- François
Marie Daudin (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa maʁi dodɛ̃]; 29
August 1776 in
Paris – 30
November 1803 in Paris) was a
French zoologist. With legs...
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Jacques Pierre Marie Daudin was a Chinese-born
French agronomist and environmentalist, who
lived and
worked in the
Caribbean and west Africa. Much of his...
- (because it
lived in savannahs), but it was not
until 1802 that François
Marie Daudin coined the
binomial name
Tyrannus savana. The type
locality is Suriname...
-
Dendrelaphis tristis (Common
bronzeback or
Daudin's bronzeback) is a
species of
colubrid tree-snake
found in
South Asia. It is not venomous, and harmless...
- the
Eastern Hemisphere. The name
python was
proposed by François
Marie Daudin in 1803 for non-venomous
flecked snakes. Currently, 10
python species are...
- P.; Freed, P.; Aguilar, R.; Hošek, J. (eds.). "Indotyphlops
braminus (
Daudin, 1803)". The
Reptile Database. "Ramphotyphlops braminus".
Integrated Taxonomic...
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naming it
Anguis platura (Anguis
meaning snake). In 1803, François
Marie Daudin created the new
genus Pelamis and ****igned this
species to it, referring...
-
control mosquitos. The
Indian bulfrog was
first described by François-Marie
Daudin in 1802, as Rana tigerina. The type
locality was
given as "Bengale, India"...
-
ranging from 4 to 15
species being quoted.
French naturalist François
Marie Daudin established the
genus Acanthophis in 1803, with the
common death adder (A...
- T55853A107297758.en.
Retrieved 16
November 2021. "Pithecopus
hypochondrialis (
Daudin, 1800)".
Amphibian Species of the
World 6.0, an
Online Reference. American...
