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.
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synonymized
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Loveridge
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with
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based upon significant shared morphology summarized in
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB5FFE1FF30FBBFFEA69EDA" bold="true" box="[199,352,1133,1158]" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Distribution.</emphasis>
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inhabits the Sahul Self on the north coast of
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from near Derby, Western
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(~
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) westward along the north coast to the Cape York Peninsula in Queensland
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(~
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). The eastern edge of the distribution of this species is uncertain. Wilson and Swans (2003) and Coggers (2004) distribution maps show it present as far north as the tip of the Cape York Peninsula. The most eastern locality based upon museum specimens is the Edward River (~
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) in Queensland. It is also present on the southern coast of New
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.
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reported this snake in the
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as well as
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB5FFE1FF42FAECFEFA9F09" box="[181,316,1341,1365]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">C. rynchops</emphasis>
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. While this may be based on an aberrant specimen of
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, or confusion of nomenclature, evidence that this Australian snake has colonized the Indonesian Archipelago is based upon a single museum specimen (WAM
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), examined by us which was collected at Waingapu, Sumba
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,
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). This specimen is the only documentation of
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off the Sahul Shelf that we are aware of, and combined with Kopsteins observations suggests the species has been able to cross Webers Line.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB5FFE1FF30FA38FEFC9C5F" bold="true" box="[199,314,1514,1539]" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Diagnosis</emphasis>
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can be distinguished from all other members of the genus by its 23 scales rows (range 2125) at midbody, imbricate scales on the crown, lack of keeled scales on crown anterior to the angle of the jaw; lack of contact between first labial and loreal; horizontally divided last upper labial; and mottled venter
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has 23 scale rows at mid body, the first labial usually contacts the loreal; and the crown has rounded juxtaposed scales, the venter is a uniform black.
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has 2731 scale rows at mid-body.
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has 25 scale rows at mid body (rarely 23); keeled scales on the crown anterior to the angle of the jaw, and the last two upper labials are horizontally divided.
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usually has 23 scale rows at mid-body (rarely 21 or 25), the first upper labial usually contacts the loreal.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB5FFE1FF30F92DFEF39D44" bold="true" box="[199,309,1791,1816]" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Variation</emphasis>
. The largest male measured had a total length of
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, with a
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tail. The largest female measured had a total length (TL) of
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tail. Scales in the occipital region of the head and on the neck lack keels. Keels are present on most dorsal rows, except the first one (some individuals may also lack keels, or have very weak keels on scale rows 2 through 4). The loreal is usually single, rarely double; usually not in contact with the subocular (75%). Most (82%) specimens have the preocular scale in contact with the upper labials 3-5; however, the preocular scale did not contact the upper labials in all (n=3) of the specimens from the Edward River, Queensland population we examined (this same population also showed a horizontally divided postocular).
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These character states were also seen in specimens from other populations. Upper labials 24 contact the loreal; the upper labial under the orbit of the eye (and subocular scales) is usually 5 (64%), or 56 (25%), rarely are they 4, 4+5, or 6. The posterior upper labials are horizontally divided; the first divided upper labial ranged from 5 to 8, with 7 (54%) and 8 (39%) being the most frequent in 28 sides examined. The number of divided upper labials posterior to the eye ranges from 13, with one being the most frequent (39%), and 2 being the second most frequent (32%). Lower labials in contact with the anterior pair of chin shields 13 (11%) or 14 (89%) in 28 sides examined. Largest remaining fragment of the frontal scale usually longer than the supraocular; it was shorter than the supraocular in two (14%) specimens (SAM 2260, SAM 6651). The nasal cleft usually touches the second upper labial (82% of 28 sides), occasionally the first upper labial (14% of 28 sides), and rarely the loreal (3% of 28 sides). The internasal contacts the loreal in 57% of the 28 sides examined. Scale rows at midbody are usually 23 (71%) or 25 (21%), rarely 21 (8%). Two primary temporal scales vary greatly in size and shape. However, of 28 sides examined the dorsal scale was larger than the ventral scale in 27 (96%) instances. Three pairs of chin shields present in 11 (79%) specimens, two pairs of chin shields present in 3 (21%) specimens. Ventral scales in males 146154 (n=5) and in females 142153 (n=9). The divided subcaudal scales numbered
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males (n=5) and 4751 (n=9) in females. The pattern is usually distinct; eye stripes were present in six specimens examined and absent in eight specimens; dorsum is gray with irregular dark cross bands or bars 23 scales long; these may be expressed as spots. Lateral blotches involving scale rows 13 have that pigment fused with darker pigment on the ventral surface.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB4FFE0FF60F89BFED49D03" bold="true" box="[151,274,1865,1888]" pageId="9" pageNumber="10">FIGURE 4.</emphasis>
The Australian Bockadam,
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. Two color morphs from the Northern Territory, vicinity of Darwin. JCM.
