Estación Biológica Las Guacamayas

Reptiles y anfibios.

La diversidad  de herpetofauna del Parque Nacional Laguna del Tigre (Sitio RAMSAR), es sumamente rica dada a su posición geográfica de bosque alto y humedales de agua dulce son habitat perfectos de una  gran cantidad de reptiles y anfibios.

Las calidades de estos hábitats convierten a la Estación Biológica Las Guacamayas en un santuario de vida silvestre, por lo cual la zona ha sido de interés para científicos que desarrollan diversos temas de investigaciones y el turismo de naturaleza de bajo impacto.

     

   

No.	Género	Especie	Nombre en ingles
	ANFIBIO - ANURA
1	Bolitoglossa	mexicana	Mexican mushroom-tongue salamander
2	Rhinella	marina	Cane toad
3	Incilius valliceps	valliceps	Gulf Coast toad
4	Gastrophryne	elegans	Elegant narrowmouth toad
5	Hypopachus	variolosus	Sheep frog
6	Agalychnis	callidryas	Red-eyed
7	Agalychnis moreleti	moreleti	Black-eyed treefrog
8	Dendropsophus	ebreccata	Hourglass treefrog
9	Dendropsophus	microcephala	Small-headed treefrog
10	Scinax staufferi	staufferi	Staufer’s treefrog
11	Smilisca	baudinii	Mexican treefrog
12	Tlalocohyla loquax	loquax	Mahogany treefrog
13	Tlalocohyla	picta	Painted treefrog
14	Trachycephalus	venulosus	Milk treefrog
15	Triprion	petasatus	Casque-headed treefrog
16	Engystomops	pustulosus	Túngara frog
17	Eleutherodactylus	leprus	Mottled chirping frog
18	Leptodactylus	fragilis	White-lipped frog
19	Leptodactylus	melanolotus	Fringe-toed frog
20	Lithobates	brownorum	Southern Rio Grande leopard frog
21	Lithobates	vaillanti	Vaillant’s leopard frog
22	Rhinophrynus	dorsalis	Mexican burrowing toad
	REPTILES
23	Coleonyx	elegans	Yucatán banded gecko
24	Hemidactylusi	brooki	Brook’s house gecko
25	Hemidactylus	frenatus	Asian house gecko
26	Sphaerodactylus	glaucus	Spotted bark gecko
27	Sphaerodactylus	millepunctatus	Dwarf bark gecko
28	Thecadactylus	rapicauda	Turnip-tailed gecko
29	Celestus	rozellae	Lesser galliwasp
30	Holcosus	festiva	Central American ameiva
31	Holcosus	undulatus	Metallic ameiva
32	Basiliscus	vittatus	Striped basilisk
33	Corytophanes	cristatus	Smooth helmeted basilisk
34	Corytophanes	hernandezii	Hernandez’s helmeted basilisk
35	Iguana	iguana	Green iguana
36	Norops	beckeri	Lichen anole
37	Norops	capito	Big-headed anole
38	Norops	lemurinus	Ghost anole
39	Norops	rodriguezii	Rodriguez’s anole
40	Norops	sagrei	Cuban anole
41	Norops	sericeus	Silky anole
42	Norops	tropidonotus	Greater scaly anole
43	Norop	uniformis	Lesser scaly anole
44	Sceloporus	chrysostictus	Yucatán spiny lizard
45	Sceloporus	teapensis	Rose-belly spiny lizard
46	Eumeces	sumichrasti	Sumichrast’s skink
47	Mabuya	unimarginata	One-lined skink
48	Mesoscincus	schwartzei	Schwartze’s skink
49	Sphenomorphus	cherriei	Brown forest skink
	SQUAMATA / SERPENTES
50	Boa	imperator	Central American boa constrictor
51	Adelphicos	quadrivirgatus	Four-lined Central American earth snake
52	Clelia	scytalina	Mexican mussurana
53	Coluber	mentovarius	Central American whipsnake
54	Coniophanes	bipunctatus	Two-spotted snake
55	Coniophanes	imperialis	Black-lined snake
56	Coniophanes	schmidtii	Schmidt’s black-lined snake
57	Drymarchon	melanurus	Black-tailed indigo snake
58	Drymobius	margaritiferus	Speckled racer
59	Ficimia	publia	Hook-nosed snake
60	Lampropeltis	abnorma	Guatemalan milk snake
61	Leptodeira	frenata	Yucatán cat-eyed snake
62	Leptodeira	septentrionalis	Northern cat-eyed snake
63	Leptophis	ahaetulla	Green parrot snake
64	Leptophis	mexicana	Mexican parrot snake
65	Imantodes	cenchoa	Blunt-headed treesnake
66	Mastigodryas	melanolomus	Salmon-bellied racer
67	Ninia	diademata	Black coffee snake
68	Ninia	sebae	Red coffee snake
69	Oxybelis	aeneus	Brown vine snake
70	Oxybelis	fulgidus	Green vine snake
71	Oxyrhopus	petolarius	White-bellied calico snake
72	Pliocercus	elapoides	False coral snake
73	Pseudelaphe	flavirufa	Tropical ratsnake
74	Scaphiodontophis	annulatus	Half-coral snake
75	Senticolis	triaspis	Green ratsnake
76	Sibon	dimidiata	Coral-backed snail-eating snake
77	Sibon	nebulatus	Cloudy snail-eating snake
78	Spilotes	pullatus	Tiger ratsnake
79	Tantilla	moest	a Black-bellied centipede-eater
80	Tantillita	canula	Yucatán dwarf centipede-eater
81	Thamnophis	proximus	Central American ribbon snake
82	Tretanorhinus	nigroluteus	Central American swamp snake
83	Tropidodipsas	fasciatus	Banded snail-eating snake
84	Tropidodipsas	sartorii	Terrestrial snail-eating snake
85	Xenodon	rabdocephalus	False barba
86	Micrurus	diastema	Variable coral snake
87	Bothrops	asper	Central American lancehead
	TESTUDINATA
88	Claudius	angustus	Narrowbridge musk turtle
89	Dermatemys	mawii	Central American river turtle
90	Kinosternon	acutum	Tabasco mud turtle
91	Kinosternon	leucostomum	White-faced mud turtle
92	Rhinoclemmys	areolata	Furrowed wood turtle
93	Staurotypus	triporcatus	Giant musk turtle
94	Trachemys	scripta	Red-eared slider
	CROCODILIA
95	Crocodylus	moreletii	Morelet’s crocodile

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