Nevertheless, Palmer's subspecies remained commonly used throughout much of the 20th century, with " Glyptagnostus reticulatus reticulatus " being used for strongly reticulate specimens and " Glyptagnostus reticulatus angelini " for those with weaker reticulation.
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Nevertheless, Palmer's subspecies remained commonly used throughout much of the 20th century, with " Glyptagnostus reticulatus reticulatus " being used for strongly reticulate specimens and " Glyptagnostus reticulatus angelini " for those with weaker reticulation.
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Contrary to popular belief, even the larger species, such as the reticulated python, " P . reticulatus ", do not crush their prey to death; in fact, prey is not even noticeably deformed before it is swallowed.
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The southernmost known location is Velebit range in Croatia where subspecies " L . h . velebiticus " was described, and subspecies " L . h . reticulatus " was originally found in Grota Noe near Trieste ( Italy ).
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The mailed butterflyfish ( " C . reticulatus " ) is a near-match of " C . collare " in appearance, save for a less brown hue and light blue instead of red in its black-based tail.
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""'Callionymus reticulatus " "', the "'Reticulated dragonet "', is a species of dragonet native to the northeastern Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea where it is found at depths of from.
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Reptiles are represented by different kinds of lizards ( " Varanus " sp . ), reticulated python ( " python reticulatus " ) and saltwater crocodile ( " Crocodylus porosus " ) which sometimes ( rarely ) swims to the island.
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Considering the known maximum prey size, it is technically possible for a full-grown specimen of " P . reticulatus " to open its jaws wide enough to swallow a human teenager, but the width of the shoulders of adult " Homo sapiens " would probably pose a problem for even a snake with sufficient size.
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French naturalist Auguste Dum�ril erected a new genus in publishing the species as " Aphanacanthe reticulatus " in 1855 from a description authored by his countryman Gabriel Bibron, who had died suddenly, since Dum�ril had only written a ( French ) translation of the genus name ?????? " qui n5 parait pas ", ?????, " �pine " ( " with no thorns " ).
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His initial studies were based mostly in Australia, and mostly with venomous snakes, but he later conducted research on the behavioural ecology of snakes in several parts of the world, notably on red-sided gartersnakes " Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis " in Canada, vipers " Vipera berus " in Sweden and France, island pit vipers " Gloydius shedaoensis " in China, seasnakes " Laticauda " and " Emydocephalus annulatus " in the Pacific islands, and reticulated pythons " Python reticulatus " in Indonesia.
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