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acoustics

The science of the production, transmission and effects of sound. (Source: MGH)


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Komen J, Makuleke E 1993. Bio-acoustic research at the State Museum of Namibia. Lanioturdus 27 48-50
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Gridley T, Silva MFP, Wilkinson C, Seakamela SM, Elwen SH 2018. Song recorded near a super-group of humpback whales on a mid-latitude feeding ground off South Africa. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (143)
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Song recorded near a super-group of humpback whales on a mid_latitude feeding ground off South Africa.pdf 2.11 MB
Erbs F, Elwen SH, Gridley T 2017. Automatic classification of whistles from coastal dolphins of the southern African subregion. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (141) 2489-2500
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Automatic classification of whistles from coastal dolphins of the southern African subregion.pdf 954.76 KB
Gridley T, Elwen SH, Rashley G, Badenas Krakauer A, Heiler J 2016. Bottlenose dolphins change their whistling characteristics in relation to vessel presence, surface behavior and group composition.
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Bottlenose dolphins change their whistling characteristics in relation to vessel presence.pdf 813.6 KB
Elwen SH, McGovern B, Tregenza N, Gridley T 2016. Impacts of acoustic identity pinger tags on bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus).
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Impacts of acoustic identity pinger tags on bottlenose dolphins.pdf 1.13 MB
Gridley T, Martin MJ, Slater J, Roux J-P, Swift RJ, Elwen SH 2020. Towed passive acoustic monitoring complements visual survey methods for Heaviside’s dolphins Cephalorhynchus heavisidii in the Namibian Islands Marine Protected Area.   African Journal of Marine Science 42 (4) 495-506
Website link:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.2989/1814232X.2020.1848925
Martin MJ, Gridley T, Elwen SH, Jensen FH 2018. Heaviside’s dolphins (Cephalorhynchus heavisidii) relax acoustic crypsis to increase communication range. Proceedings: Biological Sciences 285 (1883) 1-9
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Heavisides dolphins relax acoustic crypsis to increase communication range.pdf 639.41 KB
Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/26544893
Renda S, Périquet S, Le Roux A 2023. Blown away? Wind speed and foraging success in an acoustic predator. Mammal Research 68 215-221
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Blown away_Wind speed and foraging success in an acoustic predator.pdf 200.13 KB
Martin M, Gridley T, Elwen SH, Charrier I 2021. Feel the beat: cape fur seal males encode their arousal state in their bark rate. Science of Nature 109 (1)
Website link:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00114-021-01778-2
Becker FS, Alexander GJ, Tolley KA 2025. Singing on key: An integrative taxonomic revision of barking geckos (Gekkonidae: Ptenopus) with six additional species and keys for morphology and advertisement calls. Vertebrate Zoology 75 277-323
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An integrative taxonomic revision of barking geckos with six additional species and keys for morphology and advertisement calls.pdf 5.91 MB
Clark CW, Farnsworth A 2009. Wind Energy and Bird Conservation: Acoustic Technologies for the Assessment of Risks to Migratory Birds.
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