The
species-specific
character
of
sounds
in
the
animal
kingdom
has
been
extensively
documented,
yet
research
on
fishes
predominantly
focused
a
limited
number
species,
overlooking
potential
acoustic
signals
to
reflect
broader
taxonomic
ranks.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
data
hand-held
from
388
specimens
spanning
5
genera
and
33
species
within
family
Holocentridae,
with
objective
evaluating
use
sound
characteristics
for
discrimination
across
various
levels
(subfamily,
genus,
species).
Sounds
could
be
indicative
grouping.
Taxa
discriminability
depends
level;
higher
level,
better
taxa
based
sounds.
Analogous
role
morphological
traits
delineation,
corroborates
utility
features
identifying
fish
multiple
hierarchical
levels.
Remarkably,
certain
holocentrid
have
evolved
complex
patterns
characterized
by
unique
temporal
arrangements
where
pulses
are
not
continuous
but
emitted
blocks,
facilitating
exploitation
space.
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
153(3), С. 1710 - 1722
Опубликована: Март 1, 2023
Marine
soundscapes
provide
the
opportunity
to
non-invasively
learn
about,
monitor,
and
conserve
ecosystems.
Some
fishes
produce
sound
in
chorus,
often
association
with
mating,
there
is
much
about
fish
choruses
species
producing
them.
Manually
analyzing
years
of
acoustic
data
increasingly
unfeasible,
especially
challenging
as
multiple
can
co-occur
time
frequency
overlap
vessel
noise
other
transient
sounds.
This
study
proposes
an
unsupervised
automated
method,
called
SoundScape
Learning
(SSL),
separate
chorus
from
soundscape
using
integrated
technique
that
makes
use
randomized
robust
principal
component
analysis
(RRPCA),
clustering,
a
neural
network.
SSL
was
applied
14
recording
locations
off
southern
central
California
able
detect
single
interest
5.3
yrs
acoustically
diverse
soundscapes.
Through
application
SSL,
found
be
nocturnal,
increased
intensity
at
sunset
sunrise,
seasonally
present
late
Spring
Fall.
Further
will
improve
understanding
behavior,
essential
habitat,
distribution,
potential
human
climate
change
impacts,
thus
allow
for
protection
vulnerable
species.
ICES Journal of Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
82(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Abstract
Fish
sounds
are
a
significant
component
of
marine
soundscapes.
Recently,
passive
acoustic
monitoring
(PAM)
arose
as
promising
tool
for
ecological
monitoring,
but
good
characterization
fish
communities
is
still
needed.
This
study
the
first
to
characterize
community
at
biogeographic
transition
zone
in
Northeast
Atlantic.
The
research
was
conducted
protected
area
(MPA)
along
Portuguese
mainland
coast.
Based
on
literature
review,
we
identified
29
(19.3%)
sound-producing
species
present
this
MPA,
while
70
(46.7%)
were
considered
potentially
soniferous.
Using
situ
recordings
detect
potential
sounds,
found
33
putative
that
categorized
using
simple
dichotomous
classification.
temporal
and
spectral
features
13
most
prevalent
sound
types
characterized
compared
among
them
with
available
identify
similarities.
Finally,
hydrophone
coupled
baited
remote
underwater
video
systems
tested
method
sources.
provides
catalogue
from
coast,
laying
foundations
survey
coastal
habitats
PAM.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
20(4), С. e0319536 - e0319536
Опубликована: Апрель 2, 2025
This
study
provides
temporo-spatial
characterisation
of
the
underwater
soundscape
in
proximity
a
relatively
newly
installed
offshore
gas-production
platform
North
Sea’s
Dogger
Bank
Special
Area
Conservation,
recorded
by
Static
Acoustic
Monitoring
at
different
distances
from
wellhead
(70
m,
5
Km
and
10
km).
Long-Term
Spectrogram
Analysis
percentile
Power
Spectral
Densities
demonstrated
strong
acoustic
similarity
between
sites;
no
biophonic
acoustic-mass
phenomena
were
present.
All
locations
characterized
Underwater
Radiated
Noise,
concentrated
<
2
kHz,
which
dominated
soundscape.
Fish
community
analysis
was
performed
to
explore
occurrence,
richness,
abundance,
diel,
seasonal
patterns
putative
fish
sounds.
