Olive green to brown carapace with yellow stripes and a distinctive red stripe behind each eye. Plastron is yellow with dark markings.
Olive to dark green carapace with yellow stripes; plastron mostly yellow with dark blotches. Yellow markings on legs and neck.
Smooth, dark carapace with red, yellow, or orange stripes; plastron yellow to orange with dark blotches. Limbs have red and yellow stripes.
Small, dark brown or black carapace with lighter markings; plastron lighter, often with dark spots. Smooth shell and relatively short limbs.
Dark carapace with intricate light-colored map-like lines; plastron lighter with faint markings. Limbs and head have stripes or spots.
Dark olive to brown carapace, smooth or slightly ridged; plastron lighter. Head and neck are patterned and can fold sideways.
Domed shell with yellow or light-colored star-like patterns radiating from scutes; head and limbs are brown with yellow markings.
High-domed shell with yellow, orange, or brown patterns; plastron hinged for complete closure. Limbs and head patterned similarly.
Large, rugged carapace with serrated rear edge; long, muscular tail. Dark brown to blackish coloration.
Olive to dark brown carapace with three distinctive longitudinal stripes; yellowish plastron with darker markings.
Dark brown to black carapace with leaf-like markings, black plastron. Small size with elongated limbs.
Flattened, triangular head with tubercles, rough shell with leaf-like texture and dark brown color. Neck and head have skin flaps for camouflage.
Oval, diamond-patterned carapace; gray to brown coloration. Skin may have spots or stripes depending on subspecies.
