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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...
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front are
called preocular scales,
those towards the rear are
called postocular scales, and
those towards the
upper or
dorsal side are
called supraocular...
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trilobite cephalic morphology. 1 –
preocular area; 2 –
palpebral area; 3 –
postocular area; 4 –
posterolateral projection; 5 –
occipital ring; 6 – glabella;...
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black independently from the rest of the animal's coloration,
forming "
postocular spots". A lack in one of the
pigment genes causes color exceptions. These...
- 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...
- is
uniformly green on top and a blue or blue-gray
postocular stripe may be present. If a
postocular stripe is present, it is
weakly defined, especially...
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partly divided. Each eye is
bordered posteriorly by two or
rarely three postocular scales. The
eastern brown snake is
found along the east
coast of Australia...
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sublabial scales below. Its eyes have 3 or
occasionally 4
preocular and 2–5
postocular scales. The
black mamba inhabits a wide
range in sub-Saharan Africa; its...
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specimens in
which it does not
reach the
vertical are very scarce. Two
postoculars;
supraciliary rather small. Nine
upper labials, the third, fourth, and...
