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Tag: sea turtles

Evolution New Research

To see the world in a grain of sand – movement from a turtle hatchling’s perspective

Alistair Dove November 21, 2011 BioengineeringCarettaCheloniageorgia techlocomotionreptilessea turtles

[This is a repost originally published at my old blog, DeepTypeFlow] A grain of sand represents many things to a baby turtle. While still within…

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Conservation & Environment

Vote for Ocean Revolutionaries

Peter Etnoyer August 4, 2009 artisinal fisheriesCape Cod FishermenPaul Parkersea turtlesSee Turtlestraditional fisheresWallace J Nichols

Thought Kitchen is giving away $10,000 to a public minded individual through their “Grant for Change” initiative. The contest awards the ones who get the…

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The Real Ocean

Peter Etnoyer February 3, 2009 j nicholssea turtleswhales

J Nichols blog reminds us not to be fooled by digital imitations of the Earth, cool as they are. Stay in touch with the Real…

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Scientist!

Reflections upon an award, thanks, and praises

Peter Etnoyer March 25, 2008 Blue WhaleNOAA David Johnson Awardsatellite datasea turtles

In which one of the pirates here at at DSN receives the 2008 NOAA David Johnson Award for “outstanding and innovative use of satellite data” for work describing the migratory behavior of blue whales and sea turtles in relation to sea surface temperature fronts in the Northeast Pacific…

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Conservation & Environment

Loggerhead turtles die by thousands in small fishery

Peter Etnoyer October 19, 2007 fisheryMexicosea turtles

Industrial fishing operations take most of the blame for collateral impacts to sea-turtle populations, but new research shows that small-scale fisheries–operated by hand from little open boats –can kill as many critically endangered loggerhead sea turtles as industrial scale fisheries.

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