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Fish larvae interference effect study

The pile driving of foundations for wind farms is accompanied by underwater noise. It is unclear what the effect is of that noise on fish larvae. Existing studies are characterized by a large degree of uncertainty. A pilot on the relation between interference-effect of underwater noise on fish larvae should lead to a better assessment of the effects.

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Effect of piling noise on the survival of fish larvae (pilot study)



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