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The physiology of deterrence: Flicker vertigo and its application in avian management

2024-06-25

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Human-bird conflicts are in a critical state, involving economic losses such as agricultural losses, bird strikes on aircraft and avian influenza. Traditional technologies leveraging bird vision and hearing often lose their effectiveness over time as birds become habituated to these stimuli. To address these challenges, our study introduces a novel countermeasure technology based on neurophysiology. The human brai...

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Literature Corpus work: e8cd4239-7f61-5ae1-8f95-2f095b311c48
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.20.599982

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