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Clemmys

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Clemmys
freshwater turtles or tortoises in the family Emydidae; includes C. marmorata (Pacific pond turtle), C. leprosa (Spanish terrapin).
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Some turtle species include Clemmys insculpta which is the wood turtle; Geochelone sulcata which is the African Spurred tortoise; Chelonia mydas which is the green turtle; Emydoidea blandingii which is the Blanding''s turtle; Clemmys guttata which is the spotted turtle; Malaclemys terrapin which is the diamondback terrapin; and Trachemys s.
Common Turtle Species by Gray Rollins / Pets and Animals community
Unusual species include Acris crepitans blanchardi (a once common species that has nearly disappeared from northern Indiana) and the state-endangered Clemmys guttata.
Amphibians and reptiles of the Grand Calumet River basin by Mierzwa, Kenneth S.; Cortwright, Spencer A.; Beamer, David A. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
catenatus), Blanding's and wood turtles (Emydoidea blandingi and Clemmys insculpta, respectively), Persius dusky wing butterfly (Erynnis persius), and plants such as the prairie flame flower (Talinum rugospermum) and sand violet (Viola fimbriatula).
Butterflies benefit from statewide HCP by Mandell, Lisa / Endangered Species Update
 
 
 
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