• DOI:10.1080/09524622.2017.1286263
Corpus ID: 89625932

Territorial vocalization in sympatric damselfish: acoustic characteristics and intruder discrimination

@article{Weimann2018TerritorialVI,
  title={Territorial vocalization in sympatric damselfish: acoustic characteristics and intruder discrimination},
  author={S. R. Weimann and A. N. Black and J. Leese and Martin L. Richter and M. Itzkowitz and R. M. Burger},
  journal={Bioacoustics},
  year={2018},
  volume={27},
  pages={102 - 87}
}

S. R. Weimann, A. N. Black, +3 authors R. M. Burger

Published 2018

Biology

Bioacoustics

Abstract Damselfishes are well known for their aggressive, territorial behaviour during which the use of vocalization behaviour has been well documented. However, agonistic acoustic signalling has been understudied in particular when the vocalizations are interspecific. In this study, we characterize and compare the previously undescribed vocalization behaviour of longfin damselfish (Stegastes diencaeus), in an agonistic context, with the closely related and sympatric dusky damselfish… CONTINUE READING

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