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first fossils found when..
postulate on origin of snakes
-cretacerous
-early mesozoic from monitor lizards
SNAKE LOCOMOTION
1.lateral undulation
2.rectilinear
3.concertina
4.side-winding
5.Aerial gliding
1. in water, wave motion down the body, pushing against water. terrestrial- waves passing down the body, pushing against irregularities
2.ventral scales are moved down and backwards
3. snake braces it body against wall and pushes/poulls
4. on sand, snake throws the head in the direction of motion followed by the tail
5. expand ventral scales to create ventral concavity and increased surface area.
rattle snake
garter snake
rubber boa
sharp-tailed snake
night snake
-only venomous in BC, live bearer
-live bearer
-live bearer
-oviparous
-dryhabitats
ground squirrel defenses to rattlesnakes
1. mask their scent with rattlesnake skins
2. use infrared signal to deter rattlesnakes