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typhlopids + anomalepidids, alethinophidians, core alethinophidians,
uropeltids (Cylindrophis, Anomochilus, uropeltines), macrostomatans, booids, boids...
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species and
subspecies of the
family Uropeltidae,
otherwise referred to as
uropeltids, shield-tail snakes, shield-tailed
snakes or
earth snakes. It follows...
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species and
subspecies List of
tropidophiid species and
subspecies List of
uropeltid species and
subspecies List of
crotaline species and
subspecies List of...
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diversification patterns.
Molecular dating analysis has
suggested that
uropeltids originated around the Paleocene-Eocene boundary,
splitting from its sister...
- many
modern snakes can.
Living snakes that have
narrow gapes,
including uropeltids, Anomochilus, Cylindrophis, and Anilius, have
diets that are
limited to...
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known as
uropeltoid snakes, are a
superfamily of
snakes that
contains uropeltids (family Uropeltidae) and
Asian pipesnakes (families
Cylindrophiidae and...
- is also
often seen at the
Nandi Hills. The
Malabar whistling thrush,
Uropeltid snakes and pill
millipedes which are
otherwise known only from the Western...
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Karnataka burrowing snake (Pseudoplectrurus canaricus) is a
species of
uropeltid snake endemic to India. It is
found in
southern India. Type locality:...
- System.
Retrieved 1
September 2007.
Rajendran M. V. ( 1985)
Studies in
Uropeltid Snakes.
Madurai university Press, Madurai. GOWER,
DAVID J.;
VARAD GIRI...
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degree of
fusion is
otherwise only seen in caecilians, amphisbaenians, and
uropeltid snakes, all of
which are
highly specialized burrowers. The
vertebrae are...
