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Exploring coral reef biodiversity via underwater soundscapes

2021-01-01

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Information on biodiversity is essential to evaluate the ecological status of coral reefs. Sounds produced by reef-associated organisms have been used as a biodiversity indicator. However, the interference from abiotic sounds and the lack of a comprehensive audio library have impeded effective evaluation. This study investigated the application of underwater soundscapes as a remote-sensing method to detect biologi...

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Literature Corpus work: 1962d12a-c900-5f6b-a6e2-0b1e4c168707
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2020.108901

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