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Diversity and complexity in the acoustic behaviour of Dacyllus flavicaudus (Pomacentridae)
Parmentier, E.; Kever, L.; Casadevall, M.; Lecchini, D. (2010). Diversity and complexity in the acoustic behaviour of Dacyllus flavicaudus (Pomacentridae). Mar. Biol. (Berl.) 157(10): 2317-2327. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00227-010-1498-1
In: Marine Biology: International Journal on Life in Oceans and Coastal Waters. Springer: Heidelberg; Berlin. ISSN 0025-3162; e-ISSN 1432-1793, meer
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Dascyllus flavicaudus Randall & Allen, 1977 [WoRMS]; Pomacentridae Bonaparte, 1831 [WoRMS]
French Polynesia, Society I., Moorea, Opunohu Bay
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Hydrophone, Colour Pattern, Pulse Period, Sound Production, Pulse Sound |
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- Parmentier, E., meer
- Kever, L., meer
- Casadevall, M.
- Lecchini, D.
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Synchronous underwater audio–video recordings and a passive acoustic detector were used to study the behaviour of Dascyllus flavicaudus. These damselfish produced sounds during six different behaviours and showed three different colour patterns while doing so. These sounds can be grouped into three classes: sounds associated with (1) fighting; (2) mating/visiting and (3) chasing and signal jumps. Moreover, the evolution of the different kinds of sound is discussed: the first calls could be a single pulse originating in teeth snapping. Modifications in the rhythm and number of pulses allowed the fish to build new messages. Daily recordings showed that sound production rates were higher at sunrise and sunset than during the day and that no sound was produced during the night. However, the kinds of call were different: sunrise sounds seemed mainly associated with mating/visiting, whereas the sounds associated with chasing and to signal jumps were mainly found at sunset. |
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