Examples of using Spiny softshell turtle in English and their translations into French
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Spiny softshell turtle.
Restoration team of the spiny softshell turtle, 68 p.
The spiny softshell turtle has two subpopulations in Canada.
Improving recruitment of the Spiny Softshell Turtle in Lake Champlain.
The Spiny Softshell turtles are very sensitive to human disturbances.
Critical habitat has not yet been identified for the Spiny Softshell Turtle.
The spiny softshell turtle is the at-risk species receiving the most media attention.
One of the most interesting facts I learned is that the shore is the nesting ground of a threatened species, the spiny softshell turtle.
The Spiny Softshell Turtle(Apalone spinifera) is unique among our species of turtles. .
Threats to the species' survival Quebec's climate probably serves as a factor limiting the geographic distribution of the spiny softshell turtle in the province.
Spiny softshell turtle(Apalone spinifera) COSEWIC assessment and status report.
Shallow underwater muddy or sandy areas: Spiny Softshell turtles bury themselves in these substrates Dobbyn and Smith 2005.
The Commission recommends that efforts begin immediately to develop andimplement an effective strategy to resolve the matter of an appropriate habitat for the spiny softshell turtles.
The Spiny Softshell Turtle is one of eight turtle species that can be found in Québec.
The existing causeway also provides a habitat for the spiny softshell turtle which is listed as a threatened species in both Vermont and Quebec.
HABITAT: Spiny Softshell Turtles live in rivers or lakes with abundant aquatic vegetation and sandy shorelines.
In the Great Lakes andSt. Lawrence River basin these include species at risk, such as the spiny softshell turtle, the king rail(a marsh bird), Fowler's toad, and the eastern fox snake.
DESCRIPTION: The Spiny Softshell Turtle has a flat leathery shell ranging from brown to green to beige.
In the Great Lakes andSt. Lawrence River basin these include species at risk, such as the spiny softshell turtle, the king rail(a marsh bird), Fowler's toad, and the eastern fox snake.
Inventory of spiny softshell turtle on the property of the Munitions Experimental Test Centre at Nicolet in the spring.
Six of Ontarios's eight species continue to be found with in the RBG sanctuaries, including three at risk species: the northern map turtle, the stinkpot(musk)turtle, and the spiny softshell turtle.
Loss of Spiny Softshell turtles from either subpopulation would constitute a major loss for the species' global range and for biodiversity in Canada.
The Upper Thames Conservation Authority is working towards the recovery of reptiles at risk in the Upper Thames River Watershed,particularly the spiny softshell turtle and the queensnake.
Since spiny softshell turtles have a hard time locating the perfect spot to create their home and nesting area, they often have to lay their eggs in the same area.
Following the public hearings,the Commission received a number of additional written submissions in favour of protecting the habitat of the spiny softshell turtles and urging the Commission to recommend against removal of the causeway in Missisquoi Bay.
Currently, the Spiny Softshell Turtle is the only turtle species mentioned in the petition that is covered by the general prohibitions of SARA s.32 and 33.
Therefore, the Commission recommends that the causeway be removed under the condition that an amount of money equal to the cost of causeway removal be provided by the governments of Canada and Quebec to be spent roughly equally on both sides of the boundary to reduce phosphorous inputsinto the bay and to facilitate the relocation of the habitat for the spiny softshell turtles.
COSEWIC assessment and update status report on the spiny softshell turtle Apalone spinifera in Canada. Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada. Ottawa. viiÂ+Â 17Â pp.
Therefore, the Commission recommends that the causeway be removed under the condition that an amount of money equal to the cost of causeway removal be provided by the governments of Canada and Quebec to be spent roughly equally on both sides of the boundary to reduce phosphorous inputs into the bay andto facilitate the relocation of the habitat for the spiny softshell turtles.
The Commission recognizes that the spiny softshell turtle is a threatened species under both Vermont and Quebec law, and that the removal of the causeway would remove some habitat for the turtles. .
