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Captive reproduction of the Papuan taipan (Oxyuranus scutellatus canni)
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      HerpetologyPapua New GuineaHerpetofaunaSnakes
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      Southeast Asian StudiesSnake EcologySabahSea Snakes
be bright yellow plastic tag, tiny and slim, glistened like a jewel among the gray tones of the fish and snakes in the bottom of the boat-we had recaptured our first tagged sea snake! Success of the mark-andrecapture study on sea snakes... more
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      Malaysian StudiesSnake EcologySungai MuarSea Snakes
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      HerpetologySensory EcologySensory NeuroscienceConservation
The diets of all SouthEast Asian water snakes of the subfamily Homalopsinae are reviewed. New diet observations for 10 species of homalopsine snakes are presented. The data on four of these, Cantoria violacea, Enhydris doriea, E.... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyZoologyNatural HistoryMangrove Ecology
A short comunication is on  occurrence of cannibalism in the lizard Ophisops microlepis from the foothills of Central Aravalli, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India.
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      Reproductive Biology of SnakesSnake EcologyPopulation Ecology of Venomous Snakes
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      Malaysian StudiesReproductive Biology of SnakesSnake EcologySungai Muar
The colubrid Pseudablabes agassizii is a small philodryadine snake distributed in open areas in south-eastern South America. We provide information on morphology, habitat use, diel activity, diet, feeding behaviour, reproduction, and... more
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    • Snake Ecology
We assessed the conservation status of 61 species from a central Brazilian snake assemblage by ranking species according to their vulnerability to ten threat factors that are thought to influence the survival of snake populations. The... more
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    • Snake Ecology
Prior to entering the Straits of Malacca the Muar River meanders nearly at sea level for about 20 kilometers. Much of this portion of the river is influenced by semi-diurnal tides that occur in the Straits. In the 1970s and 1980s several... more
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      Southeast AsiaMalaysiaBiodiversity ResearchSnakes
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      MalaysiaSnake EcologySabahPaddy Field
_______________________________________________ iv À Vívian, minha querida companheira de todos os momentos v Agradecimentos Agradeço imensamente a todas as pessoas que participaram de alguma forma desse trabalho: Ao Alexandre Araújo, por... more
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    • Snake Ecology
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      HerpetologyPredator-Prey InteractionsPapua New GuineaPredation
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      Mangrove EcologySnakesSnake Ecology
Within Braulio Carrillo National Park (BCNP) of Costa Rica, there is a lack of quantitative data regarding the snake community despite its informally reported abundance and relevance to human health. The objective of this research was to... more
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      Costa RicaBiodiversitySnakesSnake Ecology
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      HerpetologySensory EcologySensory NeuroscienceConservation
We describe the finding of a juvenile melanin Hemorrhois hippocrepis in the island of Ibiza. / Es descriu la troballa d’un exemplar juvenil melànic d’Hemorrhois hippocrepis a l’illa d’Eivissa. / Se describe el hallazgo de un ejemplar... more
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      Landscape EcologyIsland StudiesClimate Change AdaptationMarine Ecology
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      Malaysian StudiesSnake EcologySabahSea Snakes
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      Malaysian StudiesSnake EcologySnake dietSungai Muar
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      SnakesReproductive Biology of SnakesSnake Ecology
Annual variations of activities of 13 snake species from the province of Có rdoba, Argentina, are described based on the analysis of 6838 records of arrivals to the serpentarium of Centro de Zoología Aplicada (Có rdoba, Argentina) between... more
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    • Snake Ecology
Reporting an unusual case of the ingestion of a discarded foam ear plug by D.vestigiata in Central Province, Papua New Guinea.
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      HerpetologyConservation BiologyPapua New GuineaSnake Ecology
Repeated use of roadside tunnels of the European mole (Talpa europea) as a communal nesting area by grass snakes, Natrix natrix: are there thermal benefits? Abstract-The presence of oviparous reptiles in relatively cool climates is... more
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      ReptilesEcology of Amphibians and ReptilesSnakesReproductive Biology of Snakes
A total of 119 little file snakes (Acrochordus granulatus), collected at Phangnga Bay from February 2002 to August 2003, were studied. The snakes were divided into four groups according to their sex and reproductive stage: 23 juvenile... more
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      ZoologyBiologySexual dimorphismSexual size dimorphism
C O N S E R V A T I O N A L E R T  World’s Mammals in Crisis ............................................................................................................................................................. 220  More Than... more
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      BiologyReptilesLizardsEcology of Amphibians and Reptiles
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      ReptilesLizardsEcology of Amphibians and ReptilesSnake Ecology
A total of 1,364 sea snakes were collected from the seas adjacent to peninsular Malaysia to study the fouling rates of epizoic bryozoans and the spatial distribution of the epizoans on the hosts. Only a single bryozoan species, the... more
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      Snake EcologyBarnaclesSea SnakesBryozoans
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      SerpentsSnakesSnake EcologySerpentes