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Emydidae
Pseudemys concinna, River Cooter
Male in front, female in back. Males have much longer foreclaws
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Emydidae
Chrysemys picta, Painted Turtle
Male, long foreclaws
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Emydidae
Graptymus geographica, Northern Map Turtle
Male left, female right. Males are significantly smaller and have more oval-shaped shells
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Emydidae
Graptymus kohnii, Mississippi/False Map Turtle
Female left, male right. Males are significantly smaller and have more oval-shaped shells
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Emydidae
Graptymus nigrinoda, Black-knobbed Map Turtle
Unsure of sex, males have longer/thicker tails, slightly elongated foreclaws, and a vent farther back on the tail
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Emydidae
Graptymus flavimaculata, Yellow-blotched Map Turtle
Unsure of sex, males have longer/thicker tails, slightly elongated foreclaws, and a vent farther back on the tail
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Emydidae
Graptemys barbouri, Barbour’s Map Turtle
Unsure of sex, males have longer/thicker tails, slightly elongated foreclaws, and a vent farther back on the tail
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Emydidae
Graptymus ouachitensis, Ouachita Map Turtle
Unsure of sex, males have longer/thicker tails, slightly elongated foreclaws, and a vent farther back on the tail
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Emydidae
Trachemys scripta, Red-eared Slider
Female left, male right. Males have elongated foreclaws (seen here using to court female)
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Kinosternidae
Kinosternon subrubrum, Eastern Mud Turtle
Female left, male right. Males have thicker tails with thicker bases
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Kinosternidae
Sternotherus odoratus, Common Musk Turtle
Female left, male right. Males have thicker tails with thicker bases
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Kinosternidae
Sternotherus minor, Loggerhead Musk Turtle
Female left, male right. Males have thicker tails with thicker bases
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Testudinae
Gopherus sp., Gopher Tortoises
Males have a concave plastron, females have a flat plastron
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Emydidae
Terrapene carolina, Common Box Turtle
Male pictured in previous image. Males have a concave plastron, females have a flat plastron. Males also have redder eyes, females have brown eyes
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Emydidae
Emys blandingii (formerly Emydoidea), Blanding’s Turtle
Unsure of sex. Males have a concave plastron, females have a flat plastron
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