Vietnam is home to 19 species of wolf snakes, genus Lycodon . Over the last five years, six new species have been discovered in the country. Lycodon yunnanensis (Werner) is reported for the first t...
<p><strong>Tác giả:</strong> Anh Pham, Cuong Pham, Hanh Ngo, Ha Trinh, Thuy Dao, Thai Pham, Nhiet Pham, Chien Dao, Minh Duc Le</p>
<p>Vietnam is home to 19 species of wolf snakes, genus Lycodon . Over the last five years, six new species have been discovered in the country. Lycodon yunnanensis (Werner) is reported for the first time from Ha Tinh Province, Vietnam. Genetic analysis of the mitochondrial cytochrome b (cyt b ) and cytochrome c oxidase subunit I ( COI ) fragments shows that their genetic distances are below 1.65% and 2.89%, respectively. In addition, new records of Lycodon truongi Nguyen, Duong, Wood & Grismer a...</p>
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