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egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), portrait, flicking Stock Photo
RMDAGPJ7–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), portrait, flicking
Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common. Stock Photo
RFW3R7H2–Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common.
egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), rolled-up Stock Photo
RMEBKHKH–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), rolled-up
Common Egg Eater or Rhombic Egg-eater (Dasypeltis scabra) snake skin after shedding, East Africa Stock Photo
RMB08TGJ–Common Egg Eater or Rhombic Egg-eater (Dasypeltis scabra) snake skin after shedding, East Africa
Common Egg Eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) climbing along a twig, Windhoek, Namibia, January Stock Photo
RM2P4XR1P–Common Egg Eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) climbing along a twig, Windhoek, Namibia, January
Common, or rhombic, egg-eating snake, (Dasypeltis scabra). Near Springbok, South Africa, October. Stock Photo
RMW7P15T–Common, or rhombic, egg-eating snake, (Dasypeltis scabra). Near Springbok, South Africa, October.
Common egg eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, swallowing egg, South Africa Stock Photo
RMC6PNK3–Common egg eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, swallowing egg, South Africa
Common or rhombic egg-eater, Dasypeltis scabra, Akagera National Park, Rwanda Stock Photo
RMCWXEBK–Common or rhombic egg-eater, Dasypeltis scabra, Akagera National Park, Rwanda
AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra eating egg South Africa Sequence: No.1 of 3 Stock Photo
RMMFGW0Y–AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra eating egg South Africa Sequence: No.1 of 3
rough anodon dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMBC38K7–rough anodon dasypeltis scabra
Common Egg-eating Snake (Dasypeltis Scabra) swallowing an egg, side view Stock Photo
RMPFN2G3–Common Egg-eating Snake (Dasypeltis Scabra) swallowing an egg, side view
Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, feeding, after having swallowed egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso Stock Photo
RMCNN48T–Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, feeding, after having swallowed egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso
closeup shot of a african egg-eating snake Stock Photo
RFPC5TRB–closeup shot of a african egg-eating snake
illustration of a rhombig egg eater Stock Photo
RMB73EAJ–illustration of a rhombig egg eater
A close-up of a Rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a non-venomous species native to Stock Photo
RF2RK7PX9–A close-up of a Rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a non-venomous species native to
Common Egg-eater / Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMB1X2NC–Common Egg-eater / Dasypeltis scabra
African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, feeding, after having swallowed Stock Photo
RM2PJRF15–African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, feeding, after having swallowed
Rhombic Egg-eater swallowing egg, Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMAA9JGB–Rhombic Egg-eater swallowing egg, Dasypeltis scabra
Common / Rhombic egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra) curled up, taken against white background, Springbok, South Africa. Stock Photo
RMW7W5T5–Common / Rhombic egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra) curled up, taken against white background, Springbok, South Africa.
A small grey snake possibly a Rhombic Egg eater Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RFA6AD9H–A small grey snake possibly a Rhombic Egg eater Dasypeltis scabra
Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common. Stock Photo
RFW3R7FC–Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common.
egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), portrait, flicking Stock Photo
RMEBKHKJ–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), portrait, flicking
Tanzania Zanzibar Common egg eater brown form Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMAXHRM6–Tanzania Zanzibar Common egg eater brown form Dasypeltis scabra
egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), rolled-up Stock Photo
RMEYYXYN–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), rolled-up
Egg-eater pattern, Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMA5E6T7–Egg-eater pattern, Dasypeltis scabra
egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), hanging at a branch Stock Photo
RMEBN31K–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), hanging at a branch
Common or rhombic egg-eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, South Africa Stock Photo
RMCEFF0W–Common or rhombic egg-eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, South Africa
egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), lying in a hollow Stock Photo
RMCNWRAC–egg-eating snake, African egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra), lying in a hollow
AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra with regurgitated egg shell RSA Sequence: No.3 of 3 Stock Photo
RMMFGTW2–AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra with regurgitated egg shell RSA Sequence: No.3 of 3
Common egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra) swallowing an egg, side view Stock Photo
RMPFKX9P–Common egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis scabra) swallowing an egg, side view
Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso Stock Photo
RMCNN492–Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso
African egg eating snake dasypeltis scaber Stock Photo
RMA3TY08–African egg eating snake dasypeltis scaber
DJIBOUTI - CIRCA 2011: stamp printed by Djibouti, shows animals, circa 2011 Stock Photo
RF2RNKMFJ–DJIBOUTI - CIRCA 2011: stamp printed by Djibouti, shows animals, circa 2011
A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa. Stock Photo
RF2PNHN3K–A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa.
