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Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Network - Réseau Canadien de Conservation des Amphibiens et des Reptiles
Key to Unpatterned Snakes with less than 18 Scale Rows

Not all snakes have the same kind of scales along their backs.  Some 
snakes have scales which feel smooth to the touch while others have 
scales with a ridge along the scale (keeled).  The difference between 
smooth and keeled scales is quite obvious.   


  
A. Snakes with keeled scales 
             
             Keeled scales


B. Snakes with unkeeled scales
             
             Unkeeled scales

   

 

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