Holcosus orcesi
Harvey, Michael B., Ugueto, Gabriel N. & Gutberlet, Ronald L., 2012, 3459, Zootaxa 3459, pp. 1-156 : 123
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Holcosus orcesi Group
Diagnosis.— The single species of this group ordinarily has eight longitudinal ventral rows at midbody. A fourth supraocular is normally absent, and the first supraocular is entire. Irregular, keeled scales replace the frontal, however the frontoparietals and parietals are normal. A keyhole shaped depression is absent. Large anterior gulars undergo a sharp transition at the intertympanic crease. Dorsals are smooth and covered in macrohoneycomb. Discontinuous distal laminae are absent.
Content.— Holcosus orcesi .
Distribution.— Holcosus orcesi is endemic to western Ecuador.
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