Stereotypical vocalisations can facilitate long-distance communication in dense and, thus, sound-degrading forest habitats. Despite this, primate vocal repertoires often also include gradations betwee
Silk and hawk moth caterpillars produce a variety of defence sounds described as clicking, chirping, whistling, and vocalising. Such diversity provides opportunity to test hypotheses on the functions
The 1-min background noise recordings were collected at three sites in China. The noise1, noise2, and noise3 were collected at Zijin Mountain (Nanjing), Poyang Lake (Nanchang), and Jiuli Lake National
This data was used to construct the case study in: ENTER FULL REFERENCE HERE ONCE PUBLISHED 1. Frog incidence frequency data This data represents a subset of the data described in: Bueno, A. S., Masse
