Pisodonophis boro

Olive brown above, lighter below (Ref. 3972). Body snake-like, cylindrical, compressed only along extreme tail tip; anterior nostril tubular, posterior along lower edge of lip; teeth granular to molariform, multiserial bands on jaws and vomer, but sharper on jaws and more pointed in young individuals; median fins not continuous posteriorly; extreme tip of tail stiff and finless; dorsal fin origin about a pectoral fin length behind tips of pectoral fins; lateral line inconspicuous (Ref. 4832).

• Pisodonophis assamensis Sen, 1986
• Ophisurus rostratus McClelland, 1844
• Ophisurus minimus McClelland, 1844
• Ophisurus vermiformis McClelland, 1844
• Anguilla immaculata Swainson, 1839
• Pisodontophis bora (Hamilton, 1822)
• Ophisurus caudatus McClelland, 1844
• Ophisurus harancha Hamilton, 1822
• Ophisurus potamophilus Bleeker, 1854
• Ophisurus boro Hamilton, 1822
• Conger microstoma Eydoux & Souleyet, 1850
• Ophichthys boro (Hamilton, 1822)
• Pisoodonophis boro (Hamilton, 1822)
• Anguilla acuminata Swainson, 1839