Types | Holotype: SMF 20533 (= 9349a in Boettger, 1893; Mertens, 1922) Syntypes: lost (presumed), from Mitchell district, Qld. [Hoplocephalus sulcans] Holotype: AM 6590, from unknown locality [Hoplocephalus waitii]. Holotype: QM J194, from Qld. [Denisonia angulata]. Holotype: QM J2957, from Stannary Hills, Qld. [Denisonia revelata]. |
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