Trimeresurus ciliaris IDIIATULLINA, PAWANGKHANANT, TAWAN, WORRANUCH, DECHOCHAI, SUWANNAPOOM, NGUYEN, CHANHOME & POYARKOV, 2023
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Trimeresurus ciliaris
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| Higher Taxa | Viperidae, Crotalinae, Colubroidea, Caenophidia, Alethinophidia, Serpentes, Squamata (snakes) |
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| Common Names | E: Limestone Eyelash Pitviper Thai: งูหางไหม้เขาหินปูน (Ngu Hang Mhai Khao Hin Poon) Russian: Resnitchataya ukrashennaya kufiya |
| Synonym | Trimeresurus ciliaris IDIIATULLINA, PAWANGKHANANT, TAWAN, WORRANUCH, DECHOCHAI, SUWANNAPOOM, NGUYEN, CHANHOME & POYARKOV 2023 Cryptelytrops cf. venustus — CHAN et al. 2011: 258 (partim) |
| Distribution | Thailand (Trang) Type locality: Thum Khao Ting, Palian District, Trang Province, Thailand (07°09.943N, 99°48.142E); elevation 28 m |
| Reproduction | |
| Types | Holotype. ZMMU Re-17661, adult male collected by S. Idiiatullina, P. Pawangkhanant and T. Woranuch on 23 January 2023. Paratypes (n = 4). QSMI 1538, adult female collected by P. Pawangkhanant on 18 June 2016 from the same locality as the holotype; AUP-02011, ZMMU Re-17662, ZMMU Re-17663, three adult males collected on 23 January 2023 from the same locality and by the same collectors as for the holotype. |
| Diagnosis | Diagnosis: A species of the genus Trimeresurus which is assigned to the subgenus Trimeresurus based on the following morphological attributes: a long papillose or calyculate hemipenis and partially fused first supralabial and nasal scales (Malhotra and Thorpe 2004a; David et al. 2011). The new species Trimeresurus ciliaris sp. nov. can be distinguished from all other congeneric species by the following combination of morphological characters: three or four small convex supraocular scales; internasals not in contact; small scale between nasal and the scale formed by the fused second supralabial and loreal present; dorsal scales in 17–17–15 rows; ventral scales 172–175 in males, 171 in a single female; subcaudal scales 59–63 in males, 52 in a single female, all paired; in life an emerald-green dorsum with reddish-brown crossbands; creamy-white venter lacking dark dots or stripes on the lateral sides of the ventrals; iris olive-green with faded-brown horizontal stripe; tail dark brown mottled with rusty spots; white vertebral spots present in both sexes located approximately every two or three dorsal scales; dark brown spots forming discontinuous pattern present on 1–3 lateral dorsal scale rows; males having a reddish-brown postocular stripe. (IDIIATULLINA et al. 2023) Additional details (11479 characters) are available for collaborators and contributors. Please contact us for details. |
| Comment | Distribution: see map in Pawangkhanant et al. 2025: 2 (Fig 1). |
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