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Virginia striatula

Virginia striatula (formerly Haldea striatula), commonly called the rough earth snake, is a species of nonvenomous natricine colubrid snake native to the Southeastern United States.

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Virginia striatula

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Avg. degree1.95
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Virginia striatula

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related to Further reading · 81
Virginia striatula → Alfred, Amphibians, Appleton-Century Company, Barbour, Behler JL, Boston, Boulenger GA, Bridges, British Museum, Brodie ED Jr, Cambridge, Canada, Catalogue, Central North America, Check List, Coluber, Colubridæ Aglyphæ, Comstock Publishing Associates, Conant, Containing
related to External links · 14
Virginia striatula → Amphibians, Earth SnakeSnakes, Florida Amphibians, Game, Georgia, Inland Fisheries, Reptiles, Rough Earth Snake Archived, Rough Earth SnakeSouth Carolina, South Carolina, Species Virginia, The Reptile Database Checklist, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineVirginia Department
related to Description · 12
Virginia striatula → Also, Carphophis, De Kay's, Dorsally, Females, It, Keeled, Storeria, The, Unlike, Virginia, Young
related to Reproduction · 8
Virginia striatula → Diadophis, In, It, Many, Newborns, The, Virginia, Viviparity
related to Diet · 3
Virginia striatula → It, The, Virginia
related to Common names · 2
Virginia striatula → Other, Virginia

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striatula virginia snake pp rough earth species haldea snakes striatulus north reptiles field new united states brown found also young

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