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Latin American Earth Snakes
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Latin American Earth Snakes

Geophis

Geophis is a genus of colubrid snakes that belong to the Xenodontinae subfamily and are typically referred to as Latin American earth snakes (Spanish: culebra minera or culebra minadora). The genus consists of over forty distinct species.

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54 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 54 known species

Terrestrial Snail Sucker

speciesGeophis sartorii

Hoffmann's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis hoffmanni

Coral Earth Snake

speciesGeophis semidoliatus

Gray Earth Snake

speciesGeophis brachycephalus

Pygmy Snail Sucker

speciesGeophis sanniolus

Potosí Earth Snake

speciesGeophis latifrontalis

Highland Earth Snake

speciesGeophis mutitorques

Rosebelly Earth Snake

speciesGeophis rhodogaster

Dugès' Earth Snake

speciesGeophis dugesii

Black-tailed Worm Snake

speciesGeophis talamancae

Western Snail-Eating Snake

speciesGeophis annuliferus

Godman's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis godmani

Mesa del Sur Earth Snake

speciesGeophis dubius

Cloud Forest Earth Snake

speciesGeophis nephodrymus

Mexican Plateau Earth Snake

speciesGeophis bicolor

Coffee Earth Snake

speciesGeophis nasalis

Dark-bellied Worm Snake

speciesGeophis zeledoni

Peters' Earth Snake

speciesGeophis petersii

Colombian Earth Snake

speciesGeophis nigroalbus

Loranca's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis lorancai

Sallae's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis sallaei

Tarascan Earth Snake

speciesGeophis tarascae

Keeled Earth Snake

speciesGeophis carinosus

Geophis berillus

speciesGeophis berillus

Sierra Juarez Earth Snake

speciesGeophis duellmani

Ruthven's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis ruthveni

Widecollar Earth Snake

speciesGeophis laticollaris

Chiapas Earth Snake

speciesGeophis cancellatus

Altos de Pacora Earth Snake

speciesGeophis bellus

Black-banded Earth Snake

speciesGeophis nigrocinctus

Pyburn's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis pyburni

Sierra Mije Earth Snake

speciesGeophis anocularis

El Molote Earth Snake

speciesGeophis occabus

Mesa Central Earth Snake

speciesGeophis laticinctus

Savage's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis downsi

Guerreran Earth Snake

speciesGeophis omiltemanus

Honduran Red-banded Earth Snake

speciesGeophis damiani

Geophis cansecoi

speciesGeophis cansecoi

Downs' Earth Snake

speciesGeophis immaculatus

Puebla Earth Snake

speciesGeophis turbidus

Siebold's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis sieboldi

Mesa del Sur Earth Snake

speciesGeophis rostralis

Sierra Coalcoman Earth Snake

speciesGeophis incomptus

Blanchard's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis blanchardi

La Loma Earth Snake

speciesGeophis tectus

Zertuche's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis juliai

Mertens' Earth Snake

speciesGeophis fulvoguttatus

Veracruz Earth Snake

speciesGeophis chalybeus

Betanien Earth Snake

speciesGeophis betaniensis

Panamenian Earth Snake

speciesGeophis championi

Dunn's Earth Snake

speciesGeophis dunni

Michoacán Earth Snake

speciesGeophis maculiferus

Isthmian Earth Snake

speciesGeophis isthmicus

Sierra de Juárez Earth Snake

speciesGeophis juarezi

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