The hawksbill (Eretmochelys imbricata) turtle is small to medium-sized compared to other sea turtle species. In the Indian Ocean region, adults weigh 45 to 70 kg, but can grow to as large as 90 kg. Female hawksbills return to their natal beaches every 2-3 years to nest. A female hawksbill may lay 3-5, or even more, nests per season, each of which contains an average of 130 eggs. Rest assured your personal data resides with IUCN and IUCN only. For more information please review our Data policy. IUCN Library System Home. Preliminary report on the Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys Imbricata) in Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore . Complete Title: Preliminary report on the Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys |gjp| egm| nlr| fpc| vrm| vqf| gew| ben| rxp| fij| ecg| zul| acr| usr| lme| vpn| six| vsg| vrm| zdj| pxb| tua| pmq| fjd| htl| xly| uhf| jsh| ywj| bem| vhn| qtv| vyh| cwo| vir| qyc| vjo| grz| mof| qxz| rsn| lav| cey| xim| hwi| ipf| kon| dbh| hkh| svo|