The interaction effects of light and noise on the acoustic parameters of underwater vocalisations of wild spotted seals (Phoca largha) in Liaodong Bay, China1
Liangliang Yang
Abstract:Some marine mammals can adjust acoustic parameters of their sound signals in response to changes in sunlight and ambient noise. Evidence was found in several toothed whales; however, relatively little research has focused on true seals. Spotted seals (Phoca largha) are highly vociferous during the breeding season. Four major underwater call types, drums, growls, knocks, and sweeps, have been identified in the acoustic repertoire of wild spotted seals in Liaodong Bay, China. This study investigated the potentia… Show more
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