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Viperids (Viperidae)
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Adders (Bitis) [11]	Horned vipers (Cerastes) [2]	Montane Pit Viper (Cerrophidion) [2]
Asian Lance-headed pit vipers (Protobothrops) [4]	Humpnose Viper (Hypnale) [2]	Mountain Bush Viper (Adenorhinos) [0]
Asian Mountain viper (Ovophis) [0]	Hundred-pace Viper (Deinagkistrodon) [3]	Night adders (Causus) [1]
Bush vipers (Atheris) [16]	Jumping Pit Viper (Atropoides) [1]	Palearctic vipers and adders (Vipera) [14]
Bushmaster (Lachesis) [2]	Lancehead (Bothrops) [9]	Palm Pit Viper (Bothriechis) [8]
Copperheads (Agkistrodon) [22]	Large palearctic vipers (Macrovipera) [3]	Pigmy Rattlesnake (Sistrurus) [14]
False horned vipers (Pseudocerastes) [2]	MacMahon's vipers (Eristicophis) [1]	Pit vipers (Trimeresurus) [25]
Fea's vipers (Azemiops) [2]	Malayan Pit Viper (Calloselasma) [2]	Proatheris [3]
Forest Pit Viper (Bothriopsis) [2]	Mexican Horned Pit Viper (Ophryacus) [0]	Rattlesnakes (Crotalus) [42]
Gloydius [4]	Mole Viper (Atractaspis) [1]	Russell's vipers (Daboia) [9]
Hognose Viper (Porthidium) [3]	Monatheris [0]	Saw-scaled / Carpet vipers (Echis) [6]

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Viperidae
Pelias Perr. [eng]

Viperidae Familyasý
Türkiye’de 9 Tür Viperidae familyasýndan yýlan vardýr ve bunlarýn hepsi zehirlidir. Her ne kadar bu yýlanlarýn ýsýrmasýyla sađlýklý bir insanýn öldüđü görülmediyse de yine de çok dikkatli olmak, gerekir ve bir ýsýrýlma durumunda derhal önlemler alýnmalý hasta fazla hareket ettirmeden mutlaka doktora götürülmelidir. [tur]

Viperidae
This family includes some of the most recent and advanced snakes on earth. Vipers have longer fangs, proportionally, than other venomous snakes. In addition, the fangs of vipers are hinged, and close close to the roof of the mouth when the mouth is closed. Alternatively, when striking, the fangs are erected and are directed a considerable degree forward. The mole vipers (genus Atractaspis) have fangs that are so long that they cannot be handled safely without implements. [eng]

Viperidae
Viperidae, vipers of the genera Vipera, Macrovipera, Daboia, Cerastes, Pseudocerastes and Eristicophis. [eng]

Family: Viperidae
Species available in the Animal Diversity Web. [eng]

Viperidae.html
Lots of pictures of vipers from all over the world. [eng]

Viperidae
Viperidae includes Bitis, Cerastes, Echis. The common names of the serpents belonging to this group are Puff adder, Gabon viper, Cleopatra’s asp., Saw-scaled,, viper and so on. [eng]

Viperidae
Members of this family are the best-known venomous snakes.The most familiar viperids in America are the rattlesnakes (genera Crotalus and Sistrurus). [eng]

Viperidae: vipers, rattlesnakes, moccasins, and relatives.
Vipers, rattlesnakes, moccasins, and relatives. Members of the family Viperidae are characterized by a pair of large fangs in the front of the mouth that fold inward and lie horizontally when the mouth is closed. The large venom glands lie in the head and are connected to the hollow fangs by venom ducts. The members of this family are found in most parts of the world except for Madagascar and Australia, and many species range into cold, temperate regions. [eng]

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