Tropidonophis mairii

Tropidonophis mairii

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Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

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Geografía

Continentes

Países

Australia, Papúa Nueva Guinea, Indonesia

Regions Regiones

Queensland, Nueva Gales del Sur, Australia Occidental, Territorio del Norte

Reinos biogeográficos

Australasia, Región indomalaya

bioma

Ecosistema de agua dulce

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

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Dieta y Nutricion

Tropidonophis mairii, the Common keelback, is sometimes encountered as it moves across an open space to cover or swimming in Downfall Creek. It is reasonably common in 7th Brigade Park, Chermside. The species is one of the few Australian snakes capable of

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ESTADO POBLACIONAL

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Referencias

1. en el sitio web de la Lista Roja de la UICN - https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/177521/21648393

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