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Bothrops is a
genus of
highly venomous pit
vipers endemic to the Neotropics. The
generic name,
Bothrops, is
derived from the Gr****
words βόθρος, bothros...
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genus Bothrops having been
called fer-de-lance at one time or another, most
commonly Bothrops asper,
Bothrops atrox,
Bothrops caribbaeus, and
Bothrops lanceolatus...
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while others apply that name to
other Bothrops species, as well. No
subspecies are
currently recognized.
Bothrops lanceolatus is
generally considered endemic...
- sea
level to 940 m (3,080 ft).
Along with
Bothrops caribbaeus and B. lanceolatus, it is one of
three Bothrops species found in the West Indies. Although...
- in the
genus Bothrops,
which are all
native to
South America.
Besides "lancehead",
another common name for a
snake in the
genus Bothrops is "fer-de-lance"...
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Bothrops jararaca—known as the
jararaca or yarara—is a
highly venomous pit
viper species endemic to
South America in
southern Brazil, Paraguay, and northern...
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Bothrops alternatus,
known by the
common names crossed pit viper, yarará grande, and urutu,
among others, is a
highly venomous pit
viper species found...
- home of the
critically endangered,
venomous Golden lancehead pit
viper (
Bothrops insularis),
which has a diet of birds. The
snakes became trapped on the...
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Bothrops affinis may
refer to:
Bothrops atrox, also
known as the
common lancehead, a
venomous pitviper found in
South America Atropoides nummifer occiduus...
- "Jararacuçu (
Bothrops jararacussu)".
FAUNA DIGITAL DO RIO
GRANDE DO SUL (in
Brazilian Portuguese).
Retrieved 2020-09-16. "Jararaca-do-Pampa (
Bothrops pubescens)"...
