NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Aniliidae

All of these species in the family Anilidae possess a vestigial pelvic girdle which is visible as cloacal spurs. There are 3 genera and about 10 species. All are ovoviviparous. Food is mainly amphibians and reptiles.

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Aniliidae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (108 words)
	The Aniliidae (pipe snakes) is a snake family belonging to the Henophidia superfamily.
	Modern classifications restrict the family to the South American Red Pipe Snake or False Coral Snake Anilius scytale, with the previously included Asian genus Cylindrophis raised to a separate family Cylindrophiidae.
	Aniliidae- Anomochilidae- Boidae- Bolyeridae- Cylindrophiidae- Loxocemidae- Pythonidae- Tropidophiidae- Uropeltidae- Xenopeltidae

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