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Frank Musterman1, Bella Vasella2, Howard Bannister3
1
University of Seldwyla, Institute for Improbable and Unlikely Research, Seldwyla, Switzerland
(corresponding author)
2
Caligula Institute of Technology, School of Noise Abatement, Rome, Italy
3
Bedrock College, Center of Prehistoric Acoustics, Bedrock, People's Republic of Jurasia
Corresponding author's e-mail address: musterman@useldwyla.edu.ch
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The 13th ICBEN Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem,
Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden, 14-17 June 2021
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Table 1: Results from field experiment 2
Study Noise N Main effect Type of bait Wating time Filter Result [dB]
Source estimate [min.]
German
LAxRIMO Deers 1641 0.321 3.4 A 62
sauerbraten
New York strip
PLATADIM Bisons 2357 0.43 5.3 C 54
steak
Swiss cheese
SAWARIA Ibexes 1641 0.891 6.6 L 31
fondue
Italian macaroni
NORAMAC She-wolfes 849 2.122 17.2 A 61
crowd
Japanese miso
SIDEQUE-2 Macaques 403 1.23 14.3 A 37
soup
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Trial Number
Figure 1: Results of the (famous) XORAFON intrasound test, N=1935
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