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D'Orbigny's slider

D'Orbigny's slider (Trachemys dorbigni) also commonly known as the black-bellied slider, and in Brazil as tartaruga-tigre or tartaruga-tigre-d'água (which mean "tiger turtle" and "water tiger turtle" in Portuguese), is a species of water turtle in the family Emydidae. The species is found in southern Brazil, northeastern Argentina, and Uruguay.

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D'Orbigny's slider

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Triples27
Avg. degree1.94
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D'Orbigny's slider → D'Orbigny's, Hatchlings, The, Trachemys, When

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dorbigni trachemys brazil species female cm turtle plastron years male eggs uruguay may small also family captivity bibron specific life

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lakesinstance ofHabitatTrachemys dorbigni is usually found in bodies of water0.80text
marshesinstance ofHabitatTrachemys dorbigni is usually found in bodies of water0.80text
streamsinstance ofHabitatTrachemys dorbigni is usually found in bodies of water0.80text
riversinstance ofHabitatTrachemys dorbigni is usually found in bodies of water0.80text
pneumoniainstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
dystociainstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
bone decalcificationinstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
vitamin deficiencyinstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
gastroenteritisinstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
and prolapses.Pet owners must avoid using small objects as decoration in its tankinstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
because it tends to eat everything it caninstance ofDiseasesTrachemys dorbigni is susceptible to diseases0.80text
shrimpsinstance ofTrachemys dorbigni can eat almost anything in nature0.80text

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