Many animals invest time and energy in removing unwanted organisms from their body
surface; however, the benefits of symbiotic cleaning associations to 'clients' are disputed. We …

As anthropogenic impacts on ecosystems increase, novel solutions are needed to mitigate
increasing human–wildlife conflict. Aversive conditioning is one strategy that can reduce the …

Hawksbill turtles (Eretmochelys imbricata), considered Critically Endangered, have several
small populations in the Eastern Pacific (EP). Knowledge about their diet and habitat use …

Green sea turtles are common in West Central Africa, but little is known about the
occurrence of immatures in foraging grounds in the Gulf of Guinea islands, known for their …

Historic over-exploitation and the more recent threats caused by fisheries by-catch, disease
and climate change have left sea turtle populations in the Wider Caribbean at risk of …

There is a remarkable paucity of estimates of the numeric importance of sea turtles at
foraging grounds. The Banc d'Arguin (BA) is a vast shallow marine area off the coast of …

Environmental conditions have a strong influence on sea turtle population dynamics. Sea
turtles spend most of their lives in foraging areas; however, there is a lack of information on …

We examined the probability of past sea turtle nesting as a function of light intensity and
patterns of temporal changes of light along nesting beaches in the Egyptian Red Sea …

We opportunistically assessed the relative abundance of leatherback sea turtles
Dermochelys coriacea over 14 yr in a foraging area off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada …

Density estimates and species distribution patterns are essential for ecological studies and
wildlife management. Juveniles of the green turtle Chelonia mydas (Linnaeus, 1758) …