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Meaning of masticophis
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masticophis (n)
whip snakes
masticophis Sentence Examples
- The Masticophis flagellum is a non-venomous snake commonly known as the coachwhip snake.
- Masticophis taeniatus, the striped whipsnake, is found in grassy areas and woodlands.
- The Masticophis semilineatus, or black-tailed whipsnake, is a large, active snake.
- Masticophis lateralis, the blue-tailed whipsnake, is a species of snake native to Mexico.
- The Masticophis bilineatus, or two-lined whipsnake, is a slender, fast-moving snake.
- Masticophis striolatus, the lined whipsnake, is a common species found in the southern United States.
- The Masticophis ruthveni, or Sonoran whipsnake, is an endangered species inhabiting rocky slopes and canyons.
- Masticophis ornatus, the ornate whipsnake, is characterized by its striking black banding.
- The Masticophis schottii, or Schott's whipsnake, is a rare and secretive species found in isolated desert habitats.
- Masticophis euryxanthus, the yellow-lined whipsnake, is a slender and highly constricting species.
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whip snakes
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The Masticophis flagellum is a non-venomous snake commonly known as the coachwhip snake.
Masticophis taeniatus, the striped whipsnake, is found in grassy areas and woodlands.
The Masticophis semilineatus, or black-tailed whipsnake, is a large, active snake.
Masticophis lateralis, the blue-tailed whipsnake, is a species of snake native to Mexico.
