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Satellite Tracking

Why did animal X stop transmitting?

2009-2010 Woodside Scott Reef Turtle Tracking Program

A project of Woodside Energy Limited in conjunction with the partners and sponsors detailed below.

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NameSpeciesLife StageRelease DateLast LocationDays Transmitted
49666 Green TurtleAdult2010-02-042010-10-15253
49669 Green TurtleAdult2010-02-012010-05-27115
49675 Green TurtleAdult2010-01-312010-05-0796
49676 Green Turtlen/a2010-02-012010-07-10159
49683 Green TurtleAdult2010-01-302010-05-0595
49686 Green TurtleAdult2010-01-312010-06-23143
50060 Green Turtlen/a2010-02-012010-07-04153
50062 Green TurtleAdult2010-02-022010-04-1471
50065 Green TurtleAdult2010-01-312010-05-15104
50066 Green TurtleAdult2010-02-042010-03-2751
50070 Green TurtleAdult2010-02-022010-05-1198
50075 Green TurtleAdult2010-01-292010-04-0970

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Introduction

Twelve satellite tags were attached to green turtles after nesting on Sandy Islet, Scott Reef to observe inter-nesting and post nesting movements of green turtles nesting on Sandy Islet. This information will provide a greater understanding of the movements of green turtles from Scott Reef along the Western Australian coastline.

Project Partners

Charles Darwin University

Woodside Energy Ltd

Sinclair Knight Merz

Project Sponsors

Browse LNG Development Joint Venture Partners;

Woodside Energy Ltd

BHP Billiton Petroleum (North West Shelf) Pty Ltd

Chevron Australia Pty Ltd

BP Developments Australia Pty. Ltd

Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd

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