Original paper
Sea turtles compensate deflection of heading at the sea surface during directional travel
Volume: 212, Issue: 24, Pages: 4019 - 4026
Published: Dec 15, 2009
Abstract
SUMMARY Air-breathing marine animals, including sea turtles, utilise two fundamentally different environments (i.e. sea surface and underwater) during migration. Many satellite telemetry studies have shown travel paths at relatively large spatio-temporal scales, discussing the orientation and navigation mechanisms that guide turtles. However, as travel paths obtained by satellite telemetry only reflect movements at the surface, little is known...
Paper Details
Title
Sea turtles compensate deflection of heading at the sea surface during directional travel
Published Date
Dec 15, 2009
Volume
212
Issue
24
Pages
4019 - 4026
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