26907 Monthly morphometric data, captive Kemps ridley sea turtles 1998-2014 Data Set Published / External 24607 Galveston Historical Turtle Projects Project Completed 1994 2015 2017 The database contains monthly measurements taken on captive reared sea turtles. Measurements include: straight carapace length nuchal notch to carapace tip, straight carapace width maximum width, body depth maximum, weight. Monitor growth of captive reared sea turtles Cite as: Higgins, Benjamin (2016). Monthly morphometric data on captive Kemps ridley sea turtles from 1998-2014 (NCEI Accession 0156880). [indicate subset used]. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. Dataset. https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/archive/accession/0156880 Theme Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) Data Center Keywords DOC/NOAA/NMFS/SEFSC > Southeast Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce Theme Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) Science Keywords EARTH SCIENCE > BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION > ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES > REPTILES Theme Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) Science Keywords EARTH SCIENCE > BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION > ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES > REPTILES > TURTLES > SEA TURTLES Spatial Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) Location Keywords OCEAN > ATLANTIC OCEAN > NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN > GULF OF AMERICA Theme NCEI ACCESSION NUMBER 0156880 Theme NCEI ACCESSION NUMBER 156880 Theme NODC DATA TYPES ANIMALS - INDIVIDUAL - MASS Theme NODC DATA TYPES ANIMALS - INDIVIDUAL - PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Theme NODC SUBMITTING INSTITUTION NAMES US DOC; NOAA; NMFS; Southeast Fisheries Science Center Theme Kemp's ridley Theme body depth Temporal 1998-2014 Spatial NODC SEA AREA NAMES Coastal Waters Of Texas Spatial NODC SEA AREA NAMES Gulf Of Mexico Instrument NODC INSTRUMENT TYPES calipers Instrument NODC INSTRUMENT TYPES scale National Centers for Environmental Information - Silver Spring, Maryland Silver Spring MD Data Set None Planned Table (digital) N/A N/A N/A 35236 Class of 2013 Published / External The NOAA Galveston Laboratory has been raising sea turtles in captivity since 1977. Most notable is the Kemp's ridley headstart program [1978-1992] which captive reared up to 2,000 Kemp's ridley hatchlings per year until they were large enough to receive up to 4 tags, then they were released into the wild in the Gulf of Mexico. From 1978-1989, Kemp's ridley eggs were taken from the nesting beach at Rancho Nuevo, Tamaulipas, Mexico and artificially incubated at Padre Island National Seashore [PINS] near Corpus Christi, TX. When the hatchlings emerged, they were allowed to imprint on the beach at PINS and briefly swim in the Gulf of Mexico before they were netted and transported to the NOAA Galveston Laboratory for headstarting. Kemp's ridleys were tagged starting with the living tag at 7-9 months of age, then flipper tagged, coded wire tag, and passive integrated transponder tag [PIT starting in the late 1980s] just prior to release. Kemp's yearlings from 1978-1992 were primarily released offshore of Padre Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Starting in 1990, Kemp's ridleys hatchlings [2,000 per year] that were imprinted at Rancho Nuevo, Mexico, were brought directly to NOAA Galveston for headstarting. These yearling Kemp's ridleys were released offshore of Galveston, Texas. From 1993-2000, 180-200 Kemp's ridly hatchlings were gifted to NOAA Galveston from the government of Mexico and these hatchlings were captive reared in the same manner as headstarted turtles, but were released offshore of Galveston, Texas. Post-headstart Kemp's ridleys were used for testing and evaluating Turtle Excluder Devices [TEDs] and for physiology and tag development experiments. In 2013, 100 Kemp's ridley hatchlings were collected from 3 nests on South Padre Island, Texas, and they were captive reared for a year and used for testing TEDs for skimmer trawls. The 2013 year class Kemp's ridleys were released offshore of South Padre Island in 2014. In preparation for Kemp's ridleys starting in 1978, the NOAA Galveston Laboratory received 2,000 loggerhead hatchlings in 1977 to test sea turtle rearing facilities which were modified shrimp rearing tanks. During the Kemp's ridley headstart program, Florida loggerheads were raised alongside the Kemp's ridleys. The captive rearing of loggerheads was not part of the headstart program. Loggerheads were used as both yearling and 2 year olds for developing and certifying TEDs. From 2001-2016 [except 2013], the NOAA Galveston Laboratory raised only Florida loggerheads sourced as hatchlings from beaches in Clearwater, Sarasota, Ft. Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Juno Beach, and Melbourne Beach, Florida. The loggerhead captive rearing program was a joint project with the State of Florida's Department of Environmental Protection [FDEP] and then the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission [FWC]. Loggerhead hatchlings were collected post emergence in cages, or excavated just prior to emergence depending on the location of collection. In 1996, a wild loggerhead sea turtle nested on the Bolivar Peninsula, Texas and the eggs were sent to PINS for incubation. Thirty of the 1996 Texas loggerhead hatchlings from the Bolivar clutch were collected at PINS and transported to NOAA Galveston for captive rearing and use in tag development and TED testing research. Loggerheads were used for a variety of physiology, pharmacokinetic, sensory and behavioral experiments as well as tag development, hook and bait research related to the pelagic longline fishery. Loggerheads were captive reared for up to 4 years depending on the research need. During captive rearing, sea turtles are regularly weighed and measured, usually on a 4 week interval. Morphometric measurements such as carapace length, carapace width, body depth and weight are taken to track growth and health. Measurements may be taken on all sea turtles within a year class or a smaller sub-set and the average used for the entire year class. Morphometric measurements may be taken more frequently than every 4 weeks if a critical need arises for a specific sized sea turtle for research project. When tags are applied, the codes and locations of those tags are recorded in the database corresponding to the year class of the sea turtles. Sometimes multiple tags of the same kind were applied as part of tag research programs. When research is completed, the turtles are released back into the wild in a location that best matches the natural location where a sea turtle of that size might be found. Florida loggerheads were typically released back in Florida waters or Federal waters offshore of the State of Florida. Body weight is used to calculate food rations and sea turtles are raised to whatever size is required for fisheries research. A two-year-old loggerhead raised at the NOAA Galveston Laboratory is the scientific standard for testing and certifying TEDs. The two-year-old loggerhead is used as a surrogate for a 2-3-year-old Kemp's ridley, which is the smallest size sea turtle encountered in the Gulf of Mexico [GOM] shrimp fishery in the and Southeast Atlantic in the USA. The NOAA Galveston Laboratory is the only place in the world where sea turtles are raised in captivity specifically for fisheries research. Average Weight, Average Length, Average Width and Average Depth Measurements are inlcluded in the file by measurement date Spreadsheet The database contains monthly measurements taken on captive reared sea turtles. Measurements include: straight carapace length nuchal notch to carapace tip, straight carapace width maximum width, body depth maximum, weight. 10 SPECIES CHARACTER 22 No No Active Genus and species of sea turtle 20 YEARCLASS NUMERIC 4 No No Active Year in which sea turtle hatched 30 MEASUREMENT_DATE NUMERIC 10 No No Active Date on which the measurement was recorded 40 GROUP CHARACTER 20 No No Active A subset of sea turtles recorded separately for specific research, health or behavior 45 NEST Character 20 No No Active Nest Identifier 48 RACEWAY CHARACTER 11 No No Active The location in which the sea turtle was housed 50 ROW CHARACTER 2 No No Active Within the raceways, there are rearing containers arranged in rows and columns. This is the column number of the rearing container in which the sea turtle was raised. 60 COLUMN CHARACTER 1 No No Active The column number of the rearing containers in which the turtle was raised. 70 DIET CHARACTER 12 No No Active The diet which was fed to the sea turtles 80 POSITION NUMERIC 3 No No Active The position in which the rearing container for each sea turtle is arranged within the raceway 90 FLIPPER_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 6 No No Active Monel alloy flipper tag with a 6 character code of letters and numbers 100 FLIPPER_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active Location on the sea turtle to which the flipper tag is attached 130 WEIGHT_G NUMERIC 8 No No Active Weight in grams 140 LENGTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Straight carapace length in centimeters. Measurement is taken with calipers from the nuchal notch of the carapace to the most posterior tip of the carapace 145 WIDTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum width in centimeters. Measurment is taken with calipers at the largest width of the carapace 148 DEPTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum body depth taken with calipers and measured in centimeters. 150 PIT_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the first transponder. 