. The snakes of the Philippine Islands. Snakes. Fig. 28. I'elannjdrus ijlaiuiva (Linnsus) : after Stejneger: a, head, dorsal view; 6. heal, lateral view; c, head, ventral view. wider than supraoculars; parietals but little longer than frontal, with 2 small equal scales inserted between them and entirely surrounded by them; 8 upper labials, first square, second high, in contact with prefrontal and upper preocular, fourth entering eye; 2 preoculars; 2 large postoculars; temporals 3 + 3; mental very small; 11 and 12 lower labials, first large, broadly in con- tact; first pair of chin shields smal
. The snakes of the Philippine Islands. Snakes. Fig. 28. I'elannjdrus ijlaiuiva (Linnsus) : after Stejneger: a, head, dorsal view; 6. heal, lateral view; c, head, ventral view. wider than supraoculars; parietals but little longer than frontal, with 2 small equal scales inserted between them and entirely surrounded by them; 8 upper labials, first square, second high, in contact with prefrontal and upper preocular, fourth entering eye; 2 preoculars; 2 large postoculars; temporals 3 + 3; mental very small; 11 and 12 lower labials, first large, broadly in con- tact; first pair of chin shields small, broken, touching 3 labials;. 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 Taylor, Edward Harrison, 1889-1978. Manila, Bureau of Printing
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