Aspidura ceylonensis - Wikipedia
Aspidura ceylonensis is a semi-fossorial snake from submontane forests. Restricted to submontane forests and plantations of the Central Highlands, including Pussellawa, Gampola, Hatton, Knuckles, Balangoda, Pundaluoya, Ramboda, Kotagala, Namunukula, Mousakanda, Gammaduwa, and Kotmale, up to about 1,200 m (3,900 ft) of elevation. [4]
Aspidura - Wikipedia
Aspidura is a genus of snakes in the subfamily Natricinae of the Family Colubridae. The genus is endemic to island of Sri Lanka. Member species are commonly known as rough-sided snakes, except for A. ceylonensis, which is commonly known as the black-spined snake and was formerly in the genus Haplocercus. [1]
Spined snake | Wookieepedia | Fandom
Spined snakes, also called spined vipers, were snakes native to Lok. They lived hiding among the rocks and sand of the deserts of their homeworld. These predator snakes had venomous spikes along the top ridge of its body and only hunted at daytime. …
Do Snakes Have Spines, And Other Snake Facts - The Animalista
All snakes have spines. Reptiles are vertebrates, which means they have a solid skeleton of bone and cartilage. The more vertebrae a snake has, the longer its body will be. The formation of the spine and its component part affects all aspects of a snake’s life. Snake skeletons are comprised of three main components: the skull, vertebrae and ribs.
Anilios bicolor - Wikipedia
Anilios bicolor, also known as the dark-spined blind snake, is a species of blind snake that is endemic to southern Australia. The specific epithet bicolor (“two-coloured”) refers to the snake's appearance.
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Genus Aspidura - taxonomy & distribution / RepFocus
Black Spined Snake, Mould Snake Srilankanische Rauhnatter Srilankansk Sort Raspesnog 1858: Haplocercus ceylonensis Günther: Aspidura ceylonensis Pyron, Kandambi, Hendry, Pushpamal, Burbrink & Somaweera 2013: 1862: Aspidura carinata Jan (Smith 1943) Distribution: Sri Lanka.
Aspidura - Wikiwand
Aspidura is a genus of snakes in the subfamily Natricinae of the Family Colubridae. The genus is endemic to island of Sri Lanka. Member species are commonly known as rough-sided snakes, except for A. ceylonensis, which is commonly known as the black-spined snake and was formerly in the genus Haplocercus. [1]
Spined Snake - SWG Wiki
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Anilios bicolor DARK-SPINED BLIND SNAKE - Reptiles of Australia
2024年12月10日 · Approximate distribution of the Dark-Spined Blind Snake (Anilios bicolor) This Dark-Spined Blind Snake (Anilios bicolor) photographed in South Australia looks pale because it is going to shed its skin