Sea turtles are an iconic group of marine megafauna that have been exposed to multiple
anthropogenic threats across their different life stages, especially in the past decades. This …

Sea turtles experienced myriad human impacts during the twentieth century that caused
extreme mortality across all seven species. Extensive conservation efforts have been …

The impacts associated with global climate change (eg, sea-level rise, tropical storms, and
warming temperatures) are expected to alter predator–prey interactions, foundation species …

Predicting performance responses of insects to climate change is crucial for biodiversity
conservation and pest management. While most projections on insects' performance under …

The current climate warming is a challenge to biodiversity that could surpass the adaptation
capacity of some species. Hence, understanding the means by which populations undergo …

Fisher's general principle for sex allocation holds that population sex ratios are typically
balanced because parents producing the rare sex are benefited and the rare sex alternates …

Global sea turtle populations are in decline and so a global network of sea turtle nesting
conservation programs have been established worldwide with the goal to protect vulnerable …

Small populations of imperiled species are susceptible to the negative consequences of
skewed sex‐ratios. In imperiled species with environmental sex determination such as sea …

Anthropogenic pressures threaten biodiversity, necessitating conservation actions founded
on robust ecological models. However, prevailing models inadequately capture the …

Climate warming threatens sea turtles, among other effects, because high temperatures
increase embryo mortality. However, not all species and populations are expected to …