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has several color and pattern morphs, individuals can be: a uniform red or gray or have partial transverse bands that may alternate sides, a mid-dorsal row of spots that may extend onto the tail; many specimens have a postocular stripe. The venter may be cream, yellow or salmon with mottling or blotches.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FF60FF4AFECD9AEC" bold="true" box="[151,267,152,176]" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">TABLE 3.</emphasis>
A comparison of
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and two of the paratypes of
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suggesting that the two are conspecific.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FBAEFF20FB239B5B" box="[1113,1253,242,263]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">novaeguineae</emphasis>
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Figure 5
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. A female,
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116021 from
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:
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Islands: Arakabesang (formerly Ngerekebesang)
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(~
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).
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.
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,
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:
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: Oreor
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(~
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) 70651; Arakabesang (formerly Ngerekebesang)
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(~
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) 11602021;
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65857; Babeldaob
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, Ulimang village (~
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)
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507563, Oreor
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, Ngesaol village 531967.
</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FF30FBABFEFC9ECE" bold="true" box="[199,314,1145,1170]" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Diagnosis</emphasis>
.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FEB9FBABFDD19ECD" box="[334,535,1145,1169]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Cerberus dunsoni</emphasis>
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can be distinguished from all other members of the genus with 23 scales rows at midbody by its rounded, juxtaposed, plate-like scales on the crown; these scales appear to be thickened compared to the scales of other
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FE65FB16FE3D9E80" box="[402,507,1220,1244]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Cerberus</emphasis>
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species. The 9th upper labial is horizontally divided. These characters, combined with large parietal scale fragments and its uniform black venter, make this a very distinctive species. The large, plate-like fragments of the parietals may fuse with the temporal scales. The parietal scales in other
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FAFEFADEFAB79F78" box="[1289,1393,1292,1316]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Cerberus</emphasis>
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are usually fragmented into small scales similar to other scales on the crown. The scales on the crown anterior to the level of the angle of the jaw usually lack keels; all other
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FCD4FA86FC4D9F30" box="[803,907,1364,1388]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Cerberus</emphasis>
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with the exception of
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FB78FA87FAD59F30" box="[1167,1299,1364,1388]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">C. australis</emphasis>
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have scales with keels anterior to the level of the angle of the jaw. Crown scales are distinctly rounded and juxtaposed; in other
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB7FFE3FF60FA4EFEC69FE8" box="[151,256,1436,1460]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="11">Cerberus</emphasis>
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these scales tend to be sharp-edged and slightly imbricate. Light pigment forms an irregular ventrolateral stripe involving scale rows 12; this stripe involves rows 13 or
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other
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with the exception of
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which has 2729 scale rows at midbody. The ventral pattern is uniform black or dark brown in preserved
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, while all other species have a mottled ventral surface, or one with an irregular central stripe of dark pigment. This species tends to have a broader, more robust head than the other species in the genus and it lacks the dorsolateral pattern of bars or incomplete cross bands.
