Identifying the distribution of Atlantic cod spawning using multiple fixed and glider-mounted acoustic technologies

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RT @chmcguire: Here in New England male Atlantic cod are a great example of a fish that makes noise to attract a mate. Here's a paper we pu…

Here in New England male Atlantic cod are a great example of a fish that makes noise to attract a mate. Here's a paper we published with @NOAAFish_NEFSC @UMassD_SMAST @MassDMF @NOAASBNMS @Nature_NE that used cod 'grunts' to ID spawning areas https://t.c…

RT @sfregosi26: Gliders as passive acoustic recorders (cod grunts!) and acoustic telemetry receivers in a fishery mgmt application. #glider…

Gliders as passive acoustic recorders (cod grunts!) and acoustic telemetry receivers in a fishery mgmt application. #gliders #acoustics Identifying the distribution of Atlantic cod spawning using multiple fixed and glider-mounted acoustic technologies …

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