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Terrapin, salt-water The salt-water terrapin lives in salt or brackish water along the sea-coast, buying itself in the mud during winter.... |
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Terrapin, smooth The smooth terrapin is found from Rhode island southward along the eastern coast of the United States.... |
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Toad, California horned An illustration of a California horned toad.... |
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Toad, Horned The horned toad is really a lizard. ... |
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Toad, Surinam "When the female has laid her eggs, the male takes them and piles them on her back." Her skin becomes inflamed until the eggs are absorbed into her skin. ... |
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Tortoise Land tortoises have short, oval and convex bodies, covered by carapace and plastron. They have no teeth.... |
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Tortoise Land tortoises have short, oval and convex bodies, covered by carapace and plastron. They have no teeth.... |
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Tortoise Land tortoises have short, oval and convex bodies, covered by carapace and plastron. They have no teeth.... |
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Tortoise Land tortoises have short, oval and convex bodies, covered by carapace and plastron. They have no teeth.... |
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Tortoise A class of reptiles belonging to the same order as the turtles, but differing from them mainly in that they frequent the land, marshes, and inland waters, while the turtles live principally in the sea... |
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Tortoise A tortoise.... |
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Tortoise Reaching Goal An illustration of a tortoise reaching his goal along a long path.... |
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Tortoise, Bearded "This species lives in stagnant water, and is altogether remarkable for its singular appearance."... |
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Tortoise, Box A Box Tortoise... |
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Tortoise, Box A tortoise having plastron hinged, so that the shell can be made to close upon entirely conceal the animal.... |
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Tortoise, Grecian "Grecian tortoise (Testudo graeca)." -Parker, 1900... |
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Tortoise, matamata Primarily nocturnal, the matamata tortoise of South America feeds on small reptiles and fish.... |
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Tortoise, Mud Land tortoises have short, oval and convex bodies, covered by carapace and plastron. They have no teeth.... |
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Tortoise, Mud "They are very abundant in Europe. Their flesh is eaten in many countries."... |
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Tortoise, soft-shelled Found in the rivers and lakes of the western and southern United States, the soft-shelled tortoise feeds on fish and small aquatic reptiles.... |
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Tortoise, spotted Feeding primarily on worms and insects, the spotted tortoise averages three to four inches in length.... |
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Tuatera "Tuatera is a large lizard from New Zealand; apparently carnivorous, and in captivity are fed on raw meat, living frogs, small lizards, earthworms, mealworms, snails, young birds, or mice."—(Cha... |
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Turtle A small turtle with a nonretractable head, soft skin, and broad fleshy lips. ... |
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Turtle An african species of turtle.... |
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Turtle A small fresh water turtle.... |
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