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Skip to main content San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants Main menu Home AnimalsAmphibiansArthropodsBirdsFishMammalsReptiles Plants Habitats Regions ZOONOOZ Live Cams Videos Some Endangered Kingsnake CLASS: Reptilia (Reptiles) ORDER: Squamata FAMILY: Colubridae GENUS: Lampropeltis SPECIES: 10 ABOUT The king of snakes: 

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Kingsnakes are colubrid snake s, members of the genus Lampropeltis , which include milk snake s and four other species . Among these, there are approximately recognized subspecies . Lampropeltis means shiny shield (from Greek shine + small shield ), a name given to them in reference to their smooth dorsal scales . King

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