New publication on combining cetacean soundscape ecology and niche modeling in the mapping of the Brazilian continental shelf
Dear colleagues, I would like to share with you a recent publication: Rossi-Santos, M.R and Oliveira, G. (2016). Combining Cetacean Soundscape Ecology and Niche Modeling to contribute in the Mapping of the Brazilian Continental Shelf, p. 141-166. In: C.W. Finkl, C. Makowski (eds.), Seafloor Mapping along Continental Shelves, Coastal Research Library 13, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-25121-9_6 Abstract: This chapter will introduce readers to the marine soundscape ecology through a cetaceanstudy perspective. Unravelling the behavioral ecology of whales and dolphins in the south-western Atlantic Ocean provides information about the marine habitat in which they live, inthis case, the continental shelf. The study also describes methods for underwater mappingsuch as bioacoustics, photo-video recordings, GIS and behavioral observations. This chapter can be downloaded at: Combining Cetacean Soundscape Ecology and Niche Modeling to Contribute | | | | | | | | | Combining Cetacean Soundscape Ecology and Niche Modeling to ContributeThis chapter will introduce readers to the marine soundscape ecology through a cetacean study perspective. Unravelling the behavioral ecology of whales and dolphins in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean | | | | Visualizar em link.springer.com | Visualizado por Yahoo | | | | | Best regards, Marcos Rossi-Santos, PhDAcoustic Ecology and Animal Behavior LaboratoryUniversidade Federal do Recôncavo da BahiaBrazil
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