Sending and Receiving Signals: Endocrine Modulation of Social Communication

Day: Wed Jan 6 – 10:15-19:00
Organizer(s): Karen Maruska and Julie Butler

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S9	Maruska, KP*; Butler, JM	Introduction to the symposium sending and receiving signals: endocrine modulation of social communication
S9	Markham, MR*; Nourbakhsh-Rey, M; Wiser, SD; Maltby, RC	Multiple hormonal pathways modulate active sensory and communication signals in weakly electric fish
S9	Sorensen, PW*; Levesque, H	Blood-borne prostaglandin F2a causes female goldfish to become responsive to an androgen sex pheromone released by males
S9	Campos, SM	Chemical signals control our social lives: Lessons from lizards
S9	Mangiamele, LA	Androgenic modulation of multimodal signal structure in foot-flagging frogs
S9	Butler, JM*; Maruska, KP	Reproductive state-dependent visual plasticity in a cichlid fish
S9	Maruska, KP	Modulation of acoustic communication in an African cichlid fish
S9	Perelmuter, JT*; Sisneros, JA; Forlano, PM	Dopamine seasonally modulates adaptive sensitivity of the inner ear for reproductive communication in a vocal fish
S9	Petersen , CL; Hurley, LM*	Neuromodulatory feedback to sensory systems: how serotonin conveys contextual information to the auditory midbrain
S9	Remage-Healey, LR	Estrogens synthesized in auditory circuits are neuromodulators of cellular physiology and behavior
S9	Gall, MD*; Baugh, AT; Lucas, JR; Bee, MA	Social communication across reproductive boundaries: hormones and the auditory periphery
S9	Leary, CJ	Glucocorticoids, acoustic communication and sexual selection in treefrogs