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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 diagram illustrates the stages involved in the life cycle of sea turtles, tracing the process from egg development to the final nesting the eggs on the very beach.
Overall, the procedure follows a linear multi stage sequence that begins with development in the egg which requires couple of month to hatch, and ends with laying the eggs on the beach. During these stages, the turtles are grown, found their mate before returning to the very beach where they hatched.
In the initial stages, the turtles are hatched and started to crawl to the sea. Turtle is sailed to the sea, where it can find it’s mate. Once the turtle arrived to the mating area and finishes mating it will get back to the very beach it hatched.
The remaining stages deal with arriving the beach and final laying the eggs on the shore. The eggs are incubated and started hatching as they move to the sea.
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