Warming-induced sex bias fuels deceptive conservation success in sea turtles
Fitra Arya Dwi Nugraha(Queen Mary University of London), Christophe Eizaguirre(Queen Mary University of London), James D. Gilbert(Queen Mary University of London), Kirsten Fairweather, Rebekka Allgayer(Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), Stephen J. Rossiter(Queen Mary University of London), Albert Taxonera, Artur Lopes(Fundación Biodiversidad), Laura Sivess(Queen Mary University of London), Sandra M Correia(Instituto Nacional de Desenvolvimento das Pescas), Justin M. J. Travis(University of Aberdeen)
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