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Anguis cephallonica

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I think that's the right binomial. Also reffered that way in the Anguis (genus) article. The original etymology of cephallonica or cephalonica (as in Abies cephalonica) comes from Κεφαλληνία. Modernization of the word is with one lamda as Κεφαλονιά but latinization of the original word should have a double l and not a double n.--94.69.222.30 (talk) 18:33, 26 February 2010 (UTC)Reply

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Anguis cephallonica

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