Marine Mammal Populations and Ocean Noise: Determining When Noise Causes Biologically Significant Effects

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Throughout human history, the oceans have been important for transportation and commerce, for their biological and physical resources, and for defense. The vast expanse of the oceans precluded significant human impact until the coming of the industrial revolution when the transition from wind-driven to mechanized shipping became the first step in what was to be a continued increase in the unintentional and then—with the development of sonar—intentional introduction of sound into the oceans. Because of the low loss characteristic of sound transmission compared with light transmission, the use of sound had developed evolutionarily as the predominant long-range sensory modality for marine mammals.


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