This Special Issue of the Journal of Comparative Physiology A continues the journal’s tradition of recognizing pioneering neuroethologists by honoring Peter M. Narins. A former Associate Editor of the Journal and an influential colleague to researchers worldwide, Peter has profoundly shaped the field. The 21 papers collected here – authored by collaborators, friends, and former students – highlight how his signature integrative and evolutionary approach to the study of animal communication continues to inspire neuroethological research on anurans and other model species.
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