Thelotornis capensis Smith, 1849

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SPECIES: Published in
Smith, Andrew. 1849. Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa; consisting chiefly of figures and descriptions of the objects of natural history collected during an expedition into the interior of South Africa, in the years 1834, 1835, and 1836; fitted out by “The Cape of Good Hope Association for Exploring Central Africa.” Together with a summary of African zoology, and an inquiry into the geographical ranges of species in that quarter of the globe. Smith, Elder and Co., London.: Part 28: ; plates: Reptilia 31, 70-78; Appendix, pp.1-28.

Synonyms: Dryiophis oatesi Günther, 1881; Thelotornis capensis schilsi Derleyn, 1978; Thelotornis kirtlandi capensis A.Smith, 1849
Homonyms: Thelotornis capensis Smith, 1849
Common names: Bird Snake in English; Cobra-pau in Portuguese; Kap-Vogelnatter in German; Oates' Vine Snake in language.; Oates' Vine Snake in language.; Savanna Vine Snake in English; Savanna Vine Snake in English; Savanna Vine Snake in English; Savannelianesnok in Norwegian Bokmål; Savannen-Vogelnatter in German; Serpiente de Parra de Sabana in Spanish; Southern Twig Snake in English; Southern Twig Snake in English; Sydafrikansk Liansnog in Danish; Twig Snake in English; Twig Snake in English; Twig Snake in English; Vine Snake in English; Vine Snake in English; Voëlslang in Afrikaans; ifurudi in language.; legonyana in Tswana; liánovec kapský in Czech; mmalegonyana in Tswana; ralegonyana in Tswana; uKhokhothi in Zulu; Капская винная змея in Russian; Southern Twig Snake in English; Bird Snake in English; Savanna Vine Snake in English; Twig Snake in English; Vine Snake in English; Voëlslang in Afrikaans