Definition of Serpentes in English:

Serpentes

plural nounsəːˈpɛntiːzsərˈpen(t)ēz

Zoology

another term for Ophidia
Example sentencesExamples
- Known predators of Old World sparrows include hawks (family Accipitridae), owls (family Strigidae), snakes (suborder Serpentes), house cats and raccoons.
- Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common predators of eggs and nestlings.
- Within Serpentes, this condition is unique to Leptotyphlopidae.
- Known predators include snakes (Serpentes), forest falcons (Micrastur, that catch hermits during lekking), and pygmy-owls (Glaucidium).
- Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common nest predators and falcons (family Falconidae) and other birds of prey (order Falconiformes) feed on adults.

Origin

Latin, 'reptiles'.

Definition of Serpentes in US English:

Serpentes

plural nounsərˈpen(t)ēz

Zoology

another term for Ophidia
Example sentencesExamples
- Known predators of Old World sparrows include hawks (family Accipitridae), owls (family Strigidae), snakes (suborder Serpentes), house cats and raccoons.
- Known predators include snakes (Serpentes), forest falcons (Micrastur, that catch hermits during lekking), and pygmy-owls (Glaucidium).
- Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common nest predators and falcons (family Falconidae) and other birds of prey (order Falconiformes) feed on adults.
- Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common predators of eggs and nestlings.
- Within Serpentes, this condition is unique to Leptotyphlopidae.

Origin

Latin, ‘reptiles’.

单词	Serpentes
释义	Definition of Serpentes in English: Serpentes plural nounsəːˈpɛntiːzsərˈpen(t)ēz Zoology another term for Ophidia Example sentencesExamples Known predators of Old World sparrows include hawks (family Accipitridae), owls (family Strigidae), snakes (suborder Serpentes), house cats and raccoons. Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common predators of eggs and nestlings. Within Serpentes, this condition is unique to Leptotyphlopidae. Known predators include snakes (Serpentes), forest falcons (Micrastur, that catch hermits during lekking), and pygmy-owls (Glaucidium). Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common nest predators and falcons (family Falconidae) and other birds of prey (order Falconiformes) feed on adults. Origin Latin, 'reptiles'. Definition of Serpentes in US English: Serpentes plural nounsərˈpen(t)ēz Zoology another term for Ophidia Example sentencesExamples Known predators of Old World sparrows include hawks (family Accipitridae), owls (family Strigidae), snakes (suborder Serpentes), house cats and raccoons. Known predators include snakes (Serpentes), forest falcons (Micrastur, that catch hermits during lekking), and pygmy-owls (Glaucidium). Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common nest predators and falcons (family Falconidae) and other birds of prey (order Falconiformes) feed on adults. Snakes (suborder Serpentes) are common predators of eggs and nestlings. Within Serpentes, this condition is unique to Leptotyphlopidae. Origin Latin, ‘reptiles’.
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