- 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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including upper part of
supralabials are
uniform black. The
lower half of its head,
including the
lower part of
supralabials and
rostral are yellowish-white...
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three or four
scales separate the
suboculars and the
supralabials. It has 12 to 17
supralabials and 13–17 sublabials. The
first three or four sublabials...
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There are 9 or 10
supralabials, the
first completely separated from the nasal.
There is a
single row of
scales between supralabials and
elongate subocular...
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separating the eye from the
supralabials,
whereas Naja
obscura lacks suboculars, with the eye
being in
contact with two
supralabials. Naja
nubiae also lacks...
- the
number of
interorbital scales may be 3–14.
Usually there are 7-9
supralabials and 9-11 sublabials.
There are 21-29 rows of
dorsal scales at midbody...
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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...
- Four or five
scale rows
separate the
suboculars and the
supralabials, with 13–18
supralabials and 16–22 sublabials. The
fangs may
reach a
length of 55 mm...
- structure. In snakes,
there are two
different types of
labial scales:
supralabials and sublabials. The
numbers of
these scales present, and
sometimes the...
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postoculars and
temporals are
divided into two shields.
There are nine
supralabials, with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th
touching the eye. The
ventrals are 170 to...
