Ontogenetic shifts in the nesting behaviour of female crocodiles

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RT @DrRossDwyer: @DrGeorgia_Jones @Cameron_J_Baker @AustraliaZoo @Innovasea The tags are implanted subcutaneously, immediately behind the l…

#Question: What is the benefit for larger female crocodiles to migrated further and remained away from dry season territories for longer periods? Remember the cost of migration must be outweighed by its benefits to be adaptive. #OCS4012 #Baker2019 https…

RT @DrRossDwyer: We used @vemcoteam and telonics #telemetry to show larger female #crocodiles invest more in nesting migrations than younge…

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