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Green Turtle Hearing Identification Based on Frequency Spectral Analysis

Anton Yudhana, Jafri Din, Sunardi Sunardi, Syed Abdullah, Raja Bidin Raja Hassan

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It is reported that fishing activities equipped with TED (Turtle Excluder Device) able to reduce the number ofturtle by catch. This paper aimed to design a TED using sound technology. In order to dispel a turtle using sound,it is necessary to perform on turtle hearing ability. This study focuses on Green Turtle (Chelonia Midas) species.Three turtles have been measured. They have different age ie: 2, 5, and 9 years. A system known as AuditoryBrainstem Responses (ABR) has been used on the green turtle detail analysis. The objective of this paper is toidentify green turtle hearing ability by analyzing the ABR spectral. The measurement was taken at TurtleManagement Centre Kg. Pantai Panjang Segari Perak Malaysia. The duration measurements were 3 days,December 30, 2008 – January 2, 2009. It was conducted out the turtle tank. From the data obtained can be seenthat the 2-year old turtle has a hearing range narrower than 5 years old turtle while 9 years old turtle has thewidest frequency range. As for the three types of turtle age, has a maximum power at the same frequency of 300Hz.

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It is reported that fishing activities equipped with TED (Turtle Excluder Device) able to reduce the number ofturtle by catch. This paper aimed to design a TED using sound technology. In order to dispel a turtle using sound,it is necessary to perform on turtle hearing ability. This study focuses on Green Turtle (Chelonia Midas) species.Three turtles have been measured. They have different age ie: 2, 5, and 9 years. A system known as AuditoryBrainstem Responses (ABR) has been used on the green turtle detail analysis. The objective of this paper is toidentify green turtle hearing ability by analyzing the ABR spectral. The measurement was taken at TurtleManagement Centre Kg. Pantai Panjang Segari Perak Malaysia. The duration measurements were 3 days,December 30, 2008 – January 2, 2009. It was conducted out the turtle tank. From the data obtained can be seenthat the 2-year old turtle has a hearing range narrower than 5 years old turtle while 9 years old turtle has thewidest frequency range. As for the three types of turtle age, has a maximum power at the same frequency of 300Hz.

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It is reported that fishing activities equipped with TED (Turtle Excluder Device) able to reduce the number ofturtle by catch. This paper aimed to design a TED using sound technology. In order to dispel a turtle using sound,it is necessary to perform on turtle hearing ability. This study focuses on Green Turtle (Chelonia Midas) species.Three turtles have been measured. They have different age ie: 2, 5, and 9 years. A system known as AuditoryBrainstem Responses (ABR) has been used on the green turtle detail analysis. The objective of this paper is toidentify green turtle hearing ability by analyzing the ABR spectral. The measurement was taken at TurtleManagement Centre Kg. Pantai Panjang Segari Perak Malaysia. The duration measurements were 3 days,December 30, 2008 – January 2, 2009. It was conducted out the turtle tank. From the data obtained can be seenthat the 2-year old turtle has a hearing range narrower than 5 years old turtle while 9 years old turtle has thewidest frequency range. As for the three types of turtle age, has a maximum power at the same frequency of 300Hz.

Key concepts: Turtle (robot), Sea turtle, Range (aeronautics), Environmental science, Fishery, Fishing, Biology, Materials science

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