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What is the scientific name for squamata?
Squamata is the scientific name for snakes and lizards.
What is a snakes scientific name?
Lampropeltis
What is a water moccasin snakes scientific name?
The water moccasin's scientific name is Agkistrodon piscivorus
What is the scientific name for a viper snake?
There are many different species of 'sea snake' - if you care to read the Wikipedia page in the related link - you'll see the different species along with their scientific names.
What is the scientific name for 'mudu karawala'?
Bungarus CeylonicusIt's the 2nd most venomous snake in Sri Lanka. Widely distributed in wet zone. mainly feeds on other small snakes including burrowing snakes. Nuerotoxic venom is present.
What is the scientific name for squamata?
Squamata is the scientific name for snakes and lizards.
What is a snakes scientific name?
Lampropeltis
What is a king snakes scientific name?
Lampropeltis
What is the name of that species of snakes which can fly?
The scientific name is Chrysopelea.
What is the scientific classification or name for snakes?
Colbrid....right?!?
What is the Scientific name for leopard snakes?
Zamenis situla
What is the name of a snakes backbone?
The scientific name for the backbone is the vertebral column.
What is the cottonmouth snakes scientific name?
Agkistrodon piscivorus piscivorus
What is a water moccasin snakes scientific name?
The water moccasin's scientific name is Agkistrodon piscivorus
What is the scientific name for the corba snake?
There is no snake found called corba, but there is the cobra snake. If you are looking for a scientific name, you can use Elapidae which refers to the family of snakes.
What is scientific name of snake cobra?
It depends what you mean by scientific name. Cobras belong to the 'Elapidae' family of snakes, within which, there are a number of families including 'Naja' - See the related link to Wikipedia for more information on this section of the snakes family.
What is the scientific name for a viper snake?
There are many different species of 'sea snake' - if you care to read the Wikipedia page in the related link - you'll see the different species along with their scientific names.
