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PLANET EARTH: BLUE PLANET II
March 3, 2018  | By David Bianculli  | 1 comment

BBC America, 9:00 p.m. ET

 
SERIES FINALE: There’s actually a Making of the Blue Planet II special still to come, but tonight’s episode is the final, stunning installment of the Blue Planet II series proper. In it, we see Sir David Attenborough, on camera as well as narrating, explaining why our planet’s ecosystem has arrived at a precarious point. But it also shows examples of reversing the tide, so to speak, with tales of dedicated scientists and environmentally concerned lawmakers working around the globe to change, effectively, the threatened populations of leatherback turtles, sperm whales and other literally irreplaceable species and environments. To read or hear my full review “Our Blue Planet,” the series finale, on NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross, visit the Fresh Air website.
 
 
 
 
 
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Indianetzone
Northern River Terrapin is one of Asia's largest freshwater and brackish turtles. The carapace of Northern River Terrapin is moderately depressed, with a vertebral keel in the young, which keel disappears in the adult; nuchal broader than long; first vertebral as broad in front as behind, or a little broader; vertebral 2 to 4 sub equal, much broader than long in the young, nearly as long as broad and as broad as the costal in the adult. The postero-lateral border of the third vertebral is strongly concave.
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