VENENOS DE LAS SERPIENTES CORAL (AKRURUS SPP.): INFORME SOBRE UN ANTIVENENO POLIVALENTE PARA LAS AMERICAS'
@inproceedings{Bolaos1978VENENOSDL, title={VENENOS DE LAS SERPIENTES CORAL (AKRURUS SPP.): INFORME SOBRE UN ANTIVENENO POLIVALENTE PARA LAS AMERICAS'}, author={Ramiro Bola{\~n}os and Luis Cerdas and Jorge W. {\'A}balos}, year={1978} }
Segun Roze (1) y Hoge y Romano (2) hay 111 clases de serpientes coral, que se clasifican en tres generos-Leptomicrurus, Micrur@des y Micrurus-que comprenden poco mas de 50 especies. La informacion disponible sobre la importancia medica de este grupo es muy limitada. Los pocos trabajos publicados sobre el tema, la propia experiencia de los autores y una carta personal del Dr. Janis Roze sugieren que la situacion es la siguiente: la especie Micrurus fulvius es la mas importante en Estados Unidos…
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