For 100 years, the Journal of Comparative Physiology-A has significantly supported
research in the field of neuroethology. The celebration of the journal's centennial is a great …

Echolocation behavior, a navigation strategy based on acoustic signals, allows scientists to
explore neural processing of behaviorally relevant stimuli. For the purpose of orientation …

The central complex is a brain region in the insect brain that houses a neural network
specialized to encode directional information. Directional coding has traditionally been …

Experimental evidence supports that cortical oscillations represent multiscale temporal
modulations existent in natural stimuli, yet little is known about the processing of these …

Communication sounds are ubiquitous in the animal kingdom, where they play a role in
advertising physiological states and/or socio-contextual scenarios. Human screams, for …

Echolocating bats must process temporal streams of sonar sounds to represent objects
along the range axis. Neuronal echo-delay tuning, the putative mechanism of sonar ranging …

Animals extract behaviorally relevant signals from 'noisy'environments. Echolocation
behavior provides a rich system testbed for investigating signal extraction. When …

Bats are the second largest mammalian order, with over 1,300 species. These animals show
diverse behaviors, diets, and habitats. Most bats produce ultrasonic vocalizations and …

There is strong evidence that social context plays a role in the processing of acoustic
signals. Yet, the circuits and mechanisms that govern this process are still not fully …

To navigate in the natural environment, animals must adapt their locomotion in response to
environmental stimuli. The echolocating bat relies on auditory processing of echo returns to …