Green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) are renowned for their long-distance migrations but
have less fame for short-distance migrations or non-migratory behavior. We present satellite …

Loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) are known to migrate towards fixed, individually-specific
residential feeding grounds. To study their spatial behaviour and their navigational ability …

Identifying highly frequented areas is a priority for sea turtle conservation. Although juveniles
represent the bulk of the population, a minority of studies have investigated their movement …

For migratory marine animals, like sea turtles, effective conservation can be challenging
because key demographic information such as duration of life stages and exposure to …

Understanding population structure and migration patterns is critical for conservation of
marine species that undertake seasonal migrations, often spanning entire oceans, between …

Shallow (neritic) waters close to the Italian coasts (Central Mediterranean Sea) are
frequently visited by foraging loggerhead turtles, but the nesting populations which rely on …

For species of conservation concern, knowledge of key life‐history and demographic
components, such as the number and sex ratio of breeding adults, is essential for accurate …

Green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) arrive on the geographically isolated Bermuda platform
as small juveniles and remain until they are approaching sexual maturity, at which point …

Although the Atlantic waters of North America support hundreds of thousands of loggerhead
sea turtles (Caretta caretta), remarkably little is known regarding their migratory ecology and …

Understanding the processes that underlie the current distribution of genetic diversity in
endangered species is a goal of modern conservation biology. Specifically, the role of …