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Title: High intensity anthropogenic sound damages fish ears [Subtitle:Robert D. McCauley, Jane Fewtrell, Arthur N. Popper]
Author: McCauley, Robert D. ; Fewtrell, Jane ; Popper, Arthur N.
Edition: Vol. 113, no. 1
Citation: ACCNO:16822
Publisher: [Melville, N.Y.] : Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Year: 2003
Description: p. 638-642 : ill., graphs, table ; 28 cm.
Subject: Man-induced effects ; Marine environment. ; Fish. ; Sound waves ; Oil and gas industry. ; Seismic exploration ; Auditory organs ; Snapper. ; Pagrus auratus.
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