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Thamnophis species and subspecies
OK, I'd like a bit of feedback concerning the following list of scientific and common names. Anything missing or incorrect? There's another list in Wikipedia, but I don't trust its accuracy. Neither do I trust the source I used completely, the Rossman et al book. A few have been added afterwards.
1. Thamnophis atratus (Pacific Coast Aquatic Garter Snake) T. a. atratus (Santa Cruz garter snake) T. a. hydrophilus (Oregon garter snake) 2. Thamnophis brachystoma (Short-Headed Garter Snake) 3. Thamnophis butleri (Butler's Garter Snake) 4. Thamnophis chrysocephalus (Golden-Headed Garter Snake) 5. Thamnophis couchii (Sierra Garter Snake) 6. Thamnophis cyrtopsis (Black-Necked Garter Snake) T. c. collaris (Tropical blackneck garter snake) T. c. cyrtopsis (Western blackneck garter snake) T. c. ocellatus (Eastern blackneck garter snake) 7. Thamnophis elegans (Western Terrestial Garter Snake) T. e. arizonae (Arizona garter snake) T. e. elegans (Mountain garter snake) T. e. hueyi (Sierra San Pedro Mártir garter snake) T. e. terrestris (Coast garter snake) T. e. vagrans (Wandering garter snake) T. e. vascotanneri (Upper Basin garter snake) 8. Thamnophis eques (Mexican Garter Snake) T. e. eques (Mexican garter snake) T. e. megalops (Northern Mexican garter snake) T. e. virgatenuis 9. Thamnophis errans (Mexican Wandering Garter Snake) 10. Thamnophis exsul (Exiled Garter Snake) 11. Thamnophis fulvus (Mesoamerican Highlands Garter Snake) 12. Thamnophis gigas (Giant Garter Snake) 13. Thamnophis godmani (Godman's Garter Snake) 14. Thamnophis hammondii (Two-Striped Garter Snake) 15. Thamnophis marcianus (Checkered Garter Snake) T. m. bovallii T. m. marcianus T. m. praeocularis 16. Thamnophis melanogaster (Mexican Black-Bellied Garter Snake) T. m. canescens (Gray blackbelly garter snake) T. m. chihuahuaensis (Chihuahuan blackbelly garter snake) T. m. linearis (Lined blackbelly garter snake) T. m. melanogaster (Mexican blackbelly garter snake) 17. Thamnophis mendax (Tamaulipan Montane Garter Snake) 18. Thamnophis nigronuchalis (Southern Durango Spotted Garter Snake) 19. Thamnophis ordinoides (Northwestern Garter Snake) 20. Thamnophis postremus (Tepalcatepec Valley Garter Snake) 21. Thamnophis proximus (Western Ribbon Snake) T. p. alpinus (Chiapas Highland ribbon snake) T. p. diabolicus (Aridland ribbon snake) T. p. orarius (Gulf coast ribbon snake) T. p. proximus (Western ribbon snake) T. p. rubrilineatus (Redstripe ribbon snake) T. p. rutiloris (Mexican ribbon snake) 22. Thamnophis pulchrilatus (Yellow-Throated Garter Snake) 23. Thamnophis radix (Great Plains Garter Snake) 24. Thamnophis rufipunctatus (Narrow-Headed Garter Snake) 25. Thamnophis sauritus (Eastern Ribbon Snake) T. s. nitae (Bluestripe ribbon snake) T. s. sackenii (Peninsula ribbon snake) T. s. sauritus (Eastern ribbon snake) T. s. septentrionalis (Northern ribbon snake) 26. Thamnophis scalaris (Mexican Alpine Blotched Garter Snake, Longtail Alpine Garter Snake) 27. Thamnophis scaliger (Mesa Central Blotched Garter Snake, Short-tail Alpine Garter Snake) 28. Thamnophis sirtalis (Common Garter Snake) T. s. annectens (Texas garter snake) T. s. concinnus (Red-spotted garter snake) T. s. dorsalis (New Mexico garter snake) T. s. fitchi (Valley garter snake) T. s. infernalis (California red-sided garter snake) T. s. pallidulus (Maritime garter snake) T. s. parietalis (Red-sided garter snake) T. s. pickeringii (Puget Sound garter snake) T. s. semifasciatus (Chicago garter snake) T. s. similis (Blue-striped garter snake) T. s. sirtalis (Eastern garter snake) T. s. tetrataenia (San Francisco garter snake) 29. Thamnophis sumichrasti (Sumichrast's Garter Snake) 30. Thamnophis validus (Mexican Pacific Lowlands Garter Snake) T. v. celaeno T. v. isabelleae T. v. thamnophisoides T. v. validus 31. Thamnophis rossmani (Rossman's Garter Snake)
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Re: Thamnophis species and subspecies
Stefan,
Under the forums care sheets: Thamnophis atratus zananthus- Diablo Range Thamnophis rossmani- Rossman's Garter The above are the only two species not on your list. Couldn't find any errors on any listed. Great job.
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Re: Thamnophis species and subspecies
Seems to me that few people keep them long enough to actually learn something about them. That's how we end up with otherwise really experienced snake keepers, who know practically nothing about garter snakes.
Sid, Rossman's garter is #31. ![]()
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Re: Thamnophis species and subspecies
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Sorry, don't know how I missed that
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Sid 9.14 T. s sirtalis, 2.2. T. s pinkeringii, 1.1 T. e vagrans, 1.1 T. s parietalis, 1.0 T. s sackenii- Peninsular Ribbon |
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Thamnophis angustirostris - Longnose Garter Snake. Mexico (Federal, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Sonora and Durango).
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