Applications of satellite derived meso-scale features and in-situ bycatch to understand sea turtle habitats along the Indian Coast
In this study, we used CC, SST and sea-surface height anomaly (SSHa) derived from spaceborne data to correlate the reported instances of sea turtle interactions in the tuna longline fishery for identification of areas with high risk of sea turtle bycatch. Maximum rates of turtle bycatch in the explo...
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