Reptile Identification

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[blank_start]What[blank_end] is the family in which venomous snakes with solenoglyphous fangs are found?

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Viperidae

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[blank_start]Rhynchocephalia[blank_end] is the order in which tuatara are found

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Rhynchocephalia

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[blank_start]Sphenodontidae[blank_end] is the name of the family in which extant tuatara are found

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Sphenodontidae

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[blank_start]Squamata[blank_end] is the order of snakes and lizards.

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Squamata

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The name of this organism is [blank_start]yellow-bellied sea snake[blank_end]. It is found in Family [blank_start]Elapidae[blank_end]

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yellow-bellied sea snake
Elapidae

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The name of the snake suborder is [blank_start]Serpentes[blank_end]

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Serpentes

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[blank_start]Elapidae[blank_end] is the family of venomous snakes with proteroglyphous fangs

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Elapidae

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[blank_start]Colubridae[blank_end] is the family of nonvenomous snakes with typically opisthoglyphous fangs

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Colubridae

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Select all the elapid snakes:

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yellow-bellied sea snake
indian cobra
diamondback rattlesnake
cottonmouth
coral snake
scarlet king snake

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This is a scarlet kingsnake.

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True
False

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This is a [blank_start]diamondback rattlesnake[blank_end]. It is in family [blank_start]viperidae[blank_end].

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diamondback rattlesnake
viperidae

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This is a [blank_start]pygmy rattlesnake[blank_end]. It is found in family [blank_start]viperidae[blank_end].

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pygmy rattlesnake
viperidae

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Select all the colubrid snakes from the following:

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water moccasin
scarlet kingsnake
banded watersnake
indian cobra
garter snake
ringneck snake
coral snake
ribbon snake
corn snake
black racer

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This is a [blank_start]copperhead[blank_end]. Family [blank_start]viperidae[blank_end].

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copperhead
viperidae

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This organism is called the [blank_start]eastern fence lizard[blank_end]. Family [blank_start]phrynosomatidae[blank_end].

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eastern fence lizard
phrynosomatidae

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This is called a [blank_start]mediterranean gecko[blank_end]. It belongs to family [blank_start]gekkonidae[blank_end].

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mediterranean gecko
gekkonidae

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All anoles are found in family [blank_start]dactyloidae[blank_end].

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dactyloidae

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This is called the [blank_start]six-lined racerunner[blank_end]. It belongs to family [blank_start]teiidae[blank_end].

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six-lined racerunner
teiidae

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This is called the [blank_start]eastern five-lined skink[blank_end]. It is found in family [blank_start]scincidae[blank_end].

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southeastern five-lined skink
scincidae

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