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|aTurtles in your pocket|h[electronic resource] :|ba guide to freshwater and terrestrial turtles of the upper midwest /|cby Terry Van De Walle ; photographs by Suzanne L. Collins.
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|aFrom the hefty alligator snapping turtle--the largest freshwater turtle in North America and the only turtle in the world with a predatory lure in its mouth--to the wood turtle, which uses "worm stomping" to catch earthworms, to the lovely ornate box turtle, which closes its shellcompletely for self-defense, the slow-but-sure turtle is an intriguingreptile. Terry VanDeWalle provides a complete description of each species, both male and female, along with distinguishing characteristics forfourteen subspecies, information about range and habitat, and naturalhistory notes about behavior, hibernation, diet, and nesting. Two panels devoted to hatchlings provide short descriptions of the young of each species as well as photographs of some commonly seen young turtles.
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