Identification key to the freshwater turtles of the Mary River (NB. This key is designed for use with adult specimens as juveniles may have different features to adults.) Gular shield Length of head plus neck greater tha

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Date: 2014-02-24 05:53:13 Chelodina Animal anatomy Carapace Turtle Eastern long-necked turtle Elseya albagula Mary River turtle Scute Roti Island snake-necked turtle Pleurodira Chelidae Reptiles of Australia		Identification key to the freshwater turtles of the Mary River (NB. This key is designed for use with adult specimens as juveniles may have different features to adults.) Gular shield Length of head plus neck greater tha Add to Reading List Source URL: mrccc.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 156,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

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