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60.96 cmLength · definition
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The alligator snapping turtle is a freshwater turtle from the southeastern United States, distinguished by its spiked shell and powerful jaws.
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2 feet is about 1.02 times the straight carapace length of an alligator snapping turtle.
Length: 60.96 cm; definition.
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Defined straight carapace length: 60 cm; defined specimen; range 40 cm–80 cm.
A defined adult alligator snapping turtle with a 60 cm straight carapace and 35 kg mass. Head and tail extend beyond the calibrated shell span; very large individuals can be heavier.
US Fish and Wildlife Service — Alligator snapping turtle
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Length · definition
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Defined straight carapace length · defined specimen · range 40 cm–80 cm
A defined adult alligator snapping turtle with a 60 cm straight carapace and 35 kg mass. Head and tail extend beyond the calibrated shell span; very large individuals can be heavier.
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