Michelle Fournet

Assistant Professor of Marine Bioacoustics

University of New Hampshire

United States

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Michelle Fournet is an Assistant Professor of Marine Bioacoustics at the University of New Hampshire, USA. Her research focuses on the impact of anthropogenic noise on marine life, including studies on humpback whales and the acoustic behaviors of various marine species. Recent articles include investigations into underwater soundscapes, vessel impacts on whale behavior, and the metabolic responses of intertidal organisms.

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Characterizing the underwater soundscape at the site of a proposed port in northeast Iceland

Underwater sound of three unoccupied aerial vehicles at varying altitudes and horizontal distances

Altered acoustic community structure indicates delayed recovery following ecosystem perturbations

Impact of whale-watching vessels on humpback whale calling behavior on an Icelandic foraging ground during the Covid-19 pandemic

Humpback whale call repertoire on a northeastern Newfoundland foraging ground

Limited vocal compensation for elevated ambient noise in bearded seals: implications for an industrializing Arctic Ocean

Allopatric humpback whales of differing generations share call types between foraging and wintering grounds

Effects of Intertidal Position on Metabolism and Behavior in the Acorn Barnacle, Balanus glandula

Acoustically advertising male harbour seals in southeast Alaska do not make biologically relevant acoustic adjustments in the presence of vessel noise

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Aaron N. Rice

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