欧洲蛇的最新二分法

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Basic and Applied Herpetology Pub Date : 2022-06-06 DOI:10.11160/bah.238
M. D. Di Nicola, F. Faraone, Thomas Zabbia
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这项工作提出了一个更新的二分类钥匙,所有的蛇种欧洲,基于形态学,形态计量学和分布特征。它收集了有关欧洲蛇种的最新二分类键和每一篇关于分类分类或新的外来物种发生的最新论文的数据。该钥匙包括58个蛇分类群,包括57个物种和一个尚未命名的分类群,分布在欧洲领土上,以及每个物种的照片材料。本文的目的是通过一份手稿使所有欧洲蛇物种的鉴定更容易获得,不仅为研究人员,而且为公民科学,从而加强数据收集和协助物种保护。
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An updated dichotomous key to the snakes of Europe
This work presents an updated dichotomous key to all snake species of Europe, based on morphological, morphometric and distributional characters. It gathers data from both the last dichotomous keys concerning European snake species and every following paper giving updates on taxonomic classification or the occurrence of new allochthonous species. The key includes 58 snake taxa, including 57species and one still unnamed taxon, distributed on the European territory, and photographic material for each species. The aim of this paper is to make the identification of all European snake species through a single manuscript more accessible, not only for researchers, but also for citizen science, thus enhancing data collection and assist species conservation.
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Basic and Applied Herpetology
Basic and Applied Herpetology Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Animal Science and Zoology
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期刊介绍: Basic and Applied Herpetology (B&AH) is the open access scientific journal of the Spanish (AHE) and Portuguese (APH) Herpetological Societies. B&AH publishes original Research Papers and updated Reviews about especially interesting issues dealing with any aspect of amphibians and reptiles worldwide. Authors can also submit Short Notes if these are organized around hypotheses appropriately argued and analysed quantitatively.
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