Colubridae
ITIS:
Adelophis
Adelphicos
Alsophis
Amastridium
Arizona
Arrhyton
Atractus
Bogertophis
Boiga
Carphophis
Cemophora
Cerberus
Chersodromus
Chilomeniscus
Chionactis
Clelia
Clonophis
Coluber
Coniophanes
Conophis
Conopsis
Contia
Cryophis
Dendrelaphis
Dendrophidion
Diadophis
Dipsas
Dryadophis
Drymarchon
Drymobius
Elaphe
Enulius
Eridiphas
Erythrolamprus
Farancia
Ficimia
Geagras
Geophis
Gyalopion
Heterodon
Hypsiglena
Imantodes
Lampropeltis
Leptodeira
Leptophis
Liochlorophis
Liophis
Manolepis
Masticophis
Mastigodryas
Nerodia
Ninia
Opheodrys
Oxybelis
Oxyrhopus
Phyllorhynchus
Pituophis
Pseudoboa
Pseudoficimia
Pseudoleptodeira
Pseustes
Regina
Rhadinaea
Rhadinophanes
Rhinocheilus
Salvadora
Scaphiodontophis
Seminatrix
Senticolis
Sibon
Sonora
Spilotes
Stenorrhina
Stilosoma
Storeria
Symphimus
Sympholis
Tantalophis
Tantilla
Tantillita
Thamnophis
Toluca
Tretanorhinus
Trimorphodon
Tropidoclonion
Urotheca
Virginia
Xenodon
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A
Colubrid is a
snake that is a member of the
Colubridae family. It is a broad classification of snakes that includes well over half of all
snake species on earth. While most colubrids are non-venomous (or have venom that isn't known to be harmful to humans) and are normally harmless, a few groups, such as genus
Boiga and sub-family
Homalopsinae, can produce medically significant bites. In addition, the African Boomslang and
Garter Snake
