Boa constrictor amarali

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Boa constrictor amarali is a subspecies of boa constrictor native primarily to central South America, noted for its relatively smaller size and often lighter, more muted coloration compared to other boa constrictor subspecies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf boa constrictor subspecies
reptile
snake
activityPattern primarily nocturnal
authority Stull, 1932
bodyBuild robust
CITESListing included within Boa constrictor listings
class Reptilia
coloration lighter
more muted patterning than typical Boa constrictor
commonName Amaral's boa
Central Brazilian boa NERFINISHED
conservationStatusNote generally considered of least concern as part of Boa constrictor complex
describedBy Afrânio do Amaral NERFINISHED
describedInYear 1932
diet birds
small mammals
family Boidae NERFINISHED
foundIn Cerrado biome
genus Boa
geographicRange central Brazil plateau regions
habitat dry forests
open woodland
savanna-like habitats
hasEponym Afrânio do Amaral NERFINISHED
headShape distinct from neck, typical of boas
huntingStrategy constriction
IUCNStatus not separately assessed
kingdom Animalia
lifespanInCaptivity over 20 years
lifestyle partly arboreal when young
terrestrial
maximumLength about 2.5 metres
nativeTo Bolivia NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Paraguay NERFINISHED
central South America
order Squamata NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Boa constrictor NERFINISHED
pattern saddles often reduced and more contrasting on a pale background
phylum Chordata
relativeSize smaller than many other Boa constrictor subspecies
reproduction viviparous
reproductiveMode gives birth to live young
scaleType keeled dorsal scales absent
taxonRank subspecies
temperatureRegulation ectothermic
trade present in international pet trade
venom non-venomous

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Johann Georg Wagler describedTaxon Boa constrictor amarali