Temporary threshold shift in a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) exposed to intermittent tones.
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James J Finneran | C. E. Schlundt | Carolyn E Schlundt | Randall L. Dear | D. Carder | J. Finneran | Donald A Carder | Randall L Dear
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