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The 28 pages that link to Satellite telemetry, each with the reason it gives.

• Orbit determinationRelated: Tracking data provide continuing measurements for updating satellite orbit estimates.

• Whale sharkRelated: Tags reveal whale shark movements across ocean basins.

• Leatherback sea turtleRelated: Tags have revealed leatherback routes between nesting beaches and distant feeding grounds.

• Radio telemetryCompared with: Satellite tags can report data over long distances without a nearby receiver.

• Raptor migrationRelated: It maps individual raptors' routes, stopovers, and seasonal ranges.

• East Asian–Australasian FlywayRelated: Tracking maps migration routes and stopovers that counts alone may miss.

• Golden eagleRelated: Tracking reveals golden eagle migration routes, dispersal, and habitat use.

• True anomalyRelated: Tracking observations can be compared with positions predicted from true anomaly.

• Animal trackingRelated: Satellite-linked tags send animal locations without requiring recapture.

• SawfishRelated: Tracking can clarify migration routes and habitat use across rivers and coasts.

• Whale migrationRelated: Satellite tags reveal routes and stopovers that are otherwise difficult to observe.

• Steller sea lionRelated: Tagging reveals migrations and offshore foraging areas that are difficult to observe directly.

• Bearded vultureRelated: Tracking reveals dispersal routes and helps identify threats beyond protected sites.

• Elephant sealRelated: Tracking tags reveal long migrations and foraging routes between breeding seasons.

• Jiuquan Satellite Launch CenterRelated: Tracking stations help monitor launch trajectories and establish contact with spacecraft.

• Beaked whaleRelated: Tags have documented dive depths and movements that are otherwise difficult to observe.

• Leopard sealRelated: Tags reveal leopard seal movements across remote, ice-covered Southern Ocean waters.

• Tiger sharkBroader topic: Satellite tags show how tiger sharks use coastal and open-ocean habitats.

• Greenland sharkRelated: Tags can reveal movements that are difficult to observe directly in deep water.

• OpahRelated: Tags can reveal where opahs travel and how they use ocean depths.

• Ocean sunfishRelated: Tagging has helped document sunfish movements and diving behavior.

• Steppe eagleRelated: Tracking reveals migration routes, stopovers, and exposure to threats beyond breeding sites.

• Cookiecutter sharkRelated: Tagging can reveal where the shark moves beyond the reach of direct observation.

• Demoiselle craneRelated: Tracking reveals the long-distance routes and barriers encountered by migrating cranes.

• GyrfalconRelated: Tracking devices reveal long-distance movements across the gyrfalcon’s vast northern range.

• MerlinRelated: Tracking can map long-distance routes between merlin breeding and wintering grounds.

• Crested penguinRelated: Tracking shows where crested penguins forage beyond their breeding colonies.

• European honey buzzardRelated: Tracking reveals routes, stopovers, and timing across the bird's long migrations.