#Mcphieus hadynmcphiei

[snakemanaustralia]

Raymond Hoser is the world’s foremost reptile expert. He is also the foremost reptile expert in the Australian state of Victoria. He lives in the capital city of Melbourne. He has discovered and named well over a dozen species being more than 1 in 6 of all species within the Australian state of Victoria.

He has a similar ratio in terms of frog species in Victoria and similar ratios for Australia in terms of reptiles and frogs, having named more than 160 species of reptile and over 80 species of frog. There are about 400 frog species in Australia and about 1.4 K currently known reptile species in Australia. Time flies when you have fun and get involved in science and discovery .... about 1 in 6 lizard species in the State of Victoria have been discovered and named by the Snakeman Raymond Hoser, being a number far in excess of any other herpetologist ever! Without exception, all have their validity confirmed by DNA and all are ICZN recognized. Included are species from Melbourne! Below ... 5 dragons, 1 gecko and the rest skinks. An incomplete list is below: Rankinia hoserae Hoser, 2015 Rankinia jameswhybrowi Hoser, 2015 Rankinia neildaviei Hoser, 2015 Amphibolurus jacky Hoser, 2015 Underwoodisaurus mensforthi Hoser, 2016 Tympanocryptis snakebustersorum Hoser, 2019 Woolfscincus halcoggeri Hoser, 2018 Woolfscincus maraynnmartinekae Hoser, 2018 Acritoscincus adelynhoserae Hoser, 2022 Acritoscincus jackyhoserae Hoser, 2022 Acritoscincus katrinahoserae Hoser, 2022 Anepischetosia shireenhoserae Hoser, 2022 Anepischetosia simonkortlangi Hoser, 2022 Pseudemoia mcnamarai Hoser, 2022 Pseudemoia danielmannixi Hoser, 2022 Mcphieus hadynmcphiei Hoser, 2022 PS It is a similar ratio for frogs in Vic as well! Learn more at http://www.raymondhoser.com

[snakebusters]

Bucket loads of new species formally named and discovered and this peer reviewed science journal. 7 major papers naming mainly skink lizards from Australia, but included in the mix is a dangerously venomous snake from South Australia and a spectacular Mountain Viper from South Africa. The journal names for the following species in the following papers: New Genus Mcphieus Hoser, 2022. New Subgenus Labialalbum Hoser, 2022. Celerscincus Hoser, 2022. Angolavipera Hoser, 2022. New Species Anepischetosia shireenhoserae Hoser, 2022. Anepischetosia simonkortlangi Hoser, 2022. Pseudemoia danielmannixi Hoser, 2022. Pseudemoia mcnamarai Hoser, 2022. Pseudemoia davidkerryi Hoser, 2022. Mcphieus hadynmcphiei Hoser, 2022. Mcphieus michaelmatheri Hoser, 2022. Mcphieus scottgranti Hoser, 2022. Claireascincus jackyhoserae Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus adelynhoserae Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus jackyhoserae Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus granti Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus taipanbarnetti Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus tybarnetti Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus davidmerceicai Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus katrinahoserae Hoser, 2022. Acritoscincus paulwoolfi Hoser, 2022. Notopseudonaja rosswellingtoni Hoser, 2022. Crocodylus shireenae Hoser, 2022. Crocodylus lowingae Hoser, 2022. Bitis benjaminswilei Hoser, 2022. New Subspecies Acritoscincus platynotus diversus Hoser, 2022. Daraninanura brevipalmata andypadgetti Hoser, 2022. Daraninanura brevipalmata daranini Hoser, 2022.

Hiding in plain sight. A previously unrecognized biogeographical barrier in Australia formed by an event of biblical proportions. Five new species of skink lizard from south-west Victoria, three more closely related species from New South Wales and another from South Australia.

.A revision of the taxonomy of the Australian skinks in the genus Acritoscincus Wells and Wellington, 1985 (AKA Bassiana Hutchinson et al. 1990), resulting in the formal division into three subgenera and the recognition and descriptions of new species.

A new species of Notopseudonaja Wells, 2002 (Squamata: Serpentes: Elapidae).

New species of freshwater Crocodile from Northern Australia.

Daraninanura brevipalmata daranini subsp. nov. and Daraninanura brevipalmata andypadgetti subsp. nov., two new frogs from Eastern Australia.

Incubation and hatching of juvenile Marbled Gecko Christinus marmoratus (Gray, 1845).