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Iona Shearer, Rianne Pelgrims, Wayne J. Fuller, Tayfun Çanakçı, Pera Sinkovec, Damla Kıral, Oğuz Türkozan

Alan R. Glassman, Trevor T. Zachariah

Michelle Willette, Nicki Rosenhagen, Gail Buhl, Charles Innis, Jeff Boehm

MMPB Fuentes, E McMichael, CY Kot, I Silver-Gorges, BP Wallace, BJ Godley, AML Brooks, SA Ceriani, AA Cortés-Gómez, TM Dawson, KL Dodge, M Flint, MP Jensen, LM Komoroske, S Kophamel, MD Lettrich, CA Long, SE Nelms, AR Patrício, NJ Robinson, JA Seminoff, M Ware, ER Whitman, D Chevallier, CE Clyde-Brockway, SA Korgaonkar, A Mancini, J Mello-Fonseca, JR Monsinjon, I Neves-Ferreira, AA Ortega, SH Patel, JB Pfaller, MD Ramirez, C Raposo, CE Smith, FA Abreu-Grobois, GC Hays

Emily G. Webster, Mark Hamann, Takahiro Shimada, Colin Limpus, Stephanie Duce

Maxine A. Montello, Katie D. Goulder, Robert P. Pisciotta, Wendy J. McFarlane

R Diggins, R Burrie, E Ariel, J Ridley, J Olsen, S Schultz, A Pettett-Willmett, G Hemming, J Lloyd

Philippine Chambault, Philippe Gaspar, Florence Dell’Amico

Steven D. Melvin, Duane T. March, Kieren Marshall, Anthony R. Carroll, Jason P. van de Merwe

NJ Robinson, K Deguzman, L Bonacci-Sullivan, RA DiGiovanni, T Pinou

C.A. Villa, I. Bell, C. Madden Hof, C.J. Limpus, C. Gaus

2025	Sea turtle (Testudines: Cheloniidae) strandings and rehabilitation in Northern Cyprus Zoology in the Middle East Iona Shearer, Rianne Pelgrims, Wayne J. Fuller, Tayfun Çanakçı, Pera Sinkovec, Damla Kıral, Oğuz Türkozan
2024	RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF BLOOD CULTURES AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH CLINICAL FINDINGS AND OUTCOME IN GREEN SEA TURTLES (CHELONIA MYDAS) AT A FLORIDA SEA TURTLE REHABILITATION FACILITY, 2017–2020 Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine Alan R. Glassman, Trevor T. Zachariah
2023	Interrupted Lives: Welfare Considerations in Wildlife Rehabilitation Animals Michelle Willette, Nicki Rosenhagen, Gail Buhl, Charles Innis, Jeff Boehm
2023	Key issues in assessing threats to sea turtles: knowledge gaps and future directions Endangered Species Research MMPB Fuentes, E McMichael, CY Kot, I Silver-Gorges, BP Wallace, BJ Godley, AML Brooks, SA Ceriani, AA Cortés-Gómez, TM Dawson, KL Dodge, M Flint, MP Jensen, LM Komoroske, S Kophamel, MD Lettrich, CA Long, SE Nelms, AR Patrício, NJ Robinson, JA Seminoff, M Ware, ER Whitman, D Chevallier, CE Clyde-Brockway, SA Korgaonkar, A Mancini, J Mello-Fonseca, JR Monsinjon, I Neves-Ferreira, AA Ortega, SH Patel, JB Pfaller, MD Ramirez, C Raposo, CE Smith, FA Abreu-Grobois, GC Hays
2022	Space‐use patterns of green turtles in industrial coastal foraging habitat: Challenges and opportunities for informing management with a large satellite tracking dataset Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems Emily G. Webster, Mark Hamann, Takahiro Shimada, Colin Limpus, Stephanie Duce
2022	Historical Trends in New York State Cold-Stunned Sea Turtle Stranding-to-Release: 1998–2019 Chelonian Conservation and Biology Maxine A. Montello, Katie D. Goulder, Robert P. Pisciotta, Wendy J. McFarlane
2022	A review of welfare indicators for sea turtles undergoing rehabilitation, with emphasis on environmental enrichment Animal Welfare R Diggins, R Burrie, E Ariel, J Ridley, J Olsen, S Schultz, A Pettett-Willmett, G Hemming, J Lloyd
2021	Ecological Trap or Favorable Habitat? First Evidence That Immature Sea Turtles May Survive at Their Range-Limits in the North-East Atlantic Frontiers in Marine Science Philippine Chambault, Philippe Gaspar, Florence Dell’Amico
2021	Improving rehabilitation outcomes using metabolomics: Health, recovery and biomarkers of mortality in sick and injured green turtles (Chelonia mydas) Biological Conservation Steven D. Melvin, Duane T. March, Kieren Marshall, Anthony R. Carroll, Jason P. van de Merwe
2020	Rehabilitated sea turtles tend to resume typical migratory behaviors: satellite tracking juvenile loggerhead, green, and Kemp’s ridley turtles in the northeastern USA Endangered Species Research NJ Robinson, K Deguzman, L Bonacci-Sullivan, RA DiGiovanni, T Pinou
2019	Elucidating temporal trends in trace element exposure of green turtles (Chelonia mydas) using the toxicokinetic differences of blood and scute samples Science of The Total Environment C.A. Villa, I. Bell, C. Madden Hof, C.J. Limpus, C. Gaus

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