Citation: Midtgaard, Rune. RepFocus - A Survey of the Reptiles of the World. (www.repfocus.dk). Latest update: December 31st, 2022.




 



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Genus
Charina

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Rubber Boas
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Gummiboas
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Gummiboaer
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1849 |  |
Charina Gray (type species: Tortrix bottae Blainville 1835) |
1852 |  |
Wenona Baird & Girard (type species: Wenona plumbea Baird & Girard 1852) |
1862 |  |
Pseudoeryx Jan [not Pseudoeryx Fitzinger 1826 (Serpentes)] (type species: Tortrix bottae Blainville 1835) |
Contents:
2 species, of which 1 (50.0%) is endemic.
Endemism: 0% 100%
Remarks:
Kluge (1993) regarded
Calabaria as a synonym of Charina (see remarks under Calabaria). Placed in a separate family, Charinidae, by Pyron, Reynolds & Burbrink (2014).
Distribution:
Canada
(British Columbia),
USA
(California,
Idaho,
Montana,
Nevada,
Oregon,
Utah,
Washington,
Wyoming).
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Charina bottae

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Northern Rubber Boa
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Nördliche Gummiboa
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Nordlig Gummiboa
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1835 |  |
Tortrix bottae Blainville |
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Charina bottae Gray 1849 |
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Pseudoeryx bottae Jan 1862 |
1852 |  |
Wenona plumbea Baird & Girard (Stimson 1969) |
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Charina plumbea Cope 1861 |
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Charina bottae plumbea Garman 1884 |
1852 |  |
Wenona isabella Baird & Girard (Stimson 1969) |
1889 |  |
Charina brachyops Cope (Stimson 1969) |
1920 |  |
Charina bottae utahensis Van Denburgh |

Other common names:
bottae: Pacific Rubber Boa
utahensis: Rocky Mountain Rubber Boa
Remarks:
Previously included umbratica.
Distribution:
Canada
(British Columbia),
USA
(California,
Idaho,
Montana,
Nevada,
Oregon,
Utah,
Washington,
Wyoming).
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Charina umbratica

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Southern Rubber Boa
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Südliche Gummiboa
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Sydlig Gummiboa
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1943 |  |
Charina bottae umbratica Klauber |
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Charina umbratica Rodriguez-Robles, Stewart & Papenfuss 2001 |

Remarks:
Rodriguez-Robles, Stewart & Papenfuss (2001) regarded umbratica as a separate species, followed by others (Crother, Boundy & al. 2003; Crother, Boundy, Burbrink & Campbell in Crother (ed.) 2008), but already Erwin (1974) suspected umbratica to be a separate species.
Distribution:
USA
(California).
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