1967
DOI: 10.1016/0010-406x(67)90745-1
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Blood serum cholesterol levels in turtles

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“…The presence of three toes on each hind foot further distinguish es triunguis from carolina, major and yucatana; the smooth or only slightly concave plastron of males from bauri, carolina, mator, and putnami; and the small size from maior, mexileana, putnami, and !/ucatana. Jackson and Legendre ( 1967) have shown a higher level of blood serum cholestero l in major than in triunguis, but additional studies are needed to determine the usefulness of this observation as a taxonomic character. The number of specimens they examined was very small, and there is some evidence that the differences may be dietary rather than hereditary.…”
Section: Specimens Examinedmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The presence of three toes on each hind foot further distinguish es triunguis from carolina, major and yucatana; the smooth or only slightly concave plastron of males from bauri, carolina, mator, and putnami; and the small size from maior, mexileana, putnami, and !/ucatana. Jackson and Legendre ( 1967) have shown a higher level of blood serum cholestero l in major than in triunguis, but additional studies are needed to determine the usefulness of this observation as a taxonomic character. The number of specimens they examined was very small, and there is some evidence that the differences may be dietary rather than hereditary.…”
Section: Specimens Examinedmentioning
confidence: 97%