269
Myrberg AA, Banner A, Richard JD (1969) Shark attraction using a video-acoustic system. Mar
Biol 2:264–276
Nelson EM, Gruber SH (1963) Sharks: attraction by low-frequency sounds. Science
142:975–977
Niemiller ML, Higgs DM, Soares D (2013) Evidence for hearing loss in amblyopsid cavefi shes.
Biol Lett 9. doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2013.0104
Parvulescu A (1967) The acoustics of small tanks. Mar Bioacoust 2:7–13
Popper AN, Fay RR (1973) Sound production and processing by teleost fi shes: a critical review.
J Acoust Soc Am 53:1515–1529
Popper AN, Fay RR (1993) Sound detection and processing by fi sh: critical review and major
research questions. Brain Behav Evol 41:14–38
Popper AN, Fay RR (1997) Evolution of the ear and hearing: issues and questions. Brain Behav
Evol 50:213–221
Popper AN, Fay RR (1999) Comparative hearing: fi sh and amphibians. Springer, New York
Radford CA, Mensinger AF (2014) Anterior lateral line nerve encoding to tones and play-back
vocalisations in free-swimming oyster toadfi sh, Opsanus tau . J Exp Biol 217:1570–1579
Radford CA, Tindle CT, Montgomery JC, Jeffs AG (2011) Modelling a reef as an extended sound
source increases the predicted range at which reef noise may be heard by fi sh larvae. Mar Ecol
Prog Ser 438:167–174
Radford CA, Montgomery JC, Caiger P, Higgs DM (2012) Pressure and particle motion detection
thresholds in fi sh: a re-examination of salient auditory cues in teleosts. J Exp Biol
215:3429–3435
Radford CA, Montgomery JC, Caiger P, Johnston P, Lu J, Higgs DM (2013) A novel hearing specialization in the New Zealand bigeye, Pempheris adspersa . Biol Lett 9:21020163
Rogers PH, Cox M (1988) Underwater sound as a biological stimulus. In: Atema J, Fay RR,
Popper AN, Tavolga WN (eds) Sensory biology of aquatic animals. Springer, New York,
pp 131–149
Sand O, Bleckmann H (2008) Orientation to auditory and lateral line stimuli. In: Webb JF, Popper
AN, Fay RR (eds) Fish bioacoustics. Springer, New York, pp 183–231
Simpson SD, Meekan MG, McCauley RD, Jeffs A (2004) Attraction of settlement-stage coral reef
fi shes to reef noise. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 276:263–268
Simpson SD, Meekan MG, Montgomery JC, McCauley RD, Jeffs A (2005) Homeward sound.
Science 308:221
Tavolga WN (1958) Underwater sounds produced by two species of toadfi sh, Opsanus tau and
Opsanus beta . Bull Mar Sci 8:278–284
Tolimieri N, Jeffs A, Montgomery JC (2000) Ambient sound as a cue for navigation by the pelagic
larvae of reef fi shes. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 207:219–224
Tolimieri N, Haine O, Montgomery JC, Jeffs A (2002) Ambient sound as a navigational cue for
larval reef fi sh. Bioacoustics 12:214–217
Tolimieri N, Haine O, Jeffs A, McCauley R, Montgomery JC (2004) Directional orientation of
pomacentrid larvae to ambient reef sound. Coral Reefs 23:184–191
Torricelli P, Romani R (1986) Sound production in the Italian freshwater goby, Padogobius martensi . Copeia 1986:213–216
Torricelli P, Lugli M, Pavan G (1990) Analysis of sounds produced by male Padogobius martensi
(Pisces, Gobiidae) and factors affecting their structural properties. Bioacoustics 2:261–275
van Bergeijk WA (1964) Directional and nondirectional hearing in fi sh. Mar Bioacoust
1:281–299
Webb JF (1998) Laterophysic connection: a unique link between the swimbladder and the lateral
line system in Chaetodon (Perciformes: Chaetodontidae). Copeia 1998:1032–1036
Webb JF, Smith WL (2000) The laterophysic connection in chaetodontid butterfl yfi sh: morphological variation and speculations on sensory function. Philos Trans R Soc B 355:1125–1129
Weeg MS, Bass AH (2002) Frequency response properties of lateral line superfi cial neuromasts in
a vocal fi sh, with evidence for acoustic sensitivity. J Neurophysiol 88:1252–1262
The Potential Overlapping Roles of the Ear and Lateral Line in Driving “Acoustic”…
Myrberg AA, Banner A, Richard JD (1969) Shark attraction using a video-acoustic system. Mar
Biol 2:264–276
Nelson EM, Gruber SH (1963) Sharks: attraction by low-frequency sounds. Science
142:975–977
Niemiller ML, Higgs DM, Soares D (2013) Evidence for hearing loss in amblyopsid cavefi shes.
