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Vertebrates (Subphylum Vertebrata)
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Lizards of Zihuatanejo
SUBORDER SERPENTES
Mexican Patchnose
Salvadora mexican
The Mexican Patchnose Snake is found in Southwest Mexico. It prefers dry, rocky habitats with plenty of hiding spots. This small, slender species feeds on a variety of insects, lizards, and amphibians. It is easily distinguished by its unique, dark patches along the sides of its nose. Its overall coloration is a light to dark brown with a white or yellowish underside.
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