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>>Anoplohydrus aemulans Sumatran. Only known from a single specimin described in 1909
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>>Oops, that was a Colubrid. Nevermind.
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>>OH! Found the rarest:
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>> Coallus Cropanii or Xenoboa aka Cropan's Boa. Only three known specimins have been collected to date, all from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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>>Well. I can't find the second one, if we're just talking Boas. Round Island Boas count?
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>>Bolyeria multicarinata Round Island Burrowing Boa, last seen in 1975.
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>>Casarea dussumieri Round island Keel-scled Boa. Very rare.
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>>I got a new book, decided to put it to use, lol.
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