FIRST RECORD OF EGG DEVELOPMENT TIME AND HATCHLING MORPHOLOGY OF Amerotyphlops paucisquamus (DIXON & HENDRICKS 1979) (SCOLECOPHIDIA: TYPHLOPIDAE), NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL
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https://doi.org/10.18316/rca.v14i3.6598Keywords:
Offspring, Reproduction, Snake, Blindsnake.Abstract
We present the first description of the morphology and mass of hatchlings of the blindsnake Amerotyphlops paucisquamus, as well as information on litter size and egg development time. The clutch size was three eggs and the time of incubation was 37 days. This record seeks to fill gaps in knowledge, since data on the reproduction of this species are not yet known. These data can be used comparatively for other scolecophidians helping to clarify systematic aspects and morphological variations in geographic scale.
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