#Brucerogersus
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A few hundred genus names from the Reptile Man, Raymond Hoser
Genus Group
286. Abbasaurum Hoser, 2022
287. Abronia (Assangesaurus) Hoser, 2014
288. Abronia (Elliottsaurea) Hoser, 2014
289. Abronia (Lanisaurea) Hoser, 2014
290. Acanthophis (Platyelapid) Hoser, 2016
291. Acetyphlops Hoser, 2012
292. Achalinus (Fereachalinus) Hoser, 2016
293. Ackytyphlops Hoser, 2013
294. Acritoscincus (Celerscincus) Hoser, 2022
295. Acritoscincus (Labialalbum) Hoser, 2022
296. Acrochordus (Vetusacrochordus) Hoser, 2014
297. Adelyndactylus Hoser, 2017
298. Adelynhoserboa (Adelynhoserboa) Hoser, 2013
299. Adelynhoserboa (Merceicaboa) Hoser, 2013
300. Adelynhoserboa (Pattersonboa) Hoser, 2013
301. Adelynhoserea Hoser, 2012
302. Adelynhosergecko Hoser, 2018
303. Adelynhoserhylea Hoser, 2020
304. Adelynhosersaur Hoser, 2013
305. Adelynhoserscincea (Sinoskinkus) Hoser, 2015
306. Adelynhoserscincea Hoser, 2015
307. Adelynhoserserpenae Hoser, 2012
308. Adelynkimberleyea Hoser, 2012
309. Aeschtgekko Hoser, 2021
310. Agamatajikistanensis Hoser, 2012
311. Ahyonggekko Hoser, 2021
312. Aintemoia (Paraemoia) Hoser, 2019
313. Aintemoia Hoser, 2019
314. Aiselfakharius Hoser, 2012
315. Alanbrygelus Hoser, 2012
316. Albatubercula Hoser, 2021
317. Albogibba (Ratiobrunneis) Hoser, 2020
318. Albogibba Hoser, 2020
319. Alexteescolotes Hoser, 2018
320. Alexteesus Hoser, 2012
321. Allengreercolotes Hoser, 2018
322. Allengreerus Hoser, 2009
323. Altmantyphlops Hoser, 2012
324. Amphiglossus (Brygooscincus) Hoser, 2015
325. Angularanta (Alliuma) Hoser, 2020
326. Angularanta (Longuscrusanura) Hoser, 2020
327. Angularanta (Naveosrana) Hoser, 2020
328. Angularanta (Raucus) Hoser, 2020
329. Angularanta (Scelerisqueanura) Hoser, 2020
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330. Angularanta Hoser, 2020
331. Apollopierson Hoser, 2014
332. Arenosumgekko Hoser, 2021
333. Arnoldtyphlops Hoser, 2012
334. Artusbrevis Hoser, 2014
335. Arunachalgekko Hoser, 2021
336. Asianatrix Hoser, 2012
337. Asiascincella (Ovipascincella) Hoser, 2019
338. Asiascincella (Sinoscincella) Hoser, 2019
339. Asiascincella Hoser, 2019
340. Asiascincus (Japanscincus) Hoser, 2015
341. Asiascincus (Ryukyuscincus) Hoser, 2015
342. Asiascincus (Sichuanscincus) Hoser, 2015
343. Asiascincus Hoser, 2015
344. Atractaspis (Benjaminswileus) Hoser, 2013
345. Atractaspis (Lowryus) Hoser, 2013
346. Audaxura Hoser, 2020
347. Badiohyla Hoser, 2020
348. Balleriogekko Hoser, 2021
349. Barnettsaurus Hoser, 2019
350. Barrygoldsmithus Hoser, 2012
351. Bellarana Hoser, 2020
352. Bennettsaurus (Lucysaurea) Hoser, 2013
353. Bennettsaurus Hoser, 2013
354. Bermudascincus Hoser, 2015
355. Bertlinggekko (Purpurabrunusgekko) Hoser, 2021
356. Bertlinggekko Hoser, 2021
357. Billmacordus Hoser, 2012
358. Binghamsaurus Hoser, 2014
359. Binghamus Hoser, 2012
360. Bitis (Angolavipera) Hoser, 2022
