Venoms : venomous animals and antivenomous serum-therapeutics / by A. Calmette; translated by Ernest E. Austen.

  • Albert Calmette
Date:
1908
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Credit: Venoms : venomous animals and antivenomous serum-therapeutics / by A. Calmette; translated by Ernest E. Austen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Cr.—GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRINCIPAL GENERA OF POISONOUS SNAKES IN THE FIVE DIVI- SIONS OF THE WORLD. (1) EUROPE. Families Sub-Families Geneba CoLUBRiD^E DipsadovioiyMnce Ccp.lopeltis ... YiVEUiDM Viferince Viper a Geogeaphical Area Borders of the Mediterra- nean in Prance and Spain; I Italy (only in Liguria). France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria-Hungary, Ger- many, Belgium, Sweden and Norway, Gt. Britain, Spain and Portugal, Bos- nia and Herzegovina, Southern Eussia, Turkey and Greece. (2) ASIA. Hydro]} hiin ce Coldbrid^ J Elajnnce ... I Hydrus Tlialassopliis Acalyijto'plds Hydrelaps j Hydropliis '^ Distira Enliydris Enhydrina Aii^ysurus Platurus I BungariiH Naja ... Hevtihungarus CallopJds \ Dolio2)liis Persian Gulf, Indian Ocean, ^ Bay of Bengal, Straits of Malacca, China Sea, Philippines, and Malay Archipelago. I India, Ceylon,Burma,Indo- ^1 China, Southern China, I Dutch Indies, Boi-neo. (India,Ceylon, Burma,Indo- China, Dutch Indies, ( Philippines, j South-eastern Asia, India, I Japan, Philippines. (South-eastern Asia, India, \ Burma. Indo-China, For- ( mosa, Southern China. Indo-China, Malay Penin- sula.