. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. 242 Bulletin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Vol. 158, No. 5 â :_â â. Figure 34. Sibynomorphus vagus. Illustration of the holotype from Jan and Sordelli (1860-1881: 37e Livraison, pi. VI, fig. 2). MUSM 2258 to Sibynomorphus oneilli rather than to S. vagrans. Further research on the identity of the Micrurus and pos- sible identities of the "Bellavista" where the specimens were collected is needed to confidently resolve the present ambigui- ties. Sibynomorphus vagus (Jan) Figures 34-39 Leptognathus vag
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. 242 Bulletin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Vol. 158, No. 5 â :_â â. Figure 34. Sibynomorphus vagus. Illustration of the holotype from Jan and Sordelli (1860-1881: 37e Livraison, pi. VI, fig. 2). MUSM 2258 to Sibynomorphus oneilli rather than to S. vagrans. Further research on the identity of the Micrurus and pos- sible identities of the "Bellavista" where the specimens were collected is needed to confidently resolve the present ambigui- ties. Sibynomorphus vagus (Jan) Figures 34-39 Leptognathus vagus Jan, 1863: 100â101. Holotype (Fig. 34), a specimen in the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Milan (not examined; probably destroyed during the bombing of 1943), Jan and Sordelli, 1860-1881: 37e Livraison, pi. VI, fig. 2. Type local- ity: "Hong ; Cope (1868: 136) examined the holotype and stated that it is "probably South ; Leptognathus vaga: Cope, 1868: 136. [brief descrip- tion of the holotype; see below] Pareas vagus: Boettger, 1888: 145. Pseudopareas vagus: Boulenger, 1896: 462. Werner, 1922: 200. Dunn, 1923: 187. Pseudopareas vagus vagus: Amaral, "1929"a [1930]: 33; "1929"b [1930]: 201; "1929"c [1930]: 75. Sibynomorphus vagus: Peters, 1960: 164, 1965: 14. Rossman and Thomas, 1979. Rossman and Kiziri- an, 1993. Orces and Almendariz, 1989. Scrocchi et al., 1993. Carrillo de Espinoza and Icochea, 1995. Notes on the Holotype of Sibynomorphus vagus The holotype of Sibynomorphus vagus, illustrated by Jan and Sordelli (1860-1881) (Fig. 34), was a specimen in Milan's Museo Civico di Storia Naturale. Jan's (1863: 100- 101) diagnosis of Leptognathus vagus ap- peared in a key to the genus, in which L. vagus was diagnosed by the following characteristics: [15] scale rows, loreal in contact with the eye, and 8 supralabials. Jan and Sordelli's (1860-1881) illustration of the holotype shows the following char- acteristi
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