361. Bitis (Klosevipera) Hoser, 2013
362. Bitis (Kuekus) Hoser, 2013
363. Bobbottomcolotes Hoser, 2018
364. Bobbottomus Hoser, 2012
365. Bogophryne Hoser, 2020
366. Borgsaurus Hoser, 2014
367. Borneocolotes Hoser, 2018
368. Bothrocophias (Pughvipera) Hoser, 2013
369. Bouchardgekko Hoser, 2021
370. Bourgoingekko Hoser, 2021
371. Brettbarnettus Hoser, 2017
372. Brevicaudacolotes Hoser, 2018
373. Brevicrusyla Hoser, 2020
374. Broghammerus (Wellspython) Hoser, 2013
375. Broghammerus Hoser, 2004
376. Bronchocela (Ferebronchocela) Hoser, 2014
377. Brucegowus Hoser, 2013
378. Brucerogersus Hoser, 2012
379. Brunaviridisaurus Hoser, 2015
380. Brunneisoculura Hoser, 2021
381. Caeruleocaudascincus Hoser, 2019
382. Cainodactylus (Maculacruscalotes) Hoser, 2019
383. Californiascincus Hoser, 2015
384. Calliophis (Benmooreus) Hoser, 2013
385. Calliophis (Paulstokesus) Hoser, 2013
386. Calliophis (Swilea) Hoser, 2013
387. Calotes (Ceyloncalotes) Hoser, 2014
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388. Calotes (Ghatscalotes) Hoser, 2014
389. Calotes (Laccadivecalotes) Hoser, 2014
390. Calotes (Rubercalotes) Hoser, 2014
391. Calotes (Tamilnaducalotes) Hoser, 2014
392. Cannotbeemoia Hoser, 2019
393. Carrtyphlopea Hoser, 2012
394. Carstensus Hoser, 2013
395. Cassandracampbellea Hoser, 2019
396. Caudacingitur Hoser, 2021
397. Caudatenebrosus Hoser, 2022
398. Celertenues Hoser, 2017
399. Ceratophora (Jamesschulteus) Hoser, 2014
400. Ceratrimeresurus (Lowryvipera) Hoser, 2013
401. Charlespiersoncolotes Hoser, 2018
402. Charlespiersonserpens Hoser, 2012
403. Chelodina (Supremechelys) Hoser, 2014
404. Chelonoidis (Parachelonoidis) Hoser, 2021
405. Chrismaxwellus Hoser, 2013
406. Chrysopelea boie, 1826 (Wellsserpens) Hoser, 2013
407. Claragekko Hoser, 2021
408. Clarascincus (Comoroscincus) Hoser, 2015
409. Clarascincus Hoser, 2015
410. Cliveevattcalotes Hoser, 2018
411. Coggersaurus Hoser, 2019
412. Colleeneremia (Balatusrana) Hoser, 2020
413. Colotesmaculosadorsum Hoser, 2018
414. Conantvipera Hoser, 2013
415. Copelandtyphlops Hoser, 2012
416. Cordylus (Hulimkacordylus) Hoser, 2013
417. Cottonkukri Hoser, 2012
418. Cottonsaurus Hoser, 2013
419. Cottonserpens Hoser, 2012
420. Cottontyphlops Hoser, 2012
421. Cottonus Hoser, 2009
422. Cottonvipera Hoser, 2013
423. Couperus Hoser, 2016
424. Craspedocephalus (Borneovipera) Hoser, 2013
425. Crinia (Lowingdella) Hoser, 2020
426. Crinia (Oxyodella) Hoser, 2020
427. Crishagenus Hoser, 2012
428. Crocodilivoltuscolotes Hoser, 2018
429. Crossmanus Hoser, 2012
430. Crottyagama (Amboncalotes) Hoser, 2014
431. Crottyagama (Freudcalotes) Hoser, 2014
432. Crottyagama (Khasicalotes) Hoser, 2014
433. Crottyagama Hoser, 2014
434. Crottyanura Hoser, 2020
435. Crottychelys Hoser, 2021
436. Crottykukrius Hoser, 2012
437. Crottyopus (Gracileopus) Hoser, 2017
438. Crottyopus Hoser, 2017
439. Crottyphlops Hoser, 2012
440. Crottyphryne Hoser, 2020
441. Crottyreedus Hoser, 2012
