LOCAL NAMES 37 



126. Manoc, a synonym of banacon. 



127. Manoca, Matrix spilogaster. 



128. Manojohoc (Bohol). 



129. Manunugac; applied to species of Dryopkis. 



130. Maranhdt or niaraub-but, said to be a synonym of sumasapao. 



131. Odto-odto or oro-odto; names applied to various small snakes; in 



Negros to Typhlops bratninus ; in Palawan to Doliopltis bilineatus. 

 The first is harmless; the second is poisonous. 



132. Ongor (Bohol). 



IZZ. Palacang -alias (Tagalog), Matrix spilogaster. 



134. Palapal; another two-headed snake. 



135. Palaspas, a synonym of dahon-palny. 



136. Pamadduquingen (Ilocos Sur) ; said to be red and black. 



137. Panas (Ilocos Sur) ; said to be red and white. 



138. Pandanalion (Surigao). 



139. Paningsingan (Negros), Chersydrus granulatus. 



140. Papala (Misamis), Trimeresurus wagleri. 



141. Pim-maltat ; said to be synonymous with dahon-palay. 



142. Pulaan (Ilocos Sur). 



143. Quinongsing (Pangasinan) . 



144. Romurayion (Ambos Camarines and Albay) , a poisonous snake; ap- 



plied to various species of Trimeresurus. 



145. Rnpong (Albay), probably a synonym of dupong ; Trimeresurus sp. 



146. Salabay (Bohol). 



147. Sapao. 



148. Saua (Visayas), applied to Python retindatus. 



149. Seckaran (Union). 



150. Sibaga (Bohol). 



151. Silungbilao (Pampango) ; this may be Hemibungarus sp. 



152. Sordodoritullon (Ilocos Norte) ; probably Ophites aidicus. 



153. Sua, (Surigao). 



154. Sultip (Ilocos Norte). 



155. Sumasapao (Ilocano), a tree snake. 



156. Tabading (IWanobo), Matrix aurictdata. 



157. Tadioco (Pangasinan, Pampanga) ; applied to the hooded cobras. 



158. Taguhilog (Surigao). 



159. Taguig (Palawan). 



160. Taguiualo (Bohol). 



161. Talamugu%nga7i (Ilocos Norte). 



162. Talasayin (Batangas). 



163. Talbustubu (Marinduque) , a synonym of dahon-palay. 



164. Talenbilao; applied to poisonous sea serpents. 



165. Tamangulan (Palawan). 



166. Tamguibolason (Bohol). 



167. Tangkaybiga, a synonym of tdupong. 



168. Tanquig or tanquipj (Surigao). 



169. Tinta, a synonym of tuleng or dueng. 



170. Toghod (Bohol). 



171. Tolog (JMarinduque), Ophites avlicus. 



172. Tuleng (Ilocano). 



