Elaps Ezequieli e Rhinostoma bimaculatum, cobras novas do Estado de Minas Geraes

Lutz, Adolpho; Mello, Oswaldo de

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“…A second specimen of iglesiasi from Nova Rodelas, Ba, was generously lent to me by Dr. A.S. Abe. To complete the sample of iglesiasi I used the data published by Gomes (1915) in the original description of Rhinostoma iglesiasi and those furnished by Lutz& Mello(1923) in their description of Rhinostoma bimaculatus, asynonym of Phimophis iglesiasi. I have also a juvenile of Phimophis without loreal that I obtained at Alagoado in the state of Bahia (9° 29' S; 41° 21' W).…”

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Herpetofauna of palaeoquaternary sand dunes of the middle São Francisco River: Bahia: Brazil. VI. Two new species of Phimophis (Serpentes: Colubridae) with notes on the origin of psammophilic adaptations

Rodrigues

1992

Pap. Avulsos Zool.

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Two new species of psammophilous pseudoboine snakes are described from the Palaeoqua ternary dune fields ofthe middle Sao Francisco river. They are atributed to the genus Phimophis although the strongly projecting rostral characteristic of the genus is absent in both. Phimophis scriptorcibatus sp. n., from Ibiraba on the left bank of the river and Phimophis chui sp. n., from the opposite margin are apparently closely related. This is the fourth example of a reptile species pair that is separated by the Sao Francisco river. The relevance of the allopatric distributions of species in these pairs to an understanding of the recent history of the river and speciation is discussed. A model for the origin and maintenance ofpsammophilic adaptations in this arenicolous fauna is proposed.

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Herpetofauna of palaeoquaternary sand dunes of the middle São Francisco River: Bahia: Brazil. VI. Two new species of Phimophis (Serpentes: Colubridae) with notes on the origin of psammophilic adaptations

Rodrigues

1992

Pap. Avulsos Zool.

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Adolfo Lutz

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1955

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Conheci ADOLFO LUTZ, que foi meu professor de Zoologia médica no Instituto Oswaldo Cruz. É com emoção que recordo aquela época da minha vida. LUTZ tinha, então, setenta e. sete anos, possuía inteligência lúcida, memória extraordinária e incrível soma de saber. As preleções sôbre os temas versados eram apoiadas em grande contingente pessoal. Era notável a profundidade das observações e a precisão dos conceitos que expendia. Os meus apontamentos sôbre distribuição geográfica, taxínomia. morfologia e outros, estão entremeados de particularidades sôbre clínica, patogenia, terapêutica e profilaxia. As qualidades de biologista e de médico coexistiam com as de patologista e de higienista. Entrelaçava os ensinamentos entre a zoologia e a medicina através da parasítologia e da entomologia.[...]

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Elaps Ezequieli e Rhinostoma bimaculatum, cobras novas do Estado de Minas Geraes

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Herpetofauna of palaeoquaternary sand dunes of the middle São Francisco River: Bahia: Brazil. VI. Two new species of Phimophis (Serpentes: Colubridae) with notes on the origin of psammophilic adaptations

Herpetofauna of palaeoquaternary sand dunes of the middle São Francisco River: Bahia: Brazil. VI. Two new species of Phimophis (Serpentes: Colubridae) with notes on the origin of psammophilic adaptations

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