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Sidewinder

The Sidewinder, Crotalus cerastes, is a venomous pit-viper from the southwestern United States. The common name ^sidewinder^ comes from the peculiar mode of locomotion wherein the snake moves sideways, presumably a method that allows it to move over sand

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Buried Cerastes Concealment Crotalidae Crotalus Horned Nevada Organ Pitviper Rattlesnake Serpentes Sidewinder Southwestern Viper Viperidae Vomeronasal


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