Marine Turtle Newsletter 65:2-20, © 1994
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Marine Turtle Newsletter 65:2-20, © 1994
ABREU G., ALBERTO. (see Briseño et al., 52:7-8).
ACUÑA P., ALEXANDER J. and JESUS R. TOLEDO N. Rare Records of Dermochelys in the Gulf of Venezuela, 64:10.
AITCHISON, NATALIE. Sea Turtles in Zanzibar, 63:16-17.
ALARCON, P. (see Alvarado et al., 42:5-6).
ALBA, MARGARITA. Action Needed to Protect Turtles in Quintana Roo, Mexico, 53:27.
ALFARO, MONICA. (see Diego et al., 45:9-11).
ALLEN, CAROLE H. Guest Editorial: Give 'Head-starting' a Chance, 51:12-16; It's Time to Give Kemp's Ridley Head-Starting a Fair and Scientific Evaluation! 56:21-24.
ALLEN, WALTER. Loggerhead Dies After Ingesting Marine Debris, 58:10.
ALMENGOR, MARTA ARAUZ and RODRIGO A. MORERA AVILA. Ingested Plastic Implicated in Death of Juvenile Hawksbill, 64:13.
---------, CLAUDETTE L. MO and EMILIO VARGAS M. Preliminary Evaluation of Olive Ridley Egg Commerce from Ostional Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica, 63:10-13.
ALVARADO, JAVIER and ALFREDO FIGUEROA. Recovery of the Black Turtle in Michoacan, Mexico: an Integrated Conservation Approach, 53:1-3.
---------, A. FIGUEROA and P. ALARCON. Black Turtle Project in Michoacan, Mexico: Plastic vs. Metal Tags, 42:5-6.
AMOS, ANTHONY. (see Shaver and Amos, 42:7-9).
ANDREWS, HARRY. News from the Madras Crocodile Bank, India, 56:9-10; Olive Ridleys Threatened in India: Letters Needed, 61:5-6; Request for Turtle Tags, 53:27.
ANONYMOUS. Information on Basking Sea Turtles Sought, 31:7; Mystery Tag Found in Hawaii, 31:7; Sea Turtle Workshop, 31:7; VIMS Sea Turtle Age Study, 31:7; WIDECAST Meets in Panama, 31:7-8; Kosgoda Hatchery Destroyed, 31:8; OECS Moratorium on Taking of Sea Turtles, 31:8; Proceedings: Madras Sea Turtle Workshop, 31:11; Sea Turtle Papers at ASIH/HL/SSAR Joint Meetings, 31:11-12; [USVI] Field Directors Sought, 31:12; AIFRB Award of Merit, 32: 9; Rolex Honors Satish Bhaskar, 32:9; Need Nesting Beach Volunteers? 32:9; Field Workers Wanted, 32:10; "Turtles of Venezuela", 32:12; "Conserving Sea Turtles", 32: 12; MTN Back Issues Now Available, 33:1; More on Irian Jaya Leatherbacks, 33:12; Boy Receives Reward for Reporting Violation, 33:12-13; Proceedings of the Symposium on Endangered Marine Animals and Marine Parks, 33:14-15; Complete Sets of MTN Still Available, 34:1; Monograph on Seychelles Sea Turtles, 34:7; Kemp's Ridley Turtle Symposium, 34:7; Loggerheads Mate off Cape Hatteras, 34:8; New Cayman Turtle Law, 35:9; Grounded Ferry Threatens Sea Turtle Habitat, 35:10; Sea Turtle Postcards Support Conservation, 35:12; "Lost" Tag Series - Information Request, 35:12; Cookies for Conservation? 35:12; Is Anyone Notching Green Turtles? 35:12-13; [Caretta] Monograph in Preparation, 35:13; Sea Turtle Workshop, 35:13; Simposio Sobre Tortugas Marinas del Pacifico Occidental, 35:13; HEART/TAMU Ridley Fellowship, 35:13-14; Sea Turtle Monograph, 36:8; Costa Rican Monograph, 36:8; Marine Turtles of Barbados, 36:9; Marine Turtles of Michoacan, Mexico, 36:9; Information Sought on Tagged Pacific Dermochelys, 36:9; Leatherback Project Gets New Directors, 36:9; Kemp's Ridley Research Opportunity, 36:9; Volunteer Field Assistants Sought for Tortuguero, 36:10; Mediterranean Sea Turtle Meeting, 37:10; Kemp's Ridley Released, 37:10; Sea Turtle Head-Start Open House, 37:10; Area Closed to Shrimp Trawling, 37: 10; More Good News on TED, 37:10-11; New Caledonia Gets New Turtle Law, 38:2; BVI Strengthens Turtle Protection, 38:3; Rockets and Ridleys: False Alarm? 38:4; Re-port on Southwest Indian Ocean Sea Turtle Workshop, 38:6-7; Publications on File at WWF-Indonesia, 38:7; Texas Shores Sea Turtle Issue, 38:7-8; Publications Available from the Chelonia Institute, 38:8; Positions Available for 1987 Kemp's Ridley Project, 38:8; WATS II Countdown: October 1987; 38:8; Seventh Annual [Sea Turtle] Workshop, 39:10; HEART Christmas Gifts Available, 39:10; Some Items Still Available from Chelonia Institute, 39:10; Ecuador Takes a Giant Step Backwards, 40:1; Leatherback Reports Available, 40:15; Obituary: Archie F. Carr, Jr., 40:15-16; Position Available, 40: 16; Sea Turtle Posters, 40:16; WATS II: 12-16 October 1987, 40:16; Free Padre Island National Seashore Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Project Reports Available, 42:12; Ninth Annual Sea Turtle Workshop, 43:1; Marine Debris Conference, 43:3; TED Regulations in USA Waters, 43:3-4; Parish TED Certified, 43:6; Distribution on Pelagic Sea Turtles, 43:10; Identifying Sea Turtle Products, 43:10; Requests for Information, 43:10-11; Bibliography of Malaysian Sea Turtles, 43:11; World Premier: "Farewell Ancient Mariner", 43:16; IUCN Resolution Urges Maximum Size Limits, Protection of Habitat, TEDs, 44:1-3; Sea Turtle Strandings Increase in Southeast USA, 44:12-13; Jobs Available, 44:13-14; Press Release: "The Great Ridley Rescue", 44:14-15; TED Update/Emergency Regulations, 45:15-16; French Sea Turtle Documentation Center, 45:19; Educational Campaign in Turkey: Only the Beginning, 47:19; Wanted: Director Research and Conservation, 47:22; St. Croix Field Directors Sought, 47:23; Turtle Tale True? 47:23; Sponsor a Turtle Nest in Turkey, 48:22; Short Course Offered in Marine Turtle Conservation, 48:27; Turtle Encased in Tar Recovering in Captivity, 48:29; On the Ridley Trail, 48:30; 10th Annual Workshop on Sea Turtle Conservation and Biology, 48:30; Pressure Japan to Reduce Sea Turtle Imports: Write a Letter Today! 48:32; Saudi Arabian Turtle Report Available, 49:21; Volunteer for Turtles in Greece, 49:25; Turkish Village Requests Help to Save Turtle Beach, Archaeological Site in Mediterranean, 49:26; An Open Letter to the President of Mexico, 49:28; [Press Release] Sea Turtle Conservation Requires Mandatory Use of TEDs: National Academy of Sciences/Research Council Report Available, 50:11-12; Press Release: "The Loggerhead Turtle in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico", 50:20; NOAA/NMFS/SEFC Position Available, 50:21; Fish and Wildlife's Jack Woody is Honored for Mexico Work, 50:22; IUCN/SSC Subcontinent Reptile and Amphibian Specialist Group, 50:22; Turtle Research Station to Open in the Dominican Republic, 50:25; Tag Information Needed, 50:26; 11th Annual Sea Turtle Workshop, 50:27; Write a Letter to Support the Archie Carr Wildlife Refuge, 50:27; A Larger Perspective, 50:28; Navigational Secrets Identified, 51:4-5; U. S. Shrimpers Face Crackdown on Bycatch: Fish as Well as Turtles are at Issue, 51:6-7; Mexican Ban Should be Accompanied by Commitment to CITES, 51:7-8; Incidence of Turtles with Tumors Increasing, 51:8-9; Strandings Increase in Georgia and North Florida, 51:25; "TEDs Work": Strandings Down in South Carolina, 51:26; New Facilities for Headstart Kemp's Ridleys, 51:27; Conservationist Honored by UNEP for Sea Turtle Efforts, 51:27; Tag Information Requested, 51:29; Declaration of Hiwasa: A Timeless Pledge, 51:30; Japanese Marine Turtle Newsletter Available, 51:30; Japan Reduces Sea Turtle Trade, 52:2; Problems for Turtle Protection on Zakynthos, 52: 6-7; Press Release: "The Turtle Paradise: Gahirmatha", 52:20; Turtle Brochures and Greeting Cards, 52:24; Turtles and Turtles I., 52:25; Turtles and Tourists II., 52:26; Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge 'A Fitting Tribute', 52:26-27; Southeastern USA Stranding Update, 52:29-30; Plan to Attend the 1991 Sea Turtle Workshop! 