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. 2017 Jun 16;5(1):cox037. doi: 10.1093/conphys/cox037

Table 1:

The clinical condition of adult captive tortoises (A1–A11; 6 F:5 M) and wild tortoises (N1–N10; 6 F:4 M) in Clark County, NV, USA

ID Sex MCL (mm) Mass (g) Assessed status Eyes Nares Oral cavity Skin Shell Other BCS
A1 F 250 2411 Abnormal E A, DS 4
A2 F 274 2862 Abnormal E, R A, DM, Er 4
A3 M 270 3914 Abnormal E, R A, DM, Er L 4
A4 M na 2507 Abnormal E, R DS, Er 4
A5 M 274 2165 Abnormal A, DS, Er CM 3
A6 F 283 4329 Abnormal DS, CR, E, R A, DS, Er 4
A7 F 260 3037 Abnormal E, DM A, DM, Er, O LR 4
A8 F 246 2430 Abnormal E, DS A, DM, Er, O 4
A9 M 213 1248 Abnormal E, R L 3
A10 M 171 856 Abnormal A, DS, Er, O 4
A11 F 259 2764 Abnormal E, R A, DS, Er CM 4
N1 F 240 2415 Normal R 4
N2 M 285 4200 Normal R 5
N3 M 294 5035 Normal R 4
N4 F 244 2710 Normal R 4
N5 M 309 4305 Normal R 4
N6 F 224 2095 Normal R 4
N7 F 261 3370 Normal R CP 4
N8 F 267 3498 Normal R CP 4
N9 M 317 5525 Normal R 4
N10 F 256 3200 Normal R 4

Tortoises were evaluated mid-summer (July) immediately before sampling of blood. The following codes indicate clinical anomalies observed during evaluation: A, asymmetrical; CM, coelomic mass; CP, coloration pale; CR, coloration red; DS, discharge serous; DM, discharge mucoid; E, edema; Er, eroded; L, lesions present; LR, labored respiration; O, occluded; R, recessed; ‘−’, clinically normal; MCL, maximum Carapace Length.