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Thread: Colubrid ??

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    Colubrid ??

    colubrids are a very wide range of snakes, so do all rear-fanged snakes fall under this category or how do they decide what is a colubrid and what isnt??
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    Re: Colubrid ??

    All rear fanged snakes are colubrids, but some share more in common with elapids, etc. An example are the beaked snakes - which may be more closely related to elapids than other colubrids.

    Colubridae has customarily been the taxonomic dumping ground for snakes that didn't neat fit into other taxa - that's why alot of people refer to colubridae as the "dustbin".

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