Queensnake
(Regina septemvittata)
Say, 1825
Genus
Regina
Species
septemvittata
Subspecies
N/A
Common Name
Queensnake
Other Names
Willow Snake, Leather Snake
Conservation
Status
Global: G5
Alabama: S5
(What does this mean?)
Alabama Moderate Conservation Concern: P3
Taxa with conservation problems because of insufficient data or because of two of four of the following: small populations; limited, disjunct, or peripheral distribution; decreasing population trend/population viability problems specialized habitat needs/habitat vulnerability due to natural/human caused factors. Research and/or conservation action recommended.
Taxon
Regina septemvittata — WALLACH et al. 2014: 631
Coluber septemvittatus SAY 1825: 240
Tropidonotus septemvittatus — BOULENGER 1893: 239
Nerodia septemvittata
Natrix septemvittata — WELLER 1930
Natrix septemvittata — BURT 1933
Natrix septemvittata — CLAY 1938
Natrix septemvittata — CONANT 1960
Natrix septemvittata mabila NEILL 1963
Regina septemvittata — CONANT & COLLINS 1991: 157
Regina septemvittata — CROTHER 2000
Regina septemvittata — WALLACH et al. 2014: 631
Tropidonotus septemvittatus — BOULENGER 1893: 239
Nerodia septemvittata
Natrix septemvittata — WELLER 1930
Natrix septemvittata — BURT 1933
Natrix septemvittata — CLAY 1938
Natrix septemvittata — CONANT 1960
Natrix septemvittata mabila NEILL 1963
Regina septemvittata — CONANT & COLLINS 1991: 157
Regina septemvittata — CROTHER 2000
Regina septemvittata — WALLACH et al. 2014: 631
Description:
Description
Scale distinction: Keeled dorsal scales in 19 rows (midbody). A divided anal plate
Shown in yellow. The scale or scales directly covering the… More. Split subcaudial scales.
Ventral Pattern
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