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James A. Simmons' research encompasses a diverse range of topics, from bat biology and animal communication to underwater acoustics and the effects of environmental stressors on livestock. His work extends into marine animal studies, reflecting a broad interest in animal behavior and ecology. Simmons' investigations into animal biosonar signal processing have yielded comprehensive computational models. Recent publications also include work on functional analyses of peripheral auditory system adaptations for echolocation in different media. His broader interests involve applying imaging techniques, as demonstrated by work involving photoacoustic imaging and optical coherence tomography.

Simmons' primary research focus lies in animal communication and behavior, particularly within the context of acoustic ecology and the impact of environmental factors.

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• h-index: 50
• Publications: 389
• Citations: 7,885