Fish sound characteristics are associated with different sound-generating mechanisms.
Sounds produced by swimbladder-related mechanisms usually comprise low-frequency …

Coral reef fish communities often include hundreds of sympatric species which are of great
interest to reef conservation and fisheries managers. Long-term acoustic monitoring of fish …

Labroid fishes (PerciformesLabroidei) possess a highly developed pharyngeal jaw
apparatus (PJA). A tremendous body of literature describes the anatomy and function in …

The soundscapes of the ocean have been underappreciated for far too long. The notion that
the sea was a silent world was conveyed early in the history of scuba diving (Cousteau & …

Recent evidence suggests that pelagic larvae of coral reef fishes are active in their dispersal
and return to a reef; however, the mechanisms used to navigate are unknown. Sound is a …

Sounds provide important signals for inter-and intraspecific communication in fishes, but few
studies examine fish acoustic behavior in the context of coevolution of sound production and …

The paper lists basic data on the role of sounds in fish behavior. The involvement of acoustic
signaling in the control of reproductive, territorial, agonistic, aggressive, social, and feeding …

Sound production by Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus is described from different
spawning aggregation sites in the Caribbean. Passive acoustic data and video were …

Synchronous underwater audio–video recordings and a passive acoustic detector were
used to study the behaviour of Dascyllus flavicaudus. These damselfish produced sounds …

Trait decoupling, wherein evolutionary release of constraints permits specialization of
formerly integrated structures, represents a major conceptual framework for interpreting …