Caribbean Sea soundscapes : monitoring humpback whales, biological sounds, geological events, and anthropogenic impacts of vessel noise

Heenehan, H.; Stanistreet, J.; Corkeron, P.; Bouveret, L.; Chalifour, J.; Davis, G.; Henríquez, A.; Kiszka, J.; Kline, L.; Reed, C.; Shamir-Reynoso, Omar; Védie, F.; de Wolf, W.; Hoetjes, P.; van Parijs, S.

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Abstract:	Assessing marine soundscapes provides an understanding of the biological, geological and anthropogenic composition of a habitat, including species diversity, community composition, and human impacts. For this study, nine acoustic recorders were deployed between December 2016 and June 2017 off six Caribbean islands in several Marine Parks: the Dominican Republic (DR), St. Martin (SM), Guadeloupe east and west (GE, GW), Martinique (MA), Aruba (AR), and Bonaire (BO).
Author(s):	Heenehan, H. Stanistreet, J. Corkeron, P. Bouveret, L. Chalifour, J. Davis, G. Henríquez, A. Kiszka, J. Kline, L. Reed, C. Shamir-Reynoso, Omar Védie, F. de Wolf, W. Hoetjes, P. van Parijs, S.
Date:	2019
Published:	Frontiers in Marine Science [2296-7745], 6, 347
Citation:	Heenehan, H., et al. (2019). Caribbean Sea soundscapes: monitoring humpback whales, biological sounds, geological events, and anthropogenic impacts of vessel noise. Frontiers in Marine Science, 6, 347. Disponible en: https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2019.00347
URI:	https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/158

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