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Comparative analysis of fish sounds recorded during an early acoustic experiment in a Mediterranean seagrass meadow
Abstract Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows constitute an important ecosystem of the Mediterranean Sea, providing habitat for many species of invertebrates and fishes, some of which produce sounds with distinctive features. Using such sounds to monitor marine habitats is at the core of passive acou
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