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(
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K)
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61303, Rancho Luna, about
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airline S Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos Province, in south­central
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on
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by Z. Vogel.
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61304, same data as
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A slender and moderately large
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of the
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group. It differs from
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in having a smaller rostral (
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A) with an acuminate posterior edge (
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K), a relatively short naris­eye distance (
<figureCitation id="10DD44DAFFA2FFDAFE61FCA7FDB7226E" box="[457,547,866,892]" captionStart="FIGURE 10" captionStartId="17.[151,255,1319,1343]" captionTargetBox="[293,1229,214,1276]" captionTargetId="figure@17.[279,1308,194,1295]" captionTargetPageId="17" captionText="FIGURE 10. Variation in measurements of Typhlops biminiensis and Cuban species of the Typhlops biminiensis Group. For all graphs (A F), the following species are indicated by symbols: T. anchaurus (open diamond), T. anousius (closed square), T. arator (closed diamond), T. biminiensis (open circle), T. contorhinus (open triangle), T. notorachius (closed triangle), T. paradoxus (open square), T. perimychus (closed circle), T. satelles (“ X ”). Trendlines are indicated on some graphs for T. biminiensis and T. perimychus. See text for definition of abbreviations." httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/175423/files/figure.png" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">Fig. 10</figureCitation>
B), a more slender body (TL/MBD 6275 versus 3951), and scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 50%. It differing from all other Cuban species of the group in having a more broadly rounded rostral scale in dorsal aspect that narrows less as it proceeds over the apex of the snout (
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K), and in its low rostral indent (
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F). Additionally, it differs from
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in having a greater number of middorsal scales (514527 versus 453496), scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 50%, and a more slender body (TL/MBD 6275 versus 4159). From
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it differs in being more slender (TL/MBD 6275 versus 5155), having a shorter tail (TL/TA 61 versus 4648), having scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 3441%, having 2224 anterior scale rows instead of 26, having 22 posterior scale rows instead of 24, and having fewer middorsal scales (514527 versus 578579). From
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it differs in being more slender (TL/MBD 6275 versus 4555), having scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 2%, having a wider rostral scale (
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E), and having a relatively smaller upper arm of the anterior nasal (ANTNAS/RW1 = 0.320.33 versus 0.400.64). From
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, it differs in being more slender (TL/MBD 6275 versus 4547), having scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 1540%, and having a relatively smaller upper arm of the anterior nasal (ANTNAS/RW1 = 0.320.33 versus 0.420.53). From
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, it differs in having scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 31%, having a relatively smaller upper arm of the anterior nasal (ANTNAS/RW1 = 0.320.33 versus 0.49), and lacking a rostral umbo. From
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<emphasis id="BA92844DFFA2FFDAFBB6FA7EFB2224C6" box="[1054,1206,1467,1492]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">T. anchaurus</emphasis>
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, it differs in having scale row reduction at 11% TL instead of 31%, and lacking a rostral umbo.
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<paragraph id="8859585FFFA2FFDAFF6EF9CEFCD226CE" blockId="22.[151,1438,666,2012]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">
<emphasis id="BA92844DFFA2FFDAFF6EF9CEFECE2736" box="[198,346,1547,1572]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">Description:</emphasis>
Snout rounded, somewhat down­turned with minimal umbo. Rostral broad and rounded in dorsal aspect, nearly as broad as long (RW1/RL1
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both specimens), with slight mucronation at tip; not flared on apex, apical width (RW2) 0.790.83 RW1; no labial flare, labial width (RW3) 0.690.76 RW1. Anterior nasal width as a proportion of RW1 0.320.33. Preocular angle 113125°, apex not sharply angled; lower portion contacting labials 2 and 3 of upper labial series. OL 1/2 height, OS 0.200.28. Rostronasal pattern strongly divergent. Postocular 3.23.6 times higher than long. First parietal standard, spanning 2 scale rows. Second parietal present and similar in width to the first. TL to
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. TL/TA 5561. TL/MBD 62 75. Middorsal scales 514527. Scale rows 24 reducing to 22 rows very far anteriorly at 11% TL or 22 rows not reducing. Coloration of
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bicolor with dorsal pigmentation (pale brown) very restricted, so that viewed from above it appears as a narrow dorsal band 7 scale rows wide, ending along a jagged border by dropping out of pigmented scales. It is difficult to discern the pigment in the extremely desiccated
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, but it appears to be the same as described for the
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.
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<subSubSection id="C0FC0BD4FFA3FFDBFF6EFF5DFDDC21C8" pageId="23" pageNumber="24" type="distribution">
<paragraph id="8859585FFFA3FFDBFF6EFF5DFDDC21C8" blockId="23.[151,1436,152,298]" pageId="23" pageNumber="24">
<emphasis id="BA92844DFFA3FFDBFF6EFF5DFEF421A3" box="[198,352,152,177]" italics="true" pageId="23" pageNumber="24">Distribution:</emphasis>
Known only from the
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locality, which is a public beach (0 m elevation) east of the inlet to the Bahia de Cienfuegos (
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).
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Etymology:
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is Latin for guard or companion, a satellite, as
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<emphasis id="BA92844DFFA3FFDBFC5FFF2DFB562013" box="[1015,1218,232,257]" italics="true" pageId="23" pageNumber="24">Typhlops satelles</emphasis>
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may be regarded, also recalling the
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locality.
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