Bothrocophias myrringae

Bothrocophias myrringae, also known as the High-Andean Toad-Headed Pitviper, is a species of venomous pit viper found in Colombia. It is named in honour of the philosophical and conceptual advisor of professor Tulio Manuel Angarita Serrano, Angarita-Sierra's mother, Myriam Sierra Guerrero who contributed to the development of the current Colombian education model - 'Myrringa' being a Spanish nickname meaning "pinch" or "small". Description Bothrocophias myrringae can be identified by many characters including specific scale counts, as well as the 28 or more dark brown bands or pairs of…

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Bothrocophias es un género de serpientes de la familia Viperidae y subfamilia Crotalinae. Incluye seis especies que se distribuyen por América del Sur. Especies Se reconocen a las siguientes especies:​ Bothrocophias andianus​ Amaral, 1923 - Víbora cabeza de lanza andina, Jergón andino.