Drymarchon species...excellent some guardian biology....

Posted by regalringneck on March 15, 2002 at 20:38:40:

In Reply to: New Drymarchon species posted by WW on March 15, 2002 at 07:34:43:

WW, thank you for your efforts here (& elsewhere),
While @ this pt. I've merely harvested your piece for my drymarchon cyber-archive, & thus unable to comment, I'm just delighted to see once again this forum functioning in tandem w/ professional print journals. May we presume your piece can be archived @ indigo.com?

What curious minds really want [need!] to know though....is how often you encountered mussuranas in the field; perhaps expressed as an approximate % of your pooled drymarchon encounters!
Yours awaiting additional gems, john gunn

: Together with two Venezuelan colleagues, I recently had the privilege of describing Drymarchon caudomaculatus, a new species of Drymarchon from Venezuela. This also involved some reclassification of the other Drymarchon taxa, with the result that I am now recognising 5 full species in the genus.

: The paper appeared in the Herpetological Journal, a UK-based publication. Since this is probably not all that widely available, I have uploaded a summary of the paper onto a web page, the URL is given below.

: Cheers,

: Wolfgang Wuster

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: WW, thank you for your efforts here (& elsewhere), : While @ this pt. I've merely harvested your piece for my drymarchon cyber-archive, & thus unable to comment, I'm just delighted to see once again this forum functioning in tandem w/ professional print journals. May we presume your piece can be archived @ indigo.com? : What curious minds really want [need!] to know though....is how often you encountered mussuranas in the field; perhaps expressed as an approximate % of your pooled drymarchon encounters! : Yours awaiting additional gems, john gunn : : : Together with two Venezuelan colleagues, I recently had the privilege of describing Drymarchon caudomaculatus, a new species of Drymarchon from Venezuela. This also involved some reclassification of the other Drymarchon taxa, with the result that I am now recognising 5 full species in the genus. : : The paper appeared in the Herpetological Journal, a UK-based publication. Since this is probably not all that widely available, I have uploaded a summary of the paper onto a web page, the URL is given below. : : Cheers, : : Wolfgang Wuster

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