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Young turtles at sea more likely to swallow plastic
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67838
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RP24117
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University of Queensland. School of Marine Sciences
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CSIRO
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ECOS. 19 August 2013 : 2 p.;
Year:
2013
Subject:
Turtles - Behaviour
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Marine pollution - Environmental aspects
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Plastics
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