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Reptile & Amphibian ID: Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office Scott Register and Dr. Frank Flanders April 2006 presents: Reptile & Amphibian ID: Slide set 4 of 9 Georgia Environmental and Natural Resources CDE

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Copperhead Snake

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Corn Snake

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Coral Snake

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Cottonmouth

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Diamondback Rattle Snake Answer: Diamondback Rattle Snake

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Canebrake Rattle Snake Answer: Canebrake Rattle Snake

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Green Anole Lizard

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Red Eared Turtle

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Alligator Snapping Turtle Answer: Alligator Snapping Turtle

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Common Snapping Turtle Answer: Common Snapping Turtle

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Bullfrog

Identify this Reptile/Amphibian:

Answer: Green Tree Frog

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