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On the presence of Eunectes murinus (Squamata, Serpentes) from the late Pleistocene of Northern Brazil

, 2013
Brazilian late Pleistocene snakes have an extensive fossil record and are recognized for southern, northeastern and northern regions of this country. This fossil record is represented by the families Boidae, \u27Colubridae\u27, Viperidae and Elapidae ...
Ávilla, Leonardo, Annie Schmaltz Hsiou, Blaine W. Schubert, Hsiou, Annie Schmaltz, Winck, Gisele R., Leonardo Ávilla, Schubert, Blaine W., Gisele R. Winck   +7 more
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Utilização de Placas de polipropileno e fios de náilon na técnica de fixação espinhal segmentar modificada em uma jibóia Polypropylene plates and nylon suture in a modified technique of segmental spinal fixation in a redtail boa

Ciência Rural, 2011
Um exemplar adulto de Boa constrictor com histórico de atropelamento foi atendido no Hospital Veterinário. Exames clínico e radiográfico identificaram a presença de uma luxação no terço médio da coluna vertebral.
Simone Borges Salgueiro De Simone, Mariana Batista Andrade, Líria Queiroz Luz Hirano, Flávia Resende Martins Costa, André Luiz Quagliatto Santos   +4 more
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Reporte de las serpientes del municipio de Tamalameque, Cesar - Colombia [PDF]

Revista Mvz Cordoba, 2012
Objetivo. Identificar preliminarmente los ofidios del municipio de Tamalameque, departamento del Cesar-Colombia. Materiales y métodos. Entre enero y mayo de 2009, mediante búsqueda libre y captura manual se efectuaron muestreos de serpientes, con dos ...
Oscar Ruiz P.
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Constrictor snakes - Boidae, Pythonidae

Zmije udavke pripadaju gmazovima (Reptilia) koji su se razvili krajem paleozoika, a svoj vrhunac dostigli u razdoblju mezozoika. Gmazovi su prve životinje koje su se uspješno prilagodile životu na kopnu.
Pestić - Berišić, Ema
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Filial cannibalism in rainbow boas (Epicrates cenchria and E. assisi)

Theriogenology Wild
Cannibalism, or intraspecific predation, refers to the practice in which an individual completely or partially consumes another conspecific. Filial cannibalism occurs when parents consume their own offspring, whether they are alive or stillborn.
Gabriela Ramos, Tiago de Oliveira Lima, Selma Maria de Almeida-Santos   +2 more
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Australian Nucleotide (DNA/RNA) and Protein sequences from Australian organisms in the family Boidae

The contents of this collection is dynamic and will change over time as more data is deposited into the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and Universal Protein Resource (UniProt).This data collection contains all currently published nucleotide (DNA/RNA ...

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Lexique des animaux latin/kasoa

, 2017
Acanthopis sp. elapidae/heseke Accipiter poliocephalus. accipitridak/sekehin Aepypodius arfakianus. Megapodiidae/seke Ailuroedus melanotis. Ptilonorhynchidés/eyapolo Anguilla bicolor. anguillidae/hemesa Arius latirostris.

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A comparative analysis of female genitalia of seven Old World snakes using a recently proposed technique

Acta Herpetologica
The diversity of genitalia has long intrigued evolutionary and functional morphology scientists, with a primary focus on male copulatory organs. Despite extensive studies on snake genitalia, particularly hemipenes, female copulatory organs remain ...
Kostadin Andonov, Angel Dyugmedzhiev, Borislav Naumov, Nikolay Todorov, Vladislav Vergilov   +4 more
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Systematic revision of the early Miocene fossil Pseudoepicrates (Serpentes: Boidae): implications for the evolution and historical biogeography of the West Indian boid snakes (Chilabothrus)

, 2018
Figure 6. Selected examples of the extant comparative material used in the study. A, midtrunk vertebra of Chilabothrus angulifer (AMNH R 77596); B, midtrunk vertebra of Chilabothrus cf C.
Onary, Silvio, Annie S Hsiou, Silvio Onary, Hsiou, Annie S   +3 more
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Reproductive strategies in boid snakes

, 2014
The important part of life history of species is number and size of offspring, which is limited by size of maternal investment. Family of boas (Boidae) comprises species with various maternal investments.
Vejvodová, Tereza
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