- The Ord curl
snake (Suta
ordensis) is a
species of
snake in the
family Elapidae. It is
endemic to
Australia and
native to the
catchments of Ord and Victoria...
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Drosera ordensis is a
species of sundew,
native to
Australia and part of the "petiolaris complex" of
sundews making up the
subgenus Lasiocephala. Compared...
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Turkmenistan Leymus oblongolemmatus -
Qinghai Leymus obvipodus -
Qinghai Leymus ordensis -
Siberia Leymus pabo**** - Russia, China, Mongolia,
Central Asia, Afghanistan...
- is
often confused with a
similar species named the Ord curl
snake (Suta
ordensis). The
typical length of the curl
snake is 40 cm (16 in),
although it has...
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pallidiceps Simoselaps anomalus Simoselaps minimus Simoselaps semifasciatus Suta
ordensis Suta
punctata Suta suta Keelback,
Tropidonophis mairii Vermicella multifasciata...
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Lucia mullet (P. melinoptera)
Indian mullet (P. mandapamensis)
Planiliza ordensis Gold-spot
mullet (P. parsia)
Persian mullet (P. persicus) Tade gray mullet...
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Lucia mullet (P. melinoptera)
Indian mullet (P. mandapamensis)
Planiliza ordensis Gold-spot
mullet (P. parsia)
Persian mullet (P. persicus) Tade gray mullet...
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Lucia mullet (P. melinoptera)
Indian mullet (P. mandapamensis)
Planiliza ordensis Gold-spot
mullet (P. parsia)
Persian mullet (P. persicus) Tade gray mullet...
- troglodytes),
Yampi blind snake (A. yampiensis), Ord curl
snake (Sula
ordensis), and
Simoselaps minimus. The
endemic frogs include flat-headed frog (Limnodynastes...
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snake – New
South Wales,
South Australia, Victoria,
Western Australia Suta
ordensis (Storr, 1984) – Ord curl
snake –
Northern Territory (?),
Western Australia...
