AT Collections – Anthropogenic Sound & Animals
Just as human generated (anthropogenic) sound can affect the health and behavior of humans, anthropogenic sounds can affect the lives of other species from insects to mammals. The potential effects include impairment of detection of sound by other animals, physiological changes such as hormonal changes, and changes in behavior because of the presence of anthropogenic sounds in an animals normal habitat.
(prepared by Arthur N. Popper)
Evolutions in Marine Mammal Noise Exposure Criteria – Brandon L. Southall
The Underwater Sound from Offshore Wind Farms – Jennifer Amaral
Where the Decibels Hit the Water- Perspectives on the Application of Science to Real-World Underwater Noise and Marine Protected Species Issues -Amy R. Scholik-Schlomer
UNDERWATER AMBIENT NOISE – Peter H. Dahl
The Impact of Urban and Traffic Noise on Birds – Robert J. Dooling, David Buehler, Marjorie R. Leek, and Arthur N. Popper
Soundscape Ecology of the Anthropocene – Hans Slabbekoorn
Exploring the Ocean Through Soundscapes – Jennifer L. Miksis-Olds
Sound and Marine Seismic Surveys – by Robert C. Gisiner
The Underwater Sound Field from Impact Pile Driving and Its Potential Effects on Marine Life – Peter H. Dahl, Christ A. F. de Jong and Arthur N. Popper
Sonars and Strandings: Are Beaked Whales the Aquatic Acoustic Canary? – Darlene R. Ketten
