Home - Taxonomy - Geography - Biodiversity - Literature - Purchase RepFocus Recent updates Citation: Midtgaard, Rune. RepFocus - A Survey of the Reptiles of the World. (www.repfocus.dk). Latest update: December 31st, 2022. Taxonomy of the family Homalopsidae Bibliography of the genus Myron Biodiversity of the family Homalopsidae Genus Myron Indo-Australian Mangrove Snakes Indo-Australische Mangrovenattern Indo-australske Mangrovesnoge 1849 Myron Gray (type species: Myron richardsonii Gray 1849) 1889 Neospades De Vis [not Neospades Blackburn 1887 (Insecta)] (type species: Neospades kentii De Vis 1889; syn. Murphy 2007) Contents: 3 species, of which 2 (66.7%) are endemic. Endemism: 0% 100% Distribution: Australia (Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia), Indonesia (Aru Islands, Western New Guinea), Papua New Guinea (Eastern New Guinea). Myron karnsi Aru Mangrove Snake Aru-Mangrovenatter Aru-mangrovesnog 2011 Myron karnsi Murphy Distribution: Indonesia (Aru Islands). Myron resetari Broome Mangrove Snake, (Resetar's Mangrove Snake) Westaustralische Mangrovenatter Vestaustralsk Mangrovesnog 2011 Myron resetari Murphy Distribution: Australia (Western Australia). Myron richardsonii Eastern Mangrove Snake, (Richardson's Mangrove Snake, Richardson's Grey Mangrove Snake, Gray's Water Snake) Östliche Mangrovenatter Østlig Mangrovesnog 1849 Myron richardsonii Gray 1889 Neospades kentii De Vis (Murphy 2007) Remarks: Records from Aru Islands (Indonesia) refer to karnsi. Distribution: Australia (Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia), Indonesia (Western New Guinea), Papua New Guinea (Eastern New Guinea).