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The image diagrams the 'LIFE CYCLE OF SEA TURTLES', beginning with eggs that undergo an 8-10 week incubation period. From these emerge hatchlings, which then enter an open ocean surface foraging stage lasting 5-20 years, referred to as the 'Lost years'. This is followed by a developmental migration period of 30-50 years. Subsequently, immature and adult turtles engage in coastal shallow water foraging. Adults migrate to mating areas in shallow waters. After mating, adult males return to the foraging area. Females go through nesting, with 2-week intervals noted, and then adult females also return to the foraging area, completing the cycle.
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The flowchart illustrates the various stages involved in the life cycle of the sea turtle.
Overall, the sea turtle undergoes four main stages of development before reaching maturity, after which it reproduces and the cycle begins again.
Initially, the eggs laid on land undergo an incubation period of 8-10 weeks, after which the hatchlings begin and baby turtles make their way towards the open ocean. There, they spend 5-20 years near the ocean surface, and this period is called the lost years. This is followed by developmental migration, which takes 30-50 years before they reach maturity.
Once they reach maturity, adult turtles migrate to mating areas in shallow waters. After mating, male turtles return to foraging areas, whereas females remain on land to build nests. At two-week intervals, they lay eggs in the nests they have built before leaving for foraging areas. The eggs then hatch, producing a new generation of hatchlings, and the life cycle begins again.
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