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Clemmys guttata, spotted turtle

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Clemmys guttata, spotted turtle

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18th Century Bartram Caenophidia Colubrid Colubridae Commelinid Corn Cryptodira Diapsid Diapsida Epitheria Eutheria Habitat Lepidosaur Lepidosauria Angiospermae Clemmys Guttata Elaphe Emydidae Kingsnake Lampropeltis


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This exquisite 18th century engraving showcases the intricate details of a Clemmys guttata, or Spotted Turtle, a species of turtle native to eastern North America. The turtle is depicted amidst a lush, botanical landscape, surrounded by various flowering plants, believed to be angiosperms, which were becoming increasingly common during this period. The turtle, a member of the Emydidae family and the Colubridae order, is shown with its distinctive yellow spots and red eyes, characteristics that help it blend in with its environment. The turtle's habitat is illustrated with a variety of plants, including corn, which was a staple food source for many Native American communities during this time. The presence of corn in the image suggests that the artist may have had a particular interest in the natural history of North America. The Spotted Turtle is a member of the Reptilia class, specifically the Lepidosauria subclass, which includes lizards and snakes. The turtle is further classified as a Cryptodira, meaning it has a hidden clasp-shell, and an Eutheria, which indicates it is a mammal-like reptile. The engraving also includes a representation of a Colubrid snake, likely an Elaphe or Lampropeltis species, which is a common predator of Spotted Turtles. This illustration is a testament to the natural curiosity and scientific exploration of the 18th century, showcasing the beauty and intricacy of the natural world and the turtle's place within it.

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