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Pine Snake
Scientific Name: Pituophis melanoleucus Pine snakes Introduction
pine snakes are a harmless colubrid species found in the United States. Six subspecies are currently recognized, including the nominate subspecies:
Adults are average, growing between 48 and 100 inches (122-254 cm) in length. Pine snakes are strong powerful snakes. The head is small and somewhat pointed with an enlarged scale that extends upward between the inter-nasal scales. There are usually 4 pre-frontal scales. At mid-body there are 27-37 rows of keeled dorsal scales. The anal plate is single, the color pattern consists of a light ground color overlaid with black, brown or reddish-brown blotches. Pine Snake Articles:Alphabetical Pine Snakes Article Listings
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Pine Snakes






Common Name: Pine Snake


