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Data from: McCormick MI, Allan BJM, Harding HR, Simpson SD (2018) Boat noise impacts risk assessment in a coral reef fish but effects depend on engine type. Scientific Reports

James Cook University
McCormick, Mark ; Allan, Bridie
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Excel datafile with 10 sheets (including Key)

Data for: McCormick MI, Allan BJM, Harding HR, Simpson SD (2018) Boat noise impacts risk assessment in a coral reef fish but effects depend on engine type. Scientific Reports.

Key:

Examination of the impact of 2-stroke & 4-stroke 30hp Suzuki boat engine sound on the behaviour and space use of Pomacentrus wardi light trap caught recruits.

  • 3 min behavioural observations. Fish caught in light trap, kept overnight and placed on Pocillopora patch reefs that were a combinatuion of live and dead (50:50).
  • Fish were given 10 min to acclimate without boat noise. 2 x 3 design with 2 sounds (ambient and boat) and 3 cues (SW, Hetero= Apogonid, CAC). 
  • 60 mls Cues released from a 1.5m tube; CAC made from the sides of one juvenile fish. Boat travelling 30 to 80 m from sites in a figure-8 loop. Depth 2-3m 

Location: Casuarina Beach, Lizard island

Startle response: Cassuarina beach in same spot. Using 80ml jars on startle frame. 120fps with GoPro.

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Figure showing how angle of the fish was calculated with respect to the looming stimulus

Created: 2018-02-22

Data time period: 10 2015 to 31 10 2015

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text: Casuarina Beach, Lizard Island, northern Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

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  • DOI : 10.4225/28/5A8E04EF8103E
  • Local : researchdata.jcu.edu.au//published/17f1cc16d403b2abb2aae2ee64ae6085
  • Local : 3ceeae4b25c2c862409c59aefeb695da