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Picture of a Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Picture of a Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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Mississippi green water snake (Nerodia cyclopion) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gray rat snake (Pantherophis obsoleta spiloides)at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Gulf marsh snake (Nerodia fasciata clarki) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Photo: An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Photo: An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Photo: An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Photo: An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Photo: An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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An Eastern redbelly turtle (Pseudemys rubriventris) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A gulf coast smooth softshell turtle (Trionyx muticus calvatus) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

Picture of a Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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A Mississippi diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) at the Estuarium in Dauphin Island, AL.

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