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- Anthropophony abstract "The term, anthropophony, consists of the Greek prefix, anthropo, meaning human, and the suffix, phon, meaning sound. The term refers to all sound produced by humans, whether coherent, such as music, theatre, and language, or incoherent and chaotic such as random signals generated primarily by electromechanical means. The term was first used to describe certain soundscape phenomena recorded as part of a bioacoustic study in 2001-2002 commissioned by the National Park Service, and done in Sequoia/King's Canyon National Park. Anthropophony is one of three terms used by Drs. Stuart Gage and Bernie Krause to define the general sources of human sounds/noise that occur within a soundscape. The other two non-human, but natural sound sources include biophony, and geophony.".
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- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Bernie_Krause.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Bioacoustic.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Bioacoustics.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Biophony.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sound.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Geophony.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Human.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Natural_sounds.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Nature_sounds.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Sound.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLink Soundscape.
- Anthropophony wikiPageWikiLinkText "Anthropophony".
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- Anthropophony hasPhotoCollection Anthropophony.
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- Anthropophony subject Category:Sound.
- Anthropophony comment "The term, anthropophony, consists of the Greek prefix, anthropo, meaning human, and the suffix, phon, meaning sound. The term refers to all sound produced by humans, whether coherent, such as music, theatre, and language, or incoherent and chaotic such as random signals generated primarily by electromechanical means.".
- Anthropophony label "Anthropophony".
- Anthropophony sameAs Q4773879.
- Anthropophony sameAs Q4773879.
- Anthropophony wasDerivedFrom Anthropophony?oldid=676279911.
- Anthropophony isPrimaryTopicOf Anthropophony.