genus hypsiglena (Meaning)
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genus hypsiglena (n)
night snakes
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus hypsiglena
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genus hypsiglena Sentence Examples
- The genus Hypsiglena encompasses venomous snakes found in arid regions of North America.
- Hypsiglena species are nocturnal and feed primarily on lizards and small rodents.
- The venom of Hypsiglena snakes consists of neurotoxins and hemotoxins.
- Hypsiglena torquata, known as the night snake, is the most widespread species of the genus.
- Hypsiglena blandingii, the western night snake, is found in the southwestern United States and Mexico.
- Hypsiglena franklini, the Fresno night snake, is the smallest species in the genus, with an average length of less than 12 inches.
- Hypsiglena ochrorhyncha, the desert night snake, is endemic to the Mojave Desert.
- Hypsiglena texana, the Texas night snake, is found in central and southern Texas.
- The genus Hypsiglena is characterized by its nocturnal habits, small size, and venom potency.
- Hypsiglena snakes play an important role in the desert ecosystem, helping to control rodent populations.
FAQs About the word genus hypsiglena
night snakes
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The genus Hypsiglena encompasses venomous snakes found in arid regions of North America.
Hypsiglena species are nocturnal and feed primarily on lizards and small rodents.
The venom of Hypsiglena snakes consists of neurotoxins and hemotoxins.
Hypsiglena torquata, known as the night snake, is the most widespread species of the genus.