52:32; Strandings Linked to Flounder Trawling in North Carolina, 53:12; Southwest Florida Nearshore Benthic Habitat Study Available, 53:22; Workshop Held on Marine Turtle Tumor Disease, 53:25-26; Oil Spill in the Persian Gulf Threatens Sea Turtles, 53:32; Japanese Drift Net Fishery for Squid Kills Sharks, Marine Mammals, Sea Turtles, 54:26; Record Numbers of Turtles Die in U. S. Shrimp Trawls, 54:28; NMFS Proposes Strengthening Sea Turtle Conservation and Enforcement Regulations, 54:29; IUCN/SSC Marine Turtle Specialist Group: Update, 54:33-34; NOAA/NMFS Appoints Sea Turtle Coordinator, 54:34-35; Australian Minister for Environment and Heritage Calls on Australian Neighbors to Help Save Turtles, 54:37; Florida's Beach "Armoring" Policy Inadequate, 54:39; Japan Announces End to Sea Turtle Trade, 55:5-6; CITES Update (Mexico Joins CITES, Sea Turtle Trade, Thailand Ban), 55:14; Volunteers Needed for U.S.-Mexico Kemp's Ridley Project, 55:25; Florida Seeks Environmental Specialist/Sea Turtles, 56:26; Dredging Fatalities Lead to Positive Action, 56:27; Cuba Opens Door to Sea Turtle Biologists, 56:27; Japan to Compensate Hawksbill Shell Industry, 56:28; Southeast USA Stranding Update, 56:28; 18/52 REV2: 1990 IUCN Sea Turtle Ranching Resolution, 57:6-7; Resolutions of the Second Meeting and Workshop, Regional Marine Turtle Conservation Programme (RMTCP), 57:12-15; Volunteers Needed for Turtles in Greece, 57:21; USA Lifts Ban on Shrimp from Suriname, 57:27; Emergency Rule to Protect Sea Turtles from Summer Flounder Trawls, USA, 57:27; Woongarra Marine Park [Australia] is Declared to Protect Turtles, 57:28; Turtle Business Obscures Protection Efforts in Bali, 57:28-29; Logger-head Turtle Survey in Georgia, USA, 57:29-30; Southeastern USA Stranding Tally, 1991, 57:30; Facts About Marine Debris, 57:30; Turtles vs. Tourists, 57:31; MEDASSET Activities in 1989-91, 57:31; [Indo-Pacific] Turtle Identification Sheets Available, 57:32; The TED Experience: Claims and Reality, 58:6-7; NMFS Proposes New Sea Turtle Protection Measures, 58:7-8; New Lights May Prevent Sea Turtle Hatchling Deaths, 58:24-25; On the Reauthorization of the U.S. Endangered Species Act [ESA], 58:25; U. S. Administration Accused of "Creating" Crisis, 58:25-26; Study Concludes TEDs Needed in all Areas at all Times, Caribbean Nations Should Also Comply, 58:26-27; South Pacific Drift Net Ban in Force, 58:27-28; Support the Archie Carr Sea Turtle Refuge! 58:28; 12th Annual Sea Turtle Symposium a Big Success, 58:31; What Can You Do? 58:31; "Do Not Disturb Our Turtles" [Ascension Island], 58:32; Summary of the 8th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to CITES, with Special Reference to Sea Turtle Issues, 59:10-12; First Kemp's Ridley Nesting in South Carolina, 59:23; Sea Turtle Skins Exported From Panama to Japan, 59: 23-24; 1992 Sea Turtle Stranding Update: Southeastern USA, 59:24; The Journey Home, 59:26; Turtle Survives Surgery to Fix Smashed Skull, 59:27; Sea Turtles and the Summer Flounder Trawl Fishery, USA, 60: 5; Marine Turtle Specialist Group: Update, 60:22-23; 13th Annual Sea Turtle Symposium, 60:26; Stalking the Border, 60:26; Sea Turtle Post Cards, 60:27; Satellites Used to Study the Oceanic Migrations of Hawaii's Green Sea Turtles, 61:7-9; Requests for Tag Information, 61:28; Aves Island Green Turtles for Adoption, 61:28; SCUBA Divers and Boaters Can Help Protect Sea Turtles, 61:298-29; Folklore and Sea Turtles, 61:29-30; Please Support the Marine Turtle Newsletter, 61:31; Volunteers Needed for Sea Turtle Project in Greece, 61:32; FWS Selects New Sea Turtle Coordinator, 62:3; Endangered Sea Turtles Sold in Japanese Pet Stores, 62: 11-12; Urgent Appeal for Support of Zakynthos Marine Park, 62:13-14; Job Announcement: IUCN/SSC/MTSG Program Officer, 62:22; Job Announcement: STRP Associate Director, 62:23; Turtle Biologist Recognized for Professional Achievement, 62:23; National Fellowship Awarded for Research on Olive Ridley, 62:23; Volunteers are Invited to Participate in the Black Turtle Research Project, Michoacan, Mexico, 62:24; Queensland Turtle Research Project - Volunteer Training, 62:24; Sea Turtles in Folklore, 62:25; Folklore in Republic of Belau 62:25-26; Where Have all the Turtles Gone?, 62:27; Recovery Plans Available for U. S. Populations of Endangered and Threatened Sea Turtles, 63:17-20; 1995 Declared 'Year of the Sea Turtle' in the Western Pacific, 63:26-27; U. S. Terminates "Head-Start" for Kemp's Ridley Turtles, 63:27-28; Coastal Development Threatens the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, 63:28-29; Research Efforts in Florida, 63:29-30; Beachfront Lighting Pamphlet Available, 63:30; "Saving" Sea Turtles is Risky Business, 63:30; MTN Back Issues Available, 63:30; Sea Turtles in Folklore, 63:30-31; Nesting Ground of Turtles Threatened, 63S:3-4; Concern Rises Over Threat to Indian Turtles, 64:1-3; Tampa Bay Oil Spill Threatens Turtles, 64:29; Post-Hatchling Loggerhead Turtles Consume Tar and Plastic, 64:30; Chelonian Conservation and Biology: A New Journal, 64:30.
ANZOLA, NESTOR. (see Diego et al., 45:9-11).
ARANDA, CARLOS F. Marine Turtles in Peru, 45:8-9.
ARGUELLO, ISRAEL. (see Marquez et al., 40:12-14; 44:6-7; 58:15).
ARIDJIS, HOMERO. Mexico Proclaims Total Ban on Harvest of Turtles and Eggs, 50:1-3.
AVILA, RODRIGO A. MORERA. (see Almengor et al., 64:13).
BAIRD, IAN G. Survey of Sea Turtle Products for Sale in Shops in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 60:5-8.
BALAZS, GEORGE H. Sea Turtles and Debris: Ingestion and Entanglement, 32:8-9; (see Zug and Balazs, 33:9-10); Fibropapillomas in Hawaiian Green Turtles, 39:1-3; Suggestions Wanted for Shell Marking Technique, 44:13; New Initiatives to Study Sea Turtles in the Eastern Pacific, 47:19-21; Sea Turtle Tag Center of the Pacific, 52:15.
---------- and WILLIAM G. GILMARTIN. A Suggested Modification of Tagging Pliers, 34:2-3.
---------- and ELLIOTT JACOBSON. Health Advisory for Fibropapilloma Disease, 49:27.
BANE, GIL. First Report of a Loggerhead Sea Turtle from Alaska, 58:1-2.
BARAN, IBRAHIM. Sea Turtles in Turkey, 48:21-22.
BARR, CATHERINE. Current Status of Trade and Legal Protection for Sea Turtles in Indonesia, 54:4-7.
BEDDING, STEVE and BOB LOCKHART. Sea Turtle Conservation Emerging in Papua New Guinea, 47:13.
BEHERA, M. (see Mohanty-Hejmadi et al., 45: 11-13).
BENTIVEGNA, FLEGRA, PAOLA CIRINO and ALFONSO TOSCANO. Care and Treatment of Loggerhead Sea Turtles from the Gulf of Naples, Italy, 61:6-7.
BERTRAND, J., B. BONNET and G. LEBRUN. Nesting Attempts of Chelonia mydas at Reunion Island (S. W. Indian Ocean), 39:3-4.
