In lower Trans-Pecos area, saddles are orange and are separated from the gray bands by black rings with white border. In more northern parts of the range, thin black bands with white borders separate the darker gray bands Ventral surface is gray and with black blotches. In North America, the Gray-banded Kingsnake is found only in parts of West Texas and northern Mexico. In Texas, they are found in the Trans-Pecos region. This project funded by the University of Texas College of Natural Sciences and the Texas Memorial Museum .
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