Xenodontinae
Colubridae
['scarabaeidae', 'deuterostome', 'capitosauroid', 'currant', 'crane fly', 'silesaurids', 'sequoiadendron', 'pit viper', 'heterodera', 'velvet worm', 'captorhinid', 'skipper butterflies', 'capparaceae', 'fruit', 'nautiloid', 'sculpin', 'pteridaceae', 'agathis', 'bison', 'nectomys', 'sauropodomorphs', 'carpobrotus', 'catfish', 'felidae', 'paraxerus', 'linden', 'catharanthus', 'prickly pear cactus', 'thamnophis', 'puffinus', 'polypodiaceae', 'broomrape family', 'euarchonta', 'bromeliaceae', 'ascomycetes', 'golden chinquapin', 'polyporaceae', 'sea horses', 'paeony', 'gentiana', 'amanitaceae', 'snapper', 'angelica', 'paeonia', 'antiplasmodial', 'ceratitids', 'juniperus', 'dillenia', 'kogia', 'herpes', 'dilleniaceae', 'cinnamomum', 'orconectes', 'ghost pipefish', 'cetacea', 'taraxacum', 'tephritid fruit fly', 'threskiornis', 'atyid', 'hadrosaurinae', 'accipitridae', 'colchicum', 'fowl', 'fagaceae', 'archaeplastida', 'hyla', 'lagenaria', 'pterosaurs', 'dicynodont', 'theridiidae', 'linden tree', 'ascomycete', 'ladyfish', 'nepenthaceae', 'etmopterus', 'lymnaeidae', 'bromeliads', 'branta', 'carnation', 'cladonia', 'gooseberry family', 'icterus', 'caprine', 'trypanosomatid', 'wolves', 'rubiaceae', 'true weevil', 'stegosaurid', 'tyrannosaurid', 'mycena', 'afrotheria', 'scarabaeid', 'herpesvirales', 'myrmotherula', 'rabbit', 'plesiadapiformes', 'buffalo', 'stylidiaceae', 'blueberry']
Xenodontinae
Xenodontinae is a subfamily of the Colubridae family of snakes. It encompasses a number of rear-fanged, mildly venomous snake genera, which include species such as mud snakes and New World hognose snakes.