Vibrasure presents audiograms for four different mammals that might be of interest. Exact species vary, but these data may be taken as representative for rabbits, rats, mice, and small primates. The data is then compared with the human audiogram for comparison.
Reproducibility vs. Vibration and Noise Impacts in Animal Labs
Nature’s LabAnimal journal has published an interesting collection of articles regarding experimental reproducibility in animal models. Unsurprisingly, confounding stressors like noise and vibration figure into the discussion. This is precisely Vibrasure's goal for design and monitoring in laboratory facilities: to minimize confounding variables, reduce the number of animals and time required to obtain good data, and improve animal welfare.
Vibration and Noise in Animal Research Buildings
If you missed Byron's recent talk at the AALAS National Meeting in Phoenix, the presentation and audio recording are now online (paywall). If you don't want to pay for it, feel free to check out a few excerpts here: