Assertion: turtle's temperature | /r/CapableOf | produce female
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text: Generally, the pivotal temperature is between 28 and 30 ºC. Temperatures of 24 to 26 ºC tend to produce all males and temperatures of 32 to 34 ºC tend to produce all females.
text: Warmer temperatures produce females and cooler temperatures produce males, so adults need to lay their eggs when the temperature is just right to produce both male and female hatchings.
text: Warmer temperatures will create males while cooler temperatures will create females.
text: Warmer temperatures will create males while cooler temperatures will create females.
text: During incubation, warmer temperatures (above 85 degrees Fahrenheit) result in more female hatchlings, while cooler temperatures (below 85 degrees Fahrenheit) produce more males.
text: Since sand temperature at nesting beaches defines the sex of a sea turtle while developing in the egg, there is concern that rising temperatures may produce too many females.
text: Warmer temperatures tend to produce more females, cooler more males, and very high temperatures usually kill the eggs.
text: Warmer temperatures produce females and cooler temperatures produce males, so adults need to lay their eggs when the temperature is just right to produce both male and female hatchings.
text: Cooler temperatures of about 24 to 26 °C (75 to 79 °F) produce males; warmer temperatures of about 32 to 34 °C (90 to 93 °F) produce females.
text: Hotter temperatures tend to produce females while cooler temperatures tend to produce males.
text: Warmer temperatures produce females, cooler temperatures males, so the eggs laying on top will likely be females (as heat rises, the sand on the surface is warmer than the deeper sand).
text: Warmer temperatures produce females, cooler temperatures males, so the eggs laying on top will likely be females (as heat rises, the sand on the surface is warmer than the deeper sand).
text: Fahrenheit, while higher temperatures produce females and cooler temperatures produce males.
text: Low temperatures during incubation produce males and high temperatures produce females.
text: Cooler temperatures of about 24 to 26 °C (75 to 79 °F) produce males; warmer temperatures of about 32 to 34 °C (90 to 93 °F) produce females.
text: Hotter temperatures tend to produce females while cooler temperatures tend to produce males.
text: Colder temperatures produce males, while warmer temps —usually above 84 degrees — produce females.
text: Temperatures above this range produce females and colder temperatures produce males.