Types | Lectotype: USNM 30310 (given as type by Smith & Taylor 1945, although there is a syntype, USNM 30311, too, which was interpreted as lectotype designation by Wallach et al. 2014). Other specimens: KU, UIMNH, FMNH, AMNH, UMMZ |
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