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Journal: Animals, 2022
Volume: 12
Number: 1221

Article: Minor Sea Turtle Nesting Areas May Remain Unnoticed without Specific Monitoring: The Case of the Largest Mediterranean Island (Sicily, Italy)
Authors: by Oleana Olga Prato, Valentina Paduano, Giulia Baldi, Salvatore Bonsignore, Gerlando Callea, Carlo Camera, Girolamo Culmone, Stefania D’angelo, Diego Fiorentino, Gino Galia, Salvatore Coriglione, Laura Genco, Giuseppe Mazzotta, Nicola Napolitano, Francesco Paolo Palazzo, Giuseppe Palilla, Santo Dylan Pelletti, Toni Mingozzi, Luigi Agresti and Paolo Casale
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