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						 			      	Pelusios - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia						 			      	
							                
							                	Pelusios is a genus of African side-necked turtles. With 20 described species, it is one of the most diverse genera of the order Testudines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelusios
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						 			      	Chaco Side-necked Turtle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia						 			      	
							                
							                	The Chaco side-necked turtle or Chaco sideneck turtle is a species of turtle in the Chelidae family. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaco_side-necked_turtle
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						 			      	African Sideneck Turtles - AllTurtles						 			      	
							                
							                	African Sideneck Turtles are freshwater turtles. They were originally discovered in Eastern and Southern Africa. Fortunately, these turtles are not listed on the endangered species list, so acquiring one should not be too difficult. http://allturtles.com/african-sideneck-turtle/
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						 			      	ADW: Chelidae						 			      	
							                
							                	Several Chelid species have long necks, earning them the common name "snake-necked" turtles. http://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Chelidae/
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						 			      	Acanthochelys pallidipectoris (Chaco Side-necked Turtle)						 			      	
							                
							                	Find population statistics and information about the Chaco Side-necked Turtle from IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/75/0
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						 			      	Yellow-Headed Sideneck Turtle - ARKive						 			      	
							                
							                	The yellow-headed sideneck turtle gets its name from yellow spots on the olive green to brown head, which are most obvious in young turtles. http://www.arkive.org/yellow-headed-sideneck-turtle/podocnemis-unifilis/
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						 			      	Hoge's Side-necked Turtle - Mesoclemmys hogei - ARKive						 			      	
							                
							                	Learn more about the Hoge's side-necked turtle - with amazing Hoge's side-necked turtle photos and facts on ARKive http://www.arkive.org/hoges-side-necked-turtle/mesoclemmys-hogei/
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						 			      	African Side-Neck Turtles - About						 			      	
							                
							                	Learn basic information of African Side-Neck turtles. http://exoticpets.about.com/od/aquaticturtles/a/African-Side-neck-Turtles.htm
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						 			      	African Side-Necked Turtle - Animal-World						 			      	
							                
							                	Most African Side-necked Turtle species can be kept in relatively simple enclosures as they have fairly modest requirements. They like to have a place to swim and also love basking, especially in groups. http://animal-world.com/encyclo/reptiles/turtles/AfricanSideneckedTurtle.php
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						 			      	Side-Necked Turtle - Woodland Park Zoo						 			      	
							                
							                	Turtles and tortoises make up the order Chelonia. Side-necked turtles are found only on the island of Madagascar and continents of Africa, Australia and South America. https://www.zoo.org/page.aspx?pid=1950
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						 			      	Side-Necked Turtle - Encyclopedia						 			      	
							                
							                	Side-necked turtle, name for the long-necked turtle of the families Chelidae and Pelomedusidae, found only in the Southern Hemisphere. The neck in these two families is of a different structure from that of other turtles and is folded sideways under the shell for concealment instead of being pulled straight back. http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/side-necked_turtle.aspx