Key Identification Features
- It has a distinct keel, or ridge, running along the top of its body.
- Distinctive features include black ventral bars on the top and sides of the head, a short rounded snout, and a tail that is twice the length of its body.
- This species got its name from its lack of a uniform pattern or unique distinguishing features, traits that are commonly used to characterize other members of the Delma genus.
- Several morphological and feeding features make this genus similar to sympatric blind snakes of the family Typhlopidae.
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