Table 1.

Data of elevation, scalation, and maximum body length (in centimeters) of New World pitvipers

Species	Elev	MDSR	SL	Ven	SC	ISO	TL
Agkistrodon bilineatus	300	23	8	136	59	1	138
Agkistrodon contortrix	500	23	8	148	50	1	137.2
Agkistrodon piscivorus	300	25	8	137	50	1	180
Agkistrodon taylori		23	8	133	48	1	96
Atropoides indomitus a	935	24	11	138	34	11	65.8
Atropoides mexicanus	820	25	10	125	31	8	97.9
Atropoides nummifer b	1,135	25	10	131	33	9	69.5
Atropoides occiduus	1,300	25	9	131	30	9	79.5
Atropoides olmec	1,015	23	11	111	29	10	77
Atropoides picadoi	1,150	25	9	147	35	9	120.2
Bothriechis aurifer	1,750	19	10	158	57	3	100
Bothriechis bicolor	1,250	21	10	166	66	10	100
Bothriechis guifarroi c	1,233	19	10	164	64	5	76.5
Bothriechis lateralis	1,492	23	10	163	62	7	100
Bothriechis marchi	1,000	19	11	165	62	5	104
Bothriechis nigroviridis	2,075	19	10	146	51	7	93.7
Bothriechis rowleyi	1,445	19	10	160	60	4	97.3
Bothriechis schlegelii	650	23	9	153	53	8	97.9
Bothriechis supraciliaris	1,250	23	9	146	50	8	80
Bothriechis thalassinus d	1,308	21	11	165	64	7	100
Bothriopsis bilineata	500	27	7	205	66	7	123
Bothriopsis chloromelas	1,500	24	8	186	52	6	100
Bothriopsis medusa	1,238	21	7	161	54	4	80
Bothriopsis oligolepis	2,000	23	8	192	60	7	98.6
Bothriopsis pulchra	1,650	21	7	174	64	7	76.4
Bothriopsis taeniata	1,067	27	7	229	79	7	175
Bothrocophias andianus	2,550	22	7	168	56	7	125.8
Bothrocophias campbelli	1,650	23	8	165	56	6	123
Bothrocophias colombianus	1,300	25	9	168	53	8	136
Bothrocophias hyoprora	500	23	8	131	48	6	83
Bothrocophias microphthalmus	1,675	23	8	153	51	6	116.2
Bothrocophias myersi	138	23	7	145	48	5	75.6
Bothrocophias pictus	1,400	23	10	166	38	6	60
Bothropoides alcatraz	135	25	9	180	50	7	50.5
Bothropoides diporus	350	25	9	178	49	8	110
Bothropoides erythromelas	1,000	20	8	149	37	6	85
Bothropoides insularis	100	25	9	183	57	7	118
Bothropoides jararaca	500	24	8	193	61	9	160
Bothropoides lutzi	400	23	9	170	42	6	80
Bothropoides mattogrossensis	250	24	9	175	49	7	130
Bothropoides neuwiedi	500	26	9	172	45	9	100
Bothropoides otavioi e	100	24	8	187	63	5	74.4
Bothropoides pauloensis	400	24	9	174	47	8	93.8
Bothropoides pubescens	250	25	9	176	45	8	120
Bothrops asper	1,320	27	7	201	64	8	250
Bothrops atrox	640	24	7	192	67	7	172.3
Bothrops barnetti	0	24	8	178	44	7	140
Bothrops brazili	250	26	8	177	55	7	149.3
Bothrops caribbaeus	100	27	7	205	68	5	200
Bothrops jararacussu	350	25	8	176	56	6	220
Bothrops lanceolatus	650	31	8	224	64	8	200
Bothrops leucurus	200	27	8	208	66	8	120
Bothrops lojanus	2,200	23	8	150	42	5	61
Bothrops marajoensis	50	25	8	185	59	7	150
Bothrops moojeni	750	26	7	195	57	10	230
Bothrops muriciensis	640	25	8	153	52	6	88.4
Bothrops osbornei	1,250	26	8	179	67	7	140
Bothrops pirajai	250	26	9	161	48	6	137
Bothrops punctatus	1,607	27	8	204	83	8	130
Bothrops roedingeri	250	21	11	176	43	6	100
Bothrops sanctaecrucis		25	8	181	57	8	100
Bothrops venezuelensis	1,500	24	8	199	61	6	166.7
Cerrophidion godmani f	2,005	21	9	141	29	5	82.2
Cerrophidion petlalcalensis	2,200	19	10	140	36	3	50
Cerrophidion sasai	1,990	21	9	139	30	3	71.3
Cerrophidion tzotzilorum	2,275	21	10	128	27	3	50
Cerrophidion wilsoni d	2,356	21	9	142	30	5	78.9
