Tactile pup loss and acoustic signal enhance selective maternal retrieval behavior in echolocating bats,

Data used in our experiments "Tactile pup loss and acoustic signal enhance selective maternal retrieval behavior in echolocating bats, Pipistrellus abramus."Exp2-PupVocalization: Information on pup vocalizations by postnatal day: number of isolation calls per second, isolation call rate, and echolocation call precursors per recorded audio.Exp2-MomResponseScore: Maternal response scores to playback of day-7 pup calls. Scores were assigned as follows: 1 for entering the playback zone of the mother’s own pup call, 0.5 for entering the playback zone of a non-own pup call, and 0 for remaining in the waiting zone.Exp2-MomLatency: Latency from playback onset to the mother’s first movement out of waiting zone is shown by postnatal day under no-pup condition. (×) denotes no response; (―) denotes trial conditions that were not tested.For further information regarding Exp1 data, please refer to the tables and figures contained in our paper.