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ROUGH EARTHSNAKE
Virginia striatula

Rough Earthsnake - Virginia striatula  Virginia striatula   from  Atascosa  Co., Tx.     Photo by Tom Lott Rough Earthsnake - Virginia striatula  Virginia striatula from Atascosa Co., Tx          Photo by Tom Lott

Rough Earthsnake - Virginia striatula  Virginia striatula   from  Atascosa  Co., Tx.     Photo by Tom Lott
Distribution:  In our region this species occurs throughout the eastern half of Texas.

Legal Status:  Virginia striatula has no protected status in our region.





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