442. Crottysaurus Hoser, 2019
443. Crottyscincus Hoser, 2015
444. Crottyserpens (Ackyserpens) Hoser, 2013
445. Crottyserpens Hoser, 2013
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446. Crottyvipera Hoser, 2013
447. Crudushaema Hoser, 2019
448. Crutchfieldus Hoser, 2009
449. Cryptophis (Lukefabaus) Hoser, 2014
450. Cryptophis (Macconchieus) Hoser, 2014
451. Ctenophorus (Arenicolagama) Hoser, 2015
452. Ctenophorus (Aurantiacoagama) Hoser, 2015
453. Ctenophorus (Leucomaculagama) Hoser, 2015
454. Ctenophorus (Membrumvariegatagama) Hoser, 2015
455. Ctenophorus (Valenagama) Hoser, 2015
456. Culexlineatascincus Hoser, 2015
457. Cummingea Hoser, 2009
458. Cummingscincea (Gracilescincus) Hoser, 2015
459. Cummingscincea (Leucolabialus) Hoser, 2015
460. Cummingscincea Hoser, 2015
461. Cummingviperea Hoser, 2013
462. Cuprumcinctim Hoser, 2021
463. Cylindrophis (Macgoldrichea) Hoser, 2013
464. Cylindrophis (Motteramus) Hoser, 2013
465. Cyrilhoserus Hoser, 2012
466. Daboia (Oxyadaboia) Hoser, 2022
467. Dactyloperus (Maculocolotes) Hoser, 2018
468. Dactyloperus (Purpuracolotes) Hoser, 2018
469. Dactyloperus (Saxacolinecolotes) Hoser, 2018
470. Dactyloperus (Wedgedigitcolotes) Hoser, 2018
471. Dalegibbonsus Hoser, 2012
472. Dallysaurus Hoser, 2014
473. Dannycoleus Hoser, 2013
474. Dannyelfakharikukri (Myanmarelfakhari) Hoser, 2014
475. Dannyelfakharikukri (Sinoelfakhari) Hoser, 2014
476. Dannyelfakharikukri Hoser, 2012
477. Dannyleeus Hoser, 2012
478. Dannytyphlops Hoser, 2012
479. Daraninagama Hoser, 2014
480. Daraninanura Hoser, 2020
481. Daraninserpens Hoser, 2012
482. Daraninus Hoser, 2012
483. Daviekukri Hoser, 2012
484. Delma (Honlamopus) Hoser, 2017
485. Desburkeus Hoser, 2012
486. Desmondburkeus Hoser, 2012
487. Dicksmithsaurus (Dicksmithsaurus) Hoser, 2014
488. Dicksmithsaurus (Mooresaurus) Hoser, 2014
489. Dicksmithsaurus (Stokessaurus) Hoser, 2014
490. Diplodactylus (Crottyoides) Hoser, 2017
491. Diporiphora (Pailsagama) Hoser, 2015
492. Divergesaurus Hoser, 2019
493. Dmitrievgekko Hoser, 2021
494. Doongagama Hoser, 2014
495. Dorisious Hoser, 2012
496. Downieea Hoser, 2012
497. Draco (Engannodraco) Hoser, 2014
498. Draco (Macguiredraco) Hoser, 2014
499. Draco (Philippinedraco) Hoser, 2014
500. Draco (Somniadraco) Hoser, 2014
501. Draco (Spottydraco) Hoser, 2014
502. Drewwilliamsus Hoser, 2013
503. Dryopsophus (Ausverdarana) Hoser, 2020
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504. Dryopsophus (Leucolatera) Hoser, 2020
505. Drysdalia (Staszewskius) Hoser, 2013
506. Duboislacerta Hoser, 2015
507. Dudleyserpens Hoser, 2012
508. Eastmansaurus Hoser, 2014
509. Edaxcolotes (Macrocephalacolotes) Hoser, 2018
510. Edaxcolotes Hoser, 2018
511. Edwardssaurus (Macgoldrichsaurus) Hoser, 2013
512. Edwardssaurus (Vrljicsaurus) Hoser, 2013
513. Edwardssaurus Hoser, 2013
514. Edwardstyphlops Hoser, 2012
515. Edwardsus Hoser, 2009
516. Eippertyphlopea Hoser, 2012
