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Vipera ursinii is a
species of
venomous snake in the
subfamily Viperinae of the
family Viperidae. It is a very rare species,
which is in
danger of extinction...
- (Vipera
ursinii rakosiensis;
Hungarian name: rákosi vipera), also
called the
Danubian meadow viper is one of the
eight subspecies of the
Vipera ursinii. It...
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viper Vipera ursinii,
Meadow vipers Vipera ursinii macrops,
Albanian meadow viper Vipera ursinii moldavica,
Romanian meadow viper Vipera ursinii rakosiensis...
- venomous. The Gr****
viper was
previously thought to be a
subspecies of
Vipera ursinii, but was
elevated to
species status as it has many
morphological and molecular...
- [Mesocoronis (Tzarevscya)]
kaxnakovi [sic] A.F. Reuss, 1929 (ex errore)
Vipera ursinii kaznakovi — Schwarz, 1936
Vipera berus var.
ornata Başoğlu, 1947 Vipera...
- ISBN 978-1-4214-0135-5.(Vipera
ursinii ebneri, p. 80).
Knoepffler P,
Sochurek E (1955). "Neues über die R****en der
Wiesenotter (Vipera
ursinii BONAP)". Burgenländische...
- In
Hungary and Russia, it
avoids open steppeland; a
habitat in
which V.
ursinii is more
likely to occur. In Russia, however, it does
occur in the forest...
- Ancistrodon. The
vertebrae number 130 to 500 - in the
European forms 147 (Vipera
ursinii) to 330 (Coluber leopardinus). A
snake has from 175 to more than 400 vertebrae...
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Bonaparte also
studied amphibians and reptiles, and is the
author of
Vipera ursinii,
commonly known as Orsini's viper.[citation needed]
Bonaparte was extremely...
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Green whip snake, the
Aesculapian snake, the
Smooth snake, the
Vipera ursinii, the
Vipera aspis, the
Italian wall
lizard (endemic), the
Podarcis muralis...
