Seminoff JA, Zárate P, Coyne M, Foley DG, Parker D, Lyon BN, Dutton PH

Post-nesting migrations of Galápagos green turtles Chelonia mydas in relation to oceanographic conditions: integrating satellite telemetry with remotely sensed ocean data

ESR 4:57-72 | Full text in pdf format

 

Appendix 2. Animated maps created in MapTool Chelonia mydas. Movements of Turtles. Black line shows total track of turtle. Red section indicates active section of track corresponding to temporal scale of sampling of sea surface height anomaly (shown in colored scale bar) and currents (indicated by grey arrows where direction represents surface-current direction and length of the arrows represents surface-current magnitude).

 

• Fig. A1. Turtle CM9. Type A1 (gif, 2.4MB)
• Fig. A2. Turtle CM10. Type A1 (gif, 1.9MB)
• Fig. A3. Turtle CM12. Type A1 (gif, 2.6MB)
• Fig. A4. Turtle CM11. Type B (gif, 1.9MB)
• Fig. A5. Turtle CM5. Type B (gif, 1.5MB)
• Fig. A6. Turtle CM6. Type B (gif, 796KB)
• Fig. A7. Turtle CM7. Type B (gif, 1.6MB)