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Scottish Government Demonstration Strategy: Trialing methods for tracking the fine scale underwater movements of marine mammals in areas of marine renewable energy development

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Carol Elizabeth Sparling, Douglas Michael Gillespie, Gordon Drummond Hastie, Jonathan Charles David Gordon, Jamie Donald John MacAulay, Chloe Elizabeth Malinka, Gi-Mick Wu, Bernie J McConnell

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Original languageEnglish
PublisherScottish Marine and Freshwater Science
Commissioning bodyScottish Government
Number of pages108
Volume7
Edition14
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Publication statusPublished - Feb 2016

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NameScottish Marine and Freshwater Science Reports
PublisherScottish Government
ISSN (Print)2043-7722

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  • marine renewables, passive acoustic monitoring, active acoustic monitoring, tidal energy, Marine mammal

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