Dive Timing is a methodological construct in diving skills research that specifies the precise sequencing and duration of phases within a dive to optimize performance and ensure safety.
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The optimal allocation of time during the diving cycle
Alasdair I. Houston, Christopher J. Carbone · Behavioral Ecology · 1992 · 236 citations
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SPERM WHALES TAGGED WITH TRANSPONDERS AND TRACKED UNDERWATER BY SONAR
William A. Watkins, Mary Ann Daher, Kurt M. Fristrup et al. · Marine Mammal Science · 1993 · 195 citations
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