The navigation of the green turtle

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TextoSeries ; Scientific American, 212(5), p.79-86, 1965Trabajos contenidos:

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Resumen: These animals are known to migrate regularly to and from nesting beach and feeding ground. Now it appears they can also navigate well enough to make an island landfall after 1,400 miles at sea.

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These animals are known to migrate regularly to and from nesting beach and feeding ground. Now it appears they can also navigate well enough to make an island landfall after 1,400 miles at sea.

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