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07/12/2016
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2016-106
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8.S.
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Inwater Research Group Marine Conservation
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Sea Turtle Education Grant
Florida Traveling Turtles
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I / <br /> by using a utility knife to carve out 3 lines in a row on the carapace and painting them in red. A <br /> shark bite was simulated by cutting out a jagged crescent shape along the marginal scutes with <br /> a utility knife. We also painted the bite green and white paint to match the turtle, simulating <br /> that the wound had healed. <br /> I <br /> Weights (3-4 hrs) <br /> Each turtle weighs a different amount and this becomes important to keep track of when <br /> tagging the turtles. We thought out what each turtle's "story" should be so the data the <br /> researchers share on the video make sense when compared to the data the students collect <br /> from their turtle. Each turtle was cut open along its plastron, about 4 inches. We took dive <br /> weight beads and filled each with a different amount. We then used the insulating foam, <br /> inserting and rolling around until the beads stopped moving inside. We taped the turtle around <br /> to hold the edges of the incision closed while the foam dried. This step should be done first so <br /> you can keep track of the weight of the turtles before adding any injuries or tagging. <br /> Turtle <br /> Tae# Iniury Barnacles Algae Weight NO igg <br /> # Location <br /> 1 IRG057 1 2 1.331 KWNWR <br /> a Yr 1 1.137 Puerto Rico <br /> 3 Shark bite . '' s'v 1.149 a' <br /> 4 IRG062 Right front flipper missing 0.973 Boca Raton <br /> „�-,;-i�.; <br /> 5 IRG073 Boat strike kms,..` -'}3 =4r 0.984 ACNWR <br /> 6 IRG051 1.083 St. Lucie <br /> h <br /> 7 IRG063 3 3 0.999 Big Bend <br /> 8 Plastic bag in mouth 9 2 1.031 <br /> i:F .et}fjLE <br /> 9 Hook in mouth 12 2 1.008 <br /> 10 IRG052 3 1 0.993 Palm Beach <br /> NOTE: When filling the turtles, they do not have to be exactly what you see above. The <br /> important part is that turtles that are underweight (<1.ikg) remain below that threshold and <br /> that turtles that are healthy(>1.1kg) remain above that threshold. For turtles that are above <br /> weighty you can make as "robust" as you'd like. The highlighted weights above require no filling <br /> whatsoever and can remain intact to achieve these weights. <br /> 7 <br />
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