Re: Is That Up to Date??

Posted by Jonathan Crowe on June 20, 1999 at 15:46:33:

In Reply to: Is That Up to Date?? posted by Jared on May 29, 1999 at 16:57:09:

I believe that the current consensus among herpetologist gives full species status to the eastern fox snake (now Elaphe gloydi) and the Great Plains rat snake (now Elaphe emoryi). See CNAAR's checklist (link provided below) for a list of all species and subspecies. (The page deals with all U.S. and Canadian snake species, but it won't be too hard to find Elaphe.) I'm not aware of anything more up to date than that.

Good luck!

: Are you sure that is up to date?? It would really be helpful to have the info as up to date as possible.

• CNAAR: Serpentes

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: I believe that the current consensus among herpetologist gives full species status to the eastern fox snake (now Elaphe gloydi) and the Great Plains rat snake (now Elaphe emoryi). See CNAAR's checklist (link provided below) for a list of all species and subspecies. (The page deals with all U.S. and Canadian snake species, but it won't be too hard to find Elaphe.) I'm not aware of anything more up to date than that. : Good luck! : : : Are you sure that is up to date?? It would really be helpful to have the info as up to date as possible.

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