155 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the first PIT tag within the sea turtle 160 RELEASE_DATE NUMERIC 10 No No Active Date on which the sea turtle was released into the wild. 170 Release_Location CHARACTER 100 No No Active Location where the sea turtle was released back into the wild. 180 Comments Character 100 No No Active Any comment/note that is relevant to this record 52517 Class of 1998 Published / External From 1993-2000, 180-200 Kemp's ridly hatchlings were gifted to NOAA Galveston from the government of Mexico and these hatchlings were captive reared in the same manner as headstarted turtles, but were released offshore of Galveston, Texas. Post-headstart Kemp's ridleys were used for testing and evaluating Turtle Excluder Devices [TEDs] and for When the hatchlings emerged, they were allowed to imprint on the beach at PINS and briefly swim in the Gulf of Mexico before they were netted and transported to the NOAA Galveston Laboratory for headstarting. Kemp's ridleys were tagged starting with the living tag at 7-9 months of age, then flipper tagged, coded wire tag, and passive integrated transponder tag [PIT starting in the late 1980s] just prior to release. Morphometric measurements such as carapace length, carapace width, body depth and weight are taken to track growth and health. Measurements may be taken on all sea turtles within a year class or a smaller sub-set and the average used for the entire year class. Morphometric measurements may be taken more frequently than every 4 weeks if a critical need arises for a specific sized sea turtle for research project. When tags are applied, the codes and locations of those tags are recorded in the database corresponding to the year class of the sea turtles. Sometimes multiple tags of the same kind were applied as part of tag research programs. When research is completed, the turtles are released back into the wild in a location that best matches the natural location where a sea turtle of that size might be found. Body weight is used to calculate food rations and sea turtles are raised to whatever size is required for fisheries research. Average Weight, Average Length, Average Width and Average Depth Measurements are inlcluded in the file by measurement date Spreadsheet The database contains monthly measurements taken on captive reared sea turtles. Measurements include: straight carapace length nuchal notch to carapace tip, straight carapace width maximum width, body depth maximum, weight. 10 SPECIES CHARACTER 22 No No Active Genus and species of sea turtle 20 YEARCLASS NUMERIC 4 No No Active Year in which sea turtle hatched 30 MEASUREMENT_DATE Date 10 No No Active Date on which the measurement was recorded MM/DD/YYYY 35 GROUP CHARACTER 20 No No Active A subset of sea turtles recorded separately for specific research, health or behavior 40 FLIPPER_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 6 No No Active Monel alloy flipper tag with a 6 character code of letters and numbers 45 FLIPPER_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active Location on the sea turtle to which the flipper tag is attached 130 WEIGHT_G NUMERIC 8 No No Active Weight in grams gm 140 LENGTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Straight carapace length in centimeters. Measurement is taken with calipers from the nuchal notch of the carapace to the most posterior tip of the carapace 150 WIDTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum width in centimeters. Measurment is taken with calipers at the largest width of the carapace cm 160 DEPTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum body depth taken with calipers and measured in centimeters. 163 PIT_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the first transponder. 166 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_2 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the first PIT tag within the sea turtle gm 170 PIT_TAG_FREQUENCY NUMERIC 5 No No Active The radion frequency of the PIT tag in kilo Hertz 180 PIT_TAG_CODE_2 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the second transponder. 185 PIT_TAG_LOCATION CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the second PIT tag within the sea turtle 187 PIT_TAG_FREQUENCY_2 NUMERIC 5 No No Active The radion frequency of the second PIT tag in kilo Hertz 190 LIVING_TAG CHARACTER 3 No No Active Living tag 460 CODED_WIRE_TAG CHARACTER 20 No No Active Coded wire tag 470 CODED_WIRE_TAG_LOCATION_3 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the coded wire tag within the sea turtle 480 RELEASE_DATE NUMERIC 10 No No Active Date on which the sea turtle was released into the wild. 490 RELEASE_SITE CHARACTER 100 No No Active Location where the sea turtle was released back into the wild. 500 NOTES CHARACTER 300 No No Active Comments on anything out of the normal 52518 Published / External Completed Meta Table which provides definitions for the columns in the data entities for this dataset. Data Table Yes Column Definitions Meta Table which provides definitions for the columns in the data entities for this data set 30 Revised Variable Name Character 40 Yes No Active This is the normalized corrected variable name for which the data is supplied. This is the column name in the data table renamed_data_table.csv file (if the data table is instead renamed_data_sheet.csv it will correspond to columns in that table. 