Springer Effects of Anthropogenic Noise on Animals - Vol 66

Explore the complex relationship between man-made sounds and the natural world with this volume from the Springer Handbook of Auditory Research. As researchers increasingly recognize the impact of human-generated noise, this text provides a comprehensive look at how sound affects various species. By studying the broader literature on hearing and sound effects, including data from human studies, this book offers a wide-ranging perspective. It connects findings from different animal groups, such as birds and frogs, to help guide research on marine mammals and fishes. This integrated approach helps researchers identify general principles and understand the underlying cochlear responses across different taxa. This volume serves as a vital resource for those seeking to understand how anthropogenic noise influences animal behavior and biology. It brings together diverse studies to provide a unified view of auditory research in an increasingly noisy world.