2021
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-657459/v1
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Using Data from Satellite Telemetry and Nesting Beach Monitoring to Improve Estimates of Marine Turtle Clutch Frequency

Abstract: Population abundance data is often used to define species’ conservation status. Abundance of marine turtles is typically determined using information from nesting beach monitoring such as clutch frequency and remigration interval of nesting females. However, studies have shown that clutch frequency determined solely from nesting beach monitoring data can be underestimated. To obtain reliable estimates of clutch frequency for hawksbill turtles in northeastern Brazil (-6.273356 S., -35.036271 W), the region with… Show more

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