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aldabrachelys-abrupta
aldabrachelys-gigantea
aldabrachelys-grandidieri
astrochelys-radiata
astrochelys-yniphora
centrochelys-sulcata
chelonoidis-abingdonii
chelonoidis-becki
chelonoidis-carbonarius
chelonoidis-chathamensis
chelonoidis-chilensis
chelonoidis-darwini
chelonoidis-denticulatus
chelonoidis-donfaustoi
chelonoidis-duncanensis
chelonoidis-hoodensis
chelonoidis-niger
chelonoidis-phantastica
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chersina-angulata
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gopherus-agassizii
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gopherus-morafkai
gopherus-polyphemus
homopus-areolatus
homopus-boulengeri
homopus-femoralis
homopus-signatus
homopus-solus
indotestudo-elongata
indotestudo-forstenii
indotestudo-travancorica
kinixys-belliana
kinixys-erosa
kinixys-homeana
kinixys-lobatsiana
kinixys-natalensis
kinixys-nogueyi
kinixys-spekii
kinixys-zombensis
malacochersus-tornieri
manouria-emys
manouria-impressa
psammobates-geometricus
psammobates-oculiferus
psammobates-tentorius
pyxis-arachnoides
pyxis-planicauda
stigmochelys-pardalis
testudo-graeca
testudo-hermanni
testudo-horsfieldii
testudo-kleinmanni
testudo-marginata
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