517. Eipperus Hoser, 2012
518. Eksteinus Hoser, 2012
519. Elapognathus (Hawkeswoodelapidus) Hoser, 2013
520. Elegansgekko Hoser, 2021
521. Elfakhariorumserpens (Matsonserpens) Hoser, 2017
522. Elfakhariorumserpens Hoser, 2017
523. Elfakhariscincus Hoser, 2012
524. Elliottnatrix Hoser, 2012
525. Elliotttyphlopea Hoser, 2012
526. Elliottus Hoser, 2012
527. Elseya (Fitzroychelys) Hoser, 2018
528. Emoia (Aquilonariemoia) Hoser, 2019
529. Ernieswileus Hoser, 2013
530. Euanedwardssaurus Hoser, 2014
531. Euanedwardssaurus Hoser, 2016
532. Euanedwardsserpens Hoser, 2012
533. Evanwhittonus Hoser, 2012
534. Evenhuisgekko Hoser, 2021
535. Exilgekko Hoser, 2021
536. Extensusdigituscolotes Hoser, 2018
537. Extentusventersquamus (Cavernagekko) Hoser, 2018
538. Extentusventersquamus (Foderetdorsumgekko) Hoser, 2018
539. Extentusventersquamus Hoser, 2018
540. Facileoccultatur (Purpuraoculus) Hoser, 2021
541. Facileoccultatur Hoser, 2021
542. Fasciacorpus Hoser, 2021
543. Fasciaincompletum Hoser, 2021
544. Ferescincella Hoser, 2019
545. Feresuta Hoser, 2018
546. Feretribolonotus (Feretribolonotus) Hoser, 2016
547. Feretribolonotus (Propetribolonotus) Hoser, 2016
548. Feretribolonotus Hoser, 2016
549. Fiacumminganura Hoser, 2020
550. Fiacummingea Hoser, 2018
551. Fiacumminggecko Hoser, 2017
552. Fluvirana Hoser, 2020
553. Fredutyphlops Hoser, 2012
554. Freudchelys Hoser, 2021
555. Freudreedus Hoser, 2012
556. Funkelapidus Hoser, 2012
557. Funkiacrochordus Hoser, 2014
558. Funkichelys Hoser, 2021
559. Funkikukri Hoser, 2012
560. Funkisaurus Hoser, 2013
561. Funkiskinkus (Forestaescincea) Hoser, 2015
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562. Funkiskinkus (Marmolejoscincus) Hoser, 2015
563. Funkiskinkus (Veracruzscincus) Hoser, 2015
564. Funkiskinkus Hoser, 2015
565. Funkityphlops Hoser, 2012
566. Funkus Hoser, 2012
567. Geddykukrius Hoser, 2012
568. Gedyerana Hoser, 2020
569. Gehyra (Halmaherasaurus) Hoser, 2018
570. Geoemyda (Parageoemyda) Hoser, 2021
571. Georgekonstandinouous (Georgekonstandinouous) Hoser, 2013
572. Georgekonstandinouous (Slatteryaspus) Hoser, 2013
573. Georgekonstandinouous (Wellingtonaspus) Hoser, 2013
574. Georgekonstandinouous Hoser, 2013
575. Georgemarioliscolotes Hoser, 2018
576. Ginafabaserpenae Hoser, 2012
577. Gleesontyphlops Hoser, 2012
578. Goldsteintyphlops Hoser, 2012
579. Gongylosoma (Avonlovellus) Hoser, 2013
580. Gongylosoma (Paulelliottus) Hoser, 2013
581. Gonocephalus (Denzeragama) Hoser, 2014
582. Gonocephalus (Honlamagama) Hoser, 2014
583. Gonocephalus (Mantheyagama) Hoser, 2014
584. Grayaraneaus Hoser, 2017
585. Graysongekko Hoser, 2021
586. Greerlacerta Hoser, 2015
587. Greernatrix Hoser, 2012
588. Greersaurus (Paragreersaurus) Hoser, 2019
589. Greersaurus Hoser, 2019
590. Gregswedoshus Hoser, 2012
591. Griseolaterus Hoser, 2019
592. Grygiergekko Hoser, 2021
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Reptile party man honours band.
