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1Institute of Marine Science, University of Auckland, Leigh Campus, Auckland 0985, New Zealand.
Abstract:
Fish bioacoustics is about the sounds produced by fish, how fish hear, and what they hear. The focus of this article is on the hypothesis that some late pelagic stage reef fish larvae use the marine soundscape to locate reef settlement habitat. The hypothesis is evaluated by consideration of the nature of reef sound, hearing ability in late-stage larval fish, and direct behavioral evidence for orientation to reef sound.
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