Environmental contaminants with chemical origins, such as organochlorine pesticides
(OCPs) have major impacts on the health of marine animals, including sea turtles, due to the …

The study of bathymetry, macrozoobenthos abundance and the Russian desman population
has been performed in the water bodies located in the Prisurskiy State Nature Reserve …

Health assessments of wildlife species are becoming increasingly important in an ever-
changing environment. Kemp's ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys kempii; hereafter, Kemp's …

Anthropogenic activities, such as coastal development, landfills and oil spills, have resulted
in the loss and degradation of habitats that have exposed sea turtles to pathogens such as …

No reference intervals for serum biochemistry and haematology of sea turtles in Thailand
exists to assist veterinarians who are responsible for sea turtle health management and …

Our study aimed to establish reference values for nesting females and compare them with
those previously reported to understand olive ridley turtles' health status and contribute to …

Blood reference intervals (RIs) provide an indication of systemic health and are central to
any baseline health survey. RIs are available for all sea turtle species, except for the flatback …

Blood biochemistry represents a minimally invasive tool for monitoring sea turtle health,
assessing injured sea turtles and supporting conservation strategies. In Grenada, West …

Anthropogenic impact and environmental threats can cause diseases to marine turtles and
in severe cases death, contributing to population decline worldwide. The Gulf of Ulloa (GU) …

Water temperature and body size are considered to be important factors influencing the
diving capabilities of ectothermic reptiles. Although high water temperature and small body …