To cope with a changing aquatic soundscape: Neuroendocrine and antioxidant responses to chronic noise stress in fish
Abstract
Anthropogenic underwater noises that change aquatic soundscapes represent an important issue in marine conservation. While it is evident that strong underwater acoustic pollutants may cause significant damage to fish at short ranges, the physiological effects of long-term exposure to relatively quiet but continuous noise are less well understood. Here, we present a summary of the known impacts of long-term underwater noise on...
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Title
To cope with a changing aquatic soundscape: Neuroendocrine and antioxidant responses to chronic noise stress in fish
Published Date
Dec 1, 2021
Volume
314
Pages
113918 - 113918
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