Inventario de la herpetofauna de México 2021
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https://doi.org/10.69905/b6360e77Palabras clave:
Anfibios, Reptiles, Listado, MéxicoResumen
Se realizó una revisión de la información previa existente sobre los listados herpetofaunísticos y de las últimas publicaciones que describen nuevas especies para México. Con estos nuevos datos se presenta hasta la fecha el inventario de la herpetofauna de México en el cual registran un total de 1,389 especies nativas, de las cuales 420 son anfibios (291 endémicos) y 969 son reptiles (579 endémicos).
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