This work presents an updated dichotomous key to all snake species of Europe, based on morpho-logical, morphometric and distributional characters. It gathers data from both the last dichotomous keys concerning European snake species and every following paper giving updates on taxonomic classification or the occurrence of new allochthonous species. The key includes 58 snake taxa, in-cluding 57species and one still unnamed taxon, distributed on the European territory, and photo-graphic material for each species. The aim of this paper is to make the identification of all Europe-an snake species through a single manuscript more accessible, not only for researchers, but also for citizen science, thus enhancing data collection and assist species conservation.
Matteo Riccardo Di Nicola, Francesco Paolo Faraone, Thomas Zabbia (2022). An updated dichotomous key to the snakes of Europe. BASIC & APPLIED HERPETOLOGY, 36, 47-64 [10.11160/bah.238].
An updated dichotomous key to the snakes of Europe
Francesco Paolo Faraone;
2022-01-01
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This work presents an updated dichotomous key to all snake species of Europe, based on morpho-logical, morphometric and distributional characters. It gathers data from both the last dichotomous keys concerning European snake species and every following paper giving updates on taxonomic classification or the occurrence of new allochthonous species. The key includes 58 snake taxa, in-cluding 57species and one still unnamed taxon, distributed on the European territory, and photo-graphic material for each species. The aim of this paper is to make the identification of all Europe-an snake species through a single manuscript more accessible, not only for researchers, but also for citizen science, thus enhancing data collection and assist species conservation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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