#Jockpaullus
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Another few hundred more genus names by Reptile man Raymond Hoser
Guystebbinsus Hoser, 2012
594. Hadronyche (Wongaraneaus) Hoser, 2017
595. Harrigankukriae Hoser, 2012
596. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Nussbaumsaurus) Hoser, 2013
597. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Raselimananasaurus) Hoser, 2013
598. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Raxworthysaurus) Hoser, 2013
599. Hawkeswoodsaurus Hoser, 2013
600. Hawkeswoodus Hoser, 2012
601. Hemiphyllodactylus (Ferehemiphyllodactylus) Hoser, 2019
602. Hopviridi Hoser, 2020
603. Hoseraspea Hoser, 2012
604. Hoserea Hoser, 2009
605. Hoserelapidea Hoser, 2012
606. Hoserkukriae Hoser, 2012
607. Hoserranae Hoser, 2020
608. Hugheskukri Hoser, 2012
609. Hulimkai Hoser, 2012
610. Hydrophis (Crottyhydrophis) Hoser, 2013
611. Incertanura Hoser, 2020
612. Infigo Hoser, 2021
613. Inlustanura Hoser, 2020
614. Innocuascincus Hoser, 2022
615. Isopachys (Paraisopachys) Hoser, 2020
616. Jackyhoserboa Hoser, 2013
617. Jackyhoserea Hoser, 2012
618. Jackyhosergecko (Solomoncolotes) Hoser, 2018
619. Jackyhosergecko Hoser, 2018
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620. Jackyhoserhylea Hoser, 2020
621. Jackyhosernatrix Hoser, 2012
622. Jackyhosersaur Hoser, 2013
623. Jackyhoserscincea Hoser, 2015
624. Jackyindigoea Hoser, 2012
625. Jackypython Hoser, 2009
626. Jacobclarkus Hoser, 2012
627. Jockpaullus Hoser, 2012
628. Johnwilsontyphlops Hoser, 2012
629. Judywhybrowea Hoser, 2012
630. Kalahariacontias Hoser, 2015
631. Karimdaouesus Hoser, 2012
632. Katrinahoserea Hoser, 2012
633. Katrinahoserserpenea Hoser, 2012
634. Katrinahosertyphlops Hoser, 2012
635. Katrinahoserviperea Hoser, 2013
636. Katrinus Hoser, 2000
637. Kendslider Hoser, 2014
638. Kerryleewennigea Hoser, 2019
639. Kirnerea Hoser, 2012
640. Korniliostyphlops Hoser, 2014
641. Kottelatgekko (Tenuisalbavincula) Hoser, 2021
642. Kottelatgekko Hoser, 2021
643. Kraussus Hoser, 2012
644. Kuekus Hoser, 2013
645. Kullandergekko (Kullandergekko) Hoser, 2021
646. Kullandergekko Hoser, 2021
647. Kumanjayiwalkerus Hoser, 2020
648. Laidlawserpens Hoser, 2012
649. Laidlawtyphlops Hoser, 2012
650. Laidlawus Hoser, 2012
651. Lateratenebriscincus Hoser, 2019
652. Laurielevysaurus Hoser, 2014
653. Lautusdigituscolotes (Aurumgekko) Hoser, 2018
654. Lautusdigituscolotes (Glanduliscrusgekko) Hoser, 2018
655. Lautusdigituscolotes Hoser, 2018
656. Lazarusus Hoser, 2016
657. Lenhosertyphlops Hoser, 2012
658. Lenhoserus Hoser, 2000
659. Lepidodactylus (Borealiscolotes) Hoser, 2018
660. Leswilliamsus Hoser, 2012
661. Leucodigirana Hoser, 2020
662. Libertadictus (Adelynhosertyphlops) Hoser, 2013
663. Libertadictus (Bennetttyphlops) Hoser, 2013
664. Libertadictus (Buckleytyphlops) Hoser, 2013
665. Libertadictus (Jackyhosertyphlops) Hoser, 2013
666. Libertadictus (Kerrtyphlops) Hoser, 2013
667. Libertadictus (Mantyphlops) Hoser, 2013
668. Libertadictus (Pattersontyphlops) Hoser, 2013
669. Libertadictus (Robinwitttyphlops) Hoser, 2013
670. Libertadictus (Sheatyphlops) Hoser, 2013
671. Libertadictus (Silvatyphlops) Hoser, 2013
672. Libertadictus (Slopptyphlops) Hoser, 2013
673. Libertadictus (Suewitttyphlops) Hoser, 2013
674. Lindholtsaurus Hoser, 2014
675. Lineascincus Hoser, 2022
676. Linguarosea Hoser, 2021
677. Liophidium (Mattborgus) Hoser, 2013
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678. Liopholidophis (Chrisnewmanus) Hoser, 2013
679. Llewellynura (Microlitoria) Hoser, 2020
680. Longinidis Hoser, 2012
681. Lovelinaychelys Hoser, 2021
682. Lukefabaserpens Hoser, 2012
683. Lyalgekko (Macrolyalgekko) Hoser, 2021
684. Lyalgekko Hoser, 2021
685. Lycodon (Kotabilycodon) Hoser, 2014
686. Lycodon (Paralycodon) Hoser, 2014
687. Macmillanus Hoser, 2012
