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- identify more than 4 reasonable, insightful barriers/problems that need to change. 1. they are eating all the fish 2. they are taking all of then other predators fish away. 3. There is also that they o
Are over populating  4 because they are overpopulating they are using to much land and other species habitats.

- Identify more than 4 reasonable, insightful possible solutions/strategies to encourage change.
1.i would reccomend putting a dozen of the the turtles predators to see if gthey can hunt them down.
2.we can legalize hunting for that kind of turtle
3.we can lure them away from that habitat with some kind of bait not sure what yet.
4.we can also be sure to try to set traps.

- include 4 or more high-quality examples or pieces of data to support their management plan.
1.as we know the predators are birds and raccons that supports the idea of having predators in the plan.
2.also hunting is a good way to get rid of some species without making it endangered if you unlegalize it afterwards
3.i always thought that that luring  has worked for other species why not for this one.
4.i know that wikepedia can be false sometimes but in this case i think its true

- include 4 or more high quality sources.
http://www.animalspot.net/spiny-softshell-turtle.html#Predators
http://www.wikipedia.com
https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/SpeciesList.aspx?Group=&Sortby=1&state=NM
http://www.google.com

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What it's doing to hurt New Mexico ecology

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What it's doing to hurt New Mexico ecology

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It is eating a lot of the fish so much that different fish do not have enough

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like all turtles do they mate and then lay eggs

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Adult spiny softshell turtles have few natural predators and killed by humans and American alligators. Being attacked, turtles snap at attackers resulting in painful bites.

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OriginWhere did the  texas spiny softshell  turtle come from?

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OriginWhere did the  texas spiny softshell  turtle come from?

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intouduced and estabilished in New Jersey and then reintroduced in New Mexico

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it came from the Gila-Colorado River System  then went along that system into new mexico

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Typical Lifespan: They can live up to 50 years in the wild

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Typical Lifespan: They can live up to 50 years in the wild

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The spiny softshell turtle will eat almost anything in the water that will fit into its mouth, which may include aquatic insects, crayfish, and the occasional fish. They bury themselves under a layer of mud at the bottom of a lake, with only their head sticking out, and catch prey as it passes by. which is all the prey

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The spiny softshell turtle will eat almost anything in the water that will fit into its mouth, which may include aquatic insects, crayfish, and the occasional fish. They bury themselves under a layer of mud at the bottom of a lake, with only their head sticking out, and catch prey as it passes by. which is all the prey

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Apalone s. emoryi was probably A.K.A the texas spiny softshell turtle. introduced into the Gila-Colorado River System from New Mexico around 1900 (Miller, 1946; Stebbins, 1985; Degenhardt et al., 1996; Conant and Collins, 1998).  They have since spread throughout this river system from extreme southwestern Utah, eastern Nevada, southwestern Mew Mexico, and Arizona

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Apalone s. emoryi was probably A.K.A the texas spiny softshell turtle. introduced into the Gila-Colorado River System from New Mexico around 1900 (Miller, 1946; Stebbins, 1985; Degenhardt et al., 1996; Conant and Collins, 1998).  They have since spread throughout this river system from extreme southwestern Utah, eastern Nevada, southwestern Mew Mexico, and Arizona

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                               Texas Spiny Softshell

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                               Texas Spiny Softshell

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Its a Turtle. Apalone spinifera emoryi  is scentific name