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Lowerre-Barbieri, Susan K.
Walters, Sarah
Bickford, Joel
Cooper, Wade
Muller, Robert
Marine Ecology Progress Series
2013
481
181–197
10.3354/meps10224
0171-8630
English
Detection
Species Identified
Sound Detected
Examination Types
Morphophysiological
Auditory
Visual
Sound Types Detected
Active
Passive Feeding
Other Passive
Full Description
"Because males make sounds associated with courtship, we were able to use aggregation sound as an indicator of population spawning activity, monitoring sound at this site with passive acoustics."
"Average time of aggregation sound was 19:20 h ± 7 min. Most aggregation sound (82% of aggregation hours, n = 327) occurred from 18:00 h to midnight; this was considered the window of peak spawning activity (Fig. 3A). However, aggregation sound was detected from as early as 15:00 h (3 dates) to as late as 02:00 h (1 date)."
"Spawning aggregation sound occurred daily between 9 May and 13 July, with the exception of 2 days in May."
Observation Environment Quotes
"This study was conducted from April 2005 to September 2005 at Bunces Pass, an inlet at the mouth of Tampa Bay, Florida, USA (Fig 1). This location had been previously identified as the most consistently used and densely populated spotted seatrout spawning site in Tampa Bay (Walters et al. 2009, LowerreBarbieri et al. 2009)."
"We deployed a high-density fixed array of acoustic receivers (VR2s, Vemco) to monitor the spawning site."
Behaviour Description Quotes
"Because males make sounds associated with courtship, we were able to use aggregation sound as an indicator of population spawning activity, monitoring sound at this site with passive acoustics. "
Observation Environments
Wild
Behaviour Descriptions
Spawning
Courtship
Aggregations
Sound Names
Unreported/Undetermined