Fishes communicate acoustically under ecological constraints which may modify or hinder
signal transmission and detection and may also be risky. This makes it important to know if …

This paper outlines my research path over three decades while providing a review on the
role of fish sounds in mate choice and reproduction. It also intends to provide advice to …

There are substantial concerns that increasing levels of anthropogenic noise in the oceans
may impact aquatic animals. Noise can affect animals physically, physiologically and …

Disturbance regimes and biodiversity—two factors that govern the stability of ecosystems—
are changing rapidly due to anthropogenic forces including climate change. Determining …

Aquatic noise has increased in last decades imposing new constraints on aquatic animals'
acoustic communication. Meagre (Argyrosomus regius) produce loud choruses during the …

Anthropogenic noise is considered a major underwater pollutant as increasing ocean
background noise due to human activities is impacting aquatic organisms. One of the most …

Oyster toadfish (Opsanus tau) represent an ecologically significant species found throughout
estuaries along the eastern coast of the United States. While these crevice-dwelling fish can …

During May 2015, passive acoustic recorders were deployed at eight subtidal oyster reefs
within Harris Creek Oyster Sanctuary in Chesapeake Bay, Maryland USA. These sites were …

Marine noise is recognised as a growing threat that can induce maladaptive behavioural
changes in many aquatic animals, including fishes. The plainfin midshipman is a soniferous …

Vessel‐related noise is a potential stressor for coral reef fauna. The Parque Nacional
Arrecifes de Cozumel (PNAC) is a Mexican Marine Protected Area that is exposed to …