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The variation in moisture and temperature wasanalized in the hatching of olive ridley turtle Lepidochelysolivacea eggs, during the 1992-1993 season in El Verdebeach (Sinaloa, Mexico). This variation was compared fordifferent incubation environments (natural nests, corrals andpolystyrene boxes). The results show that the averagetemperature was 33.6°C in natural nests, 32.8°C in corral and32.1°C in boxes. Moisture percentage fell between 59.6% to23.4% as calculated by the weight method and for saturationof 22.9 mL g-1 to 8.8 mL g-1. Hatching percentage was 67.9%in natural nests, 64.1% in corral and 46.9% in boxes. Agranulometric study of sand showed differences in sand grainfor nests areas. For this season the incubation averagetemperature was 32.7°C; for this reason, the hatchlings werefemales. The moisture levels registered in each incubationenvironment in this experiment apparently were not adeterminant factor for the hatching success.

Humedad y temperatura en nidos naturales y artificiales de tortuga golfina Lepidochelys olivacea (Eschssholtz 1829)