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Cape Terrapin (Marsh/Helmeted Terrapin) Pelomedusa subrufa 30 points
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I printed the list about one hour ago ... there is "only" Cape Terrapin Pelomedusa subrufa 40 points
then Pan.....
ane Serrated H.....
then Pan.....
ane Serrated H.....
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Flutterby has changed it.
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hey flutters
i think they are both serrated hinged...
the one with the croc could be a marsh
not sure if the marsh terrapin occurs in kruger..
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I think it's just the serrated and a hinged one or something? 
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It does 
If you had read the posts or the list you'd know 
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I got one.... but which one.... I have to search.... so long time ago (I can see the pic in my mind, but when it was 
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and now I'm busy with the translation of my TT
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if Marsh is Cape... so they occur in Krugernot sure if the marsh terrapin occurs in kruger..
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i used our very own reptile identification guide and found this under "marsh terrapin"
"Geographic Distribution
South Africa (Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, North West, Northern Cape, Western Cape"
hence my comment about not being sure about whether or not it occurs in kruger ........
i am not sure if kruger is in any of the mentioned provinces or perhaps it occurs in kruger as a rare vagrant ...
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You could be right leachy.
But now how do we distinguish between Serrated and Pan?
But now how do we distinguish between Serrated and Pan?