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Wagler's temple pitviper Trichlorfon

White-lipped pitviper

updated Oct 17, 2007 by Allison Camp


(Asian Pitvipers, 2006)

Contents

  1. #Toxilogical Perspective
  2. #Pharmacology and Metabolism
  3. #Discovery and Development
  4. #Uses
  5. #Health Effects
  6. #Precautions
  7. #Current Events
  8. #Regulation
  9. #History
  10. #Advocacy and Opinion
  11. #Teaching Resources
  12. #References
    Topic editor:
    Sean Foley
    Lead author:
    Sean Foley



Cryptelytrops albolabris

Physical Information

Venom name:

Toxins: Procoagulants

Manner of intake:

Absorption:

Human tolerance:

Toxicity/symptoms:

Antivenom:

Geographic range: Eastern India, China, Thailand, Vietnam,
Sumatra, and Java (O'Shea, 2005)

Habitat: Bamboo thickets, open tropical rainforest,
cultivated land and gardens (O'Shea, 2005)

General facts:

Chemical Structure


Chemical Description


Pharmacology and Metabolism


Discovery and Development


Health Effects


Precautions


Current Events


Regulation

History


Advocacy and Opinion


Teaching Resources


References

O'Shea, Mark. Venomous Snakes of the World. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2005.

"Asian pitvipers recently re-classified." www.GlobalHerp.com. 2006. 15 October 2007. http://www.globalherp.com/id104.htm.

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