Male vocal competition is dynamic and strongly affected by social contexts in music frogs
G Fang, F Jiang, P Yang, J Cui, SE Brauth, Y Tang - Animal cognition, 2014 - Springer
Male–male vocal competition in anuran species is critical for mating success; however, it is
also highly time-consuming, energetically demanding and likely to increase predation risks …
also highly time-consuming, energetically demanding and likely to increase predation risks …
Attentional state and brain processes: state-dependent lateralization of EEG profiles in horses
C Rochais, M Sébilleau, M Ménoret, M Oger, S Henry… - Scientific reports, 2018 - nature.com
Lateralization of brain functions has been suggested to provide individuals with advantages,
such as an increase of neural efficiency. The right hemisphere is likely to be specialized for …
such as an increase of neural efficiency. The right hemisphere is likely to be specialized for …
The first call note plays a crucial role in frog vocal communication
X Yue, Y Fan, F Xue, SE Brauth, Y Tang, G Fang - Scientific reports, 2017 - nature.com
Vocal Communication plays a crucial role in survival and reproductive success in most
amphibian species. Although amphibian communication sounds are often complex …
amphibian species. Although amphibian communication sounds are often complex …
Sound classification and call discrimination are decoded in order as revealed by event-related potential components in frogs
G Fang, P Yang, F Xue, J Cui, SE Brauth… - Brain Behavior and …, 2015 - karger.com
Species that use communication sounds to coordinate social and reproductive behavior
must be able to distinguish vocalizations from nonvocal sounds as well as to identify …
must be able to distinguish vocalizations from nonvocal sounds as well as to identify …
Right ear advantage for vocal communication in frogs results from both structural asymmetry and attention modulation
G Fang, F Xue, P Yang, J Cui, SE Brauth… - Behavioural brain …, 2014 - Elsevier
Right-ear/left-hemisphere advantage (REA) in processing species-specific vocalizations has
been demonstrated in mammals including humans. Two models for REA are typically …
been demonstrated in mammals including humans. Two models for REA are typically …
Hierarchical auditory perception for species discrimination and individual recognition in the music frog
Y Fan, K Fang, R Sun, D Shen, J Yang, Y Tang… - Current …, 2022 - academic.oup.com
The ability to discriminate species and recognize individuals is crucial for reproductive
success and/or survival in most animals. However, the temporal order and neural …
success and/or survival in most animals. However, the temporal order and neural …
The biological significance of acoustic stimuli determines ear preference in the music frog
F Xue, G Fang, P Yang, E Zhao… - The Journal of …, 2015 - journals.biologists.com
Behavioral and neurophysiological studies support the idea that right ear advantage (REA)
exists for perception of conspecific vocal signals in birds and mammals. Nevertheless, few …
exists for perception of conspecific vocal signals in birds and mammals. Nevertheless, few …
Preference of spectral features in auditory processing for advertisement calls in the music frogs
Y Fan, X Yue, J Yang, J Shen, D Shen, Y Tang… - Frontiers in …, 2019 - Springer
Background Animal vocal signals encode very important information for communication
during which the importance of temporal and spectral characteristics of vocalizations is …
during which the importance of temporal and spectral characteristics of vocalizations is …
Auditory sensitivity exhibits sexual dimorphism and seasonal plasticity in music frogs
P Yang, F Xue, J Cui, SE Brauth, Y Tang… - Journal of Comparative …, 2018 - Springer
Seasonal changes in the structure and function of the vertebrate brain have been described
in many species, particularly in seasonal breeders. However, it remains unclear whether …
in many species, particularly in seasonal breeders. However, it remains unclear whether …
Electroencephalographic signals synchronize with behaviors and are sexually dimorphic during the light–dark cycle in reproductive frogs
P Yang, G Fang, F Xue, J Cui, SE Brauth… - Journal of Comparative …, 2014 - Springer
Male frogs behave differently from females during the breeding season, particularly with
respect to courtship displays and in response to mating signals. In search of physiological …
respect to courtship displays and in response to mating signals. In search of physiological …