Kessler wrote the episodes " Testudo et Lepus " and " A Necessary Fiction " . " Rome " was cancelled due to high production costs after two seasons.
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Originally described in 1783 by Johann Gottlob Schneider as " Testudo picta ", the painted turtle was called " Chrysemys picta " first by John Edward Gray in 1855.
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Domenico Agostino Vandelli named the species first in 1761 as " Testudo coriacea " after an animal captured at naturalist Samuel Garman described the species as " Sphargis coriacea schlegelii ".
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The Corvair spawned a number of innovative concept vehicles including the Corvair SS, Bertone designed a very advanced one-off prototype for the 1963 Geneva Motor Show, The Corvair " Testudo ".
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At that time, one can find Testudo weighted down with anything from trash to TVs to couches, all of which disappears by the next morning ( with the help of cleaning staff ).
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So as not to become lost in the number of subspecies, recently a few tortoises previously classified as " Testudo graeca " have been assigned to different species, or even different genera.
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In April, the government also clamped down on the Steel Testudo, having discovered that the Colonel was laundering his German sponsorship through a contract with IG Farben, in complicity with Artur Adolf Konradi.
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The structure then repeats at a lower taxonomic level, with what Cuvier notes is one of Linnaeus's genera, " Testudo ", the tortoises, with five sub-genera.
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The viper species " Vipera nikolskii " ( Nikolsky's adder ) and the turtle subspecies " Testudo graeca nikolskii " ( Nikolsky's tortoise ) are named in his honor.
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According to Dio, Severan legionaries applied testudo, using their shields for protecting either themselves or their own missile shooters ( however, it seems that it was not the real testudo that was used in sieges or against highly mobile attackers
