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https://blogs.gov.scot/marine-scotland/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2017/08/two-dolphins.jpg20481237A new paper using underwater sounds to classify dolphin species has been published by researchers from the University of St Andrews and Marine Scotland Science (MSS). Many species of marine mammals use sound to navigate the seas and find food and their echolocation clicks can be detected by specialised underwater acoustic instruments. The MSS East...