The migration of an expanding sea turtle population alters the structure of marine megafauna communities
Stuart R. B. Negus(Queen Mary University of London), Gail Schofield(Queen Mary University of London), Carolina Oujo(ProterixBio (United States)), Isabel Freitas(University of Cape Verde), Thomas Reischig, Anderson Bruno Anacleto de Andrade(University of Cape Verde), Silva Correia(Instituto do Coração), Christophe Eizaguirre(Queen Mary University of London)
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