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Sticklebacks are used as a model system in behavioral and evolutionary research, and therefore it is important to have a complete
understanding of their biology. Despite this, the presence of acoustic signals has never been explored. This study examines
acoustic cues in brook sticklebacks during courtship, spawning, egg guarding, and fry guarding. Although some fish produce
sounds during spine flaring, results of this experiment showed that brook sticklebacks do not. Females did produce incidental
sounds while depositing eggs in the nest. However, these were low intensity and seem unlikely to be heard over background
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