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Classification System for Turtles.


Most authorities separate straight-necked turtles into seven distinct families
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Snapping Turtles


Snapping, mud, and musk turtles are grouped together because
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Alligator Snapper


Which probably derives its name from the fact that the three prominent


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Alligator Snapper Waits in Ambush for Food


The alligator snapper waits in ambush for food rather than foraging for it
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Common Snapping Turtle


The common snapping turtle is far more abundant and has a range much
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Common Snapper is Omnivorous


Its diet is similar to that of the alligator snapper, though it probably eats
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Female Snappers Lay Eggs at Least Once a Season


Like the alligator snapper, the common snapper's carapace is drab in color
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Mud and Musk Turtles


The family Kinosternidae consists of small, aquatic turtles that live
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Mud Turtle Pprefers to Live in Shallow


The mud turtle prefers to live in shallow, slow-moving, or still bodies of water
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Nesting Females Show a Peculiarity


Nesting females show a peculiarity: They begin digging their nest with their
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Another Species Mud Tturtle


Another species, the white-lipped mud turtle, has a wide, entirely tropical
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MuskTurtles are Closely Related


Musk turtles are closely related and similar in appearance and habits
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Soft-Shell Turtles


Unlike snappers and mud and musk turtles, soft-shell turtles are
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Underside of Soft-Shells is Also Distinctive


The underside of soft-shells is also distinctive; in most, the plastron extends
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Soft-Shell Tturtles Belong to the Genus Trionyx


Most species (sixteen) of soft-shell turtles belong to the genus Trionyx
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Spiny Soft-Shell Turtle


The spiny soft-shell is a medium- to large-sized soft-shell turtle whose


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Five Species of Soft-Shell Turtles are Found in Africa


Soft-shells in northern areas hibernate underwater from November to April
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Six Species of Soft-Shells Live in or Near India


Six species of soft-shells live in or near India. One, the Indian flap-shelled
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Semiaquatic Turtles


The Emydidae is the largest family of living turtles, comprising some thirty
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Basking Turtles


Basking turtles include about fourteen species and thirty-three subspecies
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Baby Red-Eared Sliders Were Once Raised


Baby red-eared sliders were once raised and sold by the millions in "turtle
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Basking Turtles Have Oval


Basking turtles have oval, moderately domed carapaces, sometimes
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Basking Turtles Hibernate or in Muskrat Burrows


In late fall, basking turtles hibernate, usually underwater or in muskrat burrows
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Map Turtles


Map turtles (genus Graptemys) consist of ten species of medium-sized
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Map Turtles are Shy and Wary of Danger


The largest Barbour's map turtle (Graptemys barbouri) on record
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Terrapins Turtles


Closely related to map turtles., diamondback terrapins (genus Malaclemys)
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