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Dataset for "Formation of banded chorus waves by propagation from multiple sources"
<p>This dataset contains ray-tracing data of whistler mode waves in a density crest. </p>
Figure 6 in Insect noise avoidance in the dawn chorus of Neotropical birds
Figure 6. (a) Effect of 1 min cicada playbacks on singing behaviour of seven common birds represented as the average (±SE) number of songs counted 1 min during or after the playback (PB), expressed as a difference from the number counted 1 min before the playback. (b) Songs counted during playbacks minus songs counted before playbacks, plotted against peak frequency of songs, with the frequencies covered by the cicada playback illustrated by a gradient bar. For species names see Appendix, Table A1.
Fig. 1 in Giant Cicada Emergence, Protandry and Chorus Centers Formation as Revealed by Studies Using a Sound Trap
Fig. 1 Sound trap used for the capture of Quesada gigas in a coffee plantation. a General perspective of the sound trap attached to a pickup. b Details of the sound trap. ❶Insecticide sprayers in the front of the horn broadcasting Q. gigas males song; ❷Recipticle for collection of dead cicadas and for insecticide recirculation
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Female preferences for more elaborate signals are an emergent outcome of male chorusing interactions in túngara frogs
<p><span>In chorusing species, conspecific acoustic interference exerts strong selection on signal form and timing to maximize conspicuousness and attractiveness within the signaling milieu. We investigated how túngara frog calling strategies were influenced by varied social environments and male phenotypes, and how calling interactions influenced female preferences. When chorusing, túngara frog calls consist of a whine typically followed by 1–3 chucks. In experimental choruses we saw that, as chorus-size increased, calls increasingly had their chucks overlapped by the high-amplitude beginning part of other callers' whines. Playback experiments revealed such overlap reduced the attractiveness of calls to females, but that appending additional chucks mitigated this effect. Thus, more elaborate calls were preferred when calls suffered overlap, though they were not preferred when overlap was absent. In response to increasing overlap risk in larger choruses, males increased call </span><span>elaboration. However, males overwhelmingly produced 2-chuck calls in even the largest choruses, despite our results suggesting additional chucks would more effectively safeguard calls. Furthermore, aspects of male phenotypes predicted to limit call elaboration had negligible or uncertain effects, suggesting other constraints are operating. These results highlight how complex interrelations among signal form, signaling interactions, and the social environment shape the evolution of communication within choruses.</span></p>
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