nares; prefrontal scales; postorbital scales; serrated; tomium,
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choanae; cusp;
papillae
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bridge scutes;
claw; pores;
- gular scute
- humeral scute
- pectoral scute
- abdominal scute
- femoral scute
- anal scute
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carapace; lateral
scutes; precentral scute
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preorbital; orbital
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alveolar rim
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CCL; SCL
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keel; Ridges
running along the top of the carapace - front to back.
imbricate;
The scutes of the carapace overlap each other like the tiles on
a roof.
non-imbricate;
The scutes of the carapace do not overlap each other like the tiles
on a roof.
pheromone;
Chemical substance the releases of which by an animal influences
the behaviuor or development of other individuals of the same species.
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