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Turtle Ecology LSN 2433 Ecology Hawksbill and Green Turtles Student Name ID Reem Salem H00233283 Hanan Saleh H00154262 Shmma Sultan H00205914 Eman Salem H00233283

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Turtle EcologyLSN 2433 Ecology

Hawksbill and Green TurtlesStudent Name ID

Reem Salem H00233283Hanan Saleh H00154262Shmma Sultan H00205914

Eman Salem H00233283

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Status (endangered / vulnerable / common etc.):

Tropical and subtropicalPossessing a teardrop-shaped

carapace A pair of large, paddle-like flippers Belong to the family cheloniidae

Green Turtle

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Status (endangered / vulnerable / common etc.):

Hawksbill TurtleAtlantic and pacific subspecies The Hawksbill can be distinguished

from the green turtle by its sharp Curving beak with prominent cutting

edge The saw-like appearance of its shell

margins

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Examples Main habitat:Green Turtle

They use three types of habitat:Beaches for nesting Open ocean convergence zonesCoastal areas for “benthic” feeding

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Examples Main habitat:

They use different stages of habitat:Most communal associated with

healthy coral reefs

Hawksbill Turtle

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Examples Foods:Green Turtle

Primarily of algaeSea grassesseaweed

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Examples Foods:

OmnivorousMollusksMarine algae CrustaceansSea urchins Fish Jellyfish

Hawksbill Turtle

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Examples Main predators:Green Turtle

Hawksbill Turtle

Large fish

sharks

crocodiles

octopuses

Humans

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