York / Cairns / Sydney / Beerwah / Cambridge / North Queensland / St. Lucia / Nhulunbuy / /
Company
Satellite Tracking Reveals Long Distance Coastal Travel / Wildlife Warriors Worldwide / SSC Crocodile Specialist Group / Alligators Surrey Beatty & Sons / Creative Commons / Myers AE / /
Country
Switzerland / Solomon Islands / New Zealand / Indonesia / Australia / United Kingdom / Papua New Guinea / India / / /
Facility
Temple Bay / Dalhousie University / The University of Queensland / Australia Zoo / Port Wyndham / Nhulunbuy harbour / /
IndustryTerm
satellite transmitters / steel wire / river systems / substantial energy / satellite transmitter / satellite system / capture site / remote site / electronics / release site / purposeful and direct travel / reagents/materials/analysis tools / satellite telemetry / longest homeward travel / /
NaturalFeature
river km / Jackson River / Cape York / Cambridge Gulf / Wenlock river / Nesbit river / Ord River / Cape York Helicopters / Liverpool River / Temple Bay / Cape York Peninsula / /
Organization
IUCN / Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service / University of Queensland / Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory / PLoS ONE / Dalhousie University / School of Integrative Biology / /
Person
Kevin Weldon / Irwin SR / /
Position
original author / Author / Academic Editor / /
Product
Citation / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Queensland / Louisiana / Massachusetts / Northern Territory / /
PublishedMedium
PLoS ONE / /
RadioStation
Boustany AM / /
Region
east coast / northern Australia / west coast / North Queensland / east Asia / Western Australia / /
Satellite Tracking Reveals Long Distance Coastal Travel and Homing by Translocated Estuarine Crocodiles, Crocodylus porosus Mark A. Read1, Gordon C. Grigg2, Steve R. Irwin3{, Danielle Shanahan2, Craig E. Franklin2* 1 Que