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Variation in received level from manmade low-frequency underwater noise sources as a function of diving animal depth

Ellison et al., 1993

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4455922740562327651
Author
Ellison W
Weixel K
Clark C
Publication year
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J. Acoust. Soc. Am

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View Table of Contents: https://asa. scitation. org/toc/jas/94/3 Published by the Acoustical Society of America victims near the source who sustained massive, precipitous increases in cerebrospinal fluid pressure. There was no evidence that the pathologies found in these …
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