BETZ, WILLIAM and MARY WELCH. Once Thriving Colony of Leatherback Sea Turtles Declining at Irian Jaya, Indonesia, 56:8-9.
BHASKAR, SATISH and HARRY ANDREWS. Action Plan for Sea Turtles in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India, 60:23.
BJORNDAL, KAREN A. (see Bolten et al., 59:7-8; 61:20-21; 61:21-22); IUCN/SSC MTSG Calls for Research on Hawksbill Turtles and an End to International Trade in Hawksbill Products, 54:8-9; (see Manzella et al., 54:13-14); Future of the Gahrimatha Arribadas a Matter of International Concern, 63S:3.
---------- and ALAN BOLTEN. Dr. John Hendrickson Donates Library, 45:19.
BLACKWOOD, S. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
BLAIN, LAURA MA. (see Diego et al., 45:9-11).
BOLTEN, ALAN B. (see Bjorndal and Bolten, 45:19).
---------- and KAREN A. BJORNDAL. Cturtle: An E-mail Information Network for Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation, 61:21-22.
---------- and HELEN R. MARTINS. Kemp's Ridley Captured in the Azores, 48:23.
----------, KAREN A. BJORNDAL and PETER J. ELIAZAR. Sea Turtle On-Line Bibliography, 61:20-21.
----------, CARLOS SANTANA and KAREN A. BJORNDAL. Transatlantic Crossing by a Loggerhead Turtle, 59:7-8.
----------, HELEN R. MARTINS, MARIA LUISA NATALI, JOAO CARLOS THOME, and MARIA ANGELA MARCOVALDI. Loggerhead Released in Brazil Recaptured in Azores, 48:24-25.
BONNET, B. (see Bertrand et al., 39:3-4).
BOULON, RALF H. Please "Brake for Wildlife", 59:25; (see Dutton and McDonald, 57:15-17).
BOWEN, BRIAN. Guest Editorial: CITES and Scientists - Conservation in Conflict, 58:5-6.
BRÄUTIGAM, AMIE. How CITES Benefits Sea Turtles, 46:11-14.
BRAVO G., RAFAEL. (see Marquez et al., 41:3-5).
BRISEÑO DUEÑAS, RAQUEL, ALBERTO ABREU GROBOIS and FERNANDO GONZALES FARIAS. Establishment of a Marine Turtle Information Center in Mexico: Banco de Informacion Sobre Tortugas Marinas (BITMAR), 52:7-8.
BRITO, JOSÉ LUIS. (see Frazier and Brito, 49:8-13).
BRODERICK, A. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
BROUGHTON, ELISABETH. Hawksbill Headstarting in Palau, 38:4-5.
BROWN, J. N. B. Recent Turtle Records from the United Arab Emirates, 35:3-4.
BROWN, LORNA. Controlling Turtle Egg Predators in the Goksu Delta, Turkey: Some Options, 60:15-17.
BROWN, TINA and RICHIE MORETTI. Fibropapillomas a Serious Concern in the Florida Keys, 52:31.
BYLES, RICHARD. Head-start Experiment no Longer Rearing Kemp's Ridleys, 63:1-3.
CAILLOUET, CHARLES W., JR. (see Duronslet et al., 47:2-3; Fontaine et al., 43: 8-9); Guest Editorial: Sea Turtle Conservation and Management, the Need for a Unit Stock Approach, 49:3-4.
---------- and MARCEL J. DURONSLET. Guest Editorial: Sea Turtle Sex Ratios and Incubation Temperature - Are We on the Right Track? 35:14-16.
---------- and DICKIE B. REVERA. Brood Stock of Captive-Reared Kemp's Ridley to be Listed in International Species Inventory System, 34:3-6.
----------, MARCEL J. DURONSLET, ANDRE M. LANDRY, Jr. and ERICH K. STABENAU. Stockpiling Sea Turtle Carcasses, 42:11-12.
CAMACHO-IBAR, VICTOR. (see Davenport et al., 48:1-6).
----------, CHARLES T. FONTAINE, SHARON A. MANZELLA, THEODORE D. WILLIAMS and D. B. RIVERA. Scutes Reserved for Living Tags, 36:5-6.
CAMBERS, GILLIAN and HALSTEAD LIMA. Leatherback Turtles Disappearing from the BVI, 49:4-7.
CAMPER, JEFFREY D. (see Fontaine et al., 41:6).
CANIN, JEFFREY. Greenpeace Guest Editorial: IUCN Resolution, 44:3-4; Guest Editorial: The Real Achievement of the IUCN Resolution, 46:5-6; Reflections on the 1989 CITES Meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, 48:11-12; International Trade Aspects of the Japanese Hawksbill Shell ('Bekko') Industry, 54:17-21.
CANTWELL, S. JEAN. Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge: An Update, 61:27-28.
CARCEDO F., ANTONIO. (see Carrillo and Carcedo, 47:23).
CARRASCO, MIGUEL A. (see Marquez et al., 58:14; 58:15).
CARRILLO C., ELVIRA and ANTONIO CARCEDO FERRER. Assistance Requested, 47:23.
CARSWELL, ALICE. Conservation Efforts for Chelonia mydas in Turkey, 61:12-13.
CASTAÑEDA A., PATRICIA. (see Marquezet al., 41:3-5; 58:14; Meylan et al., 48:8-9).
CASTRO, JUAN CARLOS. Olive Ridley Turtles Observed With Notches Cut in Marginal Scutes in Ostional, Costa Rica, 1992, 61:26.
CHAN, ENG HENG. Development of the White Spot on Leatherback Eggs, 39:8; An Update on the Leatherback Turtles of Rantau Abang, Terengganu, Malaysia, 42:4; Twin Embryos in Unhatched Egg of Dermochelys coriacea, 32:2-3.
CHANDLER, MARK. New Records of Marine Turtles in Chile, 52:8-11.
CHATTO, RAY. (see Guinea and Chatto, 57:5-6).
CHAVES, ANNY. Tagging Program for the Pacific Coast of Latin America, 52:15.
---------- and STEVE CORNELIUS. Douglas Robinson (1936-1991): In Memory, 54:35-36.
CHU-CHIEN, HUANG. Sea Turtle Work in China, 36:1-2; Chinese Turtle Resources Survey, 40:4.
CIRINO, PAOLA. (see Bentivegna et al., 61:6-7).
COLEY, STEPHANIE and ANDREW SMART. Green Turtles Nesting at Kazanli, Turkey, 1990, 54:9-10.
COLLARD, SNEED B. Guest Editorial: Speculation on the Distribution of Oceanic-Stage Sea Turtles, with Special Emphasis on Kemp's Ridley in the Gulf of Mexico, 48:6-8; Leatherback Turtles Feeding Near a Watermass Boundary in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico, 50:12-14.
COLLINS, L. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
COOGAN, COLLEEN. (see Meylan et al., 48: 8-9).
COOLEY, DWIGHT. (see Drennen et al., 45: 7-8).
CORNELIUS, STEVE. (see Chaves and Cornelius, 54:35-36); Update on Ostional, 33:5-8.
COSIJN, ROEL. Development of Dutch Tourism at Mediterranean Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches, 63:9-10.
CRAIG, PETER. Sea Turtles: A Vanishing Resource in American Samoa, 61:13-15.
CRITCHLEY, KIM. Tar Covered Turtles Re-covered on Grand Cayman, 40:11-12.
CROUSE, DEBORAH. Guest Editorial: "Large Juveniles" also Crucial to Future Breeding Success of Sea Turtle Populations, 46:4-5; TEDs Fall Victim to Election Year Politics, 59:1-2; Victory! TED's Required in all U. S. Shrimp Trawls, 61:4-5; Tragic Mass Stranding Confirms Presence of Kemp's Ridley Turtles in Louisiana, 63:5-6; Guest Editorial: CITES Listing Criteria Revisions, 64:15-16.
d'AUZON, J. L. New Caledonia: Campaign for Awareness, 38:2-3.
DALY, TREVOR. Fiji Bans Export of Turtle Shell, 52:1.
DAS, INDRANEIL. Action Alert: Rockets to Dislodge Ridleys at Gahirmatha, 36:1; Marine Turtle Conservation: The Tribal Connection, 36:2-3.
DAVENPORT, JOHN, JOHN WRENCH, JIM McEVOY, and VICTOR CAMACHO-IBAR. Metal and PCB Concentrations in the "Harlech" Leatherback, 48:1-6.
DE AGUILAR, EDITH MARIN. (see Guada et al., 52:24).
DE SANTANA, MARISABEL. (see Guada et al., 52:24).
DEMAS, S. (see Duronslet et al., 47:2-3).
