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1. New locality records of the Mizo rain snake Smithophis atemporalis with meristic and morphometric data based on specimen collection and a citizen science initiative.

Author

LALRONUNGA, SAMUEL, LALRINCHHANA, C., LALNUNHLUA, ZOSANGLIANA, ISAAC, LALHMANGAIHA, K., MALSAWMDAWNGLIANA, VANLALVUANA, SAILO, LALKHAWNGAIHA, LALMUANPUIA, LALSAWMLIANA, P. L., VARTE, LALNUNSIAMA, LALZUITLUANGA, VANLALCHHUANGA, NGURTHANMAWIA, LALMUANPUIA, H., SAILO, VANLALHRIATZUALA, KHIANGTE, LALFAKZUALI, MALSAWMTLUANGA, NICKY, VANLALZAWMA, JAMES R., and RAMDINMAWIA, J.

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*COLUBRIDAE, *CITIZEN science, *SNAKES, *ANIMAL diversity, *WILDLIFE conservation, *ZOOLOGICAL surveys
Published
2021
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2. NAJA KAOUTHIA (Monocled Cobra). DIET and REPRODUCTION.

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LALMUANSANGA, LALBIAKZUALA, LALRINSANGA, VANLALCHHUANA, MICHAEL, ZOTHANMAWIA HMAR, GOSPEL, VANLALHRIMA, ROMALSAWMA, LIANZELA, SAMUEL, VANLALHRIATZUALA, LALTLANCHHUAHA, H., SIAMKIMA, C., VANCHHAWNG, VANNEIHTHANGA, LALLAWMKIMA, LALNEIHSANGA, DENZIL, ZOTHANGLIANA, and LALREMSANGA, H. T.

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*COBRAS, *REPRODUCTION, *DIET, *DEVELOPMENTAL biology, *EGG incubation, *REPTILES
Abstract

The article presents a study on diet and reproduction behavior of Naja kaouthia snakes that are reported from eastern to northern India Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, southern and southeast China, and southeast Asia where it is found around human settlements. It reports their clutches are known to comprise 12–33 eggs, with an incubation period of 50–60 days.

Published
2020

3. BUNGARUS NIGER (Greater Black Krait).

Author

LALBIAKZUALA, LALRINSANGA, LALREMSANGA, H. T., ROMALSAWMA, VANLALHRIMA, SAILO, VANLALHRIATZUALA, and LALTLANCHHUAHA, H.

Subjects
*GRANIVORES, *FRUGIVORES, *BATS, *PREY availability, *COLUBRIDAE, *AMPHIBIANS, *POPULATION ecology
Abstract

The article offers information on snake specie Bungarus niger. It mentions that niger is an extremely venomous terrestrial snake restricted to Eastern Himalayas of eastern and northeastern India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It also mentions that inhabits tropical evergreen and moist deciduous forests, plantations, grasslands, and around human settlements.

Published
2019

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