Intertidal Soundscapes of Hardened and Living Shorelines: A Case Study of Habitat Enhancement
Audrey Looby,
Laura K. Reynolds,
Ashley M. McDonald
et al.
Abstract:Organisms, such as fishes and invertebrates and including their larval stages, listen to underwater soundscapes to detect information about nearby habitats. Such soundscapes may be influenced by habitat degradation or enhancement, which can lead to acoustically mediated feedback loops affecting the overall ecosystem.
Despite the importance of underwater sounds on ecological functioning, there have been limited studies documenting soundscapes of intertidal ecosystems and few, if any, of living shoreline soundsc… Show more
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