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Anthropogenic noise: Is this an issue for elasmobranch fishes?
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010Underwater anthropogenic noise has developed into a major national and international issue since it is becoming more apparent that human activities can have an adverse effect on the survival of fish stocks. It is unclear, however, whether human-generated noise in the aquatic environment could have an effect on the health and behavior of elasmobranch ...
Brandon M. Casper, Arthur N. Popper
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Predicting Anthropogenic Noise Contributions to US Waters
2016To increase understanding of the potential effects of chronic underwater noise in US waters, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) organized two working groups in 2011, collectively called "CetSound," to develop tools to map the density and distribution of cetaceans (CetMap) and predict the contribution of human activities to ...
Jason, Gedamke +7 more
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The impact of anthropogenic noise on wetland habitats
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2015Impacts of anthropogenic noise is an important but poorly studied aspect of wetland ecology. Many aquatic animals use sound to attract mates, coordinate movements, defend territory, and detect predators. However, anthropogenic noise (e.g., from boat or automobile motors) are increasingly important in wetlands.
Adrienne Hopson-Costa +3 more
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Effects of Anthropogenic Noise on Amphibians and Reptiles
2018Anurans are highly vocal species that rely on acoustic communication for social behaviors. The advertisement (mating) calls of many anurans contain considerable energy within the predominant spectral range of traffic and other anthropogenic-noise sources.
Andrea Megela Simmons, Peter M. Narins
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Managing Anthropogenic Underwater Noise in the Northwest Territories, Canada
2012Potential impacts on aquatic life associated with anthropogenic underwater noise are an emerging concern worldwide (Popper et al. 2005). In the Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada, there has been an increased interest in natural resources development and the potential for impacts to both marine and freshwater areas.
Bruce W, Hanna +3 more
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Masking Experiments in Humans and Birds Using Anthropogenic Noises
2016This study investigated the masking of pure tones by anthropogenic noises in humans and birds. Bird experiments were conducted in the laboratory using operant conditioning and psychophysical procedures but with anthropogenic noises rather than white noise.
Robert J, Dooling, Sandra H, Blumenrath
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