EMYSystem Text Only Species Page: Geoemyda silvatica (Cochin Forest ...
Cochin Forest Cane Turtle Distribution Southwestern India near the type locality Comments Reviewed by Smith (1931), Groombridge (1982; as Heosemys silvatica), Vijaya (1982a; as
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EMYSystem Species Page: Geoemyda silvatica (Cochin Forest Cane Turtle)
Original Description: Henderson 1912: 217: Type Locality "Near Kavalai in the Cochin State Forests, inhabiting dense forest, at an elevation of about 1500
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ADW: Heosemys silvatica: Classification
Heosemys silvatica (Cochin forest cane turtle) ...
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ADW: Heosemys: Classification
... Heosemys silvatica (Cochin forest cane turtle)
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EMYSystem Text Only Genus Page: Geoemyda (Leaf Turtles)
...species list G. depressa (Arakan Forest Turtle) G. japonica (Ryuku Leaf Turtle) G. leytensis (Philippine Pond Turtle) G. silvatica (Cochin Forest Cane Turtle)
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Turtle, Tuatara, Crocodile Checklist--4
COMMON NAME: Cochin forest cane turtle. Heosemys spinosa (Gray 1831), Synops. Rept. Cataphracta 1:20. ORIGINAL NAME: Emys spinosa. TYPE: Holotype: presumed to be in BMNH, but not reported
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Turtle, Tuatara, Crocodile Checklist--Literature Cited
APPENDIX I: LITERATURE CITED Adams, A. 1854. In: A. Adams, W.B. Baikie, and C. Barron. Manual of Natural History for Travellers. London. 749 p.
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Bibliography
Rediscovery of the forest cane turtle (Heosemys silvatica) of Kerala. Hamadryad 7(3):2-3. Vijaya, J. 1982b. Rediscovery of the forest cane turtle Heosemys (Geoemyda) silvatica
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Peter Deunov
In 1896, Japan established its first Australian consulate in the then town, primarily to service some 4,000 Japanese workers who arrived to work in the sugar cane, turtle, trochus,
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