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Table 2. Morphological comparisons among mainland Tropidophis Bibron, 1840 in A time relic: a new species of dwarf boa, Tropidophis Bibron, 1840 (Serpentes: Amerophidia), from the Upper Amazon Basin

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Table 2. Morphological comparisons among mainland Tropidophis Bibron, 1840 of South America. Diagnostic characters of Tropidophis cacuangoae sp. nov. are highlighted in bold. Supporting data from Curcio et al. 2012 are indicated with an asterisk ( ). Species with confirmed records from the Andes mountain range are indicated with a dagger (†). Tro. cacuangoae sp. nov. † Tro. battersbyi Tro. taczanowksyi † Tro. grapiuna Tro. paucisquamis Tro. preciosus Dorsals 23/22/17 (n = 1) or 21/23/17 (n = 1) 23/23/21 (n = 7), 23/23/19 (n = 1) 16/21/15 (n = 1), 21/21/15 23/23/17 (n = 1) 22/23/17 (n = 1) 25/23/21 (n = 4), or (n = 12), 21/21/16 (n = 3), 23/23/19 (n = 2) 21/21/17 (n = 2), 21/23/17 (n = 2), 23/23/16 (n = 2), 23/23/17 (n = 14), 23/23/18 (n = 1), 23/23/19 (n = 3) Keels present, small or indistinct absent present, conspicuous present absent or indistinct absent Ventrals 162 (♂) (n = 1); 200 (♂) (n = 1) 148–160 (♂) (n = 4); 154–155 (♀) (n = 2) 164–178 (♂) (n = 20); 196–203 (♀) (n = 2) 156 (♀) (n = 1) 146–156 (♀) (n = 9) 167–183 (♀) (n = 30) Rostral scale present, entire…

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