- above,
below and in
front by one or more supralacunals,
sublacunals and
prelacunals respectively.
Campbell JA,
Lamar WW. 2004. The
Venomous Reptiles of the...
-
scales being enlarged,
especially in the
frontal region. The fact that the
prelacunal is not
fused with any of the
supralabial scales is
characteristic for...
- (usually seven)
supralabial scales, the
second of
which is
fused with the
prelacunal to form a lacunolabial. The
color pattern is
highly variable, including...
- keeled, 7–9
supralabials (usually 8) of
which the
second is
fused with the
prelacunal to form a lacunolabial, and 9–13
sublabials (usually 10–12). Midbody,...
-
large scale that
forms in some
crotaline snakes (pitvipers) when the
prelacunal scale fuses with the
second (rarely the third)
supralabial scale. In such...
-
intersupraocular scales, 7-9
supralabial scales, the
second of
which contacts the
prelacunal, and 11-12
sublabial scales. The
color pattern consists of a pale brown...
- 7–8
supralabial scales, the
second of
which is
usually fused with the
prelacunal to form a lacunolabial, and 9–10 (usually 9)
sublabial scales. Bothrocophias...
-
intersupraocular scales, 8-10
supralabial scales, none of
which are
fused with the
prelacunal, and 12-14
sublabial scales. The
color pattern is
exceedingly variable...
- 7-9 (usually 7)
supralabial scales, the
second of
which contacts the
prelacunal, and 8-10
sublabial scales. The
color pattern consists of a
greenish yellow...
- (usually 8)
supralabial scales, the
second of
which is
fused with the
prelacunal, and 10-12
sublabial scales. The
color pattern consists of a
pinkish tan...
