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Using identity calls to detect structure in acoustic datasets
Monitoreo de especies
Metodologías de monitoreoThe natural world is inherently noisy, and animals that communicate acoustically must evolve ways of ensuring signal transmission
fidelity in the face of such noise. Variation in acoustic signals can provide information about the identity of individuals, groups, populations and species, as well as drivers of signal evolution (Wilkins et al., 2013). Biologists who want to understand animal communication systems need robust, efficient ways of classifying and comparing acoustic signals.
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- Categoría Blue Five: Ballenas
- Familia: Cachalotes
- Especies: Cachalote (Physeter macrocephalus)
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