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American Museum Novitates (2932) : 1-15 - get paper here

New species and subspecies of coral snakes, genus Micrurus (Elapidae), with notes on type specimens of several species. Museo reegionale di Scienze Naturali, Torino, Monographie VI, 517 pp. Bailière et Fils, Paris, (Milan ?), 188 pp.

Iconographie générale des ophidiens, Vol. A new species of monadal coral snake of the genus Micrurus (Serpentes, Elapidae) from western Amazon.

FEITOSA, DARLAN TAVARES NELSON JORGE DA SILVA JR., MATHEUS GODOY PIRES, HUSSAM ZAHER & ANA LÚCIA DA COSTA PRUDENTE 2015.

Comstock Publishing/Cornell University Press, Ithaca Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, USA - get paper here

Beolens, Bo Michael Watkins, and Michael Grayson 2011.

catamayensis was named after the type locality. Named after Marie Firmin Bocourt (1819-1904), French naturalist. On the tail, the males have 5 to 8 (6.8) and the females have 4 to 6 (5.1) black tail bands (Roze 1996: 145).ĭistribution: not in Colombia (Campbell and Lamar 2004). The males have 2/3 14 to 2/3 20 (15.8) and the females have 2/3 15 to 2/3 21 (17.9) black accessory triads on the body. The white bands have a large, irregular spot in the middle. There are black and white bands on the tail. The white bands within a triad are 1 or 2 dorsals and ventrals long with smalI, poorlydefined black tips. Ventrally they have both large and small black smudges or spots. The red bands are 5 to 13 dorsals and ventrals long. The red bands have irregular black tips or large black spots that are concentrated around the periphery to produce the accessory black bands. Ventrally, the bands of the triads are irregular, interrupted, or 1 ventrallong. The other black triads consist of a central band, 3 to 5 dorsals long, and irregular outer bands 1 to 2 (sometimes 3) dorsals long. The nuchal black band is one of the original black bands, behind which an accessory band is formed so that the first triad consists of only 2 black bands. In some specimens the chin is almost completely white. The rest of the head is white, but black tips may be present on some chin scales. Below, the mental and the first infralabials are partially or completely black. The last supralabials and temporals are white. Occasionally, white spots are found on the parietal tips and the first dorsals.

The black cap is separated from the black nuchal band by an irregular white band. Examined: 21 males and 19 females, including all holotypes. Males are without supraanal tubercles (Roze 1996: 145).ĭescription: Males have 197 to 206 (201.6) and females have 212 to 220 (215.9) ventrals subcaudals 43 to 50 (46.2) in males and 32 to 35 (34.1) in females usually 1+I, occasionally 1+2, temporals.

The red bands have both small and large black tips or spots. A black cap is present on the top of the head. Holotype: MCZ 3559, Paratypes: ZSM 66/1914/1-2 ĭefinition: A coral snake with accessory black bands forming triads and with the first triad consisting of only two bands. Holotype: BMNH 1935.11.3.103, male, collected by Carrion Holotype: MNHN-RA 0869, a male from an unknown locality, collected by Liataud in 1843 Type locality: Type locality restricted to Rio Daule, Guayas Province, Ecuador, by Roze, 1967.Įcuadorianus: Ecuador Type locality: “Río Daule, western Ecuador”Ĭatamayensis: S Ecuador (Catamayo Valley) Type locality: 2 km west of Loja, Catamayo Valley, Ecuador,4,780 ft. Micrurus bocourti - TORRES-CARVAJAL et al. Micrurus bocourti - CAMPBELL & LAMAR 2004: 151 Micrurus catamayensis ROZE 1989 (fide VALENCIA et al. Micrurus circinalis - SCHMIDT 1936: 192 (part.) We have no photos, try to find some by Google images search:Įlapidae, Colubroidea, Caenophidia, Alethinophidia, Serpentes, Squamata (snakes)Į: False Triad Coral Snake, Ecuador Coral SnakeĮlaps bocourti JAN 1872, in JAN & SORDELLI 1872