Chelonian Conservation and Biology · 2006 · 21 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesEcologyZoologyMarine EcologyPhycologyTrophic EcologyFeeding EcologyGreen AlgaeMarine Invertebrate Feeding BiologyMarine Trophic EcologyTrophic LevelsWildlife NutritionReptile DietReptile Feeding BiologySea Turtle BiologySea Turtle EcologySeagrass Food Webs
Digestive tract contents of stranded green turtles (Chelonia mydas) from Ra's Al Hadd area, Oman, were examined. In decreasing order of importance, the food items (dry weight) comprised 19 taxa of algae (49%), 22 taxa of animal matter (26%), 2 seagrasses (15%), litter (7%), and substrate (3%).
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