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- cervicals allow the neck to fold onto itself in the vertical plane. Pleurodirans also differ from cryptodirans in the emarginations of their skulls. Skull...
- and the Pleurodirans. The distinction between these two suborders is based on the mode in which they cover their head and neck. The Pleurodirans, also called...
- The two groups differ in the way the neck is retracted for protection. Pleurodirans retract their neck to the side and in front of the shoulder girdles,...
- Species Abundance Notes Images Apertotemporalis A. baharijensis A small pleurodiran turtle, likely belonging to Bothremydidae. Other unnamed species are...
- Sánchez-Villagra, M. R. (2007). "Carapace Bone Histology in the Giant Pleurodiran Turtle Stupendemys geographicus: Phylogeny and Function". Acta Palaeontologica...
- broad-s****ed snake-necked turtle, or giant snake-necked turtle, is a pleurodiran freshwater turtle and is the largest of the long-necked turtles. It is...
- snapping, alligator snapping, and Pacific pond turtles), the only other pleurodiran with haemal arches is the mata mata of South America. It is probably...
- abdominals, femorals and lastly anals. A particular variation is the Pleurodiran turtles have an intergular scute between the gulars at the front, giving...
- attempted to determine the relationship between Stupendemys and other pan-pleurodiran turtles using the morphological characters established previously by...
- "Side-necked Versus Hidden-necked: A Comparison of S**** Morphology Between Pleurodiran and Cryptodiran Turtles". Herpetologica. 73 (1): 18. doi:10...