Mark A. Bee

The paper tests how treefrogs use timing and harmonic relationships to distinguish between conspecific and heterospecific vocal signals.

This study tests the hypothesis that perceptual salience drives auditory streaming in eastern gray treefrogs, finding no evidence that salient pulse rise time differences promote stream segregation.

The paper shows that informational masking, not just energetic masking, affects vocal communication in treefrogs by impairing mate-choice decisions in noisy environments.