Understanding the spatial scale of population processes is critical for contextualizing
monitoring and prioritizing conservation actions. Green turtle (Chelonia mydas) abundance …

In the Mediterranean, incidental captures in fishing gear contribute to the high mortality of
loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta). Understanding the effects of bycatch is complex and …

Successful embryonic development and offspring sex ratios of marine turtles are determined
by thermal conditions experienced during incubation, rendering them potentially vulnerable …

Adipose tissue is the main energy store in sea turtles and fluctuates in response to dietary
conditions and external stressors. Monitoring programmes commonly use body condition …

Marine megafauna are an important component of marine ecosystems providing a range of
cultural, regulating and provisioning ecosystem services to humans (Dunn et al., 2019; …

Satellite trackers can be used for studying sea turtle movement, illuminating their migrations
and behaviours. However, many studies have focused on adult turtles, with uneven species …

The diving behaviour of air-breathing aquatic animals is primarily governed by access to two
spatially disparate, yet vital resources–food and oxygen (Butler & Jones 1982, Kramer 1988 …

BACKGROUND Sea turtles have been on the IUCN Red list since 1982 but have recently
been facing new, more intense threats worldwide from environmental factors like climate …

Abstract The Charleston Estuarine System Stock (CESS) of bottlenose dolphins exhibit long-
term site fidelity to the Charleston Harbor and Ashley, Cooper, and Wando Rivers. In the …

Strandings-in which sea turtles wash ashore dead or alive-can occur for many reasons. ese
include accidental capture in sheries (including abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded …