Effects of Military Operations on Behavior and Hearing of Endangered Sonoran Pronghorn
Krausman PR, Harris LK, Blasch CL, Koenen KK, Francine J. 2004. Effects of Military Operations on Behavior and Hearing of Endangered Sonoran Pronghorn. Wildlife Monographs. 157:1-41
From February 1998 to June 2000, the daily activities of endangered Sonoran pronghorn were observed throughout their habitat range. The objectives of the study were to determine whether military operations and ground-based human activities affect the behavior and hearing of Sonoran pronghorn, Antilocapra americana sonoriensis.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Krausman, Paul; Harris, Lisa; Blasch, Cathy; Koenen, Kiana; Francine, Jon
- Units
- JOTR
- Keywords
- Aircraft Noise, Animal Behavior, anthropogenic stimuli, Antilocapra americana sonoriensis, Arizona, auditory brainstem response, Barry M. Goldwater Range BMGR, Endangered Species, hearing, Military operations, Pronghorn, Sonoran Desert, Taxa Links To References