-
those lying directly in
front of and in
contact with the eye.
Postocular scales, or
postoculars, are
those lying directly behind and in
contact with the eye...
- scales, and
behind the
postocular scales.
There are two
types of
temporal scales:
Anterior temporals are in
contact with the
postocular scales.
Posterior temporals...
-
specimens in
which it does not
reach the
vertical are very scarce. Two
postoculars;
supraciliary rather small. Nine
upper labials, the third, fourth, and...
- are
still visible in adults.
Eastern po****tions have a broad, dark,
postocular stripe,
bordered with pale
pigment above and below, that is
faint or absent...
- the
lores and
crown and
small white spots immediately behind the eyes (
postoculars), with
black patches below and
above them. The
underparts are pale grey...
-
upper labials 3 and 4
entering the eye 1
preocular (rarely up to 3) 3
postoculars 8–9
lower labials This species,
Hemachatus haemachatus, is
found in the...
-
extending to the
upper surface of the head, not
reaching the frontal; two
postoculars;
temporals 2 + 2 or 2 + 3;
eight (nine)
upper labials,
third to fifth...
-
slightly longer than its
distance from the
rostral scale; one pre- and two
postoculars, 9 or 10
upper labials, fourth, fifth, and
sixth catering the eye, if...
-
anterior labials;
sometimes partially divided; one pre- and one or two
postoculars;
temporals l–3;
seven or
eight upper labials,
fourth or
third and fourth...
-
scale is
often divided.
There is one (rarely two)
preoculars and two
postoculars. The
temporals number 2+2 or 2+3 (rarely 1+2).
There are
seven (rarely...
