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This paper evaluated the efficiency of beach hatcheries as a conservation tool for threatened sea turtle clutches.
During six nesting seasons (2013 to 2018), several thousand high-risk clutches from loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) were relocated to a hatchery constructed on the same beach, within the Sea Turtle Natural Reserve (STNR, Boa Vista Island, Cabo Verde). Some parameters like hatching success; incubation period, hatchlings’ morphology and their behavioral response were compared to in-situ clutches.
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Loggerhead turtle Egg mortality Clutch relocation Conservation Cabo Verde
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Elsevier
