Bottlenose dolphin temporary threshold shift following exposure to 10-ms impulses centered at 8 kHz
Jason Mulsow,
Carolyn E. Schlundt,
Madelyn G. Strahan
et al.
Abstract:Studies of marine mammal temporary threshold shift (TTS) from impulsive sources have typically produced small TTS magnitudes, likely due to much of the energy in tested sources lying below the subjects' range of best hearing. In this study of dolphin TTS, 10-ms impulses centered at 8 kHz were used with the goal of inducing larger magnitudes of TTS and assessing the time course of hearing recovery. Most impulses had sound pressure levels of 175–180 dB re 1 μPa, while inter-pulse interval (IPI) and total number … Show more
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