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Auditory thresholds for bighead and silver carp after sound exposure determined by the AEP technique: Data

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2017-08-01
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2018-06-30

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Nissen, A.C., Vetter, B.J., Rogers, L.S., and Mensinger, A.F., 2019, Auditory thresholds for bighead and silver carp after sound exposure determined by the AEP technique: Data: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P98VVJH2.

Summary

Invasive silver (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) and bighead (H. nobilis) carp, collectively referred to as bigheaded carps, threaten aquatic ecosystems of the Upper Midwestern United States. Due to extensive ecological impacts associated with these species, prevention of their further range expansion is the aim for fisheries management. Recent behavioral studies indicate bigheaded carps are deterred by acoustic barriers and exhibit negative phonotaxis in response to anthropogenic sound sources (≥ 150 dB re 1 μPa SPLrms). However, the impact of long-term exposure to these sounds on the hearing capabilities of bigheaded carps has not been well documented. In this study, the auditory evoked potential (AEP) technique was used to determine [...]

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16cm_ambient_PAL.csv 413 Bytes text/csv
16cm_ambient_SPL.csv 385 Bytes text/csv
16cm_sound_PAL.csv 411 Bytes text/csv
16cm_sound_SPL.csv 378 Bytes text/csv
24cm_ambient_PAL.csv 415 Bytes text/csv
24cm_ambient_SPL.csv 384 Bytes text/csv
24cm_sound_PAL.csv 412 Bytes text/csv
24cm_sound_SPL.csv 381 Bytes text/csv
32cm_ambient_PAL.csv 399 Bytes text/csv
32cm_ambient_SPL.csv 375 Bytes text/csv
32cm_sound_PAL.csv 399 Bytes text/csv
32cm_sound_SPL.csv 366 Bytes text/csv
BHC_SoundExposure.csv 13.88 KB text/csv
Broadband Sound Stimulus (017I).wav 5.85 MB audio/x-wav
SVC_SoundExposure_Metadata.csv 12.38 KB text/csv

Purpose

The use of acoustic deterrents shows promise as a management tool to mitigate the spread of invasive silver and bighead carps. The efficacy of an acoustic deterrent depends upon the ability of the targeted fish to hear the signal. Therefore, the amplitude for the playback of acoustic deterrent signals needs to be adequate to repel the fish but not high enough to damage the auditory end-organs thus resulting in a loss of hearing sensitivity. The data in this study were collected to determine the potential impacts of sound on the hearing abilities of invasive silver and bighead carps.

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