Cheloniidae
The Cheloniidea train a family of Tortue marinades. They have of a carapace without hull and the scales (contrary to the Tortue lute). They also have one or two claws on the fins.
The overlapping Tortue is suspected of hybrider easily with other cheloniidea , such as the Caouanne S. Certains hybrids found with the Brésil or in Florida are viable and fertile because they exist since at least two générations, . An hybrid of green Tortue /imbriqu ée was discovered with the Surinam.
Systematic
The relative evolutionary independent groups are described below by philogénie according to Hirayama, 1997,1998, Lapparent de Broin, 2000, and Parham, 2005:--O Procoelocryptodira |--O Chelonioidea Bauer, 1893 | |--O | | |--O † Toxochelyidae | | `--O Cheloniidae | | |--O Caretta L., 1758 (at least 3 let us tax including 1 extinct) | | |--O… Natator Garman, 1880 | | `--O Chelonini | | |--O Eretmochelys (Li, 1758) (at least 2 let us tax) | | `--O | | |--O Lepidochelys Girard, 1858 (at least 2 let us tax) | | `--O | | `--O Chelonia L., 1758 | `--O Dermochelyoidea of which the Tortoise lute `--O Chelomacryptodira , i.e. the other tortoises cryptodires
See also: Testudines (phylogenetic classification)
List kinds
- Ctenochelys
- Prionochelys
- Peritresius
- Euclastes
- Allopleuron
- Procolpochelys
- Puppigerus
- Argillochelys
- Caretta
- Syllomus
- Natator
- Eretmochelys (tortoise overlapping)
- Lepidochelys (tortoise of Ridley)
- Chelonia (green Tortoise)
See too
External references
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