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what turtle is these?

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please can someone let me know what turtle is the is ca n someone let me know please

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I see the "C" shaped marking in the 2nd costal scute but without seeing the spots on the underside or the plastron, what distinguishing characteristics does a Florida Peninsular Cooter have that a Suwannee River Cooter doesn't?
 
I got my info

from Ray Ashton Jr's "Handbook of Reptiles and Amphibians of Florida, PART TWO, LIZARDS, TURTLES & CROCODILIANS"

See scanned drawing below.
 

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