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Turtle embryos pause development before oviposition in a process known as
preovipositional arrest. Embryonic development arrests due to hypoxia (low oxygen) in the …

The goal of this study was to determine whether marine turtle (loggerhead) embryos
communicate with one another using mechanical cues detected through the flexible egg …

I collected eggs from natural nests of Apalone mutica and reburied them in artificial nests
constructed in a large outdoor enclosure. Toward the end of a known incubation period …

Neonates of several species of North American turtles typically spend the first winter of their
life inside the subterranean nest where they completed incubation and hatched the …

The interval between pipping and emergence has been reported to be 1-14 days with an
average of five days (Kraemer and Bennett 1981, Demmer 1981. Mrosovsky 1988, Neville et …

Developing organisms are often exposed to fluctuating environments that destabilize tissue‐
scale processes and induce abnormal phenotypes. This might be common in species that …

Synchrony in the timing of births is thought to have evolved as a general predator avoidance
strategy. In turtles, synchronous hatching may facilitate group emergence from the nest …

Nesting in sea turtles involves a series of behavioral stages in which females ascend a
coastal beach, move sand to bury and conceal eggs, and return to the sea. We created a …

So little is known about the early life history of leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea)
from hatchling to adulthood that this period has been termed the 'lost years'. For critically …