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Higher Taxa	Emydidae, Emydinae, Testudinoidea, Testudines (turtles)
Subspecies
Common Names	E: (North American) Wood Turtle testudinoidea for sale G: Waldbachschildkröte
Synonym	Testudo insculpta LE CONTE 1830 Emys speciosa GRAY 1831 Emys speciosa var. levigata GRAY 1831 Emys inscripta GRAY 1831 (ex errore) Clemmys insculpta FITZINGER 1835 Glyptemys insculpta — AGASSIZ 1857 Chelopus insculptus — HENSHAW 1907: 65 Clemmys insculpta — WRIGHT 1918: 54 Clemmys insculpta — CONANT & COLLINS 1991: 51 Clemmys insculpta — CROTHER 2000 Glyptemys insculpta — HOLMAN & FRITZ 2001 Calemys insculpta — FELDMAN & PARHAM 2002 Glyptemys insculpta — OBST 2003: 16 Glyptemys insculpta — MCCORD & JOSEPH-OUNI 2006 Glyptemys insculpta — TTWG 2014 testudinoidea for sale
Distribution	Canada (from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, S Ontario), USA (Maine, SE New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, S New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, N Virginia, West Virginia, NE Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, E Minnesota, NE Iowa)Type locality: “inhabits the northern states,” USA.; restricted to the “vicinity of New York City” by Schmidt (1953:92). testudinoidea for sale
Reproduction	oviparous.
Types	Lectotype: MNHN-RA 6955 and MNHN-RA 9452 (R. Bour, pers. comm., cited in Iverson 1992: 172) (note there is only one specimen with MNHN-RA 9452 being the shell and MNHN-RA 6955 head, tail and members of the same specimen)
Diagnosis	testudinoidea for sale
Comment	Type species: Testudo insculpta LE CONTE, 1830 is the type species of the genus Glyptemys AGASSIZ 1857. Color plate in Hennen (2001). Fossils: HOLMAN & FRITZ 2001 described Glyptemys valentinensis from the Middle Miocene (Medial to Late Barstovian: ca 14.5-11.5 Ma BP) of Nebraska, which is the closest fossil relative of C. insculpta. Hybridization: HARDING & DAVIS (1999) reported hybrids between Clemmys insculpta and Emydoidea blandingii. FRITZ (2001: 338 ff) reported a hybrid between Clemmys insculpta and Clemmys marmorata. testudinoidea for saletestudinoidea for sale Genetics: Montiel et al. (2016) identified a macro-chromosome XX/XY system in the GSD wood turtle Glyptemys insculpta, the youngest known sex chromosomes in chelonians (8–20 My old). Comparative analyses show that their X/Y is homologous to chromosome 4 of Chrysemys picta, chromosome 5 of Gallus gallus (chicken), and thus to the X/Y sex chromosomes of Siebenrockiella crassicollis. Habitat: freshwater (swamps, bogs, rivers)
Etymology	The genus is named after the sculptured carapace (Glyptemys = carved turtle). Species named after Latin “insculpta”, meaning engraved or sculptured; referring to the growth annuli on the carapacial scutes. testudinoidea for sale
References	Abdala, V.; Manzano, A.S. & Herrel, A. 2008. The distal forelimb musculature in aquatic and terrestrial turtles: phylogeny or environmental constraints?. J. Anat. 213: 159–172 Agassiz, Louis 1857. Contributions to the Natural History of the United States of America. vol. 1. Little, Brown & Co., Boston, lii + 452 pp. Amato, M.L.; Brooks, R.J. & Fu, J. 2008. A phylogeographic analysis of populations of the wood turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) throughout its range. Molecular Ecology 17: 570–581 Arrowood, C; Arrowood, A & Badje, A F; 2019. Geographic Distribution: Glyptemys insculpta (Wood Turtle) USA: Wisconsin: Langlade Co. Herpetological Review 50 (2): 324 Badje, A F; 2019. Geographic Distribution: Glyptemys insculpta (Wood Turtle) USA: Wisconsin: Clark Co. Herpetological Review 50 (3): 522-523 Bailey, Reeve M. 1941. The occurrence of the wood turtle in Iowa. Copeia 1941 (4): 265 – get paper here Becker, H. 2002. Haltung, Aufzucht und kontinuierliche Nachzucht bis zur F2-Generation der amerikanischen Waldbachschildkröte, Clemmys insculpta (LE CONTE 1830). Elaphe 10 (2): 19-30 – get paper here Bour, R. 2008. Global diversity of turtles (Chelonii; Reptilia) in freshwater. Hydrobiologia 595:593–598 Brown, Donald J., Mike Schrage, Dan Ryan, Ron A. Moen, Mark D. Nelson and Richard R. Buech. 2015. Glyptemys insculpta (wood turtle) longevity in the wild. Herpetological Review 46 (2): 243-244 – get paper here Brown, Donald J.; Mark D. Nelson, David J. Rugg, Richard R. Buech, and Deahn M. Donner 2015. Spatial and Temporal Habitat-Use Patterns of Wood Turtles at the Western Edge of Their Distribution. Journal of Herpetology 50 (3): 347-356. – get paper here Cochran, Philip A., Brian D. Jones, Ryan Otto and Andrew P. Kinziger. 2015. Observations on the diet of the Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) in Northeastern Wisconsin and on its potential role as a seed disperser. 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