(A) Flow speed (U), (B) turbulent kinetic energy (TKE), and (C) turbulence dissipation (ε) vs. FN at the three sites.

<p>These data were fit with exponential functions. Panel C also shows the theoretical FN vs. ε relationship predicted by <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0309503#pone.0309503.e018" target="_blank">Eqs. 10</a>–<a href="...

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Main Author:	Martin P. Volaric (20988070) (author)
Other Authors:	Eli M. Stine (20988073) (author), Matthew Burtner (20988076) (author), Steven S. Andrews (20988079) (author), Peter Berg (387726) (author), Matthew A. Reidenbach (13703271) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified pressure fluctuations recorded enhancing larval recruitment demonstrating rapid growth >< sub >< turbulent kinetic energy results also show fn ), defined sup >&# 8722 ></ sub >), ε ), agreeing turbulence dissipation rate sound pressure levels div >< p 2 </ sup mean flow speed hydrophone soundscape recordings ></ sub turbulent soundscape fn </ results suggest flow noise reef soundscape w </ f </ b </ ε vs well understood turbulence intensity three sites theoretical calculations swimming behaviors similar across significantly related restored reef reef turbulence producing organisms previously reported oyster reefs numerous studies marine larvae made side likely due larger area important cues greater number 2000 hz 100 hz 1 restored 1 natural 1 cm
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(A) Flow speed (U), (B) turbulent kinetic energy (TKE), and (C) turbulence dissipation (ε) vs. FN at the three sites.

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