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• Thus the official taxonomy remains " Elaphe ".
• Many reference materials still use the synonym " Elaphe guttata ".
• "Elaphe " generally reach sexual maturity after 18 24 months.
• This species was previously recognized in the genus " Elaphe ".
• The color and pattern of " Elaphe " is quite variable and hard to be generalized.
• Throughout the year, Elaphe are usually active from April to October, followed by a period of hibernation.
• They were separated from " Elaphe " in 2002 by Utiger et al . following evidence from DNA analysis.
• It has been claimed that the snake wrapped around the staff was a species of rat snake, " Elaphe longissima ".
• P鑢e David's Rat Snake ( " Elaphe davidi " ) was named in his honor by Henri 蒻ile Sauvage in 1884.
• However, the ICZN rejected the renaming, and thus " Elaphe " remains the more widely recognized and broadly accepted genus name.
• The distinction between " Coelognathus " and " Elaphe " was further supported by mitochondrial DNA sequence and additional morphological evidence in 2005.
• Although " Pantherophis " was originally proposed in 1843, in more recent history these species were placed in the genus " Elaphe ".
• Previously, most rat snakes were assigned to the genus " Elaphe ", but many have been since renamed following mitochondrial DNA analysis performed in 2002.
• Reptiles and amphibians include the gold snake ( " Elaphe erythrura " and " Parathelphusid crab " Parathelphusa linduensis " are endemic to Lake Lindu.
• This species has often been placed in the genus " Elaphe ", but recent phylogenetic analyses have resulted in its transfer to " Pantherophis ".
• Grass snakes ( Natrix natrix ), Aesculapian snakes ( Elaphe longissima ) and Fire Salamanders ( Salamandra salamandra ) are all found within a short distance of the Achella,
• Elaphe slowinskii is now the third; it looks similar to the other two but has huge genetic differences, said Burbrink, an evolutionary biologist at the College of Staten Island.
• The ITIS also identifies all species names that use " Pantherophis " as " invalid " names  using " Elaphe " consistently for listings marked as valid.
• ""'Elaphe anomala " "'commonly known as the Korean Rat Snake is a none venomous species of colubrid snake known from China and Korea.
• The placement of " Pantherophis guttatus " and several related species in " Pantherophis " rather than " Elaphe " has been confirmed by further phylogenetic studies.