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A single egg can tell us who mom is, who dad is, and with that yolk possibly where mom has been spending most of her time.
Knowing what sea turtles do after leaving the shores of the Carolinas is crucial for research.
The better we understand their life cycle and the demographics behind that, the better the managers are able to understand how emerging threats may impact the population.
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