Distribution and natural history of the Ecuadorian snake Dipsas andiana (BOULENGER, 1896) (Colubridae: Dipsadinae) with considerations on its conservation status. Cisneros-Heredia, D. F. Russian Journal of Herpetology, St. Petersburg, 2007. abstract bibtex The distribution and natural history of Dipsas andiana (Boulenger, 1986), a little-known snake endemic to Ecuador, are revised, and new records are presented that extend its geographical and altitudinal range. A conservation status assessment indicates that D. andiana would classify for the IUCN category “Near Threatened (NT). ” The ecological distribution of the species is apparently related with seasonal forests of the West Ecuadorian zone, a recently recognized biogeographic area between the very humid Choco and the dry Tumbesian zone.
@article{cisneros-heredia_distribution_2007-1,
title = {Distribution and natural history of the {Ecuadorian} snake {Dipsas} andiana ({BOULENGER}, 1896) ({Colubridae}: {Dipsadinae}) with considerations on its conservation status},
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shorttitle = {Distribution and natural history of the {Ecuadorian} snake {Dipsas} andiana ({BOULENGER}, 1896) ({Colubridae}},
abstract = {The distribution and natural history of Dipsas andiana (Boulenger, 1986), a little-known snake endemic to Ecuador, are revised, and new records are presented that extend its geographical and altitudinal range. A conservation status assessment indicates that D. andiana would classify for the IUCN category “Near Threatened (NT). ” The ecological distribution of the species is apparently related with seasonal forests of the West Ecuadorian zone, a recently recognized biogeographic area between the very humid Choco and the dry Tumbesian zone.},
journal = {Russian Journal of Herpetology, St. Petersburg},
author = {Cisneros-Heredia, Diego F.},
year = {2007},
pages = {199--202},
}
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