- In reptiles, the
supralabial scales, also
called upper-labials, are
those scales that
border the
mouth opening along the
upper jaw. They do not include...
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second supralabial (upper lip shield). The
rostral touches a
total of 6 shields.
These are two inter-nasals, two
nasals and the
first supralabial on each...
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upper part and
nasals contacting each other. Eyes are
separated from
supralabial scales by a row of
large subocular scales.
Dorsal scales are usually...
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subcaudal scales, and a
divided anal scale. Its
mouth is
lined with 7–8
supralabial scales above, with the
fourth and
sometimes also the
third one located...
- males/females, 70–75/54–59
subcaudal scales in males/females, and 7–12
supralabial scales.
Their color patterns are
often found to be
green or blue-green...
-
located on the side of the head
between the
parietal scales and the
supralabial scales, and
behind the
postocular scales.
There are two
types of temporal...
- males/females, 62–71/58–63
subcaudal scales in males/females, and 9–11
supralabial scales of
which the 3rd is the largest.
Toriba and
Sawai (1990) give...
- the neck and a
uniformly dark head
without any
obvious pattern on the
supralabial scales. This
species does not spit venom.
Adults are
uniformly dark grey-brown...
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fragmented parietals.
Their first three supralabials are two
times larger than the others.
Their third supralabial is
below orbit. They
display early dorsal...
- lips of the
snake are
called labials.
Those on the
upper lip are
called supralabials or
upper labials,
while those on the
lower lip are
called infralabials...
