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Fig. 1. Blood lactate, blood glucose and blood corticosterone concentration from crawl until 4 hours of frenzy swimming in loggerhead (C. caretta) and.

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1 Fig. 1. Blood lactate, blood glucose and blood corticosterone concentration from crawl until 4 hours of frenzy swimming in loggerhead (C. caretta) and flatback (N. depressus) turtle hatchlings from the Mon Repos rookery.Sample sizes for loggerhead and flatback turtles are listed in Table 1. Blood lactate, blood glucose and blood corticosterone concentration from crawl until 4 hours of frenzy swimming in loggerhead (C. caretta) and flatback (N. depressus) turtle hatchlings from the Mon Repos rookery.Sample sizes for loggerhead and flatback turtles are listed in Table 1. Carla M. Pereira et al. Biology Open 2012;bio © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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