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List of Marine snakes
The Australian Marine snakes. [eng] |
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The Reptiles of Australia, Marine snakes
The Australian Marine snakes. [eng] |
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Hydrophiidae
List of species with photos. [eng] |
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Hydrophiidae after The EMBL Reptile Database
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Hydrophiidae
Pictures of seesnakes (Hydrophiidae): Laticauda. [eng] |
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Hydrophiidae
Hydrophiidae snakes are the most venomous snakes existing on the Earth. There are 52 species, all of which are venomous. The mortality of serious envenomations not treated with antivenin approaches 50% because of the high potency of the venom (one drop of these serpents poison may kill five people). [eng] |
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Family Hydrophiidae (Sea Snakes)
Habitat: Laticauda in shore marine areas and part-time on land. Other species mainly in coastal marine and estuarine waters. Pelamis also enters the open sea. Hydrophis semperi and Laticautla crockeri are restricted to freshwater lakes in the Philippine Islands. They presumably entered the lakes when there was a connection to the sea. [eng] |
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