Geary was referring recently to Sir Spermatozoa and then there's the sperm
whale, the state animal of Connecticut (and Long Island Sound, not Litchfield
Co., say).
From a recent article, "A conversation with whales":
"Sperm whales use coda clicks most often during socialising. They sound
unremarkable, like a popgun firing in quick succession. But when the clicks are
viewed on a spectrogram, a visual representation of an audio signal, each
reveals a remarkably complex pattern."
Something, to echo Polonius, very much like a whale disimplicature, only
totally different.
Cheers,
Speranza------------------------------------------------------------------
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