DEMETROPOULOS, ANDREAS and MYROULA HADJICHRISTOPHOROU. Sea Turtle Conservation in Cyprus, 44:4-6.
DEVORE, JOHN E. (see Drennen et al., 45:7-8).
DIAZ F., JUAN. (see Marquez et al., 36:4-5; 40:12-14; 44:6-7; 58:15).
DIMOPOULOS, DIMITRIOS. Zakynthos 1990: An Update on the Public Awareness Programme, 54:21-23; A New Sea Turtle Information Centre in Zakynthos, 60:27.
DMI'EL, RAZI. (see Silberstein and Dmi'el, 53:17-18).
DODD, C. KENNETH, Jr. Caretta Correction in Recent Catalog, 52:25; Request for Assistance, 53:31; Bluegreen and Red Algae Identified From Florida Loggerhead Turtle, 60:14.
DONNELLY, MARYDELE. The Archie Carr Refuge Needs Your Support! 52:28; Japan Bans Import of Hawksbill Shell Effective December 1992, 54:1-3; Cayman Turtle Farm Cited for International Trade Infractions, 58:12-14; A Tribute to Jack Woody, 62:1-3.
---------- and MICHAEL WEBER. TEDs and the Law: A Summary, 43:4-6.
DRAKE, DANA. Osa Sea Turtle Study, 61:9-11.
DRENNEN, DANIEL J. Occurrence of Physical Abnormalities in Caretta caretta at Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, 1987 and 1988, 48:19-20.
----------, DWIGHT COOLEY and JOHN E. DEVORE. Armadillo Predation on Loggerhead Turtle Eggs at Two National Wildlife Refuges in Florida, USA, 45:7-8.
DUNDEE, HAROLD A. The Etymological Riddle of the Ridley Sea Turtle, 58:10-12.
DUPUY, A. R. The Status of Marine Turtles in Senegal, 39:4-7.
DURONSLET, MARCEL J. (see Caillouet and Duronslet, 35:14-16; Caillouet et al., 42:11-12).
----------, D. NAKAMURA, C. CAILLOUET and S. DEMAS. Sex Identification in Young Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles, 47:2-3.
DUTTA, S. K. (see Mohanty-Hejmadi et al., 45:11-13).
DUTTON, PETER, DONNA McDONALD and RALF BOULON. 1991 a 'Record Year' for Leatherback Productivity on St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands, 57:15-17.
ECKERT, KAREN L. (see Eckert, S. et al., 31:4; Eckert, S. and Eckert, 37:1-3; Kontos et al., 42:10-11); Book Review: "The Leatherback Turtle, a Malaysian Heritage", 49:22; Book Review: "Turtles off Cornwall, The Isles of Scilly and Devonshire", 52:20-21; Sea Turtles Recommended for Protection in the Caribbean, 52:30; Caribbean Nations Vote to Protect Sea Turtles, 54:3-4; Book Review: "Sea Turtles in the Sultanate of Oman", 55:21-22; Editorial: Urgent and Immediate Action Needed to Safeguard the World's Largest Aggregation of Nesting Sea Turtles, 63S:1-2; Editorial Notes: Spanish Edition of the Marine Turtle Newsletter Planned, 49:27; The Marine Turtle Newsletter is Available in Spanish! 50:26; Friends of the Marine Turtle Newsletter, 52:31, 56:32, 60:28; Who Reads the MTN? 56:31; A Message from the Editors 57:32; The MTN Needs Your Support 59:27; MTN Back Issues Available, 63:30; A Very Special Thank You, 64:31; Index to Newsletter Numbers 31-65, 65:1.
---------- and SCOTT A. ECKERT. St. Croix Leatherback Project - 1984 Season, 31:4-6; Tagging Hatchling Leatherback Sea Turtles, 51:17-19.
---------- and CHRIS LUGINBUHL. Death of a Giant, 43:2-3.
ECKERT, SCOTT A. (see Eckert, K. and Eckert, 31:4-6; Kontos et al., 42:10-11); Book Review: "The Green Turtle and Hawksbill (Reptilia: Cheloniidae): World Status, Exploitation and Trade", 50:20-21; (see Eckert, K. and Eckert, 51:17-19); Editorial: Stop Press Your Immediate Attention Requested, 51:30-31; Editorial: Conservation International Offers Support to the Marine Turtle Newsletter, 54:40.
---------- and KAREN L. ECKERT. Harnessing Leatherbacks, 37:1-3.
---------- and HELEN ROST MARTINS. Transatlantic Travel by Juvenile Loggerhead Turtle, 45:15.
----------, DAVID W. NELLIS, KAREN L. ECKERT, and GERALD L. KOOYMAN. Deep Diving Record for Leatherbacks, 31:4.
EDSON, CLAY and FLINN CURREN. Report from Oroluk, 41:1-2.
EGGERS, J. M., M. W. HABERLAND and J. C. GRIFFIN. Growth of Juvenile Loggerhead Sea Turtles Near PSE&G's Salem Generating Station, Delaware Bay, New Jersey, 59:5-7.
ELIAZAR, PETER J. (see Bolten et al., 61:20-21).
ELKIN, JENNIFER. Mass Movements of Turtles off the Coast of Borneo, 53:16.
FIGUEROA, ALFREDO. (see Alvarado et al., 42:5-6; Alvarado and Figueroa, 53:1-3).
FILIPPINI, ALEXANDRE. (see Marcovaldi and Filippini, 52:3).
FIRDOUS, FEHMIDA. Male Leatherback Strands in Karachi, 47:14-15; A Turtle's Journey from Pakistan (Karachi) to India (Gujarat), 53:18-19.
FLETEMEYER, JOHN. Guest Editorial: Ascension Island Turtles Still in Trouble, 37:11; (see Meylan et al., 48:8-9).
FLORES, IGNACIO. (see Marquez et al., 58: 15).
FONTAINE, CLARK T. (see Manzella et al., 42:7).
----------, THEODORE D. WILLIAMS and CHARLES W. CAILLOUET, Jr. Scutes Reserved for Living Tags: An Update, 43:8-9.
----------, THEODORE D. WILLIAMS and JEFFREY D. CAMPER. Ridleys Tagged with Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT), 41:6.
----------, THEODORE D. WILLIAMS and CAROLINE TURNER. Hatchling Kemp's Ridley Strands at Galveston Island, Texas, 43:9.
FRAZER, NAT B. Editorial: The Cost of Solutions: Who Pays? 33:15-16; Guest Editorial: Recent IUCN Resolution Less Than Ideal, 46:2-3; Kemp's Decline: Special Alarm or General Concern? 37:5-7.
FRAZIER, JACK G. Are Marine Turtles Free from Parasitic Copepods? 47:10-11; Playa Grande Leatherback Turtle Rookery in Danger, 49:25-26; Update on Playa Grande, Costa Rica, 59:12-13; Troubles on French Guiana Beaches, 59:13-14.
---------- and JOSÉ LUIS BRITO-MONTERO. Incidental Capture of Marine Turtles by the Swordfish Fishery at San Antonio, Chile, 49: 8-13.
---------- and ELVIA RODRIGUEZ. IV Workshop on Programs of Sea Turtle Conservation 11-13 March 1991, Mérida, Yucatan, Mexico, 56:2-5.
FRETEY, JACQUES. Self-inflicted Injuries on Female Leatherbacks, 37:4-5; New Protection for Sea Turtles in France, 57:11-12.
---------- and JEAN-PIERRE MALAUSSENA. Sea Turtle Nesting in Sierra Leone, West Africa, 54:10-12.
GANS, CARL. Guest Editorial: Creative Use of Confiscated Material, 46:14-15.
GARDUÑO, MAURICIO. (see Marquez et al., 58:14).
GIL H., REYNA, PEDRO VIVEROS LEON, and JACK B. WOODY. Turtle Nesting in Quintana Roo, Mexico, 42:3-4.
GILMARTIN, WILLIAM G. (see Balazs and Gilmartin, 34:2-3).
GLOVER, K. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
GODINEZ-DOMINGUEZ, ENRIQUE. (see Silva-Batiz et al., 59:8-10).
GODLEY, BRENDAN, KATE KIRKWOOD, SANDRA RAFFAN and RACHEL TAYLOR. Leatherback Turtles in Trinidad, 52:16-17.
----------, A. BRODERICK, S. BLACKWOOD, L. COLLINS, K. GLOVER, C. McALDOWIE, D. McCULLOCH and J. McLEOD. 1991 Survey of Marine Turtles Nesting in Trinidad and Tobago, 61:15-18.
GOFF, GREGORY. (see Lien et al., 45:13-15).
GOMEZ, GUILLERMO. (see Diego et al., 45: 9-11).
