From sunlit coral reefs to 300 m in pitch-black depths, fish communities sound different, and we’ve captured it.sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Krishna Das's short story was chosen for inclusion in the book 'Peur Bleue' – a truly beautiful text!
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Ever heard a shark click? New findings show that some sharks can make sounds, challenging old views about our ocean's quiet predators. @RiseULiege @CarolinNieder #ULiege
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Inside every fish ear there are tiny bones called otoliths that contribute to the fish's hearing & now @EricParmentier7 & co reveal that one of these bones, the sagitta, also contributes to the fish's sense of balance 🧵1/2
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ALT A sagitta ear bone from a Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Photo credit: Emmanuelle Huet. The bone is pearly white and the shape of an elliptical disk with scalloped edges.
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Synthesis: from hand-held to mobbing, aggressive & social signalling sounds in holocentrid fishes 🐠
Excited to share my new paper that has been awarded one of the Annual Prizes 2024 by the Société Royale des Sciences de Liège! 🎉😊👇
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Against the odds: versatility in sound production in wild holocentrids 🐠 See our new paper 👇
#PLOSONE: Same calls, different meanings: Acoustic communication of Holocentridae doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone…
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🐟 Fish sounds can help identify species!
This is the first large-scale study on fish acoustics showing that sounds can be effective taxonomic markers, from subfamily to species level.
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Large scale acoustical analysis on Holocentridae 🐠🔊🎧 challenges the species-specific character of sounds in fishes but reveals that sounds can reflect broader taxonomic levels !
See our new paper below 🧐👇
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Analysis of otolith shapes in 697 species. Nice results! Strong correlation between otolith shape and that of the sulcus, suggesting that the otolith plays a key role in amplifying the forces exerted on the sensory cells of the sulcus.@UniversiteLiege
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. @UniversiteLiege is pleased to contribute to the #MOOBYF project funded by @EU_Commission as part of the BiodivErsa+ programme. This project aims to use Fish Aggregating Devices to understand the biodiversity of the pelagic zone.
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Squirrelfish are definitely amazing. After their acoustic communication with cleaner fish, we now report that they can also engage in acoustic mobbing with moray eels. What next? link.springer.com/article/10…
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Explore the acoustic communication abilities of holocentrid fish! Our recent research reveals that these fish use sound to indicate their refusal or termination of symbiotic interactions with cleaner fish. rdcu.be/dH33t @MarineBanse @UniversiteLiege
Our new App (pc - android) in French and English to study the anatomy of mussel and ascaris (cross section and 3D!) morfonct.uliege.be/cms/c_932…
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Diving into dual functionality: Swim bladder muscles in lionfish for buoyancy and sonic capabilities
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SPECIAL ISSUE: FISH BIOACOUSTICS
This study on piranhas demonstrates that sounds can be used to categorize fish not just by their species, but also by their genus. doi.org/10.1121/10.0021308
#acoustics #bioacoustics
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On 7 Oct, a dead Leatherback Turtle was found beached in Knokke. Very rare in 🇧🇪! The autopsy revealed that the 1,73 m & 247 kg ♀️ died from an unknown traumatic event. She was in healthy state when she died. More info @ shorturl.at/kBPR2. @ugent @ULiegeRecherche
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Adding #Passive #Acoustic #Monitoring to the list of fishery-independent monitoring techniques used to survey #fish populations could provide new insights and knowledge...a Mediterranean case study
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Cichlid hybrids display intermediate acoustic features compared to those of the parent species - doi.org/10.1093/zoolinnean/z… @MarineBanse @RaickXavier @ULiegeRecherche
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Curious George the Cusk eel at 4500m, somewhere in the Pacific yesterday afternoon. #deeplycurious #inkfishexplore @deepseauwa