what is the current status of the genus elaphe?

Posted by Jared on May 29, 1999 at 11:35:31:

Hi
I am researching info for a book on colubrids, and I've noticed that many of you are referring to types of rat snakes I haven't heard of. What is the current number of species included in Elaphe (North American). I know of yellow rats, corns, black, gray, fox, everglades, texas, trans pecos, and western green rat. Are there any more, have subspecies been developed for them? Thanks
Jared

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