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Anthropogenic Noise Impairs Owl Hunting Behavior
J. Tate Mason
, Christopher J. W. McClure
, Jesse R. Barber
Biological Sciences
Peregrine Fund Incorporated
Boise State University
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Anthropogenic Noise
100%
Hunting Behavior
100%
Prey Detection
100%
Hunting Success
100%
Specialized Predators
66%
Dose-response
66%
Detection Behavior
66%
Strike Action
66%
Habitat Suitability
33%
Wild-caught
33%
Threshold Hypothesis
33%
Model Selection
33%
Noise Level
33%
Northern Saw-whet Owl
33%
Prey Capture
33%
Noise Effects
33%
Selection Framework
33%
Natural Gas Compressor Station
33%
Decibel
33%
Attack Sequence
33%
Acoustic Conditions
33%
Natural Communities
33%
Compressor Station
33%
Tent
33%
Detrimental Effects
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Hunting
100%
Acoustics
12%
Natural Gas
12%
Decibel
12%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Flight
100%
Physics
Acoustics
100%