>Our charts and 'conventional' statistical analyses, published in a peer-reviewed journal, either provide proof of concept, or you are >implying that we are lying.  


This topic will always appeal to me around the sounds and thank you for it. I would like to show two links to interesting facts. The first is from 1877, but it is Czech literature, so who does not control Czech language as I English, is suitable to study the description of the language of bee. Page 60, §40, Bees speech.

There is 26 numbers a description in the intonation and dynamics of the basic manifestations related to the sounds of bees.

Bee and Her Breeding: Theoretical-Practic Instructions for Inname Beekeeping
By F. Liška (1877)
https://books.google.cz/books?id=zjxmuosemy0c&printsec=frontCover&hl=en#v=onipage&q&f=false
or
https://tinyurl.com/2pkxd9dz



Another is one reference to the study thesis unrelated to beekeeping, but it is a grocery on Mutliplatform Java, which could be useful for potential audiences and sound hunters as an offline private program collection program and for analysis and comparison. Study work is again in Czech (necessary translator) but contains a decent list of applications for comparison and serves as a good view of the issue.

Bc. Filip Dostál(2014)
Diplomová práce
Porovnání audio vzorků
The Comparison of Audio Samples 

https://stag.utb.cz/portal/studium/prohlizeni.html?pc_pagenavigationalstate=AAAAAQAFMTEyNDYTAQAAAAEACHN0YXRlS2V5AAAAAQAULTkyMjMzNzIwMzY4NTQ3NzM2MTAAAAAA
or
https://tinyurl.com/3m69mbvj

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