Herpetofauna of the Argentinean impenetrable Great Chaco

Reptilia, Squamata, Serpentes, Dipsadidae, Sibynomorphus lavillai Scrocchi, Porto and Rey 1993: new country record and geographic distribution map

“…Previously reported for Argentina (Scrocchi et al 1993;Lions and Alvarez 1996;Kacoliris et al 2006), Paraguay (Scrocchi et al 1993;Cacciali 2006) and Bolivia (Montero et al 1995;Leynaud and Bucher 1999), the records reported here enlarge the geographical distribution of S. lavillai in ca. 510 km to the east from Província Andres Ibañes, Departamento Santa Cruz, Bolivia (Montero et al 1995) (Figure 2).…”

“…510 km to the east from Província Andres Ibañes, Departamento Santa Cruz, Bolivia (Montero et al 1995) (Figure 2). Kacoliris et al (2006), Lions and Alvarez (1996), Leynaud and Bucher (1999), Montero et al (1995), Scrocchi et al (1993), and the present study.…”

Checklist of lizards and amphisbaenians of Argentina: an update

“…Publications of lists of species inhabiting some protected natural areas, geographic units, or selected phytogeographic regions, like Chaco National Park (Céspedez et al 2001), Patagonia (Scolaro 2005(Scolaro , 2006, chacoan Mar Chiquita (Briguera et al 2005), all National Parks (Chebez et al 2005), Impenetrable Great Chaco (Kacoliris et al 2006a), Buenos Aires coastal dunes (Kacoliris et al 2006b), San Guillermo Reserve San Juan , oriental Chaco (Alvarez et al 2009), Ischigualasto Provincial Park (Sanabria & Quiroga 2009), small private reserves as in Scrocchi and Giraudo (2005), Lopez and Kubisch (2008), Lopez and Prado (2008), or checklists of political geographic units of Argentina, as San Luis province (Avila & Carrizo 2003;Guerreiro et al 2005), Entre Ríos province (Gimenez et al 2008), Mendoza province (Corbalán & Debandi 2008), Córdoba (Cabrera 2009), Chaco, Formosa and Corrientes (Alvarez et al 2002), Río Negro province , Misiones (Lopez & Prado 2012), La Rioja ; general books such as Chebez (2008Chebez ( , 2009 were used only when they included voucher information.…”

Amphibia, Anura, Cycloramphidae, Odontophrynus lavillai: first record for Brazil and geographic distribution map

“…Later, based on both adult and tadpole morphology, this species was recorded from other localities in the Argentinean provinces of Chaco, Córdoba, Formosa, Jujuy, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, and Salta (Kacoliris et al 2006;Rosset et al 2006 and references therein). In Bolivia, O. lavillai was recorded in Santa Cruz department, although the presence of this species is also expected in Chuquisaca and Tarija departments (De la Riva et al 2000).…”

“…Records after Kacoliris et al (2006), Rosset et al (2006), and references therein (solid circles); new record for Porto Murtinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil (red circle).…”