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Phylogenetic Relationships of the Dwarf Boas and a Comparison of Bayesian and Bootstrap Measures of Phylogenetic Support
A New Subfamily of Fossorial Colubroid Snakes from the Western Ghats of Peninsular India
Fossil Calibration Dates for Molecular Phylogenetic Analysis of Snakes 1: Serpentes, Alethinophidia, Boidae, Pythonidae
Figure S1. Raxml Trees for Concatenated Data for 81 Taxa, with Three Different Alignment Treatments for 16S
The Available Name for the Taxonomic Group Uniting Boas and Pythons
Downloaded from the NBCI Genbank Database Emerging from Hibernation in Order to Bask, Mate, and (See Additional File 9)
Citizen Science and Online Data: Opportunities and Challenges for Snake
The Evolution of Coral Snake Mimicry
Toward a Tree-Of-Life for the Boas and Pythons: Multilocus Species-Level Phylogeny with Unprecedented Taxon Sampling ⇑ R
Phylogenomic Analyses Reveal Novel Relationships Among Snake Families ⇑ Jeffrey W
An Initial Estimate Toward Identifying and Numbering Extant Tuatara, Amphisbaena, and Snake Kinds
Table S3.1. Habitat Use of Sampled Snakes. Taxonomic Nomenclature
Higher-Level Relationships of Snakes Inferred from Four Nuclear and Mitochondrial Genes
Gauthier, J.A., Kearney, M., Maisano, J.A., Rieppel, O., Behlke, A., 2012
Dissociation of Somatic Growth from Segmentation Drives Gigantism In
AC27 Doc. 19.3
The Higher-Level Relationships of Alethinophidian Snakes Inferred from Seven Nuclear and Mitochondrial Genes
The Oldest Known Snakes from the Middle Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous Provide Insights on Snake Evolution

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