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Assessment of Marine Mammal Vocal Response to Sonar
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Develop analytic methods to evaluate the vocal response of odontocetes and mysticetes to sonar from navy training activities
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Seal Haul-out Aerial Surveys in Virginia - 2025 Annual Report. Ozog, J., D. Rees, and D. Engelhaupt.
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  • July 8, 2026

In order to locate any undocumented seal haul-out sites in Virginia, as well as provide additional data collection at the two known haul-out sites, aerial surveys were implemented and flown along the entire Virginia coast during the winter 2025 field season.

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