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Poisonous snakes

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The Snakebite Survivors' Club

Jeremy Seal

1999

Venoms

Albert Calmette

1908

Poisonous snakes

Seymour Simon

1981

Deadly snakes

Tracey Turner

2014

The poisonous snakes of India

Ewart, Joseph Sir

1878

Toxicology and pharmacology of venoms from poisonous snakes

John Haynes Brown

1973

Poisonous snakes

Norman S. Barrett

1991

Cobras

Linda George

1998

Copperheads

Linda George

1998

Cobras

Sherie Bargar

1986

Ophidians, zoological arrangement of the different genera

Silvestre B. Higgins

1873

Trattato del veleno della vipera, dé veleni americani, di quello del lauro-regio, e di altri veleni vegetabili

Fontana, Felice

1787

Poisonous snakes of the United States

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

1936

Elogio da mentira

Patrícia Melo

1999

Killer snakes

Russell Freedman

1982

Mambas

Linda Johnson, Sherie Bargar

1986

Rattlesnakes

Laurence Monroe Klauber

1956

Regeneration ADFYWIO

W. W. Montgomery

2009

Poison fangs

Lynn M. Stone

1996

A first look at poisonous snakes

Millicent E. Selsam

1987

Venomous reptiles of the United States, Canada, and northern Mexico

Carl H. Ernst

2011

Thoughts, observations and experiments on the action of snake venom on the blood

George Britton Halford

1894

Mean and Lowly Things

Kate Jackson

2008

Secrets of Dripping Fang

Dan Greenburg

2007

Poisonous snakes

Colin McCarthy

1987

Scaly, slippery creatures

Matthew Rake

2015

Rattlesnakes (Fangs! an Imagination Library Series)

Eric Ethan

1995

Kraits

Ellen Frazel

2012

Maps

Sally Hewitt

2011

Florida's poisonous plants, snakes, insects

Richard F. Lockey

1992

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