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African brown water snake

The African brown water snake (Afronatrix anoscopus) is a species of non-venomous semiaquatic oviparous snake in the subfamily Natricinae of the family Colubridae. The species, which is monotypic in the genus Afronatrix, is native to West Africa. It is commonly found in many West African countries in freshwater swamps, rivers, streams, ponds, and…

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African brown water snake

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African brown water snake

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related to Geographic distribution · 15
African brown water snake → African, Cameroon, Côte, Ghana, Guinea, Has, It, Ivoire, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, The, West Africa, West African
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African brown water snake → most abundant snake species in the rainforests of southeastern Guinea

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African brown water snakeis amost abundant snake species in the rainforests of southeastern Guinea0.90text
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionHas0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionWest Africa0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionLiberia0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionNigeria0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionSenegal0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionSierra Leone0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionCôte0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionIvoire0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionGhana0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionGuinea0.60section
African brown water snakerelated to Geographic distributionCameroon0.60section

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