Effects of tones associated with drilling activities on bowhead whale calling rates.

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Effects of tones associated with drilling activities on bowhead whale calling rates.

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Aaron M Thode

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Alexander S Conrad

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Christopher S Nations

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Katherine H Kim

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Mandy E Kauffman

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Robert G Norman

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0188459

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