id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
flmnh-224	Myers, Charles	The Pine Woods Snake, Rhadinaea flavilata (Cope)	1967	54	.pdf	application/pdf	18032	1231	68	An extra plate between a supralabial and the first temporal occurs in 80.6 percent of the western population, but in only 8.8 percent of Florida snakes; that this is a genetic trait responsive to drift in pioneer populations is strongly suggested by the fact that of the four (of 104) Florida individuals having the extra plate, three are from an island popula- ti6n (Anastasia Island, St: Johns County) represented by only five specimens. The species is mb5t commonly encountered in pine logs and stumps during March and April; with the approach of warmer weather and drier conditions in May and June, Rhadinaea and other small snakes become more difficult to find.	cache/flmnh-224.pdf	txt/flmnh-224.txt