Common or Rhombic Egg Eater after swallowing an egg Zimbabwe Africa Stock Photo
RMA04YM3–Common or Rhombic Egg Eater after swallowing an egg Zimbabwe Africa
African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on Stock Photo
RM2PJRF0D–African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on
Dasypeltis scabra. 2 Oct 20181 Stock Photo
RM2BF4DPA–Dasypeltis scabra. 2 Oct 20181
Egg eating snake swallowing egg, Sequence 3/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa Stock Photo
RME4595N–Egg eating snake swallowing egg, Sequence 3/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa
. Bonn zoological bulletin. Zoology. Amphibians and reptiles from Guinea 4S. Fig. 16. Dasypeltis scabra, ZFMK 75496, from Mt. Nimba (Photo: M.-O. Rodel). 60569, Ziama Forest near Seredou, W. Biitzler coll. Jan./Apr. 1995. Remarks: ZFMK 56111 (ID verified by B. Hughes) con- tained unidentifiable remains of a snake. Dasypeltis fasciata Smith, 1849 Material examined: ZFMK 56048, Ziama Forest south of Seredou: Malweta village, W. Bohme coll. 2-26 Oct. 1993. Remarks: First reported for Guinea by Bohme (2000). In- eich (2003) recorded three MNHN specimens from the Mt. Nimba area. One was catalogued Stock Photo
RMRHDMJW–. Bonn zoological bulletin. Zoology. Amphibians and reptiles from Guinea 4S. Fig. 16. Dasypeltis scabra, ZFMK 75496, from Mt. Nimba (Photo: M.-O. Rodel). 60569, Ziama Forest near Seredou, W. Biitzler coll. Jan./Apr. 1995. Remarks: ZFMK 56111 (ID verified by B. Hughes) con- tained unidentifiable remains of a snake. Dasypeltis fasciata Smith, 1849 Material examined: ZFMK 56048, Ziama Forest south of Seredou: Malweta village, W. Bohme coll. 2-26 Oct. 1993. Remarks: First reported for Guinea by Bohme (2000). In- eich (2003) recorded three MNHN specimens from the Mt. Nimba area. One was catalogued
Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common. Stock Photo
RFW3R7H0–Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common.
Snake. Stock Photo
RMP80PJY–Snake.
Egg-Eater, Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMAW4MBE–Egg-Eater, Dasypeltis scabra
Common or rhombic egg-eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, swallowing an egg, South Africa Stock Photo
RMCEFF17–Common or rhombic egg-eating snake, Dasypeltis scabra, swallowing an egg, South Africa
Rhombic Egg-Eater, Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMADD2KC–Rhombic Egg-Eater, Dasypeltis scabra
AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra having just eaten egg RSA Sequence: No.2 of 3 Stock Photo
RMMFGW13–AFRICAN EGG-EATER SNAKE Dasypeltis scabra having just eaten egg RSA Sequence: No.2 of 3
Egg-eater snake (Dasypeltis scabra) Stock Photo
RMPFM7KX–Egg-eater snake (Dasypeltis scabra)
Eggeating Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) Coiled on sand beside piece of wood / South Africa Stock Photo
RMD24TJD–Eggeating Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) Coiled on sand beside piece of wood / South Africa
DJIBOUTI - CIRCA 2011: stamp printed by Djibouti, shows common snake, circa 2011 Stock Photo
RF2RH8W37–DJIBOUTI - CIRCA 2011: stamp printed by Djibouti, shows common snake, circa 2011
A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa. Stock Photo
RF2PNHN47–A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa.