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Description of
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. A female,
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SVL,
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tail (tail incomplete). Head distinct from neck, body cylindrical, head dorsolaterally compressed. Rostral pentagonal, about as broad as tall; nasal scales divided, nasal groove contacts the first labial and internasal; internasal scale divided and makes narrow contact with loreal; prefrontal scales slightly smaller than nasals; frontal small, about the same size as the prefrontals, length less than the supraocular scale. Ocular ring consists of one supraocular, one preocular, two suboculars, and two postoculars on the left, one on the right. Loreal single, in contact with upper labials 14 (third upper labial on the left crowded out by the others and does not touch the loreal). Upper labials 10/11, ninth horizontally divided, 57 contact the suboculars. Lower labials 13, with 14 contacting anterior chin shield. Three pairs of chin shields, first pair is the largest, third pair smallest and barely distinguishable from the gulars. Dorsal scales keeled and striated; first dorsal row lacks keels; rows on anterior body 25, rows at midbody 23, rows at posterior body 17. Ventrals 147, rounded; subcaudals divided 44/45, tail tip missing (subcaudal counts incomplete).
</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB6FFE2FF60F9B2FED59C2A" bold="true" box="[151,275,1632,1655]" pageId="11" pageNumber="12">FIGURE 5.</emphasis>
The Palau Bockadam,
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AMNH116020. Note the rounded scales and the parietal scale fragments (arrows).
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB6FFE2FF30F93FFE6F9D5A" bold="true" box="[199,425,1773,1798]" pageId="11" pageNumber="12">Color and Pattern</emphasis>
. In alcohol: head and dorsal coloration uniform dark brown, lower labials have some yellow pigment extending onto ventral surface of lower jaw. Belly uniform dark brown to black, on dorsal scale rows 12 light pigment forms an indistinct stripe. Ventral surface of the tail with a wide, dark medial stripe.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB6FFE2FF30F888FDFB9D2F" bold="true" box="[199,573,1882,1907]" pageId="11" pageNumber="12">Variation in Referred Material</emphasis>
. All specimens examined are females and similar to the
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with the following exceptions: AMNH 116020 has 146 ventrals, 52/52 subcaudals, 1/2 postoculars, internasal does not contact the loreal, lower labials 13/14. AMNH 70651 has 18 scale rows anterior to the vent, 146 ventrals, 52/51 subcaudals, 14/15 lower labials. UMMZ 65857 has internasal divided into three parts, three suboculars on the right side, two post oculars on the right side, 50/51 subcaudals, and 19 scale rows anterior to the vent. SVL ranges from
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; four complete tails range from
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, and are 2126% of the SVL. Dorsal scale rows 25 on neck, 23 at midbody, 1719 at posterior body. Scales in the first row lack keels. Ventral scales in five females 144 147. Subcaudals in five females: 5054.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB1FFE5FF30FEF0FE9F9B67" bold="true" box="[199,345,290,315]" pageId="12" pageNumber="13">Distribution</emphasis>
.
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB1FFE5FE85FEF1FDFA9B67" box="[370,572,291,315]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="13">Cerberus dunsoni</emphasis>
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is known only from the
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Islands,
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. The
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specimen and the
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AMNH 116020 are from Arakabesang
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. AMNH 70651 is from Koror
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, now Oreor
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(~
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) see
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. UMMZ 65857 is from
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,
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,
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with no specific locality.
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reported this species from Babeldaob (~
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), Arakabesang (=Ngerekebesang) (~
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), and Oreor islands. These are locations in the central and northern portions of the island group and suggest the species is probably widespread in the
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Islands wherever appropriate habitat (mangroves and mud flats) can be found. The nearest
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populations are found about
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west in the
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and about
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and the
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<emphasis id="B9339B0CFFB1FFE5FF30FDEAFE88980C" bold="true" box="[199,334,568,592]" pageId="12" pageNumber="13">Etymology.</emphasis>
This species is named in honor of William A. Dunson for his pioneering work in osmoregulation in reptiles.
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