J. A. Holman 2000

Full reference
J. A. Holman. 2000. The fossil snakes of North America [J. Head/J. Head/M. Uhen]
Metadata
ID number:  12939
Created:  2005-03-19 16:33:56
Modified:  2023-03-22 14:58:08
Publication type:  book
Taxonomy:  stated without evidence
Language:  English
Taxonomic names (2)
Crotalus viridis, Lichanura
Taxonomic opinions (17) - view classification
'Ameiseophis belongs to Colubrinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Anilioides minuatus [misspelled as Anilioides minuatos] belongs to Anilioides' according to W. Auffenberg 1963
'Calamagras primus belongs to Calamagras' according to M.K. Hecht 1959
'Crotalus potterensis is a subjective synonym of Crotalus viridis' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Crotalus viridis belongs to Crotalus' according to Rafinesque 1818
'Crotalus belongs to Crotalinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Dunnophis belongs to Tropidopheinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Geringophis belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Helagras belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Huberophis belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Lichanura belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Ogmophis belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Pterygoboa belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Texasophis belongs to Colubrinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Tregophis belongs to Erycinae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Tropidophiinae [misspelled as Tropidopheinae] belongs to Boidae' according to J. A. Holman 2000
'Tuscahomaophis belongs to Alethinophidia' according to J. A. Holman 2000