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Tropical and Mediterranean Biodiversity - TMB
Ecology and Conservation of Sea Turtles

Joana Madeira Hancock

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Joana Hancock is a Ph.D. student of the BIODIV Program at the CE3C, as part of the Tropical and Mediterranean Biodiversity Group since September, 2014. She is conducting a research project on the  marine turtles occurring in the archipelago of São Tomé and Príncipe, West Africa, under the supervision of Prof. Rui Rebelo. The Ph.D. project aims to assess the current anthropogenic threats in the region and their impact on the conservation status of the local marine turtle populations and implications for their management.

Publications

Veríssimo, D., Vieira, S., Monteiro, D., Hancock, J. & Nuno, A. (2020) Audience research as a cornerstone of demand management interventions for illegal wildlife products: demarketing sea turtle meat and eggs.

Conservation Science and Practice, 2(3), e164. DOI:10.1111/csp2.164 (IF2020 3,233; Q1 Biodiversity Conservation)

Hancock, J., Vieira, S., Lima, H., Schmitt, V., Pereira, J., Rebelo, R. & Girondot, M. (2019) Overcoming field monitoring restraints in estimating marine turtle internesting period by modelling individual nesting behaviour using capture-mark-recapture data.

Ecological Modelling, 402, 76-84. DOI:10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2019.04.013 (IF2019 2,497; Q2 Ecology)

Hancock, J.M., Vieira, S., Jimenez, V., Rio, J.C. & Rebelo, R. (2018) Stable isotopes reveal dietary differences and site fidelity in juvenile green turtles foraging around São Tomé Island, West Central Africa.

Marine Ecology Progress Series, 600, 165-177. DOI:10.3354/meps12633 (IF2018 2,359; Q1 Marine & Freshwater Biology)

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