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Philodryas baroni
''Philodryas baroni'', common name Baron's green racer,〔( The Reptile Database )〕 is a species of colubrid snake. The Latin name ''baroni'' honors Manuel Barón Morlat, who collected the first specimens.〔Bo Beolens, Michael Watkins, Michael Grayson (The Eponym Dictionary of Reptiles )〕〔Berg, C. (1895) (Dos reptiles neuvos descritos. ) Anales del Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires, 4:189-194.〕
==Description==
''Philodryas baroni'' can reach a total length of about .〔(Squamata )〕 The males are smaller than the females. The length of the tail is about 30% of the total body length. This species is the longest known in the genus ''Philodryas''. The head is small and elongated, with an extension of the rostral scale, forming a small flexible nasal protuberance more developed in males. The coloration of the body is rather variable.〔(Philodryas )〕 Usually it is green, but there are found specimen tending to blue or brown. The pattern can be uniform or with black longitidinal stripes on the back and on the sides, in the anterior third of the body. The ventral area under the black lateral lines can be white or yellowish-white, sometimes with shades of green or blue.〔 They are oviparous and opisthoglyphous reptiles, i.e. equipped with fangs.
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