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    Species Accepted

    Rhabdophis subminiatus (Schlegel, 1837)

    Red-necked Keelback
    EukaryotaAnimalia...Rhabdophis
    IUCNLeast Concern

    Classification and descendants

    Source: Catalogue of Life

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      Synonyms and combinations

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      Vernacular names

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      Dorso-de-quilha-de-pescoço-vermelho Portuguese
      Red-necked Keelback English
      Rothals-Kielrückennatter German
      Rothals-Wassernatter German
      Rødhalset Kølsnog Danish
      Szorstkogrzbiet czerwonoszyi Polish
      Ular picung Indonesian
      užovka červenokrká Czech
      งูลายสาบคอแดง Thai
      紅脖游蛇 Chinese

      Treatments

      Source: Catalogue of Life
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      Bibliography

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      Lalremsanga, H. T., & Saipari Sailo and Chinliansiama. (2011). Diversity of Snakes (Reptilia: Squamata) and Role of Environmental Factors in Their Distribution in Mizoram, Northeast India. Advances in Environmental Chemistry.
      SAIKIA, BHASKAR; ASEM BIPIN MEETEI & JAYADITYA PURKAYASTHA. (2021). RHABDOPHIS SUBMINIATUS (Red-necked Keelback). DIET. Herpetological Review 52 (2): 432.
      Cox, Merel J.; Van Dijk, Peter Paul; Jarujin Nabhitabhata & Thirakhupt,Kumthorn. (1998). A Photographic Guide to Snakes and Other Reptiles of Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Ralph Curtis Publishing, 144 Pp.
      Le, Dzung Trung; Anh Ngoc Dao, Dat Thang Pham, Thomas Ziegler, and Truong Quang Nguyen. (2018). New records and an updated list of snakes from Yen Bai Province, Vietnam. Herpetology Notes 11: 101-108.
      Wang, Kai; Jinlong Ren, Hongman Chen, Zhitong Lyu, Xianguang Guo Ke Jiang, Jinmin Chen, Jiatang Li, Peng Guo, Yingyong Wang, Jing Che. (2020). The updated checklists of amphibians and reptiles of China. Biodiversity Science 28 (2): 189-218.
      Laltanpuia, T. C.; C. Lalrinchhana, Lalnunsanga, Lalrotluanga, Ricky Hmingthansanga, Arti Kumari, Vanlalsawmi Renthlei, S. Lalrintluangi and H. T. Lalremsanga. (2008). Snakes (Reptilia: Serpentes) of Mizoram University Campus, Tanhril, Aizawl with notes on their identification keys [in Mizo]. Science Vision 8(4): 112-127.
      Bhupathy, S., Ramesh Kumar, S., Paramanandham, J., Thirumalainathan, P. and Pranjit Kumar Sarma. (2013). Conservation of reptiles in Nagaland, India. In: K. K. Singh et Al. (Editors), Bioresources and Traditional Knowledge of Northeast India, Mizo Post-Graduate Science Society, Pp. 181-186.
      Anita, Syahfitri; Amir Hamidy, Mulyadi, Akira Mori. (2024). An Investigation of Chemical Prey Discrimination by Rhabdophis subminiatus Hints the Source of Nuchal Gland Toxins. Current Herpetology 43 (1): 22-30.
      Yoshida, Tatsuya; Rinako Ujiie, View ORCID ProfileAlan H. Savitzky, Teppei Jono, Takato Inoue, Naoko Yoshinaga, Shunsuke Aburaya, Wataru Aoki, Hirohiko Takeuchi, Li Ding, Qin Chen, Chengquan Cao, Tein-Shun Tsai, Anslem de Silva, Dharshani Mahaulpatha, Tao Thien Nguyen, Yezhong Tang, Naoki Mori, and Akira Mori. (2020). Dramatic dietary shift maintains sequestered toxins in chemically defended snakes. Pnas 117 (11) 5964-5969.

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