Assertion: alligator snapping turtle's shell | /r/HasProperty | carapace
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text: It has a camouflaged, ridged upper shell (carapace), a large head and powerful, hooked, beak-like jaws, which, together with its thick, scaly skin and oversized claws, all contribute to its primitive look and set it apart from other freshwater turtles.
text: The upper shell is called the carapace and is connected to the lower one via a bony bridge.
text: Alligator snapping turtle has three ridges on a dorsal side of the shell (called carapace).
text: Its camouflaged, ridged upper shell (carapace), large head, powerful, hooked, beak-like jaws, thick, scaled skin and oversized claws all contribute to this species' primitive look and set it apart from other freshwater turtles (4) (5).
text: Baby common snapping turtles have rougher upper shells (carapaces) than adults and proportionally longer tails, sometimes exceeding the shell length.
text: The upper shell of the turtle is called the carapace.