Biol Lett 9. doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2013.0104
Parvulescu A (1967) The acoustics of small tanks. Mar Bioacoust 2:7–13
Popper AN, Fay RR (1973) Sound production and processing by teleost fi shes: a critical review.
J Acoust Soc Am 53:1515–1529
Popper AN, Fay RR (1993) Sound detection and processing by fi sh: critical review and major
research questions. Brain Behav Evol 41:14–38
Popper AN, Fay RR (1997) Evolution of the ear and hearing: issues and questions. Brain Behav
Evol 50:213–221
Popper AN, Fay RR (1999) Comparative hearing: fi sh and amphibians. Springer, New York
Radford CA, Mensinger AF (2014) Anterior lateral line nerve encoding to tones and play-back
vocalisations in free-swimming oyster toadfi sh, Opsanus tau . J Exp Biol 217:1570–1579
Radford CA, Tindle CT, Montgomery JC, Jeffs AG (2011) Modelling a reef as an extended sound
source increases the predicted range at which reef noise may be heard by fi sh larvae. Mar Ecol
Prog Ser 438:167–174
Radford CA, Montgomery JC, Caiger P, Higgs DM (2012) Pressure and particle motion detection
thresholds in fi sh: a re-examination of salient auditory cues in teleosts. J Exp Biol
215:3429–3435
Radford CA, Montgomery JC, Caiger P, Johnston P, Lu J, Higgs DM (2013) A novel hearing specialization in the New Zealand bigeye, Pempheris adspersa . Biol Lett 9:21020163
Rogers PH, Cox M (1988) Underwater sound as a biological stimulus. In: Atema J, Fay RR,
Popper AN, Tavolga WN (eds) Sensory biology of aquatic animals. Springer, New York,
pp 131–149
Sand O, Bleckmann H (2008) Orientation to auditory and lateral line stimuli. In: Webb JF, Popper
AN, Fay RR (eds) Fish bioacoustics. Springer, New York, pp 183–231
Simpson SD, Meekan MG, McCauley RD, Jeffs A (2004) Attraction of settlement-stage coral reef
fi shes to reef noise. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 276:263–268
Simpson SD, Meekan MG, Montgomery JC, McCauley RD, Jeffs A (2005) Homeward sound.
Science 308:221
Tavolga WN (1958) Underwater sounds produced by two species of toadfi sh, Opsanus tau and
Opsanus beta . Bull Mar Sci 8:278–284
Tolimieri N, Jeffs A, Montgomery JC (2000) Ambient sound as a cue for navigation by the pelagic
larvae of reef fi shes. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 207:219–224
Tolimieri N, Haine O, Montgomery JC, Jeffs A (2002) Ambient sound as a navigational cue for
larval reef fi sh. Bioacoustics 12:214–217
Tolimieri N, Haine O, Jeffs A, McCauley R, Montgomery JC (2004) Directional orientation of
pomacentrid larvae to ambient reef sound. Coral Reefs 23:184–191
Torricelli P, Romani R (1986) Sound production in the Italian freshwater goby, Padogobius martensi . Copeia 1986:213–216
Torricelli P, Lugli M, Pavan G (1990) Analysis of sounds produced by male Padogobius martensi
(Pisces, Gobiidae) and factors affecting their structural properties. Bioacoustics 2:261–275
van Bergeijk WA (1964) Directional and nondirectional hearing in fi sh. Mar Bioacoust
1:281–299
Webb JF (1998) Laterophysic connection: a unique link between the swimbladder and the lateral
line system in Chaetodon (Perciformes: Chaetodontidae). Copeia 1998:1032–1036
Webb JF, Smith WL (2000) The laterophysic connection in chaetodontid butterfl yfi sh: morphological variation and speculations on sensory function. Philos Trans R Soc B 355:1125–1129
Weeg MS, Bass AH (2002) Frequency response properties of lateral line superfi cial neuromasts in
a vocal fi sh, with evidence for acoustic sensitivity. J Neurophysiol 88:1252–1262
The Potential Overlapping Roles of the Ear and Lateral Line in Driving “Acoustic”…