Search Results - "Simões, J Miguel"

Lusitanian toadfish song reflects male quality by Amorim, M Clara P, Simões, J Miguel, Mendonça, Nuno, Bandarra, Narcisa M, Almada, Vitor C, Fonseca, Paulo J

“…Lusitanian toadfish males that provide parental care rely on acoustic signals (the boatwhistle) to attract females to their nest. We test the hypothesis that…”
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Courtship and agonistic sounds by the cichlid fish Pseudotropheus zebra by Miguel Simões, J., Duarte, Inês G., Fonseca, Paulo J., Turner, George F., Clara Amorim, M.

“…Courtship and agonistic interactions in an African cichlid species present a richer diversity of acoustic stimuli than previously reported. Male cichlids,…”
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Vocal Behavior During Territorial Intrusions in the Lusitanian Toadfish: Boatwhistles Also Function as Territorial 'Keep-Out' Signals by Vasconcelos, Raquel O, Simões, J. Miguel, Almada, Vítor C, Fonseca, Paulo J, Amorim, M. Clara P

“…Male signals are frequently studied in a single behavioral context, but in some cases they may assist multiple functions, namely for both male-male competition…”
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Toadfish boatwhistles also function as territorial keep-out signals by Vasconcelos, Raquel O., Simoes, J. Miguel, Fonseca, Paulo J., Amorim, M. Clara P.

“…Boatwhistles produced by the toadfish Halobatrachus didactylus seem to function as mate attraction calls during the breeding season. Recent observations,…”
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Stereotypy and variability in the mating call of the Lusitanian toadfish, Halobatrachus didactylus by Amorim, M. Clara P., Simoes, J. Miguel, Almada, Vitor C., Fonseca, Paulo J.

“…During the breeding season, Lusitanian toadfish males become territorial and emit a tonal advertisement call (the boatwhistle) to attract mates to their nests…”
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