40 Data Description Character 150 Yes No Active The descriptor/Column definition of the corresponding column 50 Data Type Character 12 Yes No Active Indicates the data type (generally character or numeric ) of the corresponding data column Character Number 60 Data Length Numeric 4 Yes No 0 Active The length of the corresponding field in question 70 Number of Decimal Places Numeric 2 No No Active Indicates the number of data places (for a numeric column) of the corresponding column in question. This will be blank if the corresponding column in question I 100 Required? Character 7 Yes No Active Indicates If it is required that this column be populated in the corresponding data table Yes No 52520 Published / External Completed Provides meanings for the Codes and Abbreviations in The Data Tables Data Table Yes Meta Table listing Codes and Their Values. Please note that codes for all data columns have been provided Description Character No No Active Meaning of The Code MiscDescripter Code Character No No Active Code Value 52557 Class of 1999 Published / External Completed From 1993-2000, 180-200 Kemp's ridly hatchlings were gifted to NOAA Galveston from the government of Mexico and these hatchlings were captive reared in the same manner as headstarted turtles, but were released offshore of Galveston, Texas. Post-headstart Kemp's ridleys were used for testing and evaluating Turtle Excluder Devices [TEDs] and for When the hatchlings emerged, they were allowed to imprint on the beach at PINS and briefly swim in the Gulf of Mexico before they were netted and transported to the NOAA Galveston Laboratory for headstarting. Kemp's ridleys were tagged starting with the living tag at 7-9 months of age, then flipper tagged, coded wire tag, and passive integrated transponder tag [PIT starting in the late 1980s] just prior to release. Morphometric measurements such as carapace length, carapace width, body depth and weight are taken to track growth and health. Measurements may be taken on all sea turtles within a year class or a smaller sub-set and the average used for the entire year class. Morphometric measurements may be taken more frequently than every 4 weeks if a critical need arises for a specific sized sea turtle for research project. When tags are applied, the codes and locations of those tags are recorded in the database corresponding to the year class of the sea turtles. Sometimes multiple tags of the same kind were applied as part of tag research programs. When research is completed, the turtles are released back into the wild in a location that best matches the natural location where a sea turtle of that size might be found. Body weight is used to calculate food rations and sea turtles are raised to whatever size is required for fisheries research. Average Weight, Average Length, Average Width and Average Depth Measurements are included in the file by measurement date Spreadsheet The database contains monthly measurements taken on captive reared sea turtles. Measurements include: straight carapace length nuchal notch to carapace tip, straight carapace width maximum width, body depth maximum, weight. 10 SPECIES CHARACTER 22 No No Active Genus and species of sea turtle 20 YEARCLASS NUMERIC 4 No No Active Year in which sea turtle hatched 30 MEASUREMENT_DATE Date 10 No No Active Date on which the measurement was recorded MM/DD/YYYY 35 GROUP CHARACTER 20 No No Active A subset of sea turtles recorded separately for specific research, health or behavior 40 FLIPPER_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 6 No No Active Monel alloy flipper tag with a 6 character code of letters and numbers 45 FLIPPER_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active Location on the sea turtle to which the flipper tag is attached 130 WEIGHT_G NUMERIC 8 No No Active Weight in grams gm 140 LENGTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Straight carapace length in centimeters. Measurement is taken with calipers from the nuchal notch of the carapace to the most posterior tip of the carapace 150 WIDTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum width in centimeters. Measurment is taken with calipers at the largest width of the carapace cm 155 DEPTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum body depth taken with calipers and measured in centimeters. 159 PIT_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the first transponder. 