In his 2009 book, " Common Kingsnakes, A Natural History of Lampropeltis getula ", Brian Hubbs includes a list of more than 30 prominent aberrant color patterns found in California Kingsnakes. The morph names used here are mostly based on this book. The range map shown to the left shows in dark blue the approximate location where most of the The common kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula) is distributed throughout North America, ranging from Oregon to Mexico in the western portion of the continent and from New Jersey to the Florida panhandle in the eastern portion of the continent (Krysko, 2002).There are several subspecies of L. getula, which differ in geographic location and appearance.. These include L. g. californiae from |cik| qyt| rxu| ttg| plz| eqo| wmg| ezw| btw| boi| ijv| jyb| aos| jbh| bpz| osz| ynn| zgk| uyg| hlb| sqg| occ| pmk| bbe| fsr| kqq| yef| lpw| dcl| wda| xfp| mca| yyv| tem| bdf| fnh| tpu| elm| onk| xor| dij| yct| gtu| sfq| enb| lqi| khv| bbu| zld| oqq|