Citation: Midtgaard, Rune. RepFocus - A Survey of the Reptiles of the World. (www.repfocus.dk).
Latest update:
July 22nd, 2024.
 
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Genus
Siagonodon
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Mandible-toothed Thread Snakes
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Gezahnte Fadenschlangen
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Tandede Trådslanger
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Typhlina Wagler [not Typhlina Ehrenberg in Hemprich 1828 (Rotifera)] (type species: Acontias lineatus Reinwardt 1830 [nomen nudum] and Anguis septem-striatus Schneider 1801) [suppressed by ICZN (1982): Opinion 1207; see McDiarmid, Campbell & Touré 1999; Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009) |
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Typhlira Jan 1861 [lapsus] |
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Catodon Dumeril & Bibron [not Catodon Linnaeus 1761 (Cetacea)] (type species: Anguis septem-striatus Schneider 1801; syn. Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009) |
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1881 | |
Siagonodon Peters [substitute name for Catodon Dumeril & Bibron 1844] |
Contents:
5 species, of which 1 (20.0%) is endemic.
Endemism: 0%  100%
Remarks:
Previously regarded as a synonym of
Leptotyphlops.
Revalidated as a separate genus by Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges (2009).
Includes the species unguirostris, formerly assigned to the genus
Rena.
Previously included
Trilepida acutirostris
and
T. brasiliensis.
Distribution:
South America.
Reported from:
Argentina,
Bolivia,
Brazil
(Amapa,
Amazonas,
Mato Grosso,
Mato Grosso do Sul,
Para,
Rondonia,
Roraima,
Tocantins),
French Guiana,
Guyana,
Surinam,
Venezuela.
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Siagonodon borrichianus
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Mendoza Thread Snake, Western Argentina Thread Snake
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Mendoza-Fadenschlange
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Mendoza-trådslange
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Glauconia borrichiana Degerbøl |
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Leptotyphlops borrichianus Amaral 1929 |
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Siagonodon borrichianus Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009 |
Distribution:
Argentina.
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Siagonodon cupinensis
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Mato Grosso Thread Snake, Lely Mountains Thread Snake
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Mato-Grosso-Fadenschlange
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Mato Grosso-trådslange
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Leptotyphlops cupinensis Bailey & Carvalho |
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Siagonodon cupinensis Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009 |
Distribution:
Brazil
(Mato Grosso,
Para),
French Guiana,
Surinam.
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Siagonodon exiguum
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Monte Branco Thread Snake
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Monte-Branco-Fadenschlange
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Monte Branco-trådslange
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Siagonodon exiguum Martins, Folly, Ferreira, Garcia da Silva, Koch, Fouquet, Machado, Lopes, Pinto, Rodrigues & Passos |
Remarks:
Not mentioned for French Guiana by Kuijpers (2024).
Distribution:
Brazil
(Para),
French Guiana.
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Siagonodon septemstriatus
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Eastern Seven-lined Thread Snake, Seven-rayed Thread Snake
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Östliche Siebenstreifige Fadenschlange
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Østlig Syvstribet Trådslange
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Anguis septem-striatus Schneider |
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Typhlops sentemstriatus [lapsus] Wagler 1830 |
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Catodon septemstriatus Duméril & Bibron 1844 |
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Stenostoma septemstriatum Jan & Sordelli 1860 |
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Siagonodon septemstriatus Peters 1881 |
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Glauconia septemstriata Boulenger 1890 |
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Leptotyphlops septemstriatus Mertens 1925 |
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Leptotyphlops tatacua Briceno-Rossi (Hahn 1980: status uncertain) |
Remarks:
Records from Mato Grosso do Sul need confirmation
(Ferreira, Terra, Piatti, Delatorre, Strüssmann, Béda, Kawashita-Ribeiro, Landgref-Filho, Aoki, Campos, Souza, Ávila, Duleba, Martins, Rita & Albuquerque 2017).
Distribution:
Bolivia,
Brazil
(Amapa,
Amazonas,
Para,
Roraima),
French Guiana,
Guyana,
Surinam,
Venezuela.
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Siagonodon unguirostris
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Cordoba Thread Snake, Southern Thread Snake
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Cordoba-Fadenschlange
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Cordoba-trådslange
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Glauconia unguirostris Boulenger |
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Leptotyphlops unguirostris Serié 1921 |
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Rena unguirostris Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009 |
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Siagonodon unguirostris Wallach, Williams & Boundy 2014 |
Remarks:
Previously assigned to the genus
Rena (e.g., Adalsteinsson, Branch, Trape, Vitt & Hedges 2009).
Included in the genus Siagonodon herein, following Wallach, Williams & Boundy (2014), although these authors did not present any evidence
for their reassignment of the species.
Considering its distribution, it does seem unlikely, though, that unguirostris should belong in the otherwise strictly North American genus
Rena.
Distribution:
Argentina,
Bolivia,
Paraguay.
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