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carei Pugnacious tropical sea turtle with a hawk-like beak; source of food and the best tortoiseshell.
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Examples for "hawksbill"
Examples for "hawksbill"
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Other turtles which nest there are the hawksbill and the Oliver Ridley.
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Yeh scooped out a large hawksbill turtle named Genie and held her up.
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It might be a lace handkerchief, a pink Paumotan pearl, or a comb of hawksbill turtle.
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National conservation measures are not enough to protect critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle populations in the Pacific.
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Our fishing party have taken in their seine to-day, two flying-fish of the gurnet species, and a hawksbill turtle.
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The hawkbill slashed down, cutting open Pemberton's front pant pocket and freeing the twenty-dollar gold piece.
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A hawkbill knife was found near him.
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He took the hawkbill knife from his pocket and freed the blade with the same slow deliberateness he might undo a bow.
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And we traded and salved wherever a dollar promised in the way of pearl and pearl shell, copra, beche-de-mer, hawkbill turtle shell, and stranded wrecks.
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It was Chainday the twentieth, or the seventh Skydi of Hawkbill-Bellis no longer cared which.
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Yeh scooped out a large hawksbill turtle named Genie and held her up.
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It might be a lace handkerchief, a pink Paumotan pearl, or a comb of hawksbill turtle.
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Our fishing party have taken in their seine to-day, two flying-fish of the gurnet species, and a hawksbill turtle.
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Species such as the hawksbill turtle are dependent on coral reefs which are bleaching and dying with climate change.
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The Hawksbill Turtle is distinguished by the hawk-like appearance of its head.