Frequency of tail autotomy in the African Olive Grass Snake, Psammophis ‘phillipsii’ from three habitats in southern Nigeria

Published in: The Journal of the Herpetological Association of Africa
Volume 51 , issue 2 , 2002 , pages: 143–146

DOI: 10.1080/21564574.2002.9635470

Author(s): GodfreyC. Akani , , Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria , Luca Luiselli F.I.Z.V. (Ecology) and Centre of Environmental Studies “Demetra”, Italy , SundayM. Wariboko , , Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria , Linda Ude F.I.Z.V. (Ecology) and Centre of Environmental Studies “Demetra”, Italy , FrancescoM. Angelici F.I.Z.V. (Ecology) and Centre of Environmental Studies “Demetra”, Italy

Keywords: Psammophis phillipsii , rainforest , habitat variation , predation , tail autotomy , Nigeria

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