Turtles have another hard plate that covers the stomach; this is called a plastron. A snapping turtle's plastron is small and leaves much of their body exposed. This means that they cannot pull their head and legs into their shell for protection against predators, as most other turtles can.
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For appointments, please call the Patient Access Center at 888-770-2462 (888-770-CHOC) Complete the CHOC Childrenâs Specialists Pulmonology Referral Request Form located at http://www.choc.org/referralguidelines. Fax ALL pertinent medical records to 855-246-2329 (855-CHOC-FAX) 2 | Page. To speak with a CHOC Childrenâs Specialist in Pulmonology, please call 714 -509-8622 September 30, 2015.