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Underwater Vocalizations as a Tool for Studying the Distribution and Relative Abundance of Wintering Pinnipeds in the High Arctic
Author(s) -
Ian Stirling,
Wendy Calvert,
Holly J. Cleator
Publication year - 1983
Publication title -
arctic
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.503
H-Index - 59
eISSN - 1923-1245
pISSN - 0004-0843
DOI - 10.14430/arctic2275
Subject(s) - abundance (ecology) , arctic , relative species abundance , underwater , habitat , phoca , seal (emblem) , geography , ecology , fishery , oceanography , biology , geology , archaeology
~~.Recordingsoft hebeundenvaterva cplizationsofria sedsclls,~~sandw ~wertmdeintheHig hArcticbetweMlat e Marchandlatelune 19800ad1~1,toevr kuttthepoecmi.lf ausiogsub-iœvocP liPtionstoeturLy tbe~~andrve~ofwi ater- mgpirmipeds.MostofthecPllsmedebythesethnespccies~iderrtifKdandoninittrlkxiconis~.Ringedse;llvocalizationswererorefre- qumtinlateAprilthancarlierinthescPsonorin~Juae,wbmasthehicdvocaliPtioarateerecordedforbcnrdcdsePlswereinlateJune. Vocalization rates of all thra: species were indiive oftheir diatfbutim and dative rbundpncc in different areas and sea ice habitat types. We con- cIudethatuadematervocalizationshavc~potentklforgivinsmonpncise~~onthcrel.tiveabundPmxofwinteringpianipadsthan

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