FAU Researcher Leads First-Ever International Project to Track Neonate Flatback Turtles in Australia Using Satellite Technology

Wednesday, May 27, 2015 - 08:30 in Biology & Nature

Scientists from Florida Atlantic University, the Department of Parks and Wildlife and James Cook University in Australia, have partnered on an international project to track for the first time the whereabouts of neonate flatback sea turtles to identify important developmental habitat for these animals and determine what factors might influence their habitat preferences.

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