Enhydris enhydris - The Reptile Database
Type species: Hydrus enhydris SCHNEIDER 1799 is the type species of the genus Enhydris LATREILLE in SONNINI & LATREILLE 1801. Etymology Bot genus and species were named after the Greek “enhydris”, meaning water snake.
Myrrophis chinensis - The Reptile Database
All members of the Enhydris clade (chanardi, enhydris, jagorii, innominata, longicauda, subtaeniata) have 21 (rarely 23) dorsal scale rows at mid body, and internasals contacting the loreal. The only other homalopsid with smooth scales in 21 rows with the nasal in contact is E. matannensis from Sulawesi; it has upper labials 4+5 contacting the ...
Subsessor bocourti - The Reptile Database
Enhydris bocourti (Jan) - A snake record new to China. Sichuan Journal of Zoology 17 (2): inside back cover and back cover - get paper here Manthey, U. & Grossmann, W. 1997.
Hypsiscopus plumbea | The Reptile Database
Habitat utilization, movements, and activity patterns of Enhydris plumbea (Serpentes: Homalopsinae) in a rice paddy wetland in Borneo. Herpetological Natural History 4 (2): 111-126 Wallach, Van; Kenneth L. Williams , Jeff Boundy 2014.
Myrrophis bennettii - The Reptile Database
Synonymy: Hypsirhina maculata is listed as synonym of Enhydris bennettii by STEJNEGER 1907. This is a saltwater-tolerant species, and thus a “sea snake”. Habitat: partly marine; terrestrial-brackish water.
Enhydris jagorii - The Reptile Database
morphology and sexual dimorphism of the jagor’s water snake, enhydris jagorii at bung ka loh wetland, uttaradit province, thailand. Journal of Wildlife in Thailand 22 (1): 47-59 - get paper here Saint Girons, Hubert 1972.
Enhydris subtaeniata - The Reptile Database
Enhydris subtae- niata has two or three pairs of elongated chin shields, rather than the flared condition found in jagorii and its relatives (chanardi, innominata, longicauda). Both E. enhydris and E. subtaeniata have dorsal scales with striations, which do not occur in other members of the genus (MURPHY & VORIS 2014).
Hypsiscopus matannensis | The Reptile Database
A second specimen of the Matanna water snake, Enhydris matannensis (Blgr.), from Raha, Muna Island, Indonesia. British Journal of Herpetology 5 (12): 849-850. Iskandar, Djoko T. and Walter R. Erdelen 2006.
Gyiophis vorisi | The Reptile Database
A review of Enhydris maculosa (Blanford, 1879) and the description of a related species (Serpentes, Homalopsidae). Hamadryad 31 (2): 281-287 - get paper here Murphy, John C. 2007.
Enhydris longicauda - The Reptile Database
Enhydris enhydris and E. subtaeniata have a dorsal pattern of longitudinal stripes, but E. subtaeniata’s pattern includes lateral spots on scale rows 4–6, and a ventral scale count range of 136–153, E. enhydris has more than 153 ventrals.