Biotic and abiotic sounds affect calling activity but not plasma testosterone levels in male frogs (Batrachyla taeniata) in the field and in captivity

Muñoz, Matías I.; Quispe, Maricel; Maliqueo, Manuel; Penna, Mario

doi:10.1016/j.yhbeh.2019.104605

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“…encouraging frogs to cross railways via underpasses; Testud et al, 2020), sounds can elicit or modulate behaviours (e.g. rainfall sounds trigger breeding behaviour in frogs; Muñoz et al, 2020). The same technology used to make popular consumer products for broadcasting music outdoors can readily be repurposed to make autonomous playback devices, matching the soundtrack to the location and substrate, and optimising the duty cycle to the target species and acoustic theatre (e.g.…”

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Acoustic restoration: Using soundscapes to benchmark and fast‐track recovery of ecological communities

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Watson

2022

Ecology Letters

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We introduce a new approach-acoustic restoration-focusing on the applied utility of soundscapes for restoration, recognising the rich ecological and social values they encapsulate. Broadcasting soundscapes in disturbed areas can accelerate recolonisation of animals and the microbes and propagules they carry; long duration recordings are also ideal sources of data for benchmarking restoration initiatives and evocative engagement tools.

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