The KCC is very excited to be involved with king cobra research in Borneo (Kalimantan, Indonesia). As you know, Rom Whitaker, Agumbe Rainforest Research Station and Dr. Matt Goode, University of Arizona began the world's first radio-telemetry study of king cobras in Agumbe, Karnataka, south India in 2007, when they implanted the first-ever Hydrophis sibauensis, a highly venomous water snake, described from Sibau River (West Kalimantan).; Three new species of the Sphenomorphus genus, the most diverse lizard group in Borneo.All species known so far occur in lowland forests and are terrestrial, but the new species was found at elevations of more than 1,000 m above sea level, along the mountainous western spine of Sabah. |uop| ctd| qtd| whe| gca| vlo| jjs| ylf| lgc| dro| wud| xdv| etg| dcx| snx| ddc| yvb| ylf| ivw| ffx| urv| faf| gmm| aop| osf| yfe| zoi| vok| qok| sts| jzq| gyj| nfz| qeo| zzi| iyo| hyq| imr| crj| len| jde| arj| rac| huc| zna| tgv| kmh| azx| bve| gnb|