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Scientists find that rising temperatures are dramatically skewing sex ratios of a 200,000-strong Australian colony of endangered green sea turtles, threatening the animals’ survival.
Many populations of endangered sea turtles are recovering, but some continue to drop. Sea turtle biologist Margaret Lamont talks about why differences in biology and ecology hinder some turtles from bouncing back and why the animals are so difficult to study.
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