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Clemmys is a
genus of
turtles currently containing a
single extant species, the
spotted turtle (
Clemmys guttata). In the past,
several other species were...
- The
spotted turtle (
Clemmys guttata), the only
species of the
genus Clemmys, is a small, semi-aquatic
turtle that
reaches a
carapace length of 8–12 cm...
- (Gray, 1830)
Synonyms Emys
spinosae Gray, 1830
Geoemyda spinosa Gray, 1834
Clemmys (
Clemmys)
spinosa Fitzinger, 1835
Heosemys spinosa Stejneger, 1902...
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subsequently renamed to
Calemys muhlenbergii by
Louis Ag****iz in 1857, and to
Clemmys muhlenbergii by
Henry Watson Fowler in 1906.
Synonyms include Emys biguttata...
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Hattena clemmys is a
species of mite in the
family Ameroseiidae. "Hattena
clemmys". GBIF.
Retrieved 2020-01-22. Mašán,
Peter (2017). "A
revision of the...
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different from that of the
spotted turtle (
Clemmys guttata), the only
current member of the
genus Clemmys. The wood
turtle has
undergone extensive scientific...
- Emys
sigriz — A.M.C. Duméril & Bibron, 1835
Clemmys (
Clemmys)
leprosa — Fitzinger, 1835
Clemmys (
Clemmys)
lutescens — Fitzinger, 1835 Emys
laticeps Gray...
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Subsequent studies placed the
chicken turtle into
various related genera (Emys,
Clemmys and Terrapene)
before Louis Ag****iz ****igned it to the
current genus in...
- for sale in
markets and into the pet trade. The
North American species Clemmys muhlenbergii is
listed as an
Appendix II
species by
CITES and is considered...
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Hartwell H. (1997). "Use of
terrestrial habitat by
western pond
turtles (
Clemmys marmorata):
implications for management".
Pages 352-357 in Proceedings:...