Anthropogenic noise is rapidly becoming a universal environmental feature. While the impacts
of such additional noise on avian sexual signals are well documented, our understanding …

… a vocal interaction are affected by anthropogenic noise. The aim of this study was to investigate
how noise affects responses during vocal … We experimentally manipulated ambient noise …

… response to anthropogenic noise, but body size, nest placement and type, other vocal features
and the type of anthropogenic noise (chronic industrial vs. intermittent urban/traffic noise) …

… anthropogenic noise by adjusting their levels of vocal activity (proportion of time spent
singing) to noise … Birds even adjusted singing activity to short-term changes in noise between …

… signals in the presence of anthropogenic noise, such as rush-… in the presence of loud
anthropogenic noise. Males gave stronger … We observed no difference in vocal responses …

… increasing number of areas exposed to noise. We investigate vocal frequency change and
habitat use in response to continuous anthropogenic noise in two suboscine tyrant flycatchers …

… to be impacted by anthropogenic noise. We then … to anthropogenic noise and assess
evidence of evolutionary adaptation and behavioral plasticity in response to abiotic and biotic noise …

… that were naïve to anthropogenic noise. If temporal shifting is a learned response,
individuals that experience chronic noise interference may yet shift vocal production to utilize …

… In addition, many animals change their vocal … anthropogenic noise, we still have large gaps
in our knowledge. So far, most reviews or studies on signal modification in response to noise …

… influence of anthropogenic noise suggests that altered acoustics can influence vocal behaviours
… A well-documented response to noise is the upshifting of minimum frequencies of vocal …