Assertion: turtle's shell | /r/Synonym | the carapace
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text: The upper shell is called the carapace and is connected to the lower one via a bony bridge.
text: Hawksbill has levelled body and its upper shell (called carapace) changes its colors.
text: The color of its upper shell (carapace) varies and it is probably dark brown, gray or perhaps olive-colored.
text: Like other turtle species, sea turtles have a top shell, known as a carapace, and a bottom shell, known as a plastron.
text: The upper shell of the turtle is called the carapace.
text: The top shell is called the carapace (a dorsal section of an exoskeleton or shell) and the bottom is called the plastron (the nearly flat part of the shell structure).
text: The upper shell of the turtle is called the carapace.
text: The top shell of a tortoise is called the carapace; the shell that covers a tortoise's belly is called the plastron.
text: The upper shell of the turtle is called the carapace.
text: The shell of the turtle is called the carapace which is streamlined for the purpose of swimming in water.
text: Their body is protected with upper shell called carapace.
text: Alligator snapping turtle has three ridges on a dorsal side of the shell (called carapace).
text: Upper part of the shell (called carapace) is grey-olive colored.
text: Sea turtles have hard shells (called carapaces) that help protect them, but they still have predators.
text: Like other sea turtles (such as the Flatback and Olive Ridley), the Green sea turtle cannot withdraw its head and limbs into its shell (carapace).
text: Box turtles have a high, rounded upper shell (carapace), a flattened bottom shell (plastron) with a transverse hinge, and ligamentous connections (instead of the bony bridge typical of most turtles) between plastron and carapace.
text: Different from other sea turtles, the Flatback has an extremely flat shell (carapace).
text: Like other turtle species, sea turtles have a top shell, known as a carapace, and a bottom shell, known as a plastron.
text: The top shell (known as carapace) of this turtle is shaped somewhat like a teardrop or perhaps more like a heart.