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TURTLE TRACKS: Turtle facts you might not know
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July 15, 2022
By Tonya Bramlage
Warmer temperatures result in female turtles, while males hatch from colder eggs. Rising temperatures pose a risk to sea turtle populations because more females would hatch, making it difficult to find a mate.
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