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Fee O.H. Smulders; O'Shea, O.R.; Christianen, M.J.A. (Marjolijn) (2024): Data from chapter 4 of the thesis 'Herbivores shape the seascape'. Version 3. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/86ec78aa-288a-44c7-b71e-a34ddec913bf.v3

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• Ecology
• Ecosystem Assessment and Management
• Flora, Fauna and Biodiversity
• Zoology
• Biological Sciences
• Environment

grazing, marine conservation, sea turtle, seagrass, tourist-wildlife interactions

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by Fee O.H. Smulders , O.R. O'Shea , M.J.A. (Marjolijn) Christianen

# Introduction

 

In this chapter, we describe how green sea turtles that are fed by tourists show a deviating behavioural pattern with important conclusions for turtle conservation.

 

# Measurements and data collection

 

The videofiles that are part of this chapter were taken with cameratags(camera: Drift Ghost X) attached to the carapace of green sea turtles in The Bahamas.

• 2024-02-01 first online

• 2024-05-24 published, posted

4TU.ResearchData

MP4

Herbivores shape the seascape: Cascading effects of herbivores on the functioning of tropical seagrasses in a changing world

Aquatic Ecology and Water Quality Management, Wageningen University & Research
The Centre for Ocean Research and Education: Gregory Town, Eleuthera Island, BS