Should I stay or should I go : an experimental study on reactivity and habituation to acoustic stimuli in free-ranging ungulates
Negative consequences of anthropogenic sound on wildlife is a well-established phenomenon and have received substantial attention in scientific literature. This evokes questions of what type of sounds perceived as disturbing or aversive to animals. Further knowledge on this matter may contribute to...
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SLU/Dept. of Ecology
2021
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