African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on Stock Photo
RM2PJRF0X–African Egg-eater Snake, Other animals, Reptiles, Snakes, Animals, Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on
Egg eating snake about to swallow egg, Sequence 1/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa Stock Photo
RME4595P–Egg eating snake about to swallow egg, Sequence 1/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa
. Brehms Tierleben : allgemeine Kunde des Tierreichs . ; . 3. Contia aestiva L. V3 nat. Gr., s. S. 381. - Dr. P. Krefft-Lokstedt phot.. 4. Dasypeltis scabra L., var. palmarum Ptrs. V3 nat. Gr., s. S. 386. - Dr. P. Krefft-Lokstedt phot.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Brehm, Alfred Edmund, 1829-1884; havior. Stock Photo
RMRH605N–. Brehms Tierleben : allgemeine Kunde des Tierreichs . ; . 3. Contia aestiva L. V3 nat. Gr., s. S. 381. - Dr. P. Krefft-Lokstedt phot.. 4. Dasypeltis scabra L., var. palmarum Ptrs. V3 nat. Gr., s. S. 386. - Dr. P. Krefft-Lokstedt phot.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Brehm, Alfred Edmund, 1829-1884; havior.
Common or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, like this in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West, South Africa are a common snakke harmless to people. Stock Photo
RFRN3BH3–Common or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, like this in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West, South Africa are a common snakke harmless to people.
Rhombic or Common Egg-Eater Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMA5C9PP–Rhombic or Common Egg-Eater Dasypeltis scabra
Rhombic or Common Egg-Eater Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMA63CAG–Rhombic or Common Egg-Eater Dasypeltis scabra
Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso Stock Photo
RMCNN490–Common Egg-eater Snake (Dasypeltis scabra) adult, close-up of head, feeding on egg, Sindou, Leraba Province, Burkina Faso
Rhombic Egg Eater swallowing egg, Dasypeltis scabra Stock Photo
RMA96NGC–Rhombic Egg Eater swallowing egg, Dasypeltis scabra
A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa. Stock Photo
RF2PNHN6X–A closeup shot of a Rhombic Egg-Eater, a harmless snake from South Africa.
Egg eating snake about to crush egg it has swallowed. Sequence 5/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa Stock Photo
RME4595M–Egg eating snake about to crush egg it has swallowed. Sequence 5/8 {Dasypeltis scabra} Africa
. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. 136 Philipp Wagner & Wolfgang Böhme: The amphibians and reptiles of Kakamega Forest, western Kenya Colubridae Oppel, 1811 Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia (Laurent!, 1768) 1768 Coronelía lioUimhoeia LALiRhNTI. Syn. Rept.: 58. Specimens examined. NMK 0/2691 Remarks: Further data on the NMK specimen is not avail- able, but one specimen was sighted at Salazar Circuit. Dasypeltis atra Sternfeld, 1912 1912 Dasypeltis scabra var. atra Stemfeld, IV. Zool. II Lfg. Reptilia, in Stock Photo
RMRHDW6K–. Bonner zoologische Beiträge : Herausgeber: Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn. Biology; Zoology. 136 Philipp Wagner & Wolfgang Böhme: The amphibians and reptiles of Kakamega Forest, western Kenya Colubridae Oppel, 1811 Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia (Laurent!, 1768) 1768 Coronelía lioUimhoeia LALiRhNTI. Syn. Rept.: 58. Specimens examined. NMK 0/2691 Remarks: Further data on the NMK specimen is not avail- able, but one specimen was sighted at Salazar Circuit. Dasypeltis atra Sternfeld, 1912 1912 Dasypeltis scabra var. atra Stemfeld, IV. Zool. II Lfg. Reptilia, in
Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common. Stock Photo
RFW3R7F9–Common egg-eaters or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province, South Africa are common.