GOMEZ, JOSE LUIS. (see Kontos et al., 42: 10-11).
GONZALES F., FERNANDO. (see Brise-o et al., 52:7-8).
GORDON, A. N., W. R. KELLY and R. J. G. LESTER. Coccidiosis: A Fatal Disease of Free-Living Green Turtles, Chelonia mydas, 61:2-3.
GRAMENTZ, DIETER. Loggerhead Turtles at Lampedusa, Italy, 36:3; Who has Tagged Mediterranean Loggerhead? 42:12.
GRANT, GILBERT S. and BEVERLY B. GREEN. Hatching Success of Wave-Tossed Loggerhead Turtle Eggs, 58:9-10.
GREEN, BEVERLY B. (see Grant and Green, 58:9-10).
GREENPEACE INTERNATIONAL. Greek Loggerheads Still Need Your Help, Too, 40: 1-4.
GRIFFIN, J. C. (see Eggers et al., 59:5-7).
GROOMBRIDGE, BRIAN. Information on Greens and Hawksbills needed for CITES/ IUCN Study, 38:1; Aerial Survey of the Baluchistan Coast (Pakistan), 46:6-9.
---------- and CLARE WHITMORE. Marine Turtle Survey in Northern Cyprus, 47:5-8.
----------, ABAN MARKER KABRAJI and ABDUL LATIF RAO. Marine Turtles in Baluchistan (Pakistan), 42:1-3.
GUADA, HEDELVY J. Private Sea Turtle Conservation Initiative at El Banquito Beach, Venezuela, 61:18-20.
---------- and PEDRO VERNET P. New Nesting Localities for Sea Turtles in Sucre State, Venezuela, 53:12-13; Venezuelan Oil Company Encourages Sea Turtle Protection, 53:26; Sea Turtle Conservation in Laguna de Tacarigua National Park, Venezuela, 56:7-8; New Nesting Areas for Sea Turtles on the Peninsula de Paria, Sucre State, Venezuela, 57:18-19; First Course on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation in Venezuela, 60:17.
----------, AGUSTIN QUIJADA and ALBERTO J. MARTINEZ. Sea Turtle Nesting in the Northern Peninsula de Paria Sucre State, Venezuela, 1993: A Case for Protection, 64: 16-18.
----------, PEDRO VERNET P. and GLENDA MEDINA CUERVO. First Tagging of Leatherbacks in Venezuela, 47:12.
----------, PEDRO VERNET P., MARISABEL DE SANTANA, AGUSTIN SANTANA and EDITH MARIN DE AGUILAR. Fibropapillomas in a Green Turtle Captured off Peninsula de Paraguana, Falcon State, Venezuela, 52:24.
GUINEA, MICHAEL L. and RAY CHATTO. Sea Turtles Killed in Australian Shark Fin Fishery, 57:5-6.
----------, PAUL G. RYAN, LYNDA UMBACK, and LESLEE HILLS. Nesting Seasonality of the Flatback Turtle at Bare Sand Island, Northern Territory, Australia, 52:4-5.
GUTIC M., JORGE. Sea Turtle Eco-tourism Brings Economic Benefit to Community, 64: 10-12.
HABERLAND, M. W. (see Eggers et al., 59:5-7).
HADJICHRISTOPHOROU, MYROULA. (see Demetropoulos and Hadjichristophorou, 44: 4-6).
HALL, KATHY. (see Tucker and Hall, 31:6-7).
HARE, STEVEN R. Turtles Caught Incidental to Demersal Finfish Fishery in Oman, 53:14-16.
HEMING, THOMAS A. (see Stabenau et al., 62:3-5).
HERNANDEZ, JUAN L. (see Resendiz et al., 62:6-8).
HEWAVISENTHI, SUHASHINI. Twin Green Turtle Hatchlings in Sri Lanka, 46:9; Exploitation of Marine Turtles in Sri Lanka: Historic Background and the Present Status, 48:14-19; Abnormal Hatchlings of Green and Olive Ridley Turtles, Victor Hasselblad Hatchery, Sri Lanka, 50:15-16; Male Hawksbill Stranded at Kosgoda, Sri Lanka, 51:16-17; Turtle Hatcheries in Sri Lanka: Boon or Bane? 60:19-22.
HICKLIN, JUDY. (see Wyneken and Hicklin, 42:6).
HIGGINSON, JANE. Sea Turtles in Guatemala: Threats and Conservation Efforts, 45:1-5; Bibliography: Sea Turtles in Guatemala, 46: 16-18.
---------- and FRANCISCO VASQUEZ. Hatchery Design and the Production of Female Hatchlings, 44:7-12.
HILL, GLEN. Villagers in Thailand Protect Turtle Eggs, Bring Conservation Home, 53: 8-9; The Sustainable Sea Turtle, 58:2-5.
HILLS, LESLEE. (see Guinea et al., 52:4-5).
HOGGARD, WAYNE. First Recorded Turtle Nesting on Mississippi's Man-Made Beach, 52:11-12.
HORROCKS, JULIA A. Leatherbacks in Barbados, 41:7; Leatherback Injured off Barbados, West Indies, 46:9-10.
HOYLE, MEG. Continuing Sea Turtle Exploitation in Antigua and Barbuda, West Indies, 64:21-22.
HUFF, J. ALAN. Florida (USA) Terminates 'Headstart' Program, 46:1-2.
HUGHES, GEORGE. Thirty Years of Sea Turtle Conservation in South Africa: 1936-1992, 61:1.
HUTABARAT, HERDA P., ISMU SUTANTO SUWELO and SADDON SILALAHI. Hawksbill Turtle in Kepulauan Seribu Marine National Park, Jakarta Bay, 64:12-13.
JACKSON, MARY E., LOREN U. WILLIAMSON and JAMES R. SPOTILA. Gross Morphology vs. Histology: Sex Determination of Hatchling Sea Turtles, 40:10-11.
JACOBSON, ELLIOTT R. An Update on Green Turtle Fibropapilloma, 49:7-8; (see Balazs and Jacobson, 49:27).
JIMENEZ de RESÉNDIZ, BEATRICE A. (see Reséndiz and Jimenez de Reséndiz, 57:7-9).
JOHNSON, MARK L. Juvenile Leatherback Cared for in Captivity, 47:13-14.
KABRAJI, ABAN MARKER. (see Groombridge et al., 42:1-3).
KAMEZAKI, NAOKI. (see Suganuma and Kamezaki, 54:16-17); Third Annual Japanese Sea Turtle Conference Held, 63:14.
KASPAREK, MAX. Survey of the Mediterranean Coast Between Alexandria and El-Salum, Egypt, 63:8-9.
KELLY, W. R. (see Gordon et al., 61:2-3).
KIRKWOOD, KATE. (see Godley et al., 52: 16-17).
KONTOS, ANASTASIA R. and JOE WEBSTER. Georgia Shrimp Fishermen Conduct Sea Turtle Research, 34:1-2.
----------, SCOTT ECKERT, KAREN ECKERT, JOSE LUIS GOMEZ, ROBERT LEE and ROBERT VAN DAM. Inter-island Migration of Nesting Green Turtle, Chelonia mydas, 42:10-11.
KOOYMAN, GERALD L. (see Eckert, S. et al., 31:4).
KREMEZI-MARGARITOULI, ANNA. Sea Turtles Stimulate Environmental Education in Greece, 57:21-22.
KUMAR, B. PRADEEP. Sea Turtle Arribadas: for Massacre or Conservation? 56:11-13.
LAGUEUX, CYNTHIA J. (see Manzella et al., 54:13-14; Ross et al., 62:5-6). [Note: see also C. Minarik]
LAKHAN, SUSAN. Trinidad Turtler Honored on World Environment Day, 62:12-13.
LANDRY, ANDRE M., Jr. (see Caillouet et al., 42:11-12).
LAURENT, LUC and JEAN LESCURE. Hawksbill Turtles in the Mediterranean Sea, 54:12-13.
LEBRUN, G. (see Bertrand et al., 39:3-4).
LeBUFF, CHARLES. Regulations Governing Beach Furniture Passed in Florida, 55:15.
LEE, ROBERT. (see Kontos et al., 42:10-11).
LEH, CHARLES. Marine Turtles in Sarawak, 35:1-3.
LESCURE, JEAN. (see Laurent and Lescure, 54:12-13).
LESTER, R. J. G. (see Gordon et al., 61:2-3).
LIEN, JON, GARRY STENSON and GREGORY GOFF. Working with Fishermen in the Northwest Atlantic, 45:13-15.
LIGDOPOULOU, TINA, MONIKA ZOHRER and NICK NEWBURY. Sea Turtle Conservation Problems on Crete and the Need for Long-term Planning, 64:13-15.
