Amphibians exhibit an incredible diversity of reproductive and life-history strategies,
including various forms of nest construction and nesting behaviour. Although anuran …

Animal communication is often hampered by noise interference. Noise masking has
primarily been studied in terms of its unimodal effect on sound information provision and …

Stimulation in one sensory modality can affect perception in a separate modality, resulting in
diverse effects including illusions in humans. This can also result in cross-modal facilitation …

Noise is a common problem in animal communication. We know little, however, about how
animals communicate in the presence of noise using multimodal signals. Multimodal signals …

Female mate choice is remarkably complex and has wide-ranging implications for the
strength and direction of male trait evolution. Yet mating decisions can be fickle and …

Sensory Drive predicts that habitat‐dependent signal transmission and perception explain
the diversification of communication signals. Whether Sensory Drive shapes floral evolution …

The sexual ornamentation of animals typically consists of multiple distinct traits. The
classical research approach focuses on differences among these traits, but this approach …

Multimodal communication signals consist of two or more distinct components produced in
different sensory modalities and transduced by receivers using multiple sensory systems …

The study investigates the impact of strategic planning (SP) factors on service quality (SQ) in
private universities (PUs) in Oman and how they fit together in the development of higher …

Mate choice in frogs depends heavily on acoustic communication, and females in many
species possess an inherent preference for longer and/or more complex calls. Recently, it …