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RE: Need to identify this turtle?

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Posted by: Dexter6185 at Tue Jan 31 12:33:54 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Dexter6185 ]  
   

>>Hey my friend got this turtle the other day and at first i thought it was a slider but now im not so sure. this turtle is very small and i can not determain wut kind it is. so if u could please help me out and let me kno wut it is i would love the help. thanks
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Very hard to tell from the pic, but based on the general colors and domed carapace I'd venture to guess a species of mud/musk turtle (kinosternidae)

   

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