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Summary
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English: Area of Python molurus, based on:
GREEN and YELLOW: Habitat of Python m. bivittatus, based on:
YELLOW: The possible interference area of Python m. molurus and Python m. bivittatus:
RED: Habitat of Python molurus molurus and PURPLE: Habitat of Python molurus pimbura - which isn't accepted as a real subspecies at the moment:
Without mentioning deserts And additional Kathua, Udhampur and Poonch from the Jammu province in north India described by Sharma and Sharma (1977), mentioned by:
(The mountains in Pakistan, North-India und Nepal are apparently the borderline of the western habitat!) Legend: 1 Corbett National Park 2 Royal Bardia National Park 3 Chitwan National Park 4 East of Bihar 5 South of Kolkata 6 Bhitarkanika National Park 7 Sichunan Pendi PopulationDeutsch: grober Umfang des Verbreitungsgebietes des Tigerpythons (Python molurus). Erstellt nach:
GRÜN und GELB: Verbreitung des Dunklen Tigerpythons (Python m. bivittatus) nach:
GELB: Mögliche Überschneidungsgebiete vom Hellen (Python m. molurus) und Dunklem Tigerpython (Python m. bivittatus) nach:
ROT: Verbreitungsareal des Hellen Tigerpython (Python m. molurus) und VIOLETT: des zur Zeit nicht als eigene Subspezies anerkannten Python m. pimbura nach:
Wüsten und Halbwüsten, die nicht zum Habitat gehören, wurden nicht markiert. Sowie Kathua, Udhampur und Poonch in der Jammu Provinz in Nordindien, beschrieben von Sharma und Sharma (1977) und in folgendem Werk erwähnt:
(Offensichtlich begrenzen in Pakistan, Nordindien und Nepal die Gebirge das westliche Habitat!) Legende: 1 Corbett National Park 2 Royal Bardia National Park 3 Chitwan National Park 4 East of Bihar 5 South of Kolkata 6 Bhitarkanika National Park 7 Sichunan Pendi Population |
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| Author | Tigerpython |
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