LIMA, HALSTEAD. (see Cambers and Lima, 49:4-7).
LIMPUS, COLIN J. and DARRYL REIMER. Observations on First Breeding by a Loggerhead Turtle, 56:1-2.
LINSLEY, NANCY B. Sea Turtles on Postage Stamps, 64:30-31.
LOCKHART, BOB. (see Bedding and Lockhart, 47:13).
LOGAN, JIM. Earthtrust's Sea Turtle Preservation Initiative, 61:30.
LOZON, TONY. (see Meylan et al., 48:8-9).
LUTHIN, CHARLES. International Short Courses in Marine Turtle Conservation and Management, Tortuguero, Costa Rica, 54: 36; Caribbean Conservation Corporation Offers Training, Internships at Tortuguero, Costa Rica, 56:11.
MADRIASAU, BECKY B. (see Sato and Madriasau, 55:12-14).
MAIGRET, JACQUES. Working Group on Mediterranean Marine Turtles: Report of the Meeting of 24 October 1986, Palma de Majorca, 40:5-7; Report of the Sea Turtle Working Group Meeting, ICSEM, 49:14-16.
MALAUSSENA, JEAN-PIERRE. (see Fretey and Malaussena, 54:10-12).
MALLINSON, JENNY. Stranded Juvenile Loggerheads in the United Kingdom, 54:14-16.
MANZELLA, SHARON A. PIT Tag Central Data Registry, 43:7-8.
----------, KAREN BJORNDAL and CYNTHIA LAGUEUX. Head-started Kemp's Ridley Recaptured in the Caribbean, 54:13-14.
----------, CLARK FONTAINE and BARBARA SCHROEDER. Loggerhead Sea Turtle Travels from Padre Island, Texas to the Mouth of the Adriatic Sea, 42:7.
----------, JO WILLIAMS, BARBARA SCHROEDER and WENDY TEAS. Juvenile Head-started Kemp's Ridleys Found in Floating Grass Mats, 52:5-6.
MAPES, JENNY. Loggerhead Conservation on Florida's West Coast, 33:8-9.
MARCOVALDI, MARIA ANGELA GUAGNI DEI. Marine Turtle Protection in Brazil, 40:4-5; (see Bolten et al., 48:24-25); Sea Turtle Conservation Program in Brazil Expands Activities, 52:2-3; A New Initiative to Protect Green Turtles at an Important Foraging Ground in Ceara, Brazil, 63:13-14.
---------- and ALEXANDRE FILIPPINI. Trans-Atlantic Movement by a Juvenile Hawksbill Turtle, 52:3.
MARGARITOULIS, DIMITRIS. Loggerhead Sea Turtle Nesting: Kiparissia Bay, Greece, 45:5-6; Successes and Failures: Conservation and Tourism on the Nesting Beaches of Laganas Bay, Zakynthos, Greece, 1989, 49: 13-14.
MARQUEZ M., RENÉ. Atlantic Ridley Project 1984 Preliminary Report, 32:3-4.
---------- and ARISTOTELES VILLANUEVA O. First Reports of Leatherback Turtles Tagged in Mexico and Recaptured in Chile, 61:9.
----------, RAFAEL BRAVO G. and PATRICIA CASTAÑEDA A. Mexican Hawksbill Project, 1985-1986 Report, 41:3-5.
----------, MANUAL SANCHEZ P., JUAN DIAZ F. and ISRAEL ARGUELLO. Kemp's Ridley Research at Rancho Nuevo, 1987, 44:6-7.
----------, MANUEL SANCHEZ P., JUAN DIAZ F. and DANIEL RIOS O. Atlantic Ridley Project: 1985 Preliminary Report, 36:4-5.
----------, MAURICIO GARDUÑO, PATRICIA CASTAÑEDA, MIGUEL A. CARRASCO and ARISTOTELES VILLANUEVA. Protection for Hawksbill and Green Sea Turtles in Rio Largartos, Yucatan, Mexico in 1990, 58:14.
----------, MANUEL SANCHEZ P., DANIEL RIOS O., JUAN DIAZ F., ARISTOTELES VILLANUEVA O. and ISRAEL ARGUELLO, Rancho Nuevo Operation, 1986, 40:12-14.
----------, MANUEL SANCHEZ P., JUAN DIAZ F., JAVIER VASCONCELOS, IGNACIO FLORES, ISRAEL ARGUELLO, MIGUEL A. CARRASCO and ARISTOTELES VILLANUEVA. Research at Rancho Nuevo, Tamaulipas, Mexico in 1990, 58:15.
MARTINEZ, ALBERTO J. (see Guada et al., 64:16-18).
MARTINS, HELEN ROST. (see Eckert and Martins, 45:15; Bolten and Martins, 48:23; Bolten et al., 48:24-25).
MARYNOWSKI, SUSAN. Marine Turtle Protection Act Passes Florida Legislature, 54:7-8; Archie Carr NWR Still Needs Your Support, 55:27.
MAST, RODERIC B. Macrochelid Mites in Association with Kemp's Ridley Hatchlings, 33:11-12.
McALDOWIE, C. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
McCULLOCH, D. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
McDONALD, DONNA. Shrimpers Arrested for Non-Compliance as Efforts to Enforce TED Regulations Intensify, 51:10-12; (see Dutton and McDonald, 57:15-17).
---------- and PETER DUTTON. Fibropapillomas on Sea Turtles in San Diego Bay, California, 51:9-10.
McEVOY, JIM. (see Davenport et al., 48:1-6).
McGILLIVARY, PHIL. (see Richardson and McGillivary, 55:2-5).
McLEOD, J. (see Godley et al., 61:15-18).
MEDINA C., GLENDA. (see Guada et al., 47:12).
MESINA, DENNIS. (see Mesina, S. and Mesina, 50:24-25).
MESINA, STEPHANIE and DENNIS MESINA. Reflections on Sea Turtle Conservation in the Philippines, 50:24-25.
MEYLAN, ANNE and SAM SADOVE. Cold-stunning in Long Island Sound, New York, 37:7-8.
----------, PATRICIA CASTAÑEDA, COLLEEN COOGAN, TONY LOZON, and JOHN FLETEMEYER. First Recorded Nesting by Kemp's Ridley in Florida, USA, 48:8-9.
MICHEL-MORFIN, J. EMILIO. (see Silva-Batiz et al., 59:8-10).
MIGNUCCI, ANTONIO. Caribbean Stranding Network: An Invitation to Participate, 54:38.
MILLER, GARY A. U. S. Stamps Commemorating Sea Turtles? 56:30.
MILLER, JEFF D. Saudi Arabian Sea Turtle Studies, 40:8-9.
MINARIK, CYNTHIA. Olive Ridleys of Honduras, 33:3-4. [Note: see also C. J. Lagueux]
MITCHELL, JOHN F. Turtle Excluder Device (TED) Technology Transfer to Latin American Shrimp Fisheries, 56:5-7.
MO, CLAUDETTE L. (see Almengor et al., 63:10-13).
MOHANTY-HEJMADI, P. Sea Turtle Work in Orissa, India, 38:4; Unique Second Arribada at Gahirmatha, 40:7-8.
----------, M. BEHERA and S. K. DUTTA. Commensals on the Olive Ridley Sea Turtle, 45:11-13.
MONAHAN, GERALD. (see Peterson et al., 35:5-6).
MOON, PAULA F. (see Stabenau et al., 62:3-5).
MORETTI, RICHIE. (see Brown and Moretti, 52:31).
MORTIMER, JEANNE A. Guest Editorial: Commentary on the Situation at Ascension Island, 37:11-12; Marine Turtle Conservation in Malaysia, 50:14; First Japanese Sea Turtle Conference, 53:25.
MROSOVSKY, N. Sex Ratio of Kemp's Ridley: Need for Evaluation, 32:4-5; CITES Meeting - Buenos Aires 1985: Decisions on Sea Turtles, 33:1-2; Report on 6th CITES Meeting, Ottawa, July 1987, 41:3; Report from Lausanne: 7th CITES Meeting, 48:10-11; World's Largest Aggregation of Sea Turtles to be Jettisoned, 63S:2-4.
MUÑOZ, DIEGO, MONICA ALFARO, LAURA MA. BLAIN, NESTOR ANZOLA and GUILLERMO GOMEZ. Sea Turtles in Buritaca-Don Diego, Colombia, 45:9-11.
MURPHY, SALLY R. 13th Annual Sea Turtle Symposium, 58:31, 59:2-3, 61:30-31; Changes in Administrating the Annual Sea Turtle Symposium, 59:3.
---------- and JIM RICHARDSON. Tenth Annual Sea Turtle Workshop, 47:1.
