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“…We also discovered a presumed new species belonging to the genus Thamnodynastes Wagler, 1830 ( Figure 3E), and Phalotris concolor (CHUNB 17435, 51553). This specimen, a male, with a combination of uniform light brown dorsal coloration, 1+1 temporal scales, blotched infralabial and gular region, 202 ventral scales and 36 subcaudal scales, falls within the variation described by Moura et al (2013). This is the first record of Phalotris from the state of Bahia and highlights the need for more taxonomic studies with this genus.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 57%
“…We also discovered a presumed new species belonging to the genus Thamnodynastes Wagler, 1830 ( Figure 3E), and Phalotris concolor (CHUNB 17435, 51553). This specimen, a male, with a combination of uniform light brown dorsal coloration, 1+1 temporal scales, blotched infralabial and gular region, 202 ventral scales and 36 subcaudal scales, falls within the variation described by Moura et al (2013). This is the first record of Phalotris from the state of Bahia and highlights the need for more taxonomic studies with this genus.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 57%
“…The genus is poorly represented in museum collections, but 14 species are currently recognized separated into three species groups (Ferrarezzi 1993): the tricolor group of five species (Jansen and Köhler 2008), the bilineatus group with four species (Puorto and Ferrarezzi 1993;Cacciali and Cabral 2015) and the nasutus group which includes five species (Moura et al 2013). Following Entiauspe-Neto et al (2021) we do not recognize the recently-described P. cerradensis Silveira, 2020 of this latter group as a valid species.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Data on morphological traits of other South American colubrid species and genera were taken from Peracca (1904), Van Denburgh (1912), Werner (1924), Stuart & Bailey (1941), Slevin (1942), Smith & Taylor (1945), Stuart (1949), Stuart (1954), Peters (1960), Fritts & Smith (1969), Peters, Donoso-Barros & Orejas-Miranda (1970), Villa (1971), Villa (1990), Myers (1973), Wilson (1976), Wilson (1987), Wilson (1999), Wilson & Mena (1980), Savage & Donnelly, 1988, Pérez-Santos & Moreno, 1988, Savage & Crother (1989), McCranie & Wilson (1991a), McCranie & Wilson (1991b), McCranie & Wilson (1992), McCranie & Villa (1993), Cei (1993), Ferrarezzi (1993), Puorto & Ferrarezzi, 1993, Myers & Cadle (1994), Smith & Campbell (1994), Campbell, Camarillo & Ustach (1995), Zaher (1996), Zaher (1999), Franco, Marques & Puorto (1997), Campbell (1998), Campbell & Smith (1998), Starace (1998), Kornacker (1999), Savage (2002), Sawaya & Sazima (2003), Köhler (2003), Köhler (2008), McCranie & Castaneda (2004), Solorzano, 2004, Stafford (2004), Lema, D’Agostini & Cappelari (2005), Scott et al (2006), Cacciali, Carreira & Scott (2007), Harvey et al (2008), Jansen & Köhler (2008), Zaher et al (2009), Myers (2011), Passos, Ramos & Pereira (2012), Moura Ribeiro, Caldeira Costa & Magalhães Pirani (2013), Townsend et al (2013) Myers & McDowell (2014), Wilson & Mata-Silva (2015) and Wilson & Mata-Silva (2014).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%