Inshore marine habitats experience considerable anthropogenic pressure, as this is where
many adverse effects of human activities concentrate. In the rapidly-changing seascape of …

In riverine 'soundscapes', complex interactions between sound, substrate type, and depth
create difficulties in assessing impacts of anthropogenic noise pollution on freshwater fauna …

For odontocetes, passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) can be used to differentiate between
occurrence and foraging through analysis of click characteristics. Feeding buzzes and …

Construction-related loss of habitat, degradation of existing habitat, noise pollution, and
vessel activity are growing issues for Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) that …

Climate‐driven species redistribution is pervasive and accelerating, yet the complex
mechanisms at play remain poorly understood. The implications of large‐scale species …

Before piling of offshore wind farm foundations, acoustic harassment devices (AHDs) are
used to drive harbor porpoises out of the area where they could suffer injuries. Until 2017, a …

The short‐beaked common dolphin is one of the most numerous cetacean species in the
North‐East Atlantic and plays a key functional role within the ecosystem as a top predator …

Environmental impact assessments must be addressed at a scale that reflects the biological
organization for the species affected. It can be challenging to identify the relevant local …

Using Irish strandings data collected between 2002 and 2014, seasonal and annual trends
in the number of strandings for all strandings identified to species level (N= 1480), and for …

Simple Summary Dolphins alter their behavior and movement in response to human coastal
activities (eg, commercial shipping, dredging, ecotourism). The Port of Corpus Christi, Texas …