The undershell or plastron is concave in male torotises enabling him to maintain balance on the female during mating.


Diamondbacks

Nina Mason Pulliam Trust

Special Thanks to
Lorraine Gilberath

 

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PetSmart

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Manship Builders

Tesseract School




Gleaners


J and E Pool Services

 

Gillenwater


PHS logoWelcome to the Phoenix Herpetological Society’s Web site. We are a non-profit 
organization dedicated to educating, rehabilitating and preserving native
and non-native reptiles in Arizona.

We trust that the information on this website will help you to learn more about us and how you can help in our conservation efforts.

 

Sincerely,

Russ Johnson, President

 

 

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