Read the following transcript excerpt from a science podcast report on marine bioacoustic tracking:
'While satellite tags offer precise coordinates when pelagic species breach the surface, they provide virtually no tracking data when hammerhead sharks remain submerged in deep ocean trenches for months at a time. To address this blind spot, our conservation team anchored passive acoustic listening stations directly along known bathymetric ridges. This underwater array automatically logs the high-frequency acoustic pings emitted by tagged sharks without requiring them to surface, although each station has an effective detection radius of only five hundred meters.'
Statement: Based on the audio report, the acoustic tracking system would be unable to record the movements of a tagged shark that migrates exclusively through open pelagic waters located several kilometers away from the submarine ridges.
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