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jeopardize north american green turtle habitats. north americans know of more atlantic green turtles mating off and nesting on east coasts than of pacific green turtles mating and nesting along west coasts. day-active females lay one to eight clutches of -some golf ball-sized, leathery-shelled, spherical eggs
every two to four years in urn-shaped nest cavities late at night. hatchlings migrate from their shells within to days minimally and maximally, and to days mostly, and mature within to years. algae, crustaceans, fish eggs, invertebrates, jellyfish, molluscs, sponges and worms versus algae and sea grasses...
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