- The
Typhlopidae are a
family of
blind snakes. They are
found mostly in the
tropical regions of Africa, Asia, the Americas, and all
mainland Australia...
- the "flowerpot snake"
Indotyphlops braminus (Daudin, 1803) (Serpentes
Typhlopidae) in
Ischia (Italy): A new
possible invasive species".
Biodiversity Journal...
- (advanced snakes) and
three families (Anomalepididae, Leptotyphlopidae,
Typhlopidae) are
within the
infraorder Scolecophidia (blind snakes). The largest...
- 1932) Rena
myopica (Garman, 1884) Order:
Squamata · Family:
Typhlopidae Typhlopids (
Typhlopidae) are a
family of
blind snakes that
mainly inhabit the tropical...
- in the
Typhlopidae family. It is
found only on the
island of
Socotra in Yemen.
George Albert Boulenger, 1889 :
Descriptions of new
Typhlopidæ in the British...
- The
following is a list of
snakes (suborder Serpentes) of
South Asia,
primarily covering the
region covered by
mainland India, ****stan, Nepal, Sri Lanka...
- List of
reptiles of the
Canary Islands is an
incomplete list of
reptiles found in the
Canary Islands. This list
includes both
endemic and
introduced species...
- This is a list of
reptiles in
Costa Rica.
Genus Basiliscus (brown basilisk,
common basilisk,
plumed basilisk)
Genus Corytophanes (helmeted iguana) Genus...
- marinus). A
viable po****tion of a type of
blind snake from the
family Typhlopidae may be present,
probably the
brahminy blind snake (Ramphotyphlops braminus)...
-
diverged from the Xenotyphlopidae-
Typhlopidae clade during the
Early Cretaceous, and
Xenotyphlopidae and
Typhlopidae likely diverged from one
another during...
