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Traffic noise affects communication behaviour in a breeding anuran, Hyla arborea

2008-08-01

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Modern human societies generate new patterns of noise that may affect acoustic communication in many animal species. Whilst animals have evolved several mechanisms to cope with natural background noise, the rapid increase of anthropogenic alteration of acoustic environment could challenge the potential for adjustments of communicative systems. Because acoustic communication is involved in crucial behaviours, noise...

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Literature Corpus work: fc5c9966-6955-5630-b1b6-fadc1c16f69d
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2008.05.017

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