Four (rarely five) lower labials in contact with the anterior chin-shields, which are usually shorter than the posterior.
Upper labials eight, fourth and fifth entering the eye, sixth usually in contact with the parietal.
Upper labials six to ten, usually eight or nine; fourth or fourth and fifth (rarely third and fourth) below the eye.
Upper labials nine to thirteen, usually nine to eleven, fourth and fifth, rarely fourth to sixth or fifth and sixth, below the eye.
Four or five lower labials in contact with the anterior chin-shields, which may be either longer or shorter than the posterior.
Upper labials seven (rarely eight), third and fourth (or fourth and fifth) entering the eye.
Upper labialsseven (rarely six or eight), third and fourth (or fourth and fifth) entering the eye.
Four lower labials in contact with the anterior chin-shields, which are shorter than the posterior.
Upper labials nine, fourth and fifth below the eye.
Four or five (rarely three) lower labials in contact with the anterior chin-shields, which are longer than the posterior.
Three or four (rarely five) lower labials in contact with the single pair of chin-shields.
Four (rarely five) lower labials in contact with the chin-shields, of which there is but one pair.
The old Huron mother tongue still partially preserves the labials which have disappeared from all the Iroquois languages.
In life the anterior dorsolateral stripes were pale pinkish tan, the labials cream color, the throat white, and the tail pale blue.
The flanks are mottled with brown and cream-color; the labials are cream-color barred by brown; the venter is a pale cream-color.
Variation in Contact of the Prefrontals and the Labials in 243 Specimens of Tantilla gracilis.
Contact of prefrontals with labial two on left and | | labials two and three on right | 3 | 1.
All snakes that have the fourth and fifth labials entering the orbit on either side also have seven supralabials on the same side.
There is little or no brown on the supralabials or the chin in the northern part of the range (Chiapas), whereas the greatest amount of brown on the labials and chin is found on some specimens from the southern part of the range (Honduras).
Since there is considerable variation in the amount of brown on the chin and labials of specimens from single localities, the slight geographic trend in this character seemingly is not significant.
The amount of brown on the chin and labials has been shown previously not to be geographically significant.
Labials are formed chiefly by the lips, dentals by the teeth, palatals by the palate, gutturals by the throat, nasals by the nose, and linguals by the tongue.
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