A checklist and key to the snakes of the genus Geophis (Squamata: Colubridae: Dipsadinae), with commentary on distribution and conservation
Author
Wilson, Larry David
Author
Townsend, Josiah H.
text
Zootaxa
2007
1395
1
31
journal article
10.5281/zenodo.273681
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273681
15.
Geophis dugesii
Bocourt
Geophis dugesii
Bocourt 1883
: 573
.
E
(
lapoidis
)
dugesi
:
Cope 1885
: 386
.
Geophis dugesi
:
Cope 1885
: 386
.
Catastoma dugesii
:
Amaral 1929
: 191
.
Geophis aquilonaris
Legler 1959
: 329
.
Geophis dugesi
:
Duellman 1961
: 96
.
Geophis dugesii aquilonaris
:
Webb 1977
: 551
.
Geophis dugesii dugesii
:
Webb 1977
: 551
.
Geophis dugesi aquilonaris
:
VazquezDiaz & QuinteroDiaz 1999
: 235
.
Holotype
. Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris (
MNHN
) 83278, male collected by
O
. Navarro and given to A. Dugés.
Typelocality. Tangancicuaro,
Mexico
.
Distribution. Known from Aguascalientes, Jalisco, Michoacan, Sinaloa, Durango, and Chihuahua,
1500 2100 m
elevation.
Species group.
chalybeus
(
Downs 1967
)
.
Systematic references.
Bocourt (1883)
, Smith (1939),
Legler (1959)
,
Downs (1967)
Webb (1977)
,
Rodriguez Torres & Vásquez Díaz (1990)
.
Remarks.
Downs (1967: 6263)
tentatively assigned two specimens from southern Sinaloa to
Geophis dugesii
.
Webb (1977: 551)
reduced
G. aquilonaris
to a subspecies of
G. dugesii
based on a collection of specimens from Durango and Sonora.