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
Conophis
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Road Guarders
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Zentralamerikanische Streifennattern
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Vejvogtere
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1860 |  |
Conophis Peters (type species: Conophis vittatus Peters 1860) |
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1883 | |
Eudromus Garman (type species: Tomodon lineatus Dumeril, Bibron & Dumeril 1854) |
Contents:
3 species, of which 1 (33.3%) is endemic.
Endemism: 0%  100%
Remarks:
Previously included
Crisantophis.
Distribution:
S. Mexico, Central America.
Reported from:
Belize,
Costa Rica,
El Salvador,
Guatemala,
Honduras,
Mexico
(Campeche,
Chiapas,
Colima,
Distrito Federal,
Guerrero,
Jalisco,
Mexico State,
Michoacan,
Morelos,
Nayarit,
Oaxaca,
Puebla,
Queretaro,
Quintana Roo,
Tabasco,
Veracruz,
Yucatan),
Nicaragua.
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Conophis lineatus
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Central American Road Guarder, Many-lined Snake, Lizard Killer
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Gewöhnliche Streifennatter
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Centralamerikansk Vejvogter
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1854 | |
Tomodon lineatus Dumeril, Bibron & Dumeril |
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Conophis lineatus Cope 1871 |
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1866 | |
Conophis concolor Cope (McCranie 2011) |
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Conophis lineatus concolor Smith 1941 |
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1869 | |
Conophis pulcher Cope (Wallach, Williams & Boundy 2014) |
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1886 | |
Conophis pulcher similis Bocourt (Wallach, Williams & Boundy 2014) |
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1900 | |
Conophis lineaticeps Cope (Peters & Orejas-Miranda 1970) |
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1941 | |
Conophis lineatus similis Smith [not Conophis pulcher similis Bocourt 1886] |
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1941 | |
Conophis pulcher plagosus Smith (Wallach, Williams & Boundy 2014) |
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1942 | |
Conophis lineatus dunni Smith |
Other common names:
concolor: Peninsular Road Guarder
dunni: Dunn's Road Guarder
lineatus: Lined Road Guarder
pulcher: Beautiful Road Guarder
Remarks:
Pérez-Higareda, López-Luna & Smith (2002) revalidated concolor as a separate species, however, McCranie (2011, 2015) did not accept this arrangement and
retained concolor as a synonym of lineatus, pending further studies, followed by Wallach, Williams & Boundy (2014).
Although reported from Colombia by Pérez-Santos & Moreno (1988), presence in the country needs confirmation, according to the strongly critical review of this work
by Cadle (1992), in which he points out the considerable amount of unverifiable information presented by these authors.
Although reported also from Panama (Auth 1994), presence in the country is unconfirmed (Solís, Ibáñez & Jaramillo 1996).
Although included for Jalisco by Cruz-Sáenz, Guerrero, Lazcano & Télles-López (2009), presence in the state is considered undocumented herein, following
Cruz-Sáenz, Muñoz-Nolasco, Mata-Silva, Johnson, García-Padilla & Wilson (2017), who did not list the species for Jalisco.
Not listed for Distrito Federal by Lemos-Espinal & Smith (2020).
Not listed for Mexico State by Lemos-Espinal & Smith (2020).
Distribution:
Belize,
Costa Rica,
El Salvador,
Guatemala,
Honduras,
Mexico
(Campeche,
Chiapas,
Distrito Federal,
Mexico State,
Oaxaca,
Queretaro,
Quintana Roo,
Tabasco,
Veracruz,
Yucatan),
Nicaragua.
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Conophis morai
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Veracruz Road Guarder, (Mora's Road Guarder)
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Veracruz-Streifennatter
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Veracruz-vejvogter
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2002 | |
Conophis morai Pérez-Higareda, López-Luna & Smith |
Remarks:
McCranie (2011) questioned the validity of morai.
Distribution:
Mexico
(Veracruz).
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Conophis vittatus
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Striped Road Guarder
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Guatemalische Streifennatter
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Stribet Vejvogter
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1860 | |
Conophis vittatus Peters |
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1876 | |
Conophis sumichrastii sumichrastii Cope (Smith & Taylor 1945) |
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Conophis vittatus sumichrastii Echegoyen 2009 |
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1876 | |
Conophis sumichrastii viduus Cope |
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Conophis vittatus viduus Smith 1941 |
Other common names:
viduus: Three-striped Road Guarder
vittatus: Four-striped Road Guarder
Remarks:
Although previously reported from Durango (e.g., Wellman 1963), presence in the state is undocumented (Webb 2001). A record of viduus from Yucatan (Flores-Villela, Hernández-García & Nieto-Montes de Oca 1991) refer to
Coniophanes imperialis clavatus (Smith, Flores-Villela & Chiszar 1993).
Distribution:
Guatemala,
Mexico
(Chiapas,
Colima,
Guerrero,
Jalisco,
Mexico State,
Michoacan,
Morelos,
Nayarit,
Oaxaca,
Puebla).
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