688. Maconchieus Hoser, 2012
689. Macphieus Hoser, 2012
690. Macropogonomys Hoser, 2020
691. Maculagekko Hoser, 2021
692. Maculatumetglobum Hoser, 2021
693. Magnaocellus Hoser, 2018
694. Magnumoculus Hoser, 2020
695. Malayocolotes (Titiwangsacolotes) Hoser, 2019
696. Malayocolotes Hoser, 2019
697. Manamendraarachchius Hoser, 2014
698. Mannixsaurus Hoser, 2018
699. Manserpens Hoser, 2013
700. Mariolisus Hoser, 2012
701. Marlenegecko (Marlenegecko) Hoser, 2017
702. Marlenegecko (Robwatsongecko) Hoser, 2017
703. Marlenegecko Hoser, 2017
704. Martinekchelys Hoser, 2021
705. Martinekcolotes Hoser, 2018
706. Martinekea Hoser, 2012
707. Martinwellstyphlops Hoser, 2012
708. Maryannmartinekea Hoser, 2017
709. Masonnicolasaurus Hoser, 2014
710. Matteoea Hoser, 2009
711. Maxhoseragama (Eksteinagama) Hoser, 2014
712. Maxhoseragama Hoser, 2014
713. Maxhoserboa Hoser, 2012
714. Maxhoserini Hoser, 2012
715. Maxhosersaurus Hoser, 2013
716. Maxhoserus Hoser, 2012
717. Maxhoservipera Hoser, 2012
718. Maxinehoserranae (Vegrandihyla) Hoser, 2020
719. Maxinehoserranae Hoser, 2020
720. Mcphieus Hoser, 2022
721. Melanoseps (Ebolaseps) Hoser, 2015
722. Melvillesaurea Hoser, 2015
723. Mesaspis (Rayplattsaurus) Hoser, 2014
724. Michaelnicholsus Hoser, 2012
725. Mitrolysis (Invisibiliaauris) Hoser, 2020
726. Mitrolysis (Paramitrolysis) Hoser, 2020
727. Mixophyes (Feremixophyes) Hoser, 2020
728. Mixophyes (Paramixophyes) Hoser, 2016
729. Mixophyes (Quasimixophyes) Hoser, 2020
730. Moechaeanura (Aspercutis) Hoser, 2020
731. Moechaeanura (Telaater) Hoser, 2020
732. Moechaeanura Hoser, 2020
733. Montivipera (Apexvipera) Hoser, 2016
734. Morotaigekko Hoser, 2021
735. Moseselfakharikukri Hoser, 2012
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736. Mosestyphlops Hoser, 2012
737. Mosleyia (Amnisrana) Hoser, 2020
738. Mullinsus Hoser, 2009
739. Mulvanyus Hoser, 2012
740. Namazonurus (Atikaea) Hoser, 2013
741. Namazonurus (Slatterysaurus) Hoser, 2013
742. Nasuscuspis Hoser, 2020
743. Neilsimpsonus Hoser, 2012
744. Neilsonnemanus Hoser, 2012
745. Neoseps (Floridascincus) Hoser, 2015
746. Nephrurus (Nephrurus) Hoser, 2016
747. Nephrurus (Paranephrurus) Hoser, 2016
748. Nephrurus (Quazinephrurus) Hoser, 2016
749. Newmansaurus Hoser, 2014
750. Nigreosoculus Hoser, 2020
751. Nigricansalvum Hoser, 2021
752. Nindibamus Hoser, 2012
753. Ninkukri Hoser, 2012
754. Ninsaurus Hoser, 2013
755. Nintyphlops Hoser, 2012
756. Ninvipera Hoser, 2013
757. Nocivi Hoser, 2022
758. Notacalotes Hoser, 2014
759. Notactenophorus Hoser, 2015
760. Notanemoia Hoser, 2019
761. Notascelotes Hoser, 2015
762. Nothoserphus Brues, 1940
763. Novamyuchelys Hoser, 2018
764. Nyctimystes (Asperohyla) Hoser, 2020
765. Nyctimystes (Magnummanibus) Hoser, 2020
766. Obscuramacula Hoser, 2021
767. Obscuraskinkus (Sparsuskinkus) Hoser, 2022
768. Obscuraskinkus Hoser, 2022
769. Occultatahyla (Webpede) Hoser, 2020
770. Occultatahyla Hoser, 2020
771. Ocellatalbum Hoser, 2022
772. Odatria (Honlamus) Hoser, 2013
773. Odatria (Kimberleyvaranus) Hoser, 2013
774. Odatria (Pilbaravaranus) Hoser, 2013
775. Oedura (Fereoedura) Hoser, 2017
776. Oedurella (Graciledactylus) Hoser, 2017
777. Oedurella (Parvusdactylus) Hoser, 2017
778. Ornatanura Hoser, 2020
779. Ottobreus Hoser, 2012
780. Oxychelys Hoser, 2021
781. Oxycrocodylus Hoser, 2012
782. Oxygecko Hoser, 2016
783. Oxykukrius Hoser, 2012
784. Oxynatrix Hoser, 2012
785. Oxyphryne Hoser, 2020
786. Oxyreedus Hoser, 2012
787. Oxysaurus Hoser, 2013
788. Oxyscincus (Roseacaudatus) Hoser, 2015
789. Oxyscincus (Rubercollumus) Hoser, 2015
790. Oxyscincus Hoser, 2015
791. Oxyserpens (Jealousserpens) Hoser, 2013
792. Oxyserpens Hoser, 2013
793. Oxyslop Hoser, 2020
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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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