Direct Evidence for Gradual Ontogenetic Dietary Shift in the Green Turtle,Chelonia mydas
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Direct Evidence for Gradual Ontogenetic Dietary Shift in the Green Turtle,Chelonia mydas
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CHELONIAN CONSERVATION AND BIOLOGY
Volume 13, Issue 2, Pages 260-266
Publisher
Chelonian Conservation and Biology Journal
Online
2014-12-05
DOI
10.2744/ccb-1058.1
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