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Baleen Whale Vocalizations

Bayrakci, Gaye ; Klingelhoefer, Frauke Bayrakci, Gaye ; Klingelhoefer, Frauke

Noisy Oceans, 2023, Vol.284, p.183-207

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Baleen Whale Vocalizations
Autor: Bayrakci, Gaye ; Klingelhoefer, Frauke
Bayrakci, Gaye ; Klingelhoefer, Frauke
Assuntos: acoustics ; baleen whales ; bioacoustics ; cetaceans ; sound
É parte de: Noisy Oceans, 2023, Vol.284, p.183-207
Descrição: Many baleen (mysticete) whales produce high‐intensity calls, the frequency content of which resides primarily in a band below 1 kHz. Consequently, there is a reasonable probability of vocalizing animals being detected on hydrophones designed to collect marine‐acoustic‐geophysical data, such as towed and bottom‐mounted seismic streamers. This represents an opportunity to collect potentially untapped data on whale distribution and behavior over broad spatial scales. The objectives of this chapter are to present those with geophysical‐research backgrounds with an opportunity to recognize and classify frequently encountered whale sounds in the field. The chapter introduces the general classification and description of marine mammals, a brief physical description of sound, and the range of vocalizations produced by baleen whales on a species‐by‐species basis.
Editor: United States: American Geophysical Union
Idioma: Inglês

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