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Peer-reviewed research

A comprehensive list of peer-reviewed research published by the North West Shelf Flatback Turtle Conservation Program's research scientists in collaboration with a number of organisations and universities. Information regarding collaboration can be found by viewing the relevant research paper/s.

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Threats

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette (2024)

Predation rates on flatback turtle Natator depressus eggs and hatchlings at an island rookery

Other

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette, Clodagh Guildea, Tristan Simpson, James Gee, Natasha Samuelraj (2024)

Connecting young people to Country through marine turtle conservation: exploring three case studies in Western Australia’s Pilbara region

Biology

Scott Whiting (2024)

Haematologic and plasma biochemical reference intervals for flatback turtles Natator depressus

Threats

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette, Tony Tucker (2024)

Flatback futures - Evaluating conservation interventions to reduce threats to an endemic Australian turtle

Biology

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette, Tony Tucker (2024)

Identifying impactful sea turtle conservation strategies: a mismatch between most influential and most readily manageable life-stages

Biology

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette, Tony Tucker (2024)

I still call Australia home: Movements and distribution of flatback turtles in Western Australia and overlap with marine protected areas

Biology, Threats

Sabrina Fossette (2024)

Reconstructed and projected beach temperatures reveal where flatback turtles are most at risk from climate change

Biology

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette, Tony Tucker (2023)

Reducing the impact of tagging on flatback turtles using double passive integrated transponder tags

Other

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette (2023)

Extreme predation of eggs and hatchlings for loggerhead turtles in eastern Indian Ocean

Other

Scott Whiting, Sabrina Fossette (2023)

Sea turtle eggs and hatchings are a seasonally important food source for the generalist feeding golden ghost crab (Ocypode convexa)

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