Long-term survey of sea turtles (Caretta caretta) reveals correlations between parasite infection, feeding ecology, reproductive success and population dynamics
Emma C. Lockley(Queen Mary University of London), Christophe Eizaguirre(Queen Mary University of London), Jandira Durão, Sahmorie J.K. Cameron(Queen Mary University of London), Leila Fouda(University of New Brunswick), João Pina Lomba, Thomas Reischig, Sandra Correia(Instituto Nacional de Desenvolvimento das Pescas), Herculano Dinis(Associação Projecto Vitó), Kirsten Fairweather, Liam N. Nash(Queen Mary University of London), Silvana Monteiro Roque, Leno Dos Passos(University of Cape Verde), Victor A. Stiebens(GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel)
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