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FAMILY Typhlopidae - Blind Snakes
Flower-pot Blind Snake
Ramphotyphlops braminus
Somali Beaked Blind Snake
Rhinotyphlops ataeniatus
Northern Schlegels Beaked Blind..
Rhinotyphlops brevis
Worm-like Beaked Blind Snake
Rhinotyphlops lumbiciformis
Eastern Schlegels Beaked Blind..
Rhinotyphlops mucruso
Zanzibar Beaked Blind Snake
Rhinotyphlops pallidus
Yellow-backed Beaked Blind..
Rhinotyphlops unitaeniatus
Angolan Blind Snake
Typhlops angolensis
Peter's Blind Snake
Typhlops cuneirostris
Ethiopian Blind Snake
Typhlops lineolatus
