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Where Are They Now? The Kemp’s Ridley Headstart Project

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  • B.W. Bowen,

  • T.A. Conant,

  • S.R. Hopkins-Murphy

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10.1046/j.1523-1739.1994.08030853.x

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  • Paper submitted August 12, 1993; revised manuscript accepted December 20, 1993.

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