Studying giant tortoise flips without tipping the animals over is a delicate business
When getting back on their feet, shell shape matters for these reptiles
ROOM TO REACH An extreme shell form called a saddleback on some species of Galápagos giant tortoises raises questions about how shape matters.
Y. Chiari
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