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Meaning of denisonia superba
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denisonia superba (n)
venomous but sluggish reddish-brown snake of Australia
denisonia superba Sentence Examples
- While previously classified as Denisonia superba, the lowland copperhead is now recognized as Austrelaps superbus.
- Confusion arose because both Denisonia superba and the true lowland copperhead have a coppery coloration.
- Scientists determined Denisonia superba was a synonym and not a valid species name for the copperhead.
- Despite the name change, some sources may still refer to the snake as Denisonia superba.
- The typical length of a Denisonia superba, or lowland copperhead, is 1 to 1.5 meters.
- Denisonia superba prefers areas with low vegetation near water sources for hunting prey.
- The venom of Denisonia superba, the lowland copperhead, is neurotoxic and can be fatal if not treated promptly.
- While Denisonia superba isn't particularly aggressive, it's still a venomous snake and caution should be exercised if encountered.
- Habitat loss due to urban development and fires threatens some populations of Denisonia superba.
- Thankfully, the conservation status of Denisonia superba, the lowland copperhead, is currently listed as Least Concern.
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venomous but sluggish reddish-brown snake of Australia
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
While previously classified as Denisonia superba, the lowland copperhead is now recognized as Austrelaps superbus.
Confusion arose because both Denisonia superba and the true lowland copperhead have a coppery coloration.
Scientists determined Denisonia superba was a synonym and not a valid species name for the copperhead.
Despite the name change, some sources may still refer to the snake as Denisonia superba.
