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2011•Phyllomedusa Journal of HerpetologyOpen access

Morphology and geographical distribution of the poorly known snake Umbrivaga pygmaea (Serpentes: Dipsadidae) in Brazil

Ricardo Alexandre Kawashita Ribeiro, Vinícius Tadeu de Carvalho, Ana Caroline De Lima, Róbson Waldemar Ávila, Rafael de Fraga

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Umbrivaga pygmaea was described by Cope (1868) from an undetermined localityeither Napo or the vicinity of Marañon in Peru.

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Umbrivaga pygmaea was described by Cope (1868) from an undetermined localityeither Napo or the vicinity of Marañon in Peru.

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Umbrivaga pygmaea was described by Cope (1868) from an undetermined localityeither Napo or the vicinity of Marañon in Peru.

Key concepts: Geography, Morphology (biology), Zoology, Distribution (mathematics), Biology, Ecology, Mathematical analysis, Mathematics

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