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Temporal structure of sound affects behavioural recovery from noise impact in European seabass

2014-10-01

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Human activities in and around waters generate a substantial amount of underwater noise, which may negatively affect aquatic life including fish. In order to better predict and assess the consequences of the variety of anthropogenic sounds, it is essential to examine what sound features contribute to an impact. In this study, we tested if sounds with different temporal structure resulted in different behavioural c...

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64585815-9cc0-5008-b4da-b79169f52ddf
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10.1016/j.biocon.2014.07.012
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