Green sea turtle satellite tracking in the Nansha and Penghu Archipelagos 2000-2005
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Dataset creditCheng, I-Jiunn
AbstractGreen turtle is an endangered species in Taiwan. In addition to understanding their nesting ecology, the migration behavior and whereabouts in the ocean are equally important. The purpose of the current study is to deploy as many satellite tags as possible to understand fully its post-nesting migration routes, rest/foraging areas and the influence of currents to the migration of green turtles. Furthermore, the combination of satellite tracking with genetic studies allow us to construct comprehensive conservation measures on a regional and international basis.
PurposeTo understand the whereabouts of green turtles that nest in Taiwan, and the influence of currents to the migration behavior.
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ReferencesCheng, I-J. 2007. Nesting ecology and postnesting migration of sea turtles on Taipin Tao, Nansha Archipelago, South China Sea. Chelonian Conservation and Biology. 6(2): 277–282
Cheng, I-J. and Y-H. Wang. 2009. Influence of surface currents on post-nesting migration of green sea turtles nesting on Wan-An Island, Penghu Archipelago, Taiwan. Journal of Marine Science and Technology. 17(4): 306-311 Contacts
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