Naja naja

Naja naja Yaşadığı dönem aralığı: 0,13-0 myö Rankolabreyan-Günümüz  PreЄ Є O S D C P T J K Pg N ↓
Korunma durumu
Asgari endişe altında (IUCN 3.1)
Biyolojik sınıflandırma
Âlem: Animalia Şube: Chordata Sınıf: Squamata Familya: Elapidae Cins: Naja Tür: N. naja
İkili adlandırma
Naja naja (Linnaeus, 1758)
Sinonimler
Coluber caecus - Gmelin, 1788 Coluber naja - Linnaeus, 1758 Coluber rufus - Gmelin, 1788 Naja brasiliensis - Laurenti, 1768 Naja fasciata - Laurenti, 1768 Naja lutescens - Laurenti, 1768 Naja lutrescens - Laurenti, 1768 Naja maculata - Laurenti, 1768 Naja naja subsp. bombaya - Deraniyagala, 1961 Naja naja subsp. ceylonicus - Chatman & Di Mari, 1974 Naja naja subsp. gangetica - Deraniyagala, 1945 Naja naja subsp. indusi - Deraniyagala, 1960 Naja naja subsp. karachiensis - Deraniyagala, 1961 Naja naja subsp. lutescens - Deraniyagala, 1945 Naja naja subsp. madrasiensis - Deraniyagala, 1945 Naja naja subsp. polyocellata - Mehrtens, 1987 Naja nigra - Gray, 1830 Naja non-naja - Laurenti, 1768 Naja tripudians - Merrem, 1820 Naja tripudians f. typica - Boulenger, 1896

Naja naja, Naja cinsine bağlı Hindistan bölgesine özgü zehirli bir yılan türüdür. Hindistan'daki çoğu yılan ısırığının bu tür tarafından gerçekleşmektedir.

Özellikler

Tehdit hissettiğinde baş kısmı kapüşon şeklinde genişler. Genişleme olduğunda başının arka kısmında, gözlüğe benzer kavisli bir çizgiyle birleştirilmiş görünen iki yuvarlak bulunur. Gözleri orta boyutta, gözbebekleri yuvarlaktır. Çoğu yetişkin ortalama 1-1,5 metre (3,3-4,9 ft) uzunluğundadır. Nadir olarak Sri Lanka'dakiler 2,1-2,2 metre (6,9-7,2 ft) uzunluğa erişebilir.

Dağılım ve habitat

Hindistan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladeş ve Nepal'in güneyinde dağılım gösterir.

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