Gainesville / Tortuguero / Washington / DC / Savannah / St. Lucia / /
Company
Wassaw Island LLC / Kendall / TIBCO Spotfire Software Inc. / CRC Press / Turtle Expert Working Group / Creative Commons / National Academies Press / Bolten AB / Imlay Foundation Inc. / /
Country
United States / Costa Rica / / /
Event
Extinction / /
Facility
University of Queensland / University of Florida / Hawaii Pacific University / /
IndustryTerm
state law / /
MarketIndex
Living Planet / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Mexico / North Atlantic Ocean / Great Barrier Reef / /
Organization
National Research Council / Anderson-Rogers Foundation / National Marine Fisheries Service / Sweetwater Foundation / Hawaii Pacific University / Imlay Foundation / Department of Biology / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / US Fish and Wildlife Service / IUCN / Shared Earth Foundation / University of Queensland / Wildlife Resources Division / Georgia Ports Authority / Georgia Department of Natural Resources / Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research / University of Florida / American Fisheries Society / /
Person
Prince / Phil Trans / /
Position
original author / Editor / General / Author / Prince / King / Governor / /
Product
Citation / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Queensland / Florida / Georgia / /
PublishedMedium
PLoS ONE / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / western North Atlantic / Western Australia / /
Accounting for Imperfect Detection Is Critical for Inferring Marine Turtle Nesting Population Trends Joseph B. Pfaller1,2*, Karen A. Bjorndal2, Milani Chaloupka3, Kristina L. Williams1, Michael G. Frick2, Alan B. Bolten2