Cult Australian Rock band TISM from Melbourne, Victoria has been honoured with a new species of African Turtle named in their honour.
Known as Cycloderma tismorum Hoser, 2021, the species was formally named on 16 August 2021 in a two volume monograph on the world's turtles.
Published by Raymond Hoser, the massive scientific work, named 35 new species of turtles from all over the world, including the African soft-shelled species Cycloderma tismorum Hoser, 2021 from Tanzania.
In the etymology, Hoser wrote:
Cycloderma tismorum sp. nov. is named in honour of the Australian Alternative Rock Band, TISM.
TISM (an acronym of This Is Serious Mum) were a seven-piece anonymous alternative rock band from Melbourne, Australia. The group was formed on 30 December 1982 by vocalist/drummer Humphrey B. Flaubert, bassist/vocalist Jock Cheese and keyboardist/vocalist Eugene de la Hot Croix Bun, and enjoyed a large underground/independent following. Also playing in the band was Jock Paull, now deceased. Their third album, Machiavelli and the Four Seasons, reached the Australian national top 10 in 1995.
In Africa it is commonly said that those Africans who live south of the Zambezi River (e.g. South Africa) do not have the same sense of rhythm and music making of those further north and so it is appropriate that a species from north of the Zambezi River be named in honour of a group of people with rhythm.
The naming of the African Turtle after the Melbourne band TISM has followed on from an earlier discovery in which TISM guitarist Jock Paull was also honoured with a genus of North American Snake named in his honour.
Paull, was one of the famous masked singers in the 1990’s Melbourne band TISM.
He also performed numerous services to wildlife conservation in Australia, for which he is not as well known.
Paull has since died of lung cancer (9 April 2008) and is survived by his long-time girlfriend and now (2021) adult child who can still be seen at rock venues across Melbourne.
Both also live in Melbourne’s south-east, where they are revered as living treasures.
As already metnioned above, TISM (an acronym of the phrase This Is Serious Mum) were a seven-piece anonymous alternative rock band from Melbourne, Australia. They grew a huge cult following which persists to this day (2021), with a revival of interest in the band coinciding with the Covid-19 lockdowns in Melbourne.
They always appeared with heads covered or wearing masks, so that their true identity would not be revealed to the public at large.
The group was formed on 30 December 1982 by vocalist/drummer Humphrey B. Flaubert, bassist/vocalist Jock Cheese and keyboardist/vocalist Eugene de la Hot Croix Bun.
Their third album, Machiavelli and the Four Seasons, reached the Australian national top 10 in 1995 and still generates a huge playlist audience via online platforms.
The genus of snake named in honour of Paull, Jockpaullus Hoser, 2012, is a divergent genus, associated with Rhadinaea Cope, 1863.
As part of a global audit of the world’s snakes at the genus level, leading reptile expert, taxonomist and scientist Raymond Hoser identified this previously unnamed genus of snakes for the first time in the early 2000’s.
However, Hoser, better known as the Snakeman, who also runs the Reptile Party business in Melbourne was so busy it took him nearly a decade to publish his big paper that named the genus in honour of Paull.
Raymond Hoser, has discovered and named more species and genera of snake than anyone else alive.
He also named the genus Brucerogersus Hoser, 2012 in honour of Bruce Rogers, one of Australia’s leading Didgeridoo makers and players in another major scientific paper published in 2012. Rogers of Kangaroo Ground on the northern edge of Melbourne also died of cancer in 2016. That genus of snakes is a divergent group of North American Garter Snakes.
