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Patterns and intensity of ghost crab predation on the nests of an important endangered loggerhead turtle population

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Early swimming activity of hatchling flatback sea turtles Natator depressus: a test of the ‘predation risk’ hypothesis

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Swimming for your life: locomotor effort and oxygen consumption during the green turtle (Chelonia mydas) hatchling frenzy

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