MUSICK, J. A. 1995 Symposium of Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation, 65:32.
NAKAHIGASHI, SATORU. (see Nishemura and Nakahigashi, 51:1-4).
NAKAMURA, D. (see Duronslet et al., 47:2-3).
NATALI, MARIA LUISA. (see Bolten et al., 48:24-25).
NAUGHTON, JOHN J. Sea Turtle Survey at Oroluk Atoll and Minto Reef, Federated States of Micronesia, 55:9-12.
NELLIS, DAVID W. (see Eckert, S. et al., 31:4).
NEWBURY, NICK. (see Ligdopoulou et al., 64:13-15).
NIELSEN, KATHY. Sea Turtle Restoration Project 1992 Volunteer Expeditions, 58:29-30; Earth Island Institute's Education Campaign, 58:30.
NISHEMURA, WAICHIRO and SATORU NAKAHIGASHI. Incidental Capture of Sea Turtles by Japanese Research and Training Vessels: Results of a Questionnaire, 51:1-4.
OWENS, DAVID W. (see Plotkin et al., 53:9-10); The Research Vessel Gyre Cruise in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, 62:8-9.
OZA, G. M. Gulf War Strikes Catastrophe for Turtles, 53:4-5.
PEARCY, J. ROGERS. Sea Turtles and Marine Mammals in the Gulf of Mexico: A Workshop, 46:20.
PENHALLURICK, ROGER D. Observations of Leatherbacks off the Cornish Coast, 52: 12-14.
PETER, BRIGITTE and GÜNTHER PETER. German Conservation Organization Calls for Bali Boycott, 51:28.
PETER, GÜNTHER. (see Peter, B. and Peter, 51:28).
PETERSON, CHARLES, GERALD MONAHAN and FRANK SCHWARTZ. Tagged Green Turtle Returns and Nests Again in North Carolina, 35:5-6.
PICON, JORGE. Poachers Sentenced to Jail in Puerto Rico, 62:26-27.
PLÉ, JEAN-PIERRE. U. S. to Consider Ban on Shrimp Imports, 48:31.
PLOTKIN, PAMELA T. Sea Turtle Conservation Training Course, 64:22-23.
----------, MICHAL POLAK, and DAVID W.OWENS. Observations on Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Behavior Prior to an Arribada at Playa Nancite, Costa Rica, 53:9-10.
POLAK, MICHAL. (see Plotkin et al., 53:9-10).
PRINCE, ROBERT I. T. Tag Information Requested, 52:24-25; Western Australian Marine Turtle Conservation Project: Outline of Scope and an Invitation to Participate, 60: 8-14; Update: Sea Turtles in Western Australia, 64:18-19.
PRITCHARD, PETER C. H. Guest Editorial: Ostional Management Options, 31:2-4; Recovery of Tagged Leatherback, 32:8; The Loggerhead in Guyana, 43:6-7; "Semantics and the Leathery Turtle": Pritchard Responds, 47:8-10; Kemp's Ridleys are Rarer Than we Thought, 49:1-3.
---------- and NAT B. FRAZER. Comment: Captive Breeding of Ridleys, 31:8.
QUIJADA, AGUSTIN. (see Guada et al., 64: 16-18).
RAFFAN, SANDRA. (see Godley et al., 52: 16-17).
RAMIREZ de VEYRA, RHODORA T. D. Foreign Tag Recoveries from the Philippines, 64:6-9.
RAO, ABDUL LATIF. (see Groombridge et al., 42:1-3).
REIMER, DARRYL. (see Limpus and Reimer, 56:1-2).
RESÉNDIZ S. H., ANTONIO and BEATRICE A. JIMENEZ de RESÉNDIZ. Loggerhead Turtles Released After Ten Years in Captivity, 57:7-9.
---------- and JUAN L. HERNANDEZ. Black Turtles Confiscated, Released, 62:6-8.
REVERA, DICKIE B. (see Caillouet and Revera, 34:3-6).
RICHARDSON, JAMES I. Ninth Annual Sea Turtle Workshop a Huge Success! 45:20; (see Murphy and Richardson, 47:1); Twelfth Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Conservation and Biology, 54:39; 55:1; 56:13; Reproductive Biology of Hawksbills Nesting in Antigua, 63:6-7.
---------- and PHIL McGILLIVARY. Post-Hatchling Loggerhead Turtles Eat Insects in Sargassum Community, 55:2-5.
RIOS O., DANIEL. (see Marquez et al., 36:4-5; 40:12-14).
ROBINSON, IAN. (see Thomas and Robinson, 55:26-27).
ROBINSON, JOAN. Leatherback Rescued in Nevis, 58:28-29.
RODRIGUEZ, ELVIA. (see Frazier and Rodriguez, 56:2-5).
ROSS, JAMES PERRAN. Guest Editorial: CITES Criteria for Sea Turtle Ranching, 61: 23-24.
---------- and CYNTHIA J. LAGUEUX. Tag Return from a Male Green Sea Turtle, 62:5-6.
RUCKDESCHEL, CAROL A. (see Shoop and Ruckdeschel, 47:15).
RUEDA A., JOSÉ VICENTE. Dying Turtles in Colombian Waters Still a Mystery, 50:4-6.
RUGGE, MICHAEL. Sea Turtle Center Involved in Two Protection Projects, 42:11; Sea Turtle Center 1991 Volunteer Expeditions, 54:38; Sea Turtle Center Seeks to Make a Difference, 56:29.
RYAN, PAUL G. (see Guinea et al., 52:4-5).
SADOVE, SAM. (see Meylan and Sadove, 37: 7-8).
SALM, ROD V. IUCN Activities to Conserve Sea Turtles in Oman, 64:19-21.
SALMON, MICHAEL and LARRY TAYLOR. A Device for Measuring Orientation by Hatchling Sea Turtles, 48:13-14.
SANCHEZ P., MANUAL. (see Marquez et al., 36:4-5; 40:12-14; 44:6-7; 58:15).
SANTANA, AGUSTIN. (see Guada et al., 52: 24).
SANTANA, CARLOS. (see Bolten et al., 59:7-8).
SARGEANT, VALERIE. Nevis Summer Library Program: "Endangered Sea Turtles", 63:14-15.
SARIGÜL, GÜRDOGAR. (see Whitmore et al., 50:6-8).
SATO, FUMIHIKO and BECKY B. MADRIASAU. Preliminary Report on Natural Reproduction of Hawksbill Sea Turtles in Palau, 55:12-14.
SCHOELKOPF, ROBERT C. Surgical Reconstruction of the Carapace of a Loggerhead Sea Turtle, 57:9-11.
SCHROEDER, BARBARA A. (see Manzella et al., 42:7; 52:5-6); 11th Annual Sea Turtle Workshop, 51:1; 53:31; 14th Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation, 62:28; 63:31-32; 64:28-29.
SCHWARTZ, FRANK J. (see Peterson et al., 35:5-6); Aggregations of Young Hatchling Loggerhead Sea Turtles in the Sargassum off North Carolina, 42:9-10; Bungee Cord Harnesses on Captive Loggerhead Turtles, 54: 24-25.
SEA TURTLE CENTRE. 'Centre for Sea Turtle Studies' Established in Zakynthos, 55: 25-26.
SEA TURTLE PROTECTION SOCIETY [GREECE]. Sea Turtle Conservationists Attacked, 51:29.
SEYLE, WIN. Transient Reproductive Failure in Caretta, 40:9-10.
SHANKER, KARTIK. Conservation of Sea Turtles on the Madras Coast, 64:3-6.
SHAVER, DONNA J. Hypothermic Stunning of Sea Turtles in Texas, 48:25-27.
---------- and ANTHONY AMOS. Sea Turtle Nesting on Texas Beaches in 1987, 42:7-9.
SHOOP, C. ROBERT. Guest Editorial: TEDs are Not Enough! Additional Measures are Needed, 54:28-29.
---------- and CAROL RUCKDESCHEL. Guest Editorial: Measuring Sea Turtles, 36:10-12; Long-Distance Movement of a Juvenile Loggerhead Sea Turtle, 47:15.
SILALAHI, SADDON. (see Hutabarat et al., 64:12-13).
SILBERSTEIN, DALIA and RAZI DMI'EL. Loggerhead Sea Turtle Nesting in Israel, 53: 17-18.
SILVA-BATIZ, FRANCISCO, ENRIQUE GODINEZ-DOMINGUEZ and J. EMILIO MICHEL-MORFIN. Rearing and Release of Yearling Olive Ridley Turtles, 59:8-10.
SMART, ANDREW. (see Coley and Smart, 54: 9-10).
