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Ancient photo of a turtle, Point Pelee, Ontario (1 Viewer)

njlarsen

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1990 in Point Pelee, Ontario. Painted, box or red slider? (or one of the 3-4 other species supposed to have been there).
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Niels
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Midland Painted Turtle Chrysemys picta marginata. Red-eared Slider occurs not far away and has more patterned scoots but isnt mapped as occurring at Point Pelee.
 
Thank you all.
regarding this quote

I looked at this abstract

Where a person tagged 867 Painted (and a lot of others) and observed 3 red-eared sliders at the park.

Niels
Seems fair enough - my maps (from Peterson) are likely out of date and insufficiently fine scale. But still a Midland Painted :).
 
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