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Originally Posted by -Peter the anal shields on the plastron will form either a v or a soft curve and the tail length will vary for starters. |
yeah... if its a sharp 'V' then its a male, and if its more of a curve its female.
I think its curve for female so its easier for them to lay there eggs, because if it were a 'V' the anal plate would be in the way...so to speak (I know thats for eastern long-necks, but not sure if it applies for other species...I would assume so)