A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain Stock Photo
RF2T978A1–A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain
. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 354 COLrBRlD,E. pits, in 23 to 27 tows ; scales on three or four lateral rows obliiiue and with more or less distinctly serrated keels ; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate ; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Fig. 25.. Skull of Basypeltis scabra. 1. Dasypeltis scabra. Coluber scaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754), and S. N. i. p. 384 (1766); Mcrr. Beitr. Nut. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. liept. vi. p. L'63 (1803). palmarum, Leach, Tuckey's E.xplor. H. Zaire, A pp. p. 408 (18 Stock Photo
RMRJGCMG–. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 354 COLrBRlD,E. pits, in 23 to 27 tows ; scales on three or four lateral rows obliiiue and with more or less distinctly serrated keels ; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate ; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Fig. 25.. Skull of Basypeltis scabra. 1. Dasypeltis scabra. Coluber scaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754), and S. N. i. p. 384 (1766); Mcrr. Beitr. Nut. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. liept. vi. p. L'63 (1803). palmarum, Leach, Tuckey's E.xplor. H. Zaire, A pp. p. 408 (18
Common or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, like this in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West, South Africa are a common snakke harmless to people. Stock Photo
RFRN3BGX–Common or rhombic egg-eaters, Dasypeltis scabra, like this in Madikwe Game Reserve, North West, South Africa are a common snakke harmless to people.
A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain Stock Photo
RF2T978C0–A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain
. Catalogue of the snakes in the ... Museum. 35-4 COLtTBEID^E. pits, in 23 to 27 rows; scales on three or four lateral rows oblique and with more or less distinctly serrated keels; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate ; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Fiff. 25.. Skull of Dasypeltis scahra. 1. Dasypeltis scabra. Coluber scaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754). and S. N. i. p. 384 (1766) ; Merr. Beitr. Nat. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. Eept. vi. p. 263 (1803). palmarum, Leach, Tuckey^s Explor. R. Zaire, App. p. 408 (1818). Anodon typus, Smith, Zool. Jonrn. Stock Photo
RMRJFJT8–. Catalogue of the snakes in the ... Museum. 35-4 COLtTBEID^E. pits, in 23 to 27 rows; scales on three or four lateral rows oblique and with more or less distinctly serrated keels; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate ; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Fiff. 25.. Skull of Dasypeltis scahra. 1. Dasypeltis scabra. Coluber scaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754). and S. N. i. p. 384 (1766) ; Merr. Beitr. Nat. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. Eept. vi. p. 263 (1803). palmarum, Leach, Tuckey^s Explor. R. Zaire, App. p. 408 (1818). Anodon typus, Smith, Zool. Jonrn.
A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain Stock Photo
RF2T978BY–A rhombic Egg-Eater (Dasypeltis scabra), a harmless snake from South Africa slithering through sandy terrain
Sitzungsberichte der Gesellschaft Naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin . nischen Heterodon-Arten durch Crotalus mimetisch be-einflußt sind, erscheint mir zweifelhaft. Afrika hat keine größeren Mimicrygruppen aufzuweisen, wohlaber eine ganze Reihe von Einzelfällen, die zum größten Teile auchbereits bekannt sind. Schon Wallace erwähnt, daß Dasypeltis Die Erscheinungen der Mimicry bei den Schlangen. 109 scabra, die bekannte eierfressende Schlange, in Südafrika die Vipe-ride Bitis atropos nachahme. Die, Nachahmerin nimmt sogar, wennangegriffen, völlig die Stellung einer wütenden Viper an, breitetden Stock Photo
RM2AWW4KY–Sitzungsberichte der Gesellschaft Naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin . nischen Heterodon-Arten durch Crotalus mimetisch be-einflußt sind, erscheint mir zweifelhaft. Afrika hat keine größeren Mimicrygruppen aufzuweisen, wohlaber eine ganze Reihe von Einzelfällen, die zum größten Teile auchbereits bekannt sind. Schon Wallace erwähnt, daß Dasypeltis Die Erscheinungen der Mimicry bei den Schlangen. 109 scabra, die bekannte eierfressende Schlange, in Südafrika die Vipe-ride Bitis atropos nachahme. Die, Nachahmerin nimmt sogar, wennangegriffen, völlig die Stellung einer wütenden Viper an, breitetden
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