A study by Stephen Rossiter (Queen Mary University of London) on Asian horseshoe bats (Rhinolophus spp.) characterize the appearance (from a common ancestor) new species due to the use of different transmission frequencies. These would be responsible for the use of different ecological niches based on different prey. Otherwise, communication between individuals would be affected and this would result in a gradual shutdown of exchange between groups would ultimately lead to their complete separation.
Utafiti uliofanywa na Stephen Rossiter (Malkia Mary Chuo Kikuu cha London) Asia ya popo farasi (Rhinolophus spp.) tabia ya kuonekana (kutoka kwa babu kawaida) mpya aina kutokana na matumizi ya masafa tofauti maambukizi . Haya itakuwa wajibu kwa ajili ya matumizi ya niches tofauti kulingana na mazingira mawindo tofauti . Vinginevyo, mawasiliano kati ya watu binafsi itakuwa walioathirika na hii itakuwa kusababisha shutdown utaratibu wa kubadilishana kati ya makundi hatimaye kusababisha kujitenga yao kamili .