A monographic study of the colubrid snake genus Leptodeira.
The systematic status of the colubrid snake, Leptodeira discolor Guenther.
Lepidosis Scalation that of typical colubrid (see Pl.
The food of some colubrid snakes from Fort Benning, Georgia.
The Mexican snakes of the genera Sonora and Chionactis, with notes on the status of othercolubrid genera.
Notes on the variation in and distribution of the Mexican colubrid snake Coniophanes lateritius.
Male combat in American colubrid snakes with remarks on combat in other colubrid and elapid snakes.
The skull is typicallycolubrid and shows no modifications.
On the other hand, if the nature of the hemipenis is of no importance in defining supergeneric groups of colubrid snakes, Tantalophis may have its relationships with Leptodeira and Hypsiglena.
Using Dunn's (1928) arrangement of the American colubrid snakes as a guide permits the taxonomist to group Tantalophis with several genera, some of which occur in South America and others in the West Indies.
A new genus of colubrid snake from the Upper Miocene of North America.
The skull of Conophis is typical of a relatively unspecialized colubrid snake.
Auffenberg (1958) described a new genus and species of fossil colubrid snake from the Miocene of Montana as Dryinoides oxyrhachis and compared it with several recent genera.
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