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Tamarin, Geoffroy's
(Saguinus geoffroyi) |
Mammalia |
Geoffroy's Tamarin is one of the smallest primates, and the most northerly-ranging of the tamarins. Head and body length is from 10 to 12 inches, ... |
Tamarin, Golden Lion
(Leontopithecus rosalia rosalia) |
Mammalia |
The Golden Lion Tamarin is one of the most strikingly colored of all mammals and, unfortunately, one of the most highly endangered. This Tamarin has ... |
Tamarin, Pied, Bare-faced or Bicolor
(Saguinus bicolor bicolor) |
Mammalia |
The forequarters are yellowish or white, sharply defined from the grayish-brown hindquarters. The mostly naked face is black, with the crown densely haired. Head and ... |
Tarantula, Rose-haired
(Grammostola rosea) |
Arachnida |
The body is divided into two segments, the cephalothorax (a fused head and thorax) and the abdomen. The cephalothorax contains the mouthparts, the eyes and ... |
Terrapin, Malaysian Painted
(Callagur borneoensis) |
Reptilia |
The oval carapace is somewhat flattened, and the scutes roughened with growth annuli. Juveniles have a well-developed continuous medial keel and an interrupted lateral keel ... |
Tiger, Amur (Siberian)
(Panthera tigris altaica) |
Mammalia |
Head and body length 9 to 12 feet; tail length 3 to 4 feet; weight: males are 400 to 675 pounds and females are 220 ... |
Titi, Reed
(Callicebus moloch donacophilus) |
Mammalia |
Head and body length range from 9.5 inches to 24 inches; tail length ranges from 10 inches to 21.5 inches.; weight ranges from 18 ounces ... |
Toad, Dwarf Surinam
(Pipa Parva) |
Amphibia |
The head is narrow, with large eyes, and the snout is pointed. The tongue is lacking and the upper lip has a labial pocket at ... |
Toad, Giant Marine
(Bufo marinus) |
Amphibia |
Also known as the Giant Toad or Cane Toad. Body length is 4-9.5 inches and can weigh up to 3 pounds. Brown to yellow brown ... |
Toad, Oriental Fire-bellied
(Bombina orientas) |
Amphibia |
Dull brown gray to bright green back dotted with black spots and covered with rough warts or tubercles. The smooth belly is red or orange-red. ... |
Toad, Puerto Rican Crested
(Peltophryne lemur) |
Amphibia |
This is a small toad (2-4 inches long), with the female being the larger of the two sexes. Coloration is brown marbled with a yellowish-tan ... |
Toad, Smooth-sided
(Bufo guttatus) |
Amphibia |
Also known as the Spotted Toad. Coloration is brown. Unlike other toads, they are smooth-skinned. May grow to seven inches in length. The pupils are ... |
Tortoise, Aldabra
(Geochelone gigantea) |
Reptilia |
Sizes vary but males average 47 in. and 110 pounds. Largest recorded was 59 in. and 800 pounds.The shell is high domed and a uniform ... |
Tortoise, Madagascan Spider
(Pyxis arachnoides brygooi) |
Reptilia |
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Tortoise, Red Footed
(Geochelone carbonaria) |
Reptilia |
Average adult carapace 10 to 13" long. Record is 17-3/4". The carapace is black (occasionally dark brown) with yellow to reddish orange vertebral areas. A ... |
Trout, Brook
(Salvelinus Fontinalis) |
Pisces |
The body is elongated with an average length of 15-20 inches and an average weight of 2.2-13.2 lbs. The body has its greatest depth at, ... |
Turaco, Lady Ross'
(Musophaga rossae) |
Aves |
Pigeon-like bird about 20 inches long whose body is blackish and wings and tail more dark violet. The bird has a glassy overall appearance. Outstanding ... |
Turtle, Batagur (River Terrapin/Tuntong)
(Batagur baska) |
Reptilia |
Thought to be the largest member of the family with a shell length to about 2 feet. Carapace is somewhat domed, with smooth scutes and ... |
Turtle, Blanding's
(Emydoidea blandingii) |
Reptilia |
The carapace (upper shell) is elongated and neither keeled nor serrated. It is predominantly a dull charcoal color, varying from black speckled with yellow to ... |
Turtle, Common Map
(Graptemys geographica) |
Reptilia |
Maximum length about 11 inches. Males are much smaller than females, with a maximum length of about 5.5 inches. The shell is moderately low and ... |
Turtle, Eastern Box
(Terrapene carolina carolina) |
Reptilia |
Adult length is between 4 and 8 1/2". High-domed, keeled shell may be yellow, orange, olive, black or brown and may have a pattern. Plastron ... |
Turtle, Fly River
(Carettochelys insculpta) |
Reptilia |
A fairly large turtle, with adults being about 18 inches in carapace length, and up to 35 lbs. in weight. The dorsal surfaces are gray, ... |
Turtle, Malaysian Giant
(Orlitia borneensis) |
Reptilia |
Adults grow 28-32 inches. Carapace is low, smooth, oval and uniformly dark gray, brown or black. The pale buff colored plastron is long and narrow ... |
Turtle, Spotted Pond
(Geoclemys hamiltonii) |
Reptilia |
Rare large freshwater turtle with black ground color and white or light yellow spots on shell, neck and legs. Mature adults grow up to 14 ... |
Turtle, Striped Mud
(Kinosternon bauri) |
Reptilia |
This small turtle does not exceed a carapace length of 4-3/4 inches. It has three long, light stripes on a smooth, keelless carapace. The color ... |
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