Carapace：

The arrows point out some of the black that is still faintly visible on the plastron.

A particularly colorful male Redbelly Cooter.

The same turtle's plastron.

The elongated claws one the front legs are one indication that this is a male. This is a trait found in male turtles in the following genera Chrysemys, Pseudemys, and Trachemys.

Close up of the male showing the large amount of red coloration in the skin and shell.

These were hatched from eggs removed from a roadkilled female. The plastron patterns typically fade and disappear within a few years.

从图片来看佛氏和纳氏差不多

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