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Measuring acoustic habitats [PDF]
NDM was part-funded by an EPSRC Doctoral Training Award (No. EP/P505399/1). MPJ and PLT were supported by Marine Alliance for Science and Technology Scotland (MASTS) and MPJ by a Marie Curie CIG Award.Many organisms depend on sound for communication ...
Nathan D. Merchant +20 more
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Effect on Ocean Noise: Nyepi, a Balinese Day of Silence
Taking advantage of a religious holiday called Nyepi that curtailed human activities for one day, we recorded acoustic noise levels for one week in shallow waters of a little-trafficked area west of Bali below the Denpasar airport flight path (Figure 1).
Rob Williams +3 more
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We are grateful to IPMA-EPPO for the test subjects. We also thank Joaquim Tapisso for the assistance in the bioterium and Marta Bolgan for helping with the preliminary work.
Lemos, Marco F.L. +13 more
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First observations of anthropogenic underwater noise in a large multi-use lake
Over the last fifty years, anthropogenic noise has increased dramatically in aquatic environments and is now recognised as a chronic form of pollution in coastal waters.
Marta Bolgan +5 more
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Sources of anthropogenic noise in the ocean have temporal and directional characteristics. Characterizing the soundscape requires identifying the directionality of the sources of noise in addition to the non-directional sound pressure.
Zhang Guosong +2 more
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Anthropogenic noise can have negative effects on animal behaviour and physiology. However, noise is often introduced systematically and potentially provides information for navigation or prey detection.
Götz, Thomas +5 more
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Boat noise impacts Lusitanian toadfish breeding males and reproductive outcome [PDF]
Anthropogenic noise is a growing threat to marine organisms, including fish. Yet very few studies have addressed the impact of anthropogenic noise on fish reproduction, especially in situ.
Lemos, Marco F.L. +13 more
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How chronic anthropogenic noise can affect wildlife communities
Anthropogenic noise is a major pollutant in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Since the industrial revolution, human activities have become increasingly noisy, leading to both acute and chronic disturbance of a wide variety of animals.
Annebelle C. M. Kok +13 more
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Contributions of P.M., P.T., C.C., S.D., F.V., P.W., L.M.L., T.N. and S.H. were funded by the US Office of Naval Research. Contributions of P.K., L.K. and L.S. were funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence. Contributions of F.L., S.v.IJ.
van IJsselmuide, S P +29 more
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IntroductionThe rural-urban gradient serves as a valuable context for investigating the impact of urbanization on biodiversity. While previous studies have demonstrated shifts in bird communities along this gradient, our understanding of the specific ...
Dickson Anoibi Matthew +6 more
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