Herpetology Notes
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<p><em>Herpetology Notes </em>is an online-only and Open Access journal (under CC BY-NC 4.0) published by the Societas Europaea Herpetologica (SEH) alongside its flagship journal, <em>Amphibia-Reptilia</em>. Processing, editing, and typesetting of manuscripts is carried out by an international editorial team. The current rejection rate is around 30%.</p>Societas Europaea Herpetologicaen-USHerpetology Notes2071-5773Six predation events by the Red-banded Snake, <em>Lycodon rufozonatus</em> Cantor, 1842, on Tsushima Island, Japan
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Ango MorikawaTakato Inoue
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2025-04-132025-04-1318273276<p>First record of Kellogg’s Coralsnake, <em>Sinomicrurus kelloggi</em> (Pope, 1928), from Nghe An Province, Vietnam</p>
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Shinya OkabeDung Van TranKanto NishikawaTao Thien NguyenSinh Van NguyenManh Van NguyenHai Tuan Bui
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2025-06-052025-06-0518355359<p>Shedding excess: small tape patches as a lower-impact transmitter attachment method for snakes</p>
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Tyler C. ChristensenJason A. Fantuzzi
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2025-04-232025-04-2318307311<p>Potential predation by a carabid beetle (<em>Catadromus</em> sp.) larva on an adult Spotted Marsh Frog, <em>Limnodynastes tasmaniensis</em> Günther, 1858, in western Victoria, Australia</p>
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Dylan M. WestawayDavid A. De Angelis
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2025-06-132025-06-1318377379Communal nesting behaviour of female American Alligators, <em>Alligator mississippiensis</em> (Daudin, 1801) in southeastern Oklahoma, USA
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Eric C.K. GrenJake A. PruettJared P. WoodTim M. Patton
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2025-03-242025-03-2418215–219215–219<p>New country records of the Laotian Wolfsnake, <em>Lycodon laoensis</em> Günther, 1864, in Myanmar, discovered via citizen science</p>
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Soe Thandar AungPongthep SurwanwareeMin Thant AungJustin M. Berstein
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2025-06-102025-06-1018373–375373–375Rescue records of Leith’s Sandsnake, <em>Psammophis leithii</em> Günther, 1869, from Surat, Gujarat, India with some additional insights on pholidosis and natural history
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Mehul ThakurDikansh S. ParmarHinrich Kaiser
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2025-03-132025-03-1318169–173169–173<p>Bright marks, dark fate: records of predation on <em>Coleodactylus meridionalis</em> Boulenger, 1888 from a movement ecology study in a forest area in southern Bahia, Brazil</p>
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Lucca Izaguirres SouzaCharles V. de Jesus BragaRafaella RosenoLuisa M. Diele ViegasMirco Solé
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2025-06-052025-06-0518351353An Eastern Ribbonsnake, <em>Thamnophis saurita</em> (Linnaeus, 1766), scavenging on a roadkilled Cuban Treefrog, <em>Osteopilus septentrionalis</em> (Duméril & Bibron, 1841), in Everglades National Park, Florida, USA
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Sarah PayneEleanor LaneFaith DunlapMadison VasquezMatthew MetcalfLisa M. McBrideSarah SherburneChristina M. RomagosaAmanda M. KisselAmy A. Yackel AdamsMark R. Sandfoss
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2025-06-132025-06-1318387–388387–388<p>Insights from short-term post-fire monitoring of a population of Hermann’s Tortoise, <em>Testudo hermanni</em> Gmelin, 1789, in Calabria, southern Italy</p>
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<p> </p> <p> </p>Francesco L. LeonettiAntonio G. AdamoGianni GiglioEmilio Sperone
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2025-06-132025-06-1318381385<p>Tail movements as an anti-predatory behaviour in <em>Hynobius okiensis</em> Sato, 1940</p>
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Amaël BorzéeYucheol ShinTaiji Shiraishi
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2025-03-262025-03-2618225227<p>Preliminary data on saltwater crocodiles, <em>Crocodylus porosus</em> Schneider, 1801, and an updated assessment of threats in the Nilwala River, Matara, Sri Lanka</p>
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Trevor L. ProctorPradeep RathnasiriShaya Honarvar
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2025-06-052025-06-0518361363<p>First record of <em>Trimerodytes praemaxillaris</em> (Angel, 1929) from Xaisomboun Province, Laos, with additional comments on morphology, natural history, and the type locality</p>
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<p>We describe the discovery of the 11th specimen of <em>Trimerodytes premaxillaris</em> and use this opportunity to make some clarifying remarks about the history of the species, its type locality, morphology, and natural history. The snake was found at the southernmost locality for the species and represents a new provincial record for Laos. It was in the process of swallowing a juvenile spiny bream (<em>Scaphiodonichthys acanthopterus</em>), the first identifiable prey for this snake. The snake was a female carrying two oviductal eggs indicating that the reproductive season of the species likely coincides with the monsoon season. This correlates with the collection of the hatchling type specimens in late 1925 or early 1926. Finally, we provide some additional detail regarding this species’ scale and colour pattern, as well as a more detailed account of the type locality and the time when the syntypes were collected.</p>Yanpeng ShenChristine M. KaiserKanto NishikawaDaosavanh SanamxayPhouth InthavongHinrich Kaiser
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