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Coastal environments provide critical ecosystem services but experience a number of threats including marine debris and abandoned beach equipment. To address this threat, municipalities have begun enacting policy measures such as Leave...
The ability of individuals to actively control their movements, especially during the early life stages, can significantly influence the distribution of their population. Most marine turtle species develop oceanic foraging habitats...
Species' foraging choices influence their somatic growth rates, age at maturity, and time spent in vulnerable early life stages. Thus, differences in population demographics are often attributed to variability either in diet type, ...
Green turtle Chelonia mydas foraging ecology at 25 degrees S in the western Atlantic: evidence to support a feeding model driven by intrinsic and extrinsic variability
Long-term temporal variation in juvenile Chelonia mydas foraging ecology and key intrinsic/extrinsic explanatory factors were assessed at the southwestern Atlantic tropical-temperate transition zone. During a 7 yr period, 120 stranded C....
Knowledge of the relationships between environmental forcing and demographic parameters is important for predicting responses from climatic changes and to manage populations effectively. We explore the relationships between the...
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