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Bronzebacks
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Bronzebacks

Dendrelaphis

Dendrelaphis is a genus of snakes in the subfamily Ahaetuliinae of the family Colubridae. Species of the genus Dendrelaphis are distributed from Pakistan, India and southern China to Indonesia, Timor-Leste, the Philippines, Australia, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. There are over 50 described species. Asian species are known commonly as bronzebacks, while the Australo-Papuan species are simply called tree snakes. All are non-venomous and entirely harmless to humans.

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51 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 51 known species

Common Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis punctulatus

Painted Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis pictus

Common Bronzeback Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis tristis

Striped Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis caudolineatus

Elegant Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis formosus

Kopstein's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis kopsteini

Vietnamese Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis ngansonensis

Northern Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis calligaster

Maren's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis marenae

Blue Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis cyanochloris

Karnataka Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis chairecacos

Mountain Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis subocularis

Eastern bronzeback tree snake

speciesDendrelaphis proarchos

Haas's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis haasi

Giri's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis girii

Stripe-Tailed Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis caudolineolatus

Lesser Sundas bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis inornatus

Underwood's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis underwoodi

Schokar's bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis schokari

Large-eyed bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis grandoculis

Banded Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis striatus

Philippines Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis philippinensis

Boulenger's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis bifrenalis

Vogel's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis vogeli

Andaman Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis andamanensis

Ashok's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis ashoki

Palau Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis striolatus

Terrific Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis terrificus

Palawan bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis levitoni

Wickramasinghes' Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis wickrorum

Luzon Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis luzonensis

New Guinea Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis lineolatus

sawtooth-necked bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis nigroserratus

big-eyed tree snake

speciesDendrelaphis macrops

Striped Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis modestus

Negros Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis fuliginosus

Tiwar's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis humayuni

Southern Burmese Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis walli

Moluccan Painted Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis grismeri

Binh’s Bronzeback Snake

speciesDendrelaphis binhi

Sinharaja Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis effrenis

Gore's bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis biloreatus

Kei Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis keiensis

Dendrelaphis thasuni

speciesDendrelaphis thasuni

Montane treesnake

speciesDendrelaphis gastrostictus

Sulu bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis flavescens

Lorentz River Tree Snake

speciesDendrelaphis lorentzii

Papuan treesnake

speciesDendrelaphis papuensis

Dendrelaphis roseni

speciesDendrelaphis roseni

Oliver's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis oliveri

Hollinrake's Bronzeback

speciesDendrelaphis hollinrakei

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