SMITH, GREG W. Hawksbill Turtle Nesting at Manatee Bar, Belize, 1991, 57:1-5.
SOLÉ S., GENARO. Marine Turtle Conservation Action Plan for Venezuela, 61:26-27.
SOMANTRI, ATING and SUTANTO SUWELO. Sea Turtles in Indonesia: Economic Prospects and Conservation, 38:3.
SPARKS, JAMES R. Small Juvenile Leatherback Stranded in St. Lucia, 62:9-10.
SPOTILA, JAMES R. (see Jackson et al., 40: 10-11).
STABENAU, ERICH K. (see Caillouet et al., 42:11-12).
----------, PAULA F. MOON and THOMAS A. HEMING. Resuscitation of Sea Turtles, 62:3-5.
STAM, ROBERT. (see Stam, S. and Stam, 57:19-21).
STAM, SANDRA and ROBERT STAM. Turtle Trouble in the Dominican Republic, 57:19-21.
STARK, MALCOLM. Irian Jaya Leatherback Recovered in the Philippines, 59:13; Field Survey of Leatherback Nesting Beaches in the Bird's Head Region, Irian Jaya, is Renewed, 60:1-4.
STEADMAN, DAVID W. (see Zarriello and Steadman, 40:12).
STEINER, TODD. Information About Field Opportunities Requested, 52:32; Guest Editorial: Japan Hawksbill Import Ban - Too Early to Rest on our Laurels! 56:24-26.
STENSON, G. (see Lien et al., 45:13-15).
SUGANUMA, HIROYUKI. Green Turtle Research Program in Ogasawara, 33:2-3.
---------- and NAOKI KAMEZAKI. Measuring and Tagging Procedures Standardized in Japan, 54:16-17.
SUTHERLAND, J. M. Marine Turtles in Greece and Their Conservation, 32:6-8.
SUWELO, ISMU SUTANTO. Marine Turtle Problems in Bali Island, 32:1-2; (see Somantri and Suwelo, 38:3); Indonesian Hawksbill Turtle Ranching: A Pilot Project, 49:16; Hawksbill Turtles in Seribu Islands, Jakarta Bay, Indonesia, 59:4; (see Hutabarat et al., 64:12-13).
----------, CHERRYTA YUNIA YUSUF and KOICHI YAMASAKI. Leatherback Turtles at Jamursba-Medi Beach, Kepala Burung, Irian Jaya, 64:12.
TATANG, SUHARMANA ERAWAN. Request for Information, 45:19.
TAYLOR, LARRY. (see Salmon and Taylor, 48:13-14).
TAYLOR, RACHEL. (see Godley et al., 52:16-17).
TEAS, WENDY. (see Manzella et al., 52:5-6).
THOMAS, TIM and IAN ROBINSON. Turtles Rehabilitated After Persian Gulf Oil Spills, 55:26-27.
THOME, JOAO CARLOS. (see Bolten et al., 48:24-25).
TOBIAS, WILLIAM. Turtles Caught in Caribbean Swordfish Net Fishery, 53:10-12. [Note: fishery is actually longline]
TOLEDO N., JESUS R. (see Acu-a P., 64: 10).
TOSCANO, ALFONSO. (see Bentivegna et al., 61:6-7).
TRONO, ROMEO B. Philippine Marine Turtle Conservation Program, 53:5-7.
TUCKER, TONY and KATHY HALL. Leatherback Tagging Study: Isla de Culebra, Puerto Rico, 31:6-7.
TURNER, CAROLINE. (see Fontaine et al., 43:9).
UMBACK, LYNDA. (see Guinea et al., 52:4-5).
VALAORAS, GEORGIA. Acquisition Sought for Important Mediterranean Nesting Beach, 54:26-28.
VAN DAM, ROBERT. (see Kontos et al., 42: 10-11).
VAN DE BUNT, PETER. A Note on the Exploitation of Sea Turtles in Sumatra, 51: 19-20.
VAN EIJCK, TOM. Putting "Action" in the Sea Turtle Recovery Action Plan for Bonaire, 62:10-11.
VARGAS M., EMILIO. (see Almengor et al., 63:10-13).
VASCONCELOS, JAVIER. (see Marquez et al., 58:15).
VASQUEZ, FRANCISCO. (see Higginson and Vasquez, 44:7-12).
VENISELOS, LILY E. Guest Editorial: Greek Loggerheads Face Dangers, 39:10-11; The Endangered Loggerhead Turtle of Greece, 45:7; "MEDASSET": Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles, 46:10-11; Commemorative Stamps Feature Endangered Fauna of Greece, 51:27-28; Incidental Catch a Continuing Problem in the Mediterranean, 53:10; Speed Boats Kill Turtles in Laganas Bay, Zakynthos, 63:15.
VERNET P., PEDRO. (see Guada and Vernet, 53:12-13; 53:26; 56:7-8; 57:18-19; 60:17; Guada et al., 47:12; 52:24).
VILLANUEVA O., ARISTOTELES. (see Marquez et al., 40:12-14; 58:14; 58:15; 61: 9).
VIVEROS LEON, PEDRO. (see Gil et al., 41: 3-4).
WALKER, TERRY A. Post-Hatchling Turtles off Northern Australia, 55:6.
WEBER, MICHAEL. (see Donnelly and Weber, 43:4-6).
WEBSTER, JOE. (see Kontos and Webster, 34: 1-2).
WELCH, MARY. (see Betz and Welch, 56:8-9).
WHITMORE, CLARE. (see Groombridge and Whitmore, 47:5-8).
----------, GÜRDOGAR SARIGÜL and NERGIS YAZGAN. New Legislation to Protect Sea Turtle Nesting Areas in Turkey: Patara, the Goksu Delta, and Ekincik, 50:6-8.
WIBBELS, THANE. Shrimp Trawl-Induced Mortality of Sea Turtles During Short Duration Trawling, 47:3-5; Panel Review of Kemp's Ridley Headstart Program, 51:26-27.
WILLIAMS, JO. (see Manzella et al., 52:5-6).
WILLIAMS, PHIL. NMFS to Concentrate on Measuring Survivorship, Fecundity of Head-started Kemp's Ridleys in the Wild, 63:3-4.
WILLIAMS, THEODORE D. (see Fontaine et al., 41:6; 43:8-9; 43:9).
WILLIAMSON, LOREN U. (see Jackson et al., 40:10-11).
WOOD, FERN E. and JAMES R. WOOD. Release of "Living Tag" Marked Green Turtles in the Cayman Islands, 32:5-6; Successful Production of Captive F2 Generation of the Green Sea Turtle, 50:3-4.
WOOD, JAMES R. (see Wood, F. and Wood, 32:5-6; 50:3-4); Cayman Turtle Farm CITES Exports - The Facts, 60:18.
WOODWORTH, GHLEE. Sea Turtles in the Comoros Islands, 59:4-5.
WOODY, JACK B. Kemp's Ridley Continues Decline, 35:4-5; On the Dollar Value of the Oaxacan Ridley Fishery, 36:6-7; Mexico Establishes Sea Turtle Refuges, 39:9; (see Gil et al., 42:3-4); Guest Editorial: Is 'Headstarting' a Reasonable Conservation Measure? "On the Surface, Yes; in Reality, No", 50:8-11; Guest Editorial: It's Time to Stop Headstarting Kemp's Ridley, 55:7-8; Earl Possardt, FWS Sea Turtle Coordinator for Southeast Region / U. S. Caribbean, Set High Standards, 59:14.
WORL, CARL and HEATHER PAIGE. One World Work Force, 64:31.
WRENCH, JOHN. (see Davenport et al., 48:1-6).
WYNEKEN, JEANETTE and JUDY HICKLIN. A Confirmed Hawksbill, Eretmochelys imbricata, nesting in Broward County, Florida, 42:6.
---------- and MICHAEL SALMON. Guest Editorial: Effective Communication with Conservation Groups - Are We Doing the Job? 39:11-12.
YAMASAKI, KOICHI. (see Suwelo et al., 64: 12).
YAZGAN, NERGIS. (see Whitmore et al., 50: 6-8).
YOUNG, ROBERT. Tiger Shark Consumes Young Sea Turtle, 59:14.
YUSUF, CHERRYTA YUNIA. (see Suwelo et al., 64:12).
ZARRIELLO, MARIE C. and DAVID W. STEADMAN. Historic Specimens from Long Island, New York, 40:12.
ZOHRER, MONIKA. (see Ligdopoulou et al., 64:13-15).
ZUG, GEORGE R. Sea Turtle Parts Wanted for Age Determination Studies, 49:16-17.
---------- and GEORGE H. BALAZS. Skeleto-chronological Age Estimates for Hawaiian Green Turtles, 33:9-10.