Raymond Hoser’s live reptiles have featured in a number of well-known music videos of Australian artists. He supplied the large Goanna Lizards used the clip for Great Southern Land, by Icehouse, featuring Iva Davies.
The clip was filmed in a disused quarry at Terrey Hills on the northern edge of Sydney, Australia.
Snakeman's crocodiles regularly appear on TV and music videos, adverts, etc, as does his venomous and non venomous snakes.
BOXBOY (real name, Harrison Richard Wain) a music icon of recent years, has used Snakeman Raymond Hoser's snakes a number of times when making his video clips in Melbourne, Victoria and some of this material can be found on Instagram. Another species of turtle Cuora boxboyi Hoser, 2021 was also discovered and named by Hoser in his big 2 volume monograph at the same time the TISM species was named.
That animal, appropriately known to locals as "the box turtle", occurs in Indonesia.
Raymond Hoser's famous reptile parties have been less frequently seen in 2021 as a result of Covid-19 lockdowns.
The banning of public gatherings has meant that outdoor events with reptile shows, school incursions and even private reptile parties have been outlawed for much of the year in a bid to control covid-19.
While reptile parties are still regularly booked by Hoser and his dedicated team of conservationists, most have had to be cancelled in days prior to planned events due to ongoing government demands and restrictions tied in with the Coronavuirus pandemic.
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Australian Rock Icon gets a genus of Snake named in his honour, by the Snakeman Raymond Hoser!
Australian Rock Icon, guitarist, John (Jock) Paull, has been honoured with a genus of North American Snake named in his honour.
Paull, was one of the masked singers in the 90’s Melbourne band TISM.
He also performed numerous services to wildlife conservation in Australia, for which he is not as well known.
Paull has since died of lung cancer (9 April 2008) and is survived by his long-time girlfriend and now (2021) adult child.
Both also live in Melbourne’s south-east.
TISM (an acronym of the phrase This Is Serious Mum) were a seven-piece anonymous alternative rock band from Melbourne, Australia which amassed an enormous cult following.
They always appeared with heads covered or wearing masks, so that their true identity would not be revealed.
The group was formed on 30 December 1982 by vocalist/drummer Humphrey B. Flaubert, bassist/vocalist Jock Cheese and keyboardist/vocalist Eugene de la Hot Croix Bun.
Their third album, Machiavelli and the Four Seasons, reached the Australian national top 10 in 1995 and still generates a huge playlist audience via online platforms.
The genus of snake named in honour of Paull, Jockpaullus Hoser, 2012, is a divergent genus, associated with Rhadinaea Cope, 1863.
As part of a global audit of the world’s snakes at the genus level, leading reptile expert, taxonomist and scientist Raymond Hoser identified this previously unnamed genus of snakes for the first time in the early 2000’s.
However, Hoser, better known as the Snakeman, who also runs the Reptile Party business in Melbourne was so busy it took him nearly a decade to publish his big paper that named the genus in honour of Paull.
Raymond Hoser, has discovered and named more species and genera of snake than anyone else alive.
He also named the genus Brucerogersus Hoser, 2012 in honour of Bruce Rogers, one of Australia’s leading Didgeridoo makers and players in another major scientific paper published in 2012. Rogers of Kangaroo Ground on the northern edge of Melbourne also died of cancer in 2016. That genus of snakes is a divergent group of North American Garter Snakes.
Raymond Hoser’s live reptiles have featured in a number of well-known music videos of Australian artists. He supplied the large Goanna Lizards used the clip for Great Southern Land, by Icehouse, featuring Iva Davies.
The clip was filmed in a disused quarry at Terrey Hills on the northern edge of Sydney, Australia.
Snakeman's crocodiles regularly appear on TV and music videos, adverts, etc, as does his venomous and non venomous snakes.
BOXBOY (real name, Harrison Richard Wain) a music icon of recent years, has used Snakeman Raymond Hoser's snakes a number of times when making his video clips in Melbourne, Victoria and some of this material can be found on Instagram.
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