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Crotalus durissus

Known as: Caudisona simus, Crotalus simus, cascabel 
National Institutes of Health

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Crotalus durissus terrificus

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2017
2017
Thrombelastographic characterization of the thrombin-like activity of Crotalus simus and Bothrops asper venoms
&NA; Annually, thousands suffer venomous snake-bite from Crotalus simus and Bothrops asper vipers in central and South America… 
2017
2017
Predation on Subfossil Prolemur simus by Multiple Predator Species at Ankarana Massif, Northern Madagascar
Evidence of historic predation is important to understand the role that predators play in molding fundamental aspects of primate… 
2012
2012
Fire Effects on Herbaceous Plants and Shrubs in the Oak Savannas of the Southwestern Borderlands
Much has been learned in recent years about the ecological, hydrologic, and environmental characteristics of the oak (encinal… 
2011
2011
Fire effects on tree overstories in the oak savannas of the Southwestern Borderlands Region
Effects of cool-season and warm-season prescribed burning treatments and a wildfire on tree overstories in oak savannas on the… 
2010
2010
El cascabel del gatopardo. La orientación política del proyecto de la revolución ciudadana a través de una lectura de su relación con el movimiento indígena
La presente investigacion busca realizar una aproximacion a la orientacion politica del proyecto de la Revolucion Ciudadana… 
1993
1993
The Tree Boa (Corallus enydris) on Trinidad and Tobago.
Corallus enydris is a slender, nocturnally active, arboreal boa (known as "Cascabel" or "Cascabel Dormillon" on Trinidad) and one… 
1986
1986
Hapalemur Simus: Endangered Lemur Once Widespread
1986
1986
A park with a kangaroo problem
Hattah-Kulkyne National Park in Victoria, Australia, is a large reserve important for its vegetation communities, These were once… 
1980
1980
Radiocarbon Dates on Some Quaternary Mammals and Artifacts from Northern North America
Nine radiocarbon dates on five genera of Quaternary mammals from northern North America are discussed. Of particular interest are… 
1974
1974
Association of Ursus arctos and Arctodus simus lMammaliac Ursidaer in the late Pleistocene of Wyoming
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