Long-Distance Animal Migrations in the Oceanic Environment: Orientation and Navigation Correlates

<table>Google Earth image showing the migrations of 6 satellite-tracked leatherback turtles (<i>Dermochelys coriacea</i>) nesting at Grenada Is. (green dot), spanning over the entire Northern Atlantic Ocean. Most turtles moved wandered over large oceanic areas, but some (green and red track) migrated directly towards specific sites along the North America continental shelf. Data from [<a href="/journals/isrn/2013/631839/#B93">65</a>].</table>

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Figure 4: Long-Distance Animal Migrations in the Oceanic Environment: Orientation and Navigation Correlates 