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Giant reptiles

Sherman A. Minton

1973

They shall take up serpents

Weston La Barre

1962

Pagan and Christian mysteries

Joseph Campbell

1963

The serpent with eight heads

Basil Hall Chamberlain

1892

Snake charm

Marilyn Nissenson

1995

The serpent myths of ancient Egypt

W. R. Cooper

1873

The snake-dance of the Moquis of Arizona

John Gregory Bourke

1884

The serpent king

Jeff Zentner

2016

Indian serpent-lore

J. Ph Vogel

1926

Snakes

Herbert S. Zim

1949

Lady White Snake

Aaron Shepard

2001

In search of lake monsters

Peter Costello

1974

Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ..

British Museum (Natural History). Dept . of Zoology

1893

Snake venoms

Noguchi, Hideyo

1909

The reptiles of western North America

John Van Denburgh

1922

Snakes

Louisa Somerville, Harris, Tim

2006

Death adders

Davy Sweazey

2014

The Rainbow Serpent

Ira R. Buchler

1978

Men and snakes

Ramona Morris

1965

Scrapes with Snakes!

Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld, Brady Barr

2016

Handbook of snakes of the United States and Canada

Albert Hazen Wright, Anna Allen Wright

1952

The Serpent's Shadow

Rick Riordan

2012 ★ 4.3

The worship of the serpent traced throughout the world and its traditions referred to the events in paradise (1830)

John Bathurst Deane

1997

Images from the region of the Pueblo Indians of North America

Aby Warburg

1995

Bushmaster

Dan Eatherley

2015

The snake king of the Kalinago

Atkinson School (Dominica)

2010

A complete guide to the snakes of southern Africa

Johan Marais

1992

Snakes of the world

Raymond Lee Ditmars

1931

The dragon in China and Japan

Marinus Willem de Visser

1913

Indian snake poisons, their nature and effects

Alfred John Wall

1883

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