... death in the inner ears of type I male and female midshipman fish reveals cellular plasticity in the midshipman inner ear. Hair cell Hearing Auditory plasticity Fish ear Midshipman fish Acoustic communication National Science Foundation http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100000001...

... interests. 26 6 2023 7 2 2024 © 2024. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2024 Summary: Doppler shift compensation during insect pursuit in a hipposiderid bat. Acoustic communication Clutter Echolocation Sensorimotor integration Vocal flexibility...

..., this review explores possible mechanisms of sound-induced developmental plasticity allowing embryonic responses to acoustic information. It reveals cerebral and cellular machinery for spontaneous sound reactivity. Developmental plasticity Acoustic communication In ovo acoustic signals Noise Music...

... that the original work is properly attributed. Summary: Exposure of female crickets to variations in song patterns over their lifetime does not reveal a broadening of female preference nor support the hypothesis that female choosiness towards song patterns changes with age. Acoustic communication...

...–120 Hz) of the buzzing sounds they are known to produce, supporting their use in intraspecific communication. Marine invertebrate Crustacean Hearing Auditory evoked potential Acoustic communication Sound is an essential and widespread sensory cue for many marine organisms. It has...

... in these vociferous vertebrates. Acoustic communication Internally coupled ears Mate choice Sound localization Spatial hearing Vocal communication Vocal communication is of prime importance for successful reproduction in most frogs ( Gerhardt and Huber, 2002 ; Narins et al., 2007 ; Ryan, 2001...

... by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2020 http://www.biologists.com/user-licence-1-1/ Summary: Echolocating bats dynamically modulate vocalization amplitude in noise at a sub-call level, demonstrating a high degree of vocal flexibility. Acoustic communication Echolocation Lombard effect Vocal...

... in the horizontal plane and is well suited to detect conspecific vocalizations. Utricle Tuning Acoustic communication Fish hearing Soniferous teleost fishes rely on the auditory inner ear and lateral line to detect and encode behaviorally relevant, social acoustic signals ( Bass and Ladich, 2008...

...-matched pairs (<5 mm carapace length difference), the results of the analysis did not permit us to infer that the processes underlying these sequences could be differentiated from random ones. Thus, such results prevented any conclusions about acoustic communication. This concurs with both the high...

... dolphins indicate that whistle communication is very cheap. Respiratory physiology Sound production Acoustic communication Underwater noise Vocal modifications Toothed whales Marine mammals have evolved to use sound in multiple aspects of their life, from active biosonar-based...

..., the localization of sounds with ambiguous or conflicting directional cues depends on the magnitude and temporal position of each cue. This gives insight into general principles of directional hearing. Directional hearing Orthopteran Acoustic communication Precedence effect Sound localization Grasshopper...

...Andrew D. Brown; Ruiyu Zeng; Joseph A. Sisneros ABSTRACT The plainfin midshipman ( Porichthys notatus ) is an acoustically communicative teleost fish. Here, we evaluated auditory evoked potentials (AEPs) in reproductive female midshipman exposed to tones at or near dominant frequencies of the male...

... by potential predators. Acoustic communication Ambient noise Baleen whales Australia Maternal investment Many baleen whale species are capital breeders that undertake long-distance annual migrations between high-latitude feeding grounds in summer and low-latitude breeding grounds in winter...

..., NH : Science Publishers . Parmentier , E. and Fine , M. L. ( 2016 ). Fish sound production: insights . In Vertebrate Sound Production and Acoustic Communication (R. Suthers, W. Fitch, R. Fay and A. Popper), pp. 19 - 49 . Springer . Parmentier , E. , Vandewalle , P...

...Maria Clara P. Amorim; Raquel O. Vasconcelos; Marta Bolgan; Silvia S. Pedroso; Paulo J. Fonseca ABSTRACT Acoustic communication is an important part of social behaviour of fish species that live or breed in shallow noisy waters. Previous studies have shown that some fish species exploit a quiet...

..., which vary in their temporal sensitivity. Hearing Anuran Sensory processing Amphibian papilla Basilar papilla Acoustic communication Even the simplest animal signals vary in multiple dimensions ( Hebets et al., 2016 ). For instance, all acoustic signals, even those characterized...

...: Late maturation of tympanic middle ear structures in toads causes reduced sensitivity to sounds in free-living, post-metamorphic animals. Acoustic communication Sensory development Bufonidae Histology Micro-CT Auditory brainstem recordings Most vertebrate sensory systems function...

... Acoustic communication Insect hearing Sound localization Laser Doppler vibrometry Sound source localization can be of significant importance for animals, allowing them to potentially avoid predators by moving away from a threatening source ( Moiseff et al., 1978 ; Hoy, 1992 ), or to communicate...

... interests. 8 4 2015 7 7 2015 © 2015. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2015 Highlighted Article: Vocal differentiation and parallel development between vocal–motor control and saccular sensitivity in toadfish. Hearing Vocal differentiation Acoustic communication...

...Eileen Gabel; Janine Kuntze; R. Matthias Hennig ABSTRACT Multiple attributes usually have to be assessed when choosing a mate. Efficient choice of the best mate is complicated if the available cues are not positively correlated, as is often the case during acoustic communication. Because of varying...