Identificaciones de calvinyang
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
iwoodardDescripción
Very excited to see this guy! Not sure if it's a loggerhead or not, but I've heard they're the most common in the area, and figured a more specific ID would be more likely to be seen by an expert.
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Tortuga Carey (Eretmochelys imbricata)Observ.
fernandoagueroLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
miwi2020Descripción
Dihamri, NE coast of Socotra
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Salamandra de Mármol (Ambystoma opacum)Observ.
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PrivadoDescripción
Known breeding location, approximately 13 adults uncovered in dry pool bed. Likely just arrived, no eggs and following heavy rains.
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Tortuga Caguama (Caretta caretta)Observ.
becksnycDescripción
I doubt this was captive at any point. The skeleton is currently displayed in a small museum.
For my own reference, the translation of Chinn Hung's comment below is, "Loggerhead sea turtles usually have 5 pairs of side scutes. Olive turtles have 6 or more pairs of lateral scutes." (scutes are plates of the shell)
Museum staff were contacted. Museum is under renovation, and in light of the identification and lack of history, I was told the turtle will likely not go back on display when the museum reopens.
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