162 PIT_TAG_FREQUENCY NUMERIC 5 No No Active The radion frequency of the PIT tag in kilo Hertz 164 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the first PIT tag within the sea turtle 190 LIVING_TAG CHARACTER 3 No No Active Living tag 460 CODED_WIRE_TAG CHARACTER 20 No No Active Coded wire tag 470 CODED_WIRE_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The first location of the coded wire tag within the sea turtle 475 CODED_WIRE_TAG_LOCATION_2 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The second location of the coded wire tag within the sea turtle 480 RELEASE_DATE NUMERIC 10 No No Active Date on which the sea turtle was released into the wild. 490 Release_Location CHARACTER 100 No No Active Location where the sea turtle was released back into the wild. 500 Comments CHARACTER 300 No No Active Comments on anything out of the normal 52576 Class of 2000 Published / External Completed From 1993-2000, 180-200 Kemp's ridly hatchlings were gifted to NOAA Galveston from the government of Mexico and these hatchlings were captive reared in the same manner as headstarted turtles, but were released offshore of Galveston, Texas. Post-headstart Kemp's ridleys were used for testing and evaluating Turtle Excluder Devices [TEDs] and for When the hatchlings emerged, they were allowed to imprint on the beach at PINS and briefly swim in the Gulf of Mexico before they were netted and transported to the NOAA Galveston Laboratory for headstarting. Kemp's ridleys were tagged starting with the living tag at 7-9 months of age, then flipper tagged, coded wire tag, and passive integrated transponder tag [PIT starting in the late 1980s] just prior to release. Morphometric measurements such as carapace length, carapace width, body depth and weight are taken to track growth and health. Measurements may be taken on all sea turtles within a year class or a smaller sub-set and the average used for the entire year class. Morphometric measurements may be taken more frequently than every 4 weeks if a critical need arises for a specific sized sea turtle for research project. When tags are applied, the codes and locations of those tags are recorded in the database corresponding to the year class of the sea turtles. Sometimes multiple tags of the same kind were applied as part of tag research programs. When research is completed, the turtles are released back into the wild in a location that best matches the natural location where a sea turtle of that size might be found. Body weight is used to calculate food rations and sea turtles are raised to whatever size is required for fisheries research. Average Weight, Average Length, Average Width and Average Depth Measurements are included in the file by measurement date Spreadsheet The database contains monthly measurements taken on captive reared sea turtles. Measurements include: straight carapace length nuchal notch to carapace tip, straight carapace width maximum width, body depth maximum, weight. 10 SPECIES CHARACTER 22 No No Active Genus and species of sea turtle 20 YEARCLASS NUMERIC 4 No No Active Year in which sea turtle hatched 30 MEASUREMENT_DATE Date 10 No No Active Date on which the measurement was recorded MM/DD/YYYY 35 GROUP CHARACTER 20 No No Active A subset of sea turtles recorded separately for specific research, health or behavior 37 RACEWAY CHARACTER 11 No No Active The location in which the sea turtle was housed 40 FLIPPER_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 6 No No Active Monel alloy flipper tag with a 6 character code of letters and numbers 45 FLIPPER_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active Location on the sea turtle to which the flipper tag is attached 130 WEIGHT_G NUMERIC 8 No No Active Weight in grams gm 140 LENGTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Straight carapace length in centimeters. Measurement is taken with calipers from the nuchal notch of the carapace to the most posterior tip of the carapace 150 WIDTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum width in centimeters. Measurment is taken with calipers at the largest width of the carapace cm 155 DEPTH_CM NUMERIC 5 No No Active Maximum body depth taken with calipers and measured in centimeters. 159 PIT_TAG_CODE_1 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the first transponder. 164 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_1 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the first PIT tag within the sea turtle 170 PIT_TAG_CODE_2 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the second transponder. 180 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_2 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the second PIT tag within the sea turtle gm 190 PIT_TAG_CODE_3 CHARACTER 15 No No Active Passive Integrated Transponder Code of the third transponder. 200 PIT_TAG_LOCATION_3 CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the third PIT tag within the sea turtle 290 LIVING_TAG_LOCATION CHARACTER 20 No No Active Location Of The Living Tag 460 CODED_WIRE_TAG CHARACTER 20 No No Active Coded wire tag 470 CODED_WIRE_TAG_LOCATION CHARACTER 20 No No Active The location of the first coded wire tag within the sea turtle 480 RELEASE_DATE NUMERIC 10 No No Active Date on which the sea turtle was released into the wild. 490 Release_Location CHARACTER 100 No No Active Location where the sea turtle was released back into the wild. 500 Comments CHARACTER 300 No No Active Comments on anything out of the normal 53305 Published / External Completed Provides textual description of dataset as a .csv file Other Yes Provides textual description of dataset as a .csv file Data Steward 1995 Person Higgins, Benjamin ben.higgins@noaa.gov 4700 Avenue U Galveston TX 77551 409-766-3670 Contact by email preferred. 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