Could persistent organic pollutants affect future generations of sea turtles by maternal transfer? First results for Caretta caretta nests along the North-Western coast of Italy

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Frontiers | Could persistent organic pollutants affect future generations of sea turtles by maternal transfer? First results for Caretta caretta nests along the North-Western coast of Italy https://t.co/BI39CDaFG6

19 Mar 2024

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Could persistent organic pollutants affect future generations of sea turtles by maternal transfer? First results for Caretta caretta nests along the North-Western coast of Italy - @FrontMarineSci https://t.co/wQTbe3XlGZ

18 Mar 2024

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New Research: Could persistent organic pollutants affect future generations of sea turtles by maternal transfer? First results for Caretta caretta nests along the North-Western coast of Italy: Since 2013, loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta… https://t.co/knIJDk

18 Mar 2024

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