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• Both are related to North African species of " Geochelone ".
• These are the victims : plowshare tortoises _ Geochelone yniphora _ and their nests.
• Both have links to various North African species of " Geochelone ".
• Researchers such as Roger Bour and Charles Crumly separated " Geochelone " into different genera based largely on their skulls.
• Fitzinger further used the term " Chelonoidis " as a subgenus to categorize " Geochelone " from South America.
• It concludes that the closest living link to the Galapagos tortoise, or Geochelone nigra, is probably a relatively small tortoise found in South America.
• It was a radiated tortoise ( " Geochelone radiata " ) from Madagascar and is the longest-lived tortoise whose age has been verified.
• In his spaceship, he keeps his collection of trophies from previous hunts including an Appoplexian skeleton, a Vaxxasaurian skull, and a Geochelone Aerio shell.
• They are not as large or protrusive as they are in more primitive species such as the African spurred tortoise ( " Geochelone sulcata " ).
• The Pinta Island tortoise ( " Geochelone nigra abingdoni " ) had only one living individual, named Lonesome George, until his death in June 2012.
• Park reptiles include the Indian star tortoise ( " Geochelone elegans " ), tilapia ( " Tilapia mossambica " ) are predominant in the reservoirs.
• The land dwelling yellow-footed tortoise ( " Geochelone denticulata " ) or Morrocoy as it is locally known is threatened by high levels of poaching in Trinidad.
• Beck also collected, as museum specimens, three of the last four individuals of the subspecies of Gal醦agos tortoise " Geochelone nigra abingdonii ", the Pinta Island tortoise.
• Another holds " Geochelone " ancestors floated over from central Africa, taking advantage of their ability to float, resist salt water, and go without food for extended periods.
• The "'Indian star tortoise "'( " Geochelone elegans " ) is a species of tortoise found in dry areas and scrub forest in India and Sri Lanka.
• 1 ) R . Burleigh and E . N . Arnold " Age and Dietary Differences of Recently Extinct Indian Ocean Tortoises ( Geochelone s . lat . ) Revealed by Carbon Isotope Analysis Proc.
• The "'Gran Canaria giant tortoise "'( " Geochelone vulcanica " ) is an extinct species of cryptodira turtle in the family Testudinidae endemic to the island of Gran Canaria.
• Mali lions are found only around the Faleme River in the far west of " cerde " of Kenieba . " Papio papio " ( Guinea baboon ) and " Geochelone sulcata " ( African spurred tortoise ) are also reported.
• "' Harriet "'( c . 1830 & ndash; June 23, 2006 ) was a Gal醦agos tortoise ( " Geochelone nigra porteri " ) who had an estimated age of 175 years at the time of her death in Australia.
• Leopold Fitzinger created the genus " Geochelone ", meaning " earth turtle " for medium-to-large tortoises that did not come from the Mediterranean area ( which remained " Testudo " ), or have other special characteristics such as the hinged shells of the " Kinixys " genus.