Ecological Insights and Management Implications of the Global Migratory Connectivity of Green Turtles

Restrepo, Jaime; Nisthar, Dina; Heng, Harris Wei‐Khang; Bentley, Lily K.; Curtice, Corrie; DeLand, Sarah; Fujioka, Ei; Halpin, Patrick N.; Poulin, Sarah K.; Richardson, Anthony J.; Seminoff, Jeffrey A.; Valverde, Roldán A.; Dunn, Daniel C.

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Ecological Insights and Management Implications of the Global Migratory Connectivity of Green Turtles

2026
By Restrepo, Jaime ; Nisthar, Dina ; Heng, Harris Wei‐Khang ; ...

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Journal Title:

Diversity and Distributions
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Restrepo, Jaime ; Nisthar, Dina ; Heng, Harris Wei‐Khang ; Bentley, Lily K. ; Curtice, Corrie ; DeLand, Sarah ; Fujioka, Ei ; Halpin, Patrick N. ; Poulin, Sarah K. ; Richardson, Anthony J. ; Seminoff, Jeffrey A. ; Valverde, Roldán A. ; Dunn, Daniel C.
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; SWFSC (Southwest Fisheries Science Center)
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Green turtles are a widely distributed and highly migratory species; despite extensive data on their movement, there is no species-specific global synthesis on the subject. Based on three decades of published literature and building on previous global analyses, we developed a global network model of migratory connectivity for green turtles to better understand their spatial biology.
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Diversity and Distributions, 32(5)
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ddi.70196
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1366-9516 ; 1472-4642
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Wiley
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