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The aim is to assess the species specificity of fish sounds and their evolutionary implications based on empirical evidence.

Species Specificity in Fish Sounds: Evidence, Limits and Methodological Implications

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The aim is to assess the species specificity of fish sounds and their evolutionary implications based on empirical evidence.
Review of empirical, mechanistic, and behavioral evidence across various teleost taxa.
Examination of limitations in recording techniques influencing comparative studies on fish acoustic signals.
Integration of behavioral context, sound-production mechanisms, and recording methodologies.
Interspecific acoustic differences extend beyond reproductive contexts.
Sounds recorded under disturbance may reflect species-level properties of neural control and musculature.
Acoustic species specificity is not universally applicable across fish and does not solely act as a prezygotic barrier.

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Review reveals the complexities of fish acoustic communication and its evolutionary interpretation across species.

Parmentier et al. (2026) studied this question.

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