The use of the underwater sound stimulus is highly necessary to control fish in the managed fishery. Responses to frequencies and durations of the stimulus were investigated in gold fish. The most effective frequency coincided with the threshold of the fish. It was also found that the shorter the duration of the stimulus was, the more the sound stimulated the fish. Simultaneous feed is indispensable condition for the continuation of the attractive effect of the underwater stimulus
Fish varies greatly in their sensitivity to underwater acoustic signals. Over the past century, scie...
Fish live in a world that is not silent. In fact, fish hear low frequency sounds and may need them...
Anthropogenic sources increasingly contribute to the underwater soundscape and this may negatively i...
The use of the underwater sound stimulus is highly necessary to control fish in the managed fishery....
This paper reviews the application of several sensory signals for their possible use in the control ...
Many stimuli attracting fish are containing the characters of feeding sound emitted by the same spec...
A series of tests were conducted to determine the effectiveness of pulsed low-frequency acoustic sig...
The fundamental experiment was carried out to study the behavioral reactions of fish to the acoustic...
This paper is submitted with the objective of providing other fishery investigators with a resume of...
The marine environment is filled with a wide range of sounds, some resulting from natural sources su...
International audienceThe swimming behaviour of coral-reef fish larvae from 20 species of 10 differe...
The underwater acoustic environment is inherently loud as a result of ambient sounds and an increasi...
The overall goal of this research was to determine the feasibility of using sound to divert fish at ...
Underwater sound from human activities may affect fish behaviour negatively and threaten the stabili...
Most studies on fish hearing have dealt with responses to pure tones, and only few investigations ha...
Fish varies greatly in their sensitivity to underwater acoustic signals. Over the past century, scie...
Fish live in a world that is not silent. In fact, fish hear low frequency sounds and may need them...
Anthropogenic sources increasingly contribute to the underwater soundscape and this may negatively i...
The use of the underwater sound stimulus is highly necessary to control fish in the managed fishery....
This paper reviews the application of several sensory signals for their possible use in the control ...
Many stimuli attracting fish are containing the characters of feeding sound emitted by the same spec...
A series of tests were conducted to determine the effectiveness of pulsed low-frequency acoustic sig...
The fundamental experiment was carried out to study the behavioral reactions of fish to the acoustic...
This paper is submitted with the objective of providing other fishery investigators with a resume of...
The marine environment is filled with a wide range of sounds, some resulting from natural sources su...
International audienceThe swimming behaviour of coral-reef fish larvae from 20 species of 10 differe...
The underwater acoustic environment is inherently loud as a result of ambient sounds and an increasi...
The overall goal of this research was to determine the feasibility of using sound to divert fish at ...
Underwater sound from human activities may affect fish behaviour negatively and threaten the stabili...
Most studies on fish hearing have dealt with responses to pure tones, and only few investigations ha...
Fish varies greatly in their sensitivity to underwater acoustic signals. Over the past century, scie...
Fish live in a world that is not silent. In fact, fish hear low frequency sounds and may need them...
Anthropogenic sources increasingly contribute to the underwater soundscape and this may negatively i...