Incubation Temperature Effects on Hatchling Performance in the Loggerhead Sea Turtle (Caretta caretta)

LR Fisher, MH Godfrey, DW Owens - PloS one, 2014 - journals.plos.org
Incubation temperature has significant developmental effects on oviparous animals,
including affecting sexual differentiation for several species. Incubation temperature also …

Nest and maternal origin can influence morphology and locomotor performance of hatchling green turtles (Chelonia mydas) incubated in field nests

DT Booth, R Feeney, Y Shibata - Marine Biology, 2013 - Springer
In numerous laboratory experiments involving the incubation of reptile eggs, both the
maternal origin of eggs and the incubating environment (nest effect) have been …

Personality and individuality in reptile behavior

RM Waters, BB Bowers, GM Burghardt - Personality in nonhuman animals, 2017 - Springer
Despite the taxonomic, behavioral, and lifestyle diversity among reptile species, behavioral
consistency in reptiles has not been examined to the extent that it has been in fish, birds …

Artificial and natural shade: Implications for green turtle (Chelonia mydas) rookery management

I Reboul, D Booth, U Rusli - Ocean & Coastal Management, 2021 - Elsevier
Global sea turtle populations are threatened by rising atmospheric temperatures which
result in higher incubation temperatures. Increased incubation temperatures affect embryo …

Constancy in an inconstant world: moving beyond constant temperatures in the study of reptilian incubation

RM Bowden, AW Carter, RT Paitz - 2014 - academic.oup.com
Variable environmental conditions can alter the phenotype of offspring, particularly in
ectothermic species such as reptiles. Despite this, the majority of studies on development in …

A model to predict the thermal reaction norm for the embryo growth rate from field data

M Girondot, Y Kaska - Journal of thermal biology, 2014 - Elsevier
The incubation of eggs is strongly influenced by temperature as observed in all species
studied to date. For example, incubation duration, sexual phenotype, growth, and …

Evaluation of predator-exclusion cages used in turtle conservation: cost analysis and effects on nest environment and proxies of hatchling fitness

JL Riley, JD Litzgus - Wildlife Research, 2013 - CSIRO Publishing
Context A main goal of conservation is to mitigate anthropogenic impacts on natural
ecosystems, thus conservation tools themselves should not negatively affect target species …

[HTML][HTML] Development and evaluation of a medium-free incubation method for hatching Chinese soft-shelled turtle (Pelodiscus sinensis) eggs

J Zhu, L Lei, C Chen, J Li, Y Wang, C Wu, Y Wang… - Aquaculture …, 2023 - Elsevier
In aquaculture, the traditional method for hatching Pelodiscus sinensis eggs needs further
investigation. Here, we developed a medium-free incubation method for hatching P. sinensis …

Is sexual body shape dimorphism consistent in aquatic and terrestrial chelonians?

X Bonnet, V Delmas, H El-Mouden, T Slimani… - Zoology, 2010 - Elsevier
Comparisons between aquatic and terrestrial species provide an opportunity to examine
how sex-specific adaptations interact with the environment to influence body shape. In …

Potential male leatherback hatchlings exhibit higher fitness which might balance sea turtle sex ratios in the face of climate change

ML Rivas, N Esteban, A Marco - Climatic Change, 2019 - Springer
Sea turtles are vertebrates with temperature-dependent sex determination. Rising
temperatures due to climate change cause female-biased sex ratios. We have assessed the …