Caribbean Conservation Corporation Newsletter Using Science-based Conservation to Protect Sea Turtles and their Habitats since 1959 Issue 3, 2006

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Caribbean Conservation Corporation Newsletter Using Science-based Conservation to Protect Sea Turtles and Their Habitats Since 1959 Issue 3, 2007

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Herpetological Conservation and Biology 10(2):688–694. Submitted: 12 February 2015; Accepted: 12 April 2015; Published: 31 AugustGROWTH AND MATURITY OF SPINY SOFTSHELL TURTLES (APALONE SPINIFERA) IN A SMALL URBA

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¡Bienvenidos a Caño Palma Biological Station! Thank you for considering Caño Palma Biological Station (CPBS) as a site for your students’ fieldwork. The Station’s property and surrounding region offer a wealth o

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• Fauna of Asia
• Sea turtles
• Chelonia
• Pantestudines
• Green sea turtle
• Turtle
• Surveying

ICCAT, an important RFMO for sea turtles

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Florida Field Naturalist 40(2):47-55, DEMOGRAPHY OF A SMALL POPULATION OF LOGGERHEAD MUSK TURTLES (Sternotherus minor) IN THE PANHANDLE OF FLORIDA David A. Steen1,2,4, Michelle Baragona1, Christopher J. W. McClure

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Adapting to success 2011 Annual Report www.conserveturtles.org From Our Executive Director

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• Sea turtles
• Herpetology
• Pantestudines
• Biota
• Sea Turtle Conservancy
• Leatherback sea turtle
• Green sea turtle
• Tour de Turtles
• Hawksbill sea turtle
• Tortuguero
• Costa Rica
• Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge
• Turtle

Tour de Turtles FAQ Sheet What is Tour de Turtles? This August, Sea Turtle Conservancy (STC) will launch the eighth annual Tour de Turtles: A Sea Turtle Migration Marathon, an online migration-tracking event. Introduced

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Caribbean Conservation Corporation Newsletter Protecting Sea Turtles and their Habitats since 1959 Issue 4, 2004

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Dermochelys coriacea This is the largest of all turtles, with supreme adaptations for an open-ocean lifestyle. Leatherbacks are powerful warmblooded swimmers that can endure near-freezing waters and dive almost a mile de

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