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Bitis arietans.
Snakes portal Video of B. g.
gabonica and B.
arietans. on
YouTube Accessed 9
December 2006.
Video of two puff adders: B. a.
arietans and...
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northern Kenya. It is
distinguished from B. a.
arietans by its
keeled subcaudals. Normally, B.
arietans grows to a
total length (body and tail) around...
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while hissing and
puffing loudly. The type
species for this
genus is B.
arietans,
which is also the most
widely distributed viper in Africa. Currently,...
- of drugs, e.g alcohol, and some venom, e.g. from the puff
adder (Bitis
arietans) or
brown recluse spider (Loxosceles reclusa) are
toxic to cells. Treating...
- stridulation.
Horned desert viper (Cerastes cerastes) Puff
adder (Bitis
arietans)
Common European adder (Vipera berus)
Horned rattlesnake (Crotalus cerastes)...
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Bitis albanica,
Albany adder Bitis arietans,
Common puff
adder Bitis arietans arietans,
Common puff
adder Bitis arietans somalica,
Somali puff
adder Bitis...
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Agyneta arietans is a
species of
sheet weaver found in
Germany and Poland. It was
described by O.P.-Cambridge in 1872. "Agyneta".
World Spider Catalog...
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Immunoglobulins Echis ocellatus,
Echis leucogaster,
Echis carinatus,
Bitis arietans,
Bitis rhinoceros,
Bitis nasicornis,
Bitis gabonica,
Dendroaspis polylepis...
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placid creatures, less so than B. gabonica, but not as bad-tempered as B.
arietans. When approached, they
often reveal their presence by hissing, said to...
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established usage. "Puff adder" is the
accepted common name of
Bitis arietans, an unrelated,
dangerously venomous African species of viper,
which incidentally...