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2016 Newly Discovered Species

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Wallaceophis gujaratensis - from India
 

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2016 Newly Discovered Species #2

Geophis loranca is a burrowing snake from Mexico. Looks kind of like a Bismark (ringed) Python.
 

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2016 Newly Discovered Species #3

Madagascarophis lolo: New Species of Cat-Eyed Snake Discovered in Madagascar
 

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LauraB said:
Nice, Robert! Geophis loranca is just in time for Halloween, lol.
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Sure is Laura - hah! I just realized in the picture it appears to be laying on a "leaf". If that is true, that is one super small snake, still great colors though;)
 
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