HerpMapper

@HerpMapper

Global herp atlas & data hub. Point-location data not public to protect pops. Data available for research & conservation.

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    Apr 3

    are full of scientists making a difference, including discovering new species! We're in a really exciting time of discovery & have the chance to ensure future generations inherit a planet packed full of (& other biodiversity!)

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    We spoke to Dr. at the on how their scientists discovered 200 new species of animal last year.
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    Apr 4
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    Reviewed 👍

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  3. Apr 4

    Eastern Glass Lizard (Ophisaurus ventralis) - HM 214489

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    Apr 2

    Carolina Pigmy Rattlesnake (Sistrurus miliarius miliarius) - HM 214282

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    Apr 3

    o hi there

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    Apr 3

    What’s that you say? It’s !!!

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    Apr 2

    Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) - HM 214277

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    Apr 1

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    Apr 2

    New species of one of the most interesting gymnophthalmid lizards, the semiaquatic Neusticurus. This species has been confused with Neusticurus rudis (we actually have known about this taxon for a while)

    A of from and has just been described: Neusticurus arekuna is found in upland and highland regions, and is named in honour of Arekuna tribe who share the region. Find out more here:
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    Apr 2

    Some frogs may be bouncing back after killer chytrid fungus

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    Apr 2

    REMINDER that the Michigan meeting is coming up soon! April 20 at EMU's Fish Lake field station. Poster abstract deadline is this Friday! More info: Here's a happy Blanding's turtle so you'll RT 😁

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    Apr 1

    The Ailao Moustache (Leptobrachium ailaonicum) has a 'moustache' of hard, conical spines. Males use them in combat with other males of their own species in defending breeding sites.

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  13. Apr 2

    Carolina Pigmy Rattlesnake (Sistrurus miliarius miliarius) - HM 214282

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  14. Apr 2

    Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) - HM 214277

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    Apr 2
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    yep - it is an easy way to help collect and share valuable information about reptile and amphibian distributions and biology.

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    Apr 2
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    Nice! Do you use ?

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    Apr 1

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    Apr 1

    I took advantage of some TV down-time this weekend to multi-task by helping Fitch . I annotated images (reduced the non-herp portion) at . Every annotated image helps Fitch learn faster and more preceisely.

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    Apr 1

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    Mar 31

    Eastern Painted Turtle (Chrysemys picta picta) - HM 214130

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