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

Population declines of vertebrates are common, but rebuilding marine life may be possible.
We assessed trends in sea turtle numbers globally, building 61 time series of abundance …

Chemical anthropogenic contaminants in the marine environment pose a substantial threat
to sea turtles. The current systematic review quantified the published literature on …

The study assessed persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in Caretta caretta turtles along
Turkish coasts, analyzing bioaccumulation in accessible organs and discerning sex-related …

There is need for advancing minimally invasive diagnostic techniques for sex differentiation
at early life-stage classes in sea turtles. The objectives of this study were to determine …

Recording sand temperatures has become routine at many sea turtle nesting sites across
the world given the impacts of incubation temperatures on hatchling sex ratios. However, the …

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 …

Conserving marine megafauna is a complex task, particularly due to the gaps in our
knowledge regarding their distribution and susceptibility to human pressures. While the …

Sea turtles are frequently proposed as indicator species for assessing ocean health. To
faciliate the use of these species as bioindicators requires the development of tools for …

Sea turtles are a taxon of conservation concern and are highly migratory, exposing them to a
variety of threats (eg, fisheries bycatch, direct harvest) across their lifetime. Understanding …