Sea turtles are key imperilled species that interact with numerous threats in their critical in‐
water and inland habitats, which they occupy along their complex life cycle. Therefore …

Although the visual and geomagnetic orientation cues used by sea turtle hatchlings during
sea-finding have been well studied, the potential for auditory stimuli to act as an orientation …

While light and slope cues have been shown to impact sea-finding in hatchling sea turtles,
the possible effects of naturally occurring acoustic cues have not been well explored. We …

The current state of sea turtle health in the Indian Ocean is largely unknown, especially for
the endemic flatback turtle (Natator depressus) which is listed as 'vulnerable'in Western …

Planning for marine ecosystems management demands spatially explicit information about
structural and functional components, in a tradeoff between including the most taxa and …

We present a pair of seismometers capable of measurement in all six axes of rigid motion.
The vacuum-compatible devices implement compact interferometric displacement sensors …

Historic limitations have resulted in marine ecological studies usually overlooking some well-
established concepts from behavioural ecology. This is likely because the methods …

Anthropogenic underwater noise (AUN) is a growing concern for governments and
international institutions around the world. This emerging issue signifies a rapid …

Due to its remoteness, little is known about the occurrence and abundance of cetaceans and
sea turtles in the pelagic mid-Atlantic Ocean. Data on cetacean and sea turtle occurrence …

Abstract Marine Seismic Surveys are an important source of concern for marine biodiversity
conservation worldwide. In Brazil, Environmental Federal Agency IBAMA has developed a …