How learning more about mass nesting can help conserve sea turtles

Thursday, October 20, 2011 - 22:30 in Biology & Nature

Ecologists are a step closer to understanding one of nature's most extraordinary sights -- the "arribada" or synchronized mass nesting of female olive ridley sea turtles. The new study is the first to combine three different approaches -- genetics, demography and behavior, and the results should help conserve these vulnerable marine creatures.

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