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PLATE I Fig. 1. Typhlops punctatw (Leach). From life. Fig. 2. Python eebs (Gmelin). From dead specimen,

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PLATE I1 Fig. 1. Calabaria re id iard t i i (Schlegel). From life. Fig. 2. Calabaria reiiihardtii in the characteristic position assumed when

disturbed. From life.

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PLam 111 Fig. 1. Hgdrcihiops nielanogasfer Gunther. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Dasypellis scnbar scnber (Linnaxs). From dead specimen.

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PLATE IV Fig. 1. Bothrolycus afer Gunther. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Lycophidion laterale Hallowell. From dead specimen.

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k 4 T E v Bocdon fuliginosiis (Boie). From dead specimen.

FLATE V I Fig. 1. Mehelya poensis (Smith). Head. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Mehelya poensis (Smith). From dead specimen.

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PLATE VII Gaslropyris smnragdina (Schlegel). From dead specimen.

PLATE VIII Scaphiophis nlbopunctatus Peters. From dead specimen.

I’LATH 1X Fig. 1. Grayiu oriiata (Bocage). From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Gruyin czsar (Gunther). From dead specimen.

PLATE X Fig. 1. Roiga pulzxerulenla (Fischer), Juvenile coloration. From dead speci-

Fig. 2. Boigo pulcerulenfa (Fischer). Adult. From dead specimen. Fig. 3. Roiga blandingii (Hallowell). From dead specimen.

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PLATE XI Fig. 1. Dipsadoboa zinicolor Gunther. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Dipsadoboa elongata (Barbour). From dead specimen.

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PLATE XI1 Fig. 1. Leplodeirn hot~mhc~io (Laurenti). From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Leptodeira duchesnii Boulenger. From dead specimen.

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PL.4TE XI11 Dromophis lineat us (Dumbril and Ribron). From dead specimen.

PLATE XIV Fig. 1. Thelotornis Lirllandii (Hallowell). Xeck distended. From dedd

Fig. 2. Thelotornis kirllandii (Hallowell). From dead specimen. specimen.

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P L i T E xv Fig. 1. Dispholidzrs t?/pzts (Smith). Brilliantly colored phase. From dead

Fig. 2. Dispholidtis f g p u s (Smith). Dark colored phase. From dead specimen. specimen.

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PLATE x\'I Fig. 1. A'u,ja melanoleuca Hallomcll. Neck distended. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. N q a mplanoleuca Hallo~vcll. From dead specimen.

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PLATE XVII Fig. 1. Dendraspis j ameson i i (Traill). Head. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Elapops modestus Gunther.

PLATE XVIII Fig. 1. Causus rhombeatus (Lichtenstein). From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Atractaspis irregularis (Reinhardt). From dead specimen.

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PLATE XIX Fig. 1. Cuusus lichtensteini [Jan). Juvenile coloration. From life. Fig. 2. Cuusus lichtensteini (Jan). Adult. From dead specimen.

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PLATE XX Fig. 1. Bitis gabonica (DumBril and Bibron). Head. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Bitis gabonica (DumBril and Bibron). From life.

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PLATE XXI Fig. 1. Bitis nasicornis (Shaw). Head. From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Bitis nasicornis (Shaw). From life.

PLATE XXII Fig. 1. Bitis arietans (Merrem). From dead specimen. Fig. 2. Btheris sqzcamiger (Hallowell). From dead specimen I

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