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Thread: Population percentage of Family names of Snakes in Australia?

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16-Mar-08, 08:00 AM

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Population percentage of Family names of Snakes in Australia?

Gday all.

This question may be impossible, or extremely hard to quantify beyond a good guess, but someone may have had a go.
Im looking for the percentage of populations in Australia regading the different family names of snakes. So distribution percentage of Colubridae, Pyhtonidae, Elapidae etc in Australia.
I would imagine different states would have different predominate family names, which would be nice info, however a broad Australia wide figure will more then suffice.
Knowledge?

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