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Lake Cronin snake |
Lake Cronin, Western Australia Photo © Jordan Vos |
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Paroplocephalus atriceps | ||||||
Pronunciation | PAR-oh-plo-SEFF-ah-luss AH-tree-seps | |||||
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Etymology |
Paroplocephalus: 'next-to Hoplocephalus', "in reference to the close relationship and morphological similarity between the two genera."1
atriceps: 'black-headed'2 . |
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Other names |
Brachyaspis atriceps
Notechis atriceps Echiopsis atriceps Denisonia atriceps Suta atriceps |
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Description | Distribution | Natural history | Conservation | Further information | More photos |
RangeWestern Australia, around Lake Cronin, Peak Elenora, Fraser Range, and Salmon Gums. Found in the following Australian states/territoriesWestern Australia Habitat
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