Description
Individual identification through accurate PIT tag data is critical to establishing population status trends and migratory patterns in these protected species.
10 different models (from 3 manufacturers) of Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tag scanners with 7 different frequency/manufacturer combinations were compared. Unit variability between 3 individual units of 3 models was also inve
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Tags
- atlantic ocean
- doc/noaa/nmfs/sefsc
- leatherback turtles
- measurements of the maximum read depth potential for passive integrated transponder (pit) tag
- national marine fisheries service
- noaa
- passive integrated transponder (pit) tag scanners
- southeast fisheries science center
- turtle tages
- u.s. department of commerce