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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2013
Anthropogenic noise may cause temporary hearing threshold shifts (TTSs) in marine mammals. Tests with identical methods show that harbor porpoises are more susceptible to TTS induced by octave-band white noise (OBN) centered around 4 kHz than harbor seals, although their unmasked (basic) hearing thresholds for that frequency are similar.
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Anthropogenic noise may cause temporary hearing threshold shifts (TTSs) in marine mammals. Tests with identical methods show that harbor porpoises are more susceptible to TTS induced by octave-band white noise (OBN) centered around 4 kHz than harbor seals, although their unmasked (basic) hearing thresholds for that frequency are similar.
Ronald A, Kastelein +2 more
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Notes on a Female Harbor Porpoise
Journal of Mammalogy, 1959Aryan I. Roest +2 more
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How to eat a needlefish? The harbor porpoise way
Marine Mammal Science, 2021Pablo Covelo, Alfredo López
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Food for thought: Harbor porpoise foraging behavior and diet inform vulnerability to disturbance
Marine Mammal Science, 2020Cormac G Booth
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Automatic gain control in harbor porpoises?
Aquatic Mammals, 2007Beedholm, Kristian, Miller, Lee A.
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