Wireless pH monitoring systems use
radiotelemetry that senses the pH and transmits the signal to the receiver.
The significance of bridge roosts used by a few individuals may be marginal given that hibernating gray bat populations exceed three million bats (Martin, 2007) but perhaps aerial
radiotelemetry could be utilized to determine what proportion of migrating bats use concrete barriers as roost sites, as well as obtaining more detailed information on specific migration routes (Holland and Wikelski, 2009; Krauel et al., 2018).
He evaluated smaller flowing waters as habitats for several gamefish including channel catfish, which involved pinpointing movements using
radiotelemetry. His findings on two small rivers in northeastern Iowa, the Turkey and the Wapsipinicon, reveal that habitat plays a key role in the seasonal use of these systems by channel catfish.
Lastly, regulatory safety pharmacological studies (hERG binding assay, hERG voltage clamp assay and
radiotelemetry in dogs) dedicated to cardiac assessment (cardiac repolarization and electrocardiographic parameters, blood pressure) did not raise any safety concerns.
We used
radiotelemetry to study habitat use, spatial, and thermal ecology of three species of diurnally active lizards in the genus Micrulophus.
Radiotelemetry survival estimates of lesser prairie-chickens in Kansas: are there transmitter biases?
Conscious BP recording was carried out with a
radiotelemetry system, as described previously [21].
Determining the Underground Route--We initially used
radiotelemetry to investigate probable areas traveled by M.
Animal ecology meets GPS-based
radiotelemetry: a perfect storm of opportunities and challenges.
4 Additional methods to investigate denture performance (
radiotelemetry, cineradiography, retentionometers).