Crotalus adamanteus	250	29	15	176	27	8	251.1
Crotalus aquilus	2,355	23	12	148	25	3	67.8
Crotalus atrox	750	25	15	182	24	5	234
Crotalus basiliscus	1,200	27	15	192	27	2	204.5
Crotalus catalinensis	235	25	15	183	23	5	73.1
Crotalus cerastes	600	21	13	143	20	5	82.4
Crotalus durissus	500	27	15	173	25	2	180
Crotalus enyo	0	25	14	169	25	5	89.9
Crotalus ericsmithi g	1,037	25	13	172	41	5	54
Crotalus horridus	1,000	23	14	171	23	6	189.2
Crotalus intermedius	2,500	21	9	168	24	3	57
Crotalus lannomi h	978	27	15	172	42	4	63.8
Crotalus lepidus	1,650	23	13	160	25	2	82.8
Crotalus mitchellii	1,220	25	16	173	22	5	136.7
Crotalus molossus	1,465	27	17	182	23	3	133
Crotalus oreganus	1,250	25	15	179	22	5	162.6
Crotalus polystictus	2,025	27	14	174	23	3	100
Crotalus pricei	2,527	21	9	154	26	3	66
Crotalus pusillus	1,953	23	12	156	29	3	68.2
Crotalus ravus	2,245	22	11	143	25	1	70
Crotalus ruber	750	29	17	193	22	7	162
Crotalus scutulatus	900	25	15	179	22	2	137.3
Crotalus simus	500	29	14	181	26	4	180
Crotalus stejnegeri	860	27	15	175	41	7	72.4
Crotalus tancitarensis i	2,375	21	9	159	22	2	41
Crotalus tigris	733	23	13	167	22	6	88.5
Crotalus tortugensis	105	27	16	185	21	4	105.8
Crotalus totonacus	840	25	14	190	26	2	166.5
Crotalus transversus	3,250	21	9	146	23	3	46.5
Crotalus triseriatus	3,536	23	12	140	26	3	68.3
Crotalus viridis	1,438	27	14	179	23	5	151.5
Crotalus willardi	2,205	25	14	153	29	8	67
Lachesis acrochorda	250	35	9	220	43	13	300
Lachesis melanocephala	500	37	8	216	45	12	240
Lachesis muta	500	35	9	225	44	11	360
Lachesis stenophrys	500	35	8	200	43	12	348.7
Mixcoatlus barbouri j	2,217	17	9	140	30	4	51.2
Mixcoatlus browni j	2,563	19	8	139	30	1	51.5
Mixcoatlus melanurus	2,000	21	11	147	40	11	57.5
Ophryacus undulatus	2,300	21	12	168	47	15	70
Porthidium arcosae	150	27	9	166	33	5	63.5
Porthidium dunni	350	23	10	148	37	5	54.2
Porthidium hespere	300	23	10	156	30	5	57.9
Porthidium lansbergii	635	24	9	153	34	6	90
Porthidium nasutum	450	23	10	134	32	5	63.5
Porthidium ophryomegas	500	25	10	166	38	6	77
Porthidium porrasi	100	25	10	138	29	6	70
Porthidium volcanicum	500	25	10	161	30	7	53.6
Porthidium yucatanicum	125	25	10	148	37	5	59.8
Rhinocerophis alternatus	350	30	9	173	42	11	169
Rhinocerophis ammodytoides	1,000	24	10	154	36	9	75
Rhinocerophis cotiara	900	27	10	162	40	12	94.5
Rhinocerophis fonsecai	1,300	27	9	172	48	9	107.9
Rhinocerophis itapetiningae	750	26	8	152	32	7	50
Rhinocerophis jonathani k	3,010	28	11	162	38	11	88.1
Sistrurus catenatus	1,513	25	12	145	28	1	100.3
Sistrurus miliarius	250	23	11	135	32	1	80.3

All literature derived from Campbell & Lamar, 2004 except where noted.

Abbreviations: Elev, elevation; ISO, intersupraoculars; MDSR, mid‐dorsal scale rows; SC, subcaudal scales; SL, supralabial scales; TL, total length; Ven, ventral scales.

^aMcCranie, Orellana, and Sheehy (2013).

^bJadin et al. (2010).

^cTownsend, Medina‐Flores, Wilson, Jadin, and Austin (2013).

^dMcCranie (2011).

^eBarbo, Grazziotin, Sazima, Martins, and Sawaya (2012).

^fJadin et al. (2012).

^gCampbell and Flores‐Villela (2008).

^hReyes‐Velasco, Grünwald, Jones, and Weatherman (2010).

ⁱAlvarado‐Díaz and Campbell (2004).

^jJadin et al. (2011).

^kCarrasco, Harvey, and Saravia (2009).