Marine mammal signals in bubbly water
Marine mammal signals in bubbly water
Marine mammal calls often propagate through bubbly water, be it generated under breaking waves, wakes, or even by the mammals themselves. Two hypothetical circumstances are of particular interest: the possible use of acoustic signals to trap prey in bubble nets; and the
possible ability of dolphin sonar to operate in bubbly water (such as the surf zone) that would confound the best man-made sonar, despite the fact that the dolphins possess ‘hardware’ which is comparatively mediocre
Leighton, T.G.
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Richards, S.D.
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White, P.R.
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Leighton, T.G.
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Richards, S.D.
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White, P.R.
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Leighton, T.G., Richards, S.D. and White, P.R.
(2004)
Marine mammal signals in bubbly water.
In Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics Symposium on Bio-sonar and Bioacoustics Systems.
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Marine mammal calls often propagate through bubbly water, be it generated under breaking waves, wakes, or even by the mammals themselves. Two hypothetical circumstances are of particular interest: the possible use of acoustic signals to trap prey in bubble nets; and the
possible ability of dolphin sonar to operate in bubbly water (such as the surf zone) that would confound the best man-made sonar, despite the fact that the dolphins possess ‘hardware’ which is comparatively mediocre
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Institute of Acoustics Symposium on Bio-sonar and Bioacoustics Systems, Loughborough, UK, 2004-09-16 - 2004-09-16
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