Xenodontinae
colubrid
['spartina', 'cardiidae', 'etheostoma', 'trypanosomes', 'helvella', 'saxifrage', 'animalia', 'old world monkey', 'araucarias', 'arctocephalus', 'mitosporic fungus', 'ankylosaur', 'tamarisk', 'lecanoraceae', 'mycobacterial', 'naja', 'varanidae', 'phacopida', 'penaeid shrimp', 'blow flies', 'convolvulus', 'cannabis', 'fowl', 'podocarps', 'capsicum', 'echinochloa', 'parkia', 'cyprinid', 'rock rose', 'aerodramus', 'true oysters', 'chalcidoidea', 'liliopsida', 'swallow family', 'germander', 'cordia', 'angelfish', 'rhipiduridae', 'influenza a', 'velvet mite', 'typical fulvettas', 'elephas', 'arachnids', 'stony coral', 'nodosauridae', 'oleaceae', 'epinephelus', 'hadrosaurid', 'saguinus', 'flycatcher', 'dorycnium', 'scolopacidae', 'salmonella', 'hippos', 'taxodium', 'sweet gum', 'honeybees', 'sunflower tribe', 'peirosaurids', 'pit vipers', 'bedstraw', 'melicope', 'tree ferns', 'nidovirales', 'bactrocera', 'opuntia', 'cucurbits', 'xanthorrhoea', 'orchid bee', 'peracarids', 'cervus', 'glabella', 'clostridium', 'omphalotus', 'cyclobalanopsis', 'sus', 'tiger beetle', 'juniper', 'ictaluridae', 'amphibamid', 'colubrids', 'haliplidae', 'herpes', 'odostomiidae', 'silesaurid', 'giraffa', 'spinosaurids', 'myrtles', 'pinaceae', 'limpet', 'hylomyscus', 'alnus', 'poplar', 'ambystomatidae', 'cyperaceae', 'buccinidae', 'dayflower family', 'natricine', 'araceae']
Geophis
Geophis is a genus of colubrid snakes that belong to the Xenodontinae subfamily and are typically referred to as Latin American earth snakes (Spanish: culebra minera or culebra minadora). The genus consists of over forty distinct species.