Principal
Component
used
infer
potential
sound-emitting
species,
on
Sea
sounds
downloaded
Global
Inventory
known
(
https://fishsounds.net/
),
analyzed
for
same
features
characterize
during
this
study.
The
low
levels
diversity
(acoustic
richness
ranging
1
2)
abundance
(never
above
min
-1
).
sound
type
‘Pulse
Series’
(PS),
emitted
70
m
km
station
September
ca.
19:00
23:00,
with
closest
linear
combination
those
typifying
Eutrigla
gurnardus
.
‘Low-frequency
Down-Sweep’
(LF-DS)
all
stations
grunts
Gadus
morhua
represents
first
application
context
environmental
management
an
operational
gas
production
platform.
Reviews in Aquaculture,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(3)
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2025
ABSTRACT
As
intensive
aquaculture
continues
to
develop,
substantial
investments
have
been
made
in
equipment
sustain
high‐density
farming.
However,
this
has
resulted
elevated
noise
levels
within
these
environments,
particularly
below
2000
Hz,
matching
the
hearing
range
of
most
cultured
fish
species.
Fish
under
conditions
may
experience
loss
and
physiological
stress,
which
can
negatively
affect
their
growth,
foraging
efficiency,
reproductive
success,
increase
susceptibility
diseases.
These
adverse
effects
compromise
welfare
fish,
potentially
decreasing
production
quality
increasing
mortality
rates.
Despite
notable
effects,
understanding
management
systems
lag
behind
other
environmental
parameters
terms
recognition
control.
In
review,
we
cover
fundamentals
auditory
systems,
key
species,
common
sources
prevalent
current
systems.
Additionally,
examine
recent
discoveries
on
anthropogenic
hearing,
responses,
behavior.
Finally,
provide
strategies
for
monitoring
industry,
while
also
highlighting
open
questions
future
research.
Our
goal
is
assist
researchers
practitioners
comprehending
underwater
its
providing
a
valuable
resource
promoting
healthy
sustainable
development
aquaculture.
Fish and Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 19, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
review
examines
the
progression
of
fish
bioacoustics
and
ecoacoustics,
with
a
focus
on
growing
application
Passive
Acoustic
Monitoring
(PAM)
as
non‐invasive
tool
for
assessing
biodiversity.
As
environmental
conservation
goals
intensify
globally,
particularly
initiatives
such
Biodiversity
Net
Gain,
need
effective
methods
to
monitor
aquatic
biodiversity
has
become
increasingly
critical.
PAM
provides
scalable
approach
tracking
species,
community
structures
population
dynamics
across
diverse
habitats,
addressing
many
limitations
traditional
monitoring
techniques.
By
cataloguing
species‐specific
acoustic
signatures,
enables
long‐term
biodiversity,
which
is
crucial
in
remote
dynamic
environments.
Despite
ongoing
challenges
–
distinguishing
species
overlapping
niches,
managing
large
datasets
ensuring
precise
classification
sound
types
recent
advancements
artificial
intelligence
offer
promising
solutions.
These
technologies
help
balance
trade‐off
between
analytical
efficiency
ecological
biological
significance
necessary
management
conservation.
presents
an
overview
thematic
structure
temporal
evolution
field
ecoacoustics
discusses
future
directions
support
sustainable
ecosystem
Journal of Experimental Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
225(16)
Опубликована: Авг. 2, 2022
Acoustic
behavior
is
widespread
across
vertebrates,
including
fishes.
We
report
robust
acoustic
displays
during
aggressive
interactions
for
a
laboratory
colony
of
Danionella
dracula,
miniature
and
transparent
species
teleost
fish
closely
related
to
zebrafish
(Danio
rerio),
which
are
hypothesized
be
sonic
based
on
the
presence
hypertrophied
muscle
associated
with
male
swim
bladder.
Males
produce
bursts
pulsatile
sounds
distinct
postural
display
-
extension
lower
jaw,
morphological
trait
not
present
in
other
but
courtship
interactions.
Females
show
no
evidence
sound
production
or
jaw
such
contexts.
Novel
pairs
size-matched
-mismatched
males
were
combined
resident-intruder
assays
where
could
linked
individuals.
