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The 27 pages that link to Sea turtle, each with the reason it gives.

• BycatchBroader topic: Turtles are caught in trawls, longlines, and nets across many fisheries.

• Light pollutionRelated: Coastal lighting can misdirect hatchlings away from the sea and deter nesting females.

• Marine reptileBroader topic: Sea turtles are the best-known living marine reptiles.

• Marine debrisRelated: Turtles can ingest plastic bags or become entangled in discarded fishing gear.

• Salt glandBroader topic: Salt glands near the eyes remove excess ions, producing the familiar watery discharge.

• Diving physiologyBroader topic: Its dive duration varies with activity, temperature, and oxygen availability.

• Marine mammalCompared with: Sea turtles breathe air but are reptiles, not mammals.

• Beach nourishmentRelated: Construction timing and altered sand conditions can affect nesting habitat and hatchling emergence.

• Leatherback sea turtleNarrower topic: The leatherback shares the sea-turtle life cycle but differs markedly in anatomy and range.

• TurtleBroader topic: Sea turtles show how the turtle body plan can be adapted to open water.

• Dark-sky preserveBroader topic: Coastal dark-sky protections can help hatchlings orient toward the sea.

• Green sea turtleNarrower topic: Green turtles share the sea turtles’ ocean-going anatomy and land-nesting life cycle.

• Turtle excluder deviceBroader topic: The device is designed chiefly to keep these large animals from reaching the cod end.

• Dark-sky preservationBroader topic: Hatchlings may move toward artificial lights instead of the brighter ocean horizon.

• Portuguese man o' warRelated: Some sea turtles prey on man o' wars despite their stinging tentacles.

• Hawksbill sea turtleNarrower topic: Hawksbills share the sea-turtle body plan while retaining distinctive features.

• Common snapping turtleCompared with: Their marine adaptations contrast with the snapping turtle's freshwater habitat and clawed feet.

• HalobatesRelated: Some sea turtles feed on Halobates and other organisms at the ocean surface.

• Loggerhead sea turtleNarrower topic: Loggerheads are one of seven living sea turtle species.

• Ashmore and Cartier IslandsRelated: The territory’s islands and surrounding waters support turtle nesting and feeding.

• Coral Sea IslandsRelated: Some islands provide nesting habitat for sea turtles.

• Lion's mane jellyfishRelated: Some sea turtles prey on jellyfish, linking them to the lion's mane's food web.

• Yellow-bellied sea snakeRelated: Both are air-breathing marine reptiles, but sea turtles return to land to reproduce.

• Diamondback terrapinCompared with: Unlike sea turtles, terrapins are tied to brackish estuaries and marshes.

• Lepas anatiferaRelated: Barnacles may attach to turtles that cross the same open-ocean waters.

• Pratas IslandRelated: Sea turtles use the atoll’s waters and beaches as habitat.

• Trindade and Martim VazRelated: Trindade is an important nesting site for green sea turtles.