Evidence of a Green Turtle Starting its Post-nesting Migration Without Laying All Its Vitellogenic Follicles
Evidence of a Green Turtle Starting its Post-nesting Migration Without Laying All Its Vitellogenic Follicles
Original provider: Nathan J. Robinson, Fundacion Oceanografic Dataset credits: Nathan J. Robinson, Fundacion Oceanografic The Leatherback Trust Supplemental information: As these data have already been processed in a State-Space Model there is only one location per day and time is not available.
Costa Rica, Seabirds, Occurrence, Marine Animal Survey, Animal tagging, Marine mammals, Sharks and Rays, Observation, Marine Biology, Sea turtles, Radio transmitters, Occurrence,Marine Animal Survey,Marine Biology,Sea turtles,Animal tagging,Radio transmitters
Costa Rica, Seabirds, Occurrence, Marine Animal Survey, Animal tagging, Marine mammals, Sharks and Rays, Observation, Marine Biology, Sea turtles, Radio transmitters, Occurrence,Marine Animal Survey,Marine Biology,Sea turtles,Animal tagging,Radio transmitters
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