.... Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2023 http://www.biologists.com/user-licence-1-1/ Antenna Bioacoustics Frog Hearing Midge Mosquito National Science Foundation Tiny spies: mosquito antennae are sensitive sensors for eavesdropping on frog calls Hoover Pantoja-Sánchez1...

... of Biologists Ltd 2023 Summary:   Ex vivo and in vivo experiments indicate an additional vocal repertory in rhesus macaques, in which the ventricular folds co-oscillate with the vocal folds to significantly lower the fundamental frequency. Animal vocalization Bioacoustics Computational model...

... is important in the life-history strategies of many crustaceans. Here, we review sound detection and production in decapod and stomatopod crustaceans. Sound reception Sound production Hearing Bioacoustics Crustacea Malacostraca Royal Society of New Zealand During World War II...

.... In order to determine the occurrence of NLP in SV calls, we intensively sampled vocalizations of two species ( P. californicus and P. truei ). P. californicus vocalizations were recorded using an ultrasonic microphone (Avisoft-Bioacoustics, CM16/CMPA-5V) placed over the center of the cage. Microphone...

... by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2022 Summary: Swarming mosquitoes change their wingbeat frequency and flight speed in response to sound pressure levels <20 dB, highlighting the importance of measuring hearing thresholds in free-flight. Auditory processing Bioacoustics Free flight Johnston's...

... a). Porpoise clicks from a sperm whale nose—Convergent evolution of 130 kHz pulses in toothed whale sonars? Bioacoust. 15 , 195 - 206 . 10.1080/09524622.2005.9753547 Madsen , P. T. , Johnson , M. P. , Aguilar de Soto , N. , Zimmer , W. M. X. and Tyack , P. L. ( 2005 b...

... Active sensing Bioacoustics Signal interference Spatial orientation Jamming avoidance response For orientation, echolocating bats emit biosonar calls and listen to echoes arising from reflections off surrounding objects ( Kössl et al., 2014 ; Moss and Surlykke, 2010 ; Simmons, 2012...

... reveals sexually driven loss of the organ in males. Grig Insect Bioacoustics Predation Secondary defences Ancient Invertebrates have evolved a remarkable array of modes of communication, from chemical markers and aposematic colours to acoustic, vibrational and behavioural cues...

... , G. M. and Maier , E. H. ( 1990 ). Temporal summation in the European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) . J. Comp. Psychol.   104 , 94 - 100 . 10.1037/0735-7036.104.1.94 Larsen , O. N. and Wahlberg , M. ( 2017 ). Sound and sound sources . In Comparative Bioacoustics...

... emitting the /Kwa/ sound. Bioacoustics Passive acoustic monitoring Sound production Acoustic communication Scorpaenidae Passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) of fish populations (i.e. the monitoring of vocal fish by means of hydrophones) has been used for analysing fish presence, distribution...

... of their effectiveness as a defence against echolocating bats. Neuroptera Insect hearing Bioacoustics Bat echolocation Desert The ability to hear airborne sound has evolved independently at least 18–20 times (see Yager, 1999 ; Yack, 2004 ; Strauß and Lakes-Harlan, 2014 ) across seven insect orders...

.... and Montealegre-Z , F. ( 2014 ). Ultrasonic reverse stridulation in the spider-like katydid Arachnoscelis (Orthoptera: Listrosceledinae) . Bioacoustics   23 , 67 - 77 . 10.1080/09524622.2013.816639 Chivers , B. D. , Jonsson , T. , Jackson , J. C. , Kleinhappel , T. K. , Shivarova...

... Amplitude Noise Bioacoustics Response time Acoustic communication is often constrained by the effects of background noise, which can mask and degrade acoustic signals, preventing them from being recognised or discriminated by their targeted receivers. To overcome this problem, animals may adjust...

... pure-tone songs . J. Exp. Biol.   202 , 3347 - 3357 . Bennet-Clark , H. C. ( 1999b ). Which Qs to choose: questions of quality in bioacoustics?   Bioacoustics   9 , 351 - 359 . 10.1080/09524622.1999.9753408 Bennet-Clark , H. C. ( 2003 ). Wing resonances in the Australian...

... contain vocal resonance frequencies or ‘formants’. Bioacoustics Source-filter theory Alligator sinensis Vocal tract resonance Bellow Archosauria ...

...Julia E. Samson; T. Aran Mooney; Sander W. S. Gussekloo; Roger T. Hanlon Sound is a widely available and vital cue in aquatic environments, yet most bioacoustic research has focused on marine vertebrates, leaving sound detection in invertebrates poorly understood. Cephalopods are an ecologically...

... 2014 Acoustic communication Bioacoustics Distress sounds Ictaluridae Predator–prey Pectoral spine Anti-predator adaptation Catfishes are one of the most successful groups of fishes, with over 3000 species ( Ferraris, 2007 ). They have highly modified pectoral spines that can be bound...

... 2012 5 9 2012 © 2012. 2012 bioacoustics bat moth predator–prey interaction sensory ecology The study of bats and moths has provided fundamental biological insights in areas ranging from the neurological basis of behavior ( Roeder, 1967a ; Yager, 2012 ) to the co-evolution...

... ( kelly@marinelife.org ) 28 9 2011 25 4 2012 © 2012. 2012 bioacoustics auditory brainstem response sound Testudines anthropogenic noise There are seven species of marine turtle globally, all threatened by increasing human presence in marine environments...

... physiological mechanisms, thus remains unknown. * Author for correspondence ( hannah.moir@eee.strath.ac.uk ) 5 7 2011 © 2011. 2011 bioacoustics hearing tympanum locust distortion-product otoacoustic emissions laser Doppler vibrometry Insect hearing organs, despite...