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Climate change means reproduction changes of Sea Turtles in Puerto Vallarta

Between June and November, tortoise females reach the beaches of western Mexico to lay their eggs in the warm sand and ensure their reproduction. About 45 days later, hundreds of youngsters leave their nest to return to the sea, a cycle that specialists consider "normal" in the s…

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