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Deployed QuackPrep on 30 autonomous recording units (ARUs) at a restored wetland. Over 3 months, system processed 8,400 hours of audio, detecting 212,000 quack events. Species proportions from automated classifier matched point‑count surveys (Pearson’s r = 0.91). False positive rate (splashes misclassified as quacks) = 4.2 %, reduced from 23 % without QuackPrep.

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