Loggerhead turtles Caretta caretta use a wide variety of foraging strategies, and some
populations forage in sub-optimal habitats. Different foraging strategies may not be …

Loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta) originating from the Western Atlantic carry out one
of the largest marine migrations, reaching the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea. It has …

Stable isotope data are useful for inferring foraging and niche variation in marine taxa but
can be difficult to interpret, in part because different foraging patterns may result in similar …

Investigating species' distribution and abundance over time is central to evolutionary
biology, and provides important context for conservation and management. With respect to …

Abstract Knowledge about migratory routes and highly frequented areas is a priority for sea
turtle conservation, but the movement patterns of juveniles frequenting the Adriatic have not …

Sea turtle tagging carried out in Italy in the period 1981–2006 resulted in 125 re-encounters
of loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) after a mean of 2.5 years, from different marine areas …

Comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental spatial ecology of marine species is critical
to allow the identification of key habitats and the likely sources of anthropogenic threats, thus …

To determine whether loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) nesting in southeastern USA
exhibit polymorphic foraging strategies, we evaluated skin samples for stable isotopes of …

Stable isotope analysis can be used to infer geospatial linkages of highly migratory species.
Identifying foraging grounds of marine organisms from their isotopic signatures is becoming …

Marine megafauna tend to migrate vast distances, often crossing national borders and pose
a significant challenge to managers. This challenge is particularly acute in the Pacific, which …