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NE Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Territory Photo © Gina Barnett |
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Elseya lavarackorum | ||||||
Pronunciation | ELL-see-ah la-vor-ACK-OR-um | |||||
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Etymology |
Elseya: possibly after someone called Elsey.1
lavarackorum: after Jim and Sue Lavarack, discoverers of the fossil from which this species was described. |
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Other names |
Lavarack's turtle
Emydura lavarackorum |
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Description | Distribution | Natural history | Conservation | Further information | More photos |
RangeNicholson River drainage area, Queensland and Northern Territory. Found in the following Australian states/territoriesNorthern Territory, Queensland Habitat
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