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Fordonia leucobalia (Schlegel, 1837)
También llamadaCrab-eating (Water) Snake (eng) · Crab-eating Mud Snake (eng) · Crab-eating Snake (eng) · Crab-eating Water Snake (eng) · Crab-eating Water Snake/White Belly Mangrove Snake (eng) · Fordon's Water Snake (eng) · Fordonia (eng) · Krebs-Wassertrugnatter (deu) · Mangrove Snake (eng) · Plain Fordonia (eng) · The Fordonia (eng) · The Plain Fordonia (eng) · Ular bakau (ind) · White-bellied Freshwater Snake (eng)
Descrita por primera vez en: Schlegel, H. Essai sur la physionomie des serpens. Partie Descriptive.
Descripciones de listas y floras indexadas por GBIF
discussion
REMARKS. — Wallach et al. (2014: 293) include Luzon in their distribution statement but we know of no confirmed record for its occurrence there.
Synopsis of the Snakes of the Philippines A Synthesis of Data from Biodiversity Repositories, Field Studies, and the Literature
distribution
PHILIPPINE DISTRIBUTION. — Mindanao (fide Wallach et al. [2014: 293]). GENERAL DISTRIBUTION (OTHER THAN PHILIPPINES). — India (Bengal), Myanmar, Vietnam, Nicobar Ids., Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Timor) to northern Australia.
Synopsis of the Snakes of the Philippines A Synthesis of Data from Biodiversity Repositories, Field Studies, and the Literature
materials_examined
TYPE LOCALITY AND TYPE SPECIMEN (S). — Timor, Indonesia. Lectotype: RMNH 1161 (designated by Iskandar and Colijn [2001: 92]).
Synopsis of the Snakes of the Philippines A Synthesis of Data from Biodiversity Repositories, Field Studies, and the Literature
discussion
Remarks. When F. leucobalia was first reported from Singapore, it was described as a new species, Hemiodontus chalybaeus (Table 1) from one specimen deposited at ZMH (Jan 1863) that is no longer extant. Boulenger (1890 a) later synonymised it with F. leucobalia noting that Jan (1863) recognised the specimen as a different species because it had the internasal scale missing. Following Jan (1863), F. leucobalia was also reported from specimens at ZSI (Sclater 1891 a), a specimen purchased by Hanitsch in September 1898 (Hanitsch 1899), two specimens collected by Sworder (1923) at Kranji, and one specimen at the Raffles Museum from 1927 from Changi (Smith 1930). Then, F. leucobalia went unreported for 62 years (Table 2) until Lim (1989 h) documented one found in a drain on reclaimed land at Changi Central on 15 October 1989. Next, a dead one was encountered in a disused prawn pond at SBWR on 15 August 1992 (Lim & Subharaj 1992), and a live one was found at LCKNP on 28 September 1993 (Lim 1995). Most commonly seen at PRPM, surprisingly the population from there was not reported until Karns (2002). Several reported observations from PRPM involved F. leucobalia being predated upon. First
Singapore’s herpetofauna: updated and annotated checklist, history, conservation, and distribution
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