Hydromedusa, for the logo potential alone. Multi-headed turtles!

On 9 May 2012 08:12, Tully Foote <tfoote@willowgarage.com> wrote:

> With ROS Fuerte out the door and plans getting underway for Groovy
> Galapagos, it's time to start brainstorming the full name for H Turtle.
>
> As past names have shown, there are no rules to this process.
>
> Please provide suggestions and comments.
>
> -- Your friendly ROS naming committee
>
> Past names and codenames:
> Boxturtle -- boxturtle
> C Turtle -- cturtle
> Diamondback  -- diamondback
> Electric Emys -- electric
> Fuerte -- fuerte
> Groovy Galapagos -- groovy
>
> Our usual starting points are these two lists, I've collated them below:
>
> http://www.meetup.com/Turtle/messages/boards/thread/1619913
> http://www.chelonia.org/byspecies.htm
>
> Hawksbill turtle
> Helmeted turtle
> Hardella
> Heosemys
> Hermann’s tortoise
> Herrera’s mud turtle
> Hieremys
> Hilaire’s side-necked turtle
> Hingeback tortoise
> Hispaniola slider
> Home’s hingeback tortoise
> Homopus
> Honduran wood turtle
> Horsfield’s tortoise
> Huastecan slider
> Hydromedusa
>
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