File:Periophthalmodon septemradiatus territorial defense call.ogv

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English: A complex bout emitted by a male of P. septemradiatus . Left panel: video recording; the fish, which is a resident territorial owner, is oriented towards the cage containing the intruder (on the right, not visible). The oscillogram (top right panel) and spectrogram (bottom right panel) of the emitted bout show a train of pulses followed by a tonal segment. Acoustical and video recordings are synchronised. Note the rapid downward movements of the head made during the pulse emissions, and the behaviours preceding and following the vocalisation (dorsal fins' display and jump, respectively). During the sequence, the mudskipper is also retracting its eyes into the dermal cups positioned below the orbits (“blinking”), to clean and moisten the eye surface while out of water.
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Source Video S1 from Polgar G, Malavasi S, Cipolato G, Georgalas V, Clack J, Torricelli P. "Acoustic Communication at the Water's Edge: Evolutionary Insights from a Mudskipper". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0021434. PMID 21738663. PMC: 3125184.
Author Polgar G, Malavasi S, Cipolato G, Georgalas V, Clack J, Torricelli P
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Media of the day This file was selected as the media of the day for 23 October 2012. It was captioned as follows:
English: Vocalizations of a mudskipper during territorial display. Left panel: video recording; the fish, which is a resident territorial owner, is oriented towards a cage containing an intruder (on the right, not visible). The oscillogram (top right panel) and spectrogram (bottom right panel) of the emitted sound show a train of pulses followed by a tonal segment.
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English: Vocalizations of a mudskipper during territorial display. Left panel: video recording; the fish, which is a resident territorial owner, is oriented towards a cage containing an intruder (on the right, not visible). The oscillogram (top right panel) and spectrogram (bottom right panel) of the emitted sound show a train of pulses followed by a tonal segment.
Slovenščina: Oglašanje glavoča (poddružina Oxudercinae) med teritorialnim razkazovanjem. Leva stran: videoposnetek; riba, ki si lasti teritorij, je obrnjena proti kletki, v kateri je vsiljivec (na desni, ni vidno). Oscilogram (desno zgornje polje) in spektrogram (desno spodnje polje) oddanega zvoka kažeta niz pulzov, ki jim sledi tonalni segment.
中文(简体):弹涂鱼

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28 June 2011

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