Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events.
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| author | Weijie Fu (11877974) |
| author2 | Zhongchang Song (719628) Wenjie Xiang (21094912) Chuang Zhang (2199421) Wuyi Yang (22538026) Xiaohui Xu (208997) Yu Zhang (12946) |
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| author_facet | Weijie Fu (11877974) Zhongchang Song (719628) Wenjie Xiang (21094912) Chuang Zhang (2199421) Wuyi Yang (22538026) Xiaohui Xu (208997) Yu Zhang (12946) |
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| dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv | 10.1371/journal.pone.0336138.g005 |
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| spelling | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events.Weijie Fu (11877974)Zhongchang Song (719628)Wenjie Xiang (21094912)Chuang Zhang (2199421)Wuyi Yang (22538026)Xiaohui Xu (208997)Yu Zhang (12946)BiochemistryMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyNeurosciencePhysiologyEcologyInorganic ChemistryBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedChemical Sciences not elsewhere classified“ upsweep ”“ sinusoidal ”,“ constant ”toothed dolphins showedtoothed dolphins shiftedpredominant whistle typeincreased whistle productioncomparative analyses revealedbottlenose dolphins reducedbottlenose dolphins changedtursiops truncatus </steno bredanensis </significantly reduced whistlesdolphin vocal patternscaptive dolphin welfaretoothed dolphins (<bottlenose dolphins (<div >< pp </fewer whistlescaptive populationsvocalization patternsstudy investigatedsignificant changeodontocetes relyenvironmental conditionsclick rateclick emissionsbehavioral contexts125 %.05 ).05 ),<p>Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events.</p>2025-10-31T17:56:13ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.1371/journal.pone.0336138.g005https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Click_emission_rates_of_rough-toothed_and_bottlenose_dolphins_in_training_events_A_The_click_emission_rates_of_rough-toothed_dolphins_before_and_during_each_training_event_B_The_mean_click_emission_rates_of_rough-toothed_and_bottlenose_dolp/30504787CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/305047872025-10-31T17:56:13Z |
| spellingShingle | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. Weijie Fu (11877974) Biochemistry Microbiology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Physiology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified “ upsweep ” “ sinusoidal ”, “ constant ” toothed dolphins showed toothed dolphins shifted predominant whistle type increased whistle production comparative analyses revealed bottlenose dolphins reduced bottlenose dolphins changed tursiops truncatus </ steno bredanensis </ significantly reduced whistles dolphin vocal patterns captive dolphin welfare toothed dolphins (< bottlenose dolphins (< div >< p p </ fewer whistles captive populations vocalization patterns study investigated significant change odontocetes rely environmental conditions click rate click emissions behavioral contexts 125 %. 05 ). 05 ), |
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| title | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| title_full | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| title_fullStr | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| title_short | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| title_sort | Click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins in training events. (A) The click emission rates of rough-toothed dolphins before and during each training event. (B) The mean click emission rates of rough-toothed and bottlenose dolphins before and during training events. |
| topic | Biochemistry Microbiology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Physiology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified “ upsweep ” “ sinusoidal ”, “ constant ” toothed dolphins showed toothed dolphins shifted predominant whistle type increased whistle production comparative analyses revealed bottlenose dolphins reduced bottlenose dolphins changed tursiops truncatus </ steno bredanensis </ significantly reduced whistles dolphin vocal patterns captive dolphin welfare toothed dolphins (< bottlenose dolphins (< div >< p p </ fewer whistles captive populations vocalization patterns study investigated significant change odontocetes rely environmental conditions click rate click emissions behavioral contexts 125 %. 05 ). 05 ), |