In
both
dyad
contexts,
resident
produced
significantly
more
pulses
than
intruders.
During
heightened
activity,
majority
highest
producers
also
showed
increased
extension.
Residents
extended
their
intruders
Larger
size-mismatched
dyads
extensions
compared
smaller
counterparts,
increasing
absolute
body
size.
These
studies
establish
D.
dracula
as
that
modulates
putatively
residency
size,
providing
foundation
further
investigating
role
multimodal
new
model
clade
neurogenomic
neuroimaging
aggression,
social
Marine Ecology Progress Series,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
727, С. 143 - 158
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2023
Coral
reefs
are
biodiversity
hotspots
in
urgent
need
of
protection
most
areas
the
tropical
belt
due
to
increasing
local
anthropogenic
pressures
and
climate
change.
Sounds
produced
by
fishes
an
important
component
soundscapes
these
ecosystems,
making
passive
acoustic
monitoring
(PAM)
effective
tool
map
presence
target
species
or
estimate
changes
biodiversity.
The
present
study
aims
identify
sound-producing
Mozambican
coral
based
on
literature
catalogue
fish
sound
types
recorded
situ
.
Based
literature,
we
found
183
potentially
soniferous
29
with
characterized
production.
Using
recordings
from
near
Mozambique
Island
March-April
2017
2018,
a
total
47
putative
were
recognized,
which
37
common
further
for
several
temporal
spectral
features.
A
dichotomous
classification
major
categories
was
prepared.
Additional
video
allowed
identification
4
species:
Chromis
weberi,
Dascyllus
trimaculatus,
Amphiprion
akallopisos
A.
latifasciatus
This
provides
first
library
Western
Indian
Ocean
reefs.
Here,
also
discuss
how
simple
methodologies
can
provide
baseline
knowledge
acoustically
monitor
marine
habitats
like
Such
may
pave
way
use
sounds
assess
single-fish
reef
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
154(5), С. 2959 - 2973
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2023
This
paper
outlines
my
research
path
over
three
decades
while
providing
a
review
on
the
role
of
fish
sounds
in
mate
choice
and
reproduction.
It
also
intends
to
provide
advice
young
scientists
point
toward
future
avenues
this
field
research.
An
overview
studies
different
model
species
shows
that
male
mating
acoustic
signals
can
inform
females
competitors
about
their
size
(dominant
frequency,
amplitude,
sound
pulse
rate
modulation),
body
condition
(calling
activity
rate),
readiness
rate,
number
pulses
sound).
At
least
with
parental
care,
such
as
toadfishes,
gobies,
pomacentrids,
calling
seems
be
main
driver
reproductive
success.
Playback
experiments
ran
restricted
consistently
revealed
prefer
vocal
silent
males
select
for
higher
rates.
personal
synthesis
concludes
suggestion
increase
knowledge
signals,
especially
considering
emerging
use
monitor
aquatic
environments
due
increasing
threats,
like
noise
pollution.
Journal of Fish Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
104(5), С. 1579 - 1586
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2024
Abstract
The
ability
to
detect
and
respond
the
presence
of
predation
risk
is
under
intense
selection,
especially
for
small‐bodied
fishes.
Damselfishes
(Pomacentridae)
use
auditory
vocalizations
during
inter‐
intrasexual
interactions,
but
it
not
known
if
they
can
in
context
predator–prey
interactions.
Here,
we
test
yellowtail
damselfish,
Chrysiptera
parasema
,
learn
associate
territorial
vocalization
heterospecific
humbug
damselfish
Dascyllus
aruanus
with
risk.
In
conditioning
trials
were
presented
call
while
either
blank
water
(control
treatment)
or
chemical
alarm
cue
derived
from
damaged
skin
conspecific
was
introduced.
trials,
fish
exposed
exhibited
increased
activity
spent
more
time
column
relative
that
received
control
treatment.
After
a
single
trial,
conditioned
again
damselfish.
Fish
+
showed
had
been
These
data
indicate
associative
learning
an
stimulus
species
regularly
uses
signalling
other
contexts.
Recordings
failed
any
acoustic
calls
produced
by
response
perception
Thus,
although
stimuli,
found
no
evidence
produce
call.