Effect of level, duration, and inter-pulse interval of 1-2 kHz sonar signal exposures on harbor porpoise hearing.
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Robin Gransier | Ronald A Kastelein | R. Kastelein | Robin Gransier | L. Hoek | Lean Hoek | Martijn Rambags | Naomi Claeys | Martijn Rambags | Naomi Claeys
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