Dear all, We are pleased to inform you about our recent publication in Marine Mammal Science entitled Clicks of wild Burmeister’s porpoises (Phocoena spinipinnis) in Tierradel Fuego, Argentina: Reyes Reyes, M.V., Marino, A., Dellabianca, N.A., Hevia, M., Torres, M., Raya Rey, A., Melcón, M.L. DOI 10.1111/mms.12489 Summary: Burmeister’sporpoise is one of the seven species of Phocoenidae family, and isendemic to South America. Acoustic recordings were obtained from a residentpopulation of Burmeister’s porpoises in the Beagle Channel, Argentina. Thespecies produces clicks with a median -3 dB bandwidth of 8 kHz, 10 dB durationof 144 µs, centroid frequency at 146 kHz, peak frequency at 138 kHz, and Q-3dBof 21. This study represents the first description of sounds produced byBurmeister’s porpoises in the wild, showing the presence of narrow-band highfrequency signals, similar to the other species of porpoises. Burmeister’sporpoises may obtain acoustic crypsis through NBHF clicks to avoid being heardby killer whales, a possible predator in the area. The article is available in Early View in http://rdcu.be/IndI or by email vanesa.reyes@cethus.org Cheers, Vanesa