I'm not exactly working on fish vocalisations - but I've been doing some research and experimentation with the electric elephant nose fish 'Gnathonemus petersi'. it's the clicks it generates for navigation that interest me.
on this topic can anyone suggest a better way of amplifying this sound than just putting a pair of electrodes into the water? I wasn't really aware of many other types of vocalisations made by fish and would be fascinated to find out more. BTW- I'm more of a 'sitter' or 'lurker' on this list. an artist interested in bioacoustics rather than a scientist. andy g [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.s. sorry simon - I just noticed I sent this to your personal email instead of the list last time. On 7/5/04 20:16, "Simon Gadbois" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > Anybody on this list doing work on fish vocalizations? > I posted a few months ago about hydrophones. > Just curious and looking to discuss specific issues. > > Thanks, > > Simon Gadbois > > --- > Simon Gadbois, Ph.D. > Psychology/Neuroscience > Dalhousie University > Halifax, NS > Canada, B3H 4J1 > 902-494-8848 > www.gadbois.org/academic > Ethology & behavioural endocrinology > Canids (foxes, coyotes, wolves) and fishes
