New acoustic model for humpback whale sound production
Authors:
- Olivier AdamOAOlivier Adam
- Dorian CazauDCDorian Cazau
- Nadege GandilhonNGNadege Gandilhon
- Benoît FabreBFBenoît Fabre
- Jeffrey T. LaitmanJLJeffrey T. Laitman
- Joy S. ReidenbergJRJoy S. Reidenberg
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Acoustics
- Vol. 74 (10) , 1182-1190
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