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Baffling telemetry detections can be useful: an acoustic receiver design to monitor organisms along reserve boundaries and ecotones
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2016
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Source:Animal Biotelemetry, 4(1), 2.
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Description:Many biotelemetry studies seek to detect movement of organisms across reserve boundaries or between adjacent habitat areas. Our objective was to enhance this capability in studies of aquatic organisms that are tagged with acoustic transmitters and tracked by passive data loggers. We installed an experimental shroud on a commercially available telemetry receiver. The shroud was designed to baffle incoming signals from transmitters along one hemisphere of the receiver and therefore more conclusively determine which side of a boundary line that a tagged organism occupies.
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