Growth in transportation networks, resource extraction, motorized recreation and urban
development is responsible for chronic noise exposure in most terrestrial areas, including …

Acoustic communication is the major component of social behavior in anuran amphibians
(frogs and toads) and has served as a neuroethological model for the nervous system's …

Animal displays are often perceived by intended and unintended receivers in more than one
sensory system. In addition, cues that are an incidental consequence of signal production …

Abstract Microplastics (< 5 mm) are a threat to marine biodiversity however their effects on
animal cognition and behaviour are unclear. We investigated whether microplastic exposure …

Predator detection and subsequent antipredator response behaviours have been
documented in many vertebrate and invertebrate animals, although the degree of specificity …

Choruses of acoustically signaling frogs and toads are among the most impressive acoustic
spectacles known from the natural world. They are loud, raucous social environments that …

Eastern wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) use a polygynous‐promiscuous mating
system, wherein males compete for mating opportunities and communicate with females via …

Communication is vital to the survival and reproductive success of organisms. There is
growing evidence that anthropogenic noise interferes with acoustic communication. While …

Anthropogenic disturbance is a major cause of the biodiversity crisis. Nevertheless, the role
of anthropogenic substrate vibrations in disrupting animal behavior is poorly understood …

Intraspecific sex differences in morphology, physiology, and behavior are widespread
among taxa. However, despite their fundamental importance, they have been relatively …