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Why did animal X stop transmitting?

Tinkerbell

Casey Key Loggerheads 2010

A project of Mote Marine Laboratory.


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Tinkerbell-NRDA (Loggerhead) is 51 km E of the coast of The Bahamas and 106 km from San Andros

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Species: Loggerhead
Life Stage: Adult
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2010-06-16 00:00:00
Release Location: Casey Key
Last Location: 2011-05-29 08:21:29

Adoptive Parents:
Sam Schwager
Reagan M. Kelly
Emma and Dean Childress
Dan and Jan Brake
Kassidy Greer
Shannon Walsh
Nana Amiridze
Walt and Linda Steel
Teresa Otey
Diana
Allison Collett
Gail Sykes
Michelle Salisbury
Catherine Kapica
Holland Wilkins Carlton
Stacy MacLeish
Mrs. King's Kindergarten Class

Background

Tinkerbell is a remigrant from 2008 and measures 101.4 curved carapace length.
She carries a solar-powered geomagnetic tag.


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