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Gonadal Stage and Sex Steroid Correlations in Siberian Sturgeon, Acipenser baeri , Habituated to a Semitropical Environment

by Hamlin, Heather J., Milnes, Matthew R., Beaulaton, Constance M., Albergotti, Lori C., Guillette, Louis J.
Published in Journal of the World Aquaculture Society (2011)

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Habituation rate and capacity of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) parr to sudden transitions from darkness to light

by Folkedal, O., Torgersen, T., Nilsson, J., Oppedal, F.
Published in Aquaculture (2010)

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INCREASED VIGILANCE TOWARD UNFAMILIAR HUMANS BY HARBOR ( PHOCA VITULINA ) AND GRAY ( HALICHOERUS GRYPUS ) SEALS

by Taylor, Allison A., Davis, Hank, Boyle, Glenn J.
Published in Marine Mammal Science (1998)
“.... Following habituation to the familiar handler, animals were then exposed to a novel human for 7 min...”

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Will harbor porpoises (<scp> Phocoena phocoena </scp>) be deterred by a pinger that cannot be used as a “dinner bell” by seals?

by Königson, Sara, Naddafi, Rahmat, Hedgärde, Maria, Pettersson, Alice, Östman, Örjan, Benavente Norrman, Emilia, Amundin, Mats
Published in Marine Mammal Science (2021)
“... no significant increase in echolocation over consecutive days of the study, suggesting no habituation to pinger...”

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Vocal count responses of narwhals to bulk carrier noise in Milne Inlet, Nunavut, Canada

by Radtke, Crystal L., Terhune, John M., Frouin‐Mouy, Héloïse, Rouget, Philippe A.
Published in Marine Mammal Science (2023)
“.... There was no evidence of habituation or sensitization to the bulk carrier noise within or between years. Continued...”

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WHALE REACTIONS TO HUMAN ACTIVITIES IN CAPE COD WATERS

by Watkins, William A.
Published in Marine Mammal Science (1986)
“...: habituation often occurred rapidly, attention to other stimuli or preoccupation with other activities...”

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Assessing interactions between dolphins and small pelagic fish on branchline to design a depredation mitigation device in pelagic longline fisheries

by Rabearisoa, Njaratiana, Bach, Pascal, Marsac, Francis
Published in ICES Journal of Marine Science (2015)
“..., habituation behaviour was observed for a resident group of T. aduncus in the experimental area. The relation...”

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REACTIONS OF CAPTIVE HARBOR PORPOISES ( PHOCOENA PHOCOENA ) TO PINGER‐LIKE SOUNDS

by Teilmann, Jonas, Tougaard, Jakob, Miller, Lee A., Kirketerp, Tim, Hansen, Kirstin, Brando, Sabrina
Published in Marine Mammal Science (2006)
“...Abstract Pingers on gill nets can reduce bycatch of harbor porpoises. If harbor porpoises habituate...”

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The Propulsion Jet of Euphausia Superba (Antarctic Krill) as a Potential Communication Signal among Conspecifics

by Wiese, K., Ebina, Y.
Published in Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (1995)
“... of communication system between individuals. Vision, as a sophisticated image-processing system, habituating...”

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Behavioural and heart rate responses to predation risk in wild and domesticated Atlantic salmon

by Johnsson, Jörgen I, Höjesjö, Johan, Fleming, Ian A
Published in Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (2001)
“... predator at attack, which may have accentuated these differences. Both strains habituated to the threat...”

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Prey switching by killer whales in the north-east Atlantic: observational evidence and experimental insights

by Vongraven, Dag, Bisther, Anna
Published in Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2013)
“... killer whales as a potential predatory threat and had not habituated to their calls. This could be due...”

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