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Evaluating trends in abundance of immature green turtles, chelonia mydas, in the greater caribbean

2005-02-01

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Many long‐lived marine species exhibit life history traits that make them more vulnerable to overexploitation. Accurate population trend analysis is essential for development and assessment of management plans for these species. However, because many of these species disperse over large geographic areas, have life stages inaccessible to human surveyors, and/or undergo complex developmental migrations, data on tren...

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Literature Corpus work: 0b45b532-7d86-5f1a-b3c7-e1e72b84737e
DOI: 10.1890/04-0059

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