Causus lichtensteinii is a viper species endemic to western, central, and eastern Africa. There are no subspecies that are recognized as being valid....
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that Causus was basal to all viperids, so deserved a separate subfamily. However, two more recent molecular phylogenetic studies have shown Causus is not...
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adder Causus, night adders Causus bilineatus, lined night adder, two-striped night adder Causus defilippii, snouted night adder Causus lichtensteinii, forest...
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Hippocampus lichtensteinii after him. Then in 1859 Italian herpetologist, Giorgio Jan, named the forest night adder (Causus lichtensteinii) in his honor...
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melanocephalus Causus Causus bilineatus Causus defilippii Causus lichtensteinii Causus maculatus Causus rasmusseni Causus resimus Causus rhombeatus Cemophora...
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nasicornis Genus: Causus Forest night adder, Causus lichtensteinii Spotted night adder, Causus maculatus Common night adder, Causus rhombeatus Genus:...
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1802) Causus bilineatus Boulenger, 1905 Causus defilippii (Jan, 1862) Causus lichtensteinii (Jan, 1859) Causus maculatus (Hallowell, 1842) Causus resimus...
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