Anatomie
Zahn
S. moilensis| AbdulRahman Al-Sirhan
Kanal
M. monspessulanus | Dr.
Zoltan Takacs
Biss
Biss
S. moilensis|Damien Egan
Gift[1]
0.63
µl / g
body weight,
Rosenberg et al (1985) (Ref : R000566 ).
0.44
µl / g body weight,
Rosenberg et al (1992) (Ref : R000614
).
5.2
µl / g body weight,
Rosenberg et al (1992) (Ref : R000614
).Interessantes
Guy
Haimovitch
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Malpolon moilensis, Psammophis schokari, Telescopus
dhara
poisonous, venom unknown potency; reports bite
P. schokari
lethal to
lizard
Perry, G. 1988. Mild
toxic effects resulting from the bites of
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Coluber rhodorachis and Moila's
snake,
Malpolon
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rhodorachis bite - localized inflammation, edema, numbness,
pain
(diagnosed as infection?);
M. moilensis bite -
localized edema, numbness.
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