Venoms; venomous animals and antivenomous serum-therapeutics . Fig. 48.—Dicinenia olivacca (NorthernAustralia and New Guinea).(After Krefft.). Fig. 49.—Diemenia Tirr. jlnxcTiwL sikctks oi roisoNOUS snakes S7 Seven species of this genus are known, divided into two groupsus follows :— (1) Scales on the body in 15 rows. J). psKiiDiioplns (fig. 47).—Internasal shields at least half aslong as the pra?frontals. 1). toniudtd. — Internasalsmore than lialf as long as theprapfrontals. D. oUvacea (fig. 48).—In-ternasals not more than halfas long as the pripfrontals ;snout broad. (2) Scales in
Venoms; venomous animals and antivenomous serum-therapeutics . Fig. 48.—Dicinenia olivacca (NorthernAustralia and New Guinea).(After Krefft.). Fig. 49.—Diemenia Tirr. jlnxcTiwL sikctks oi roisoNOUS snakes S7 Seven species of this genus are known, divided into two groupsus follows :— (1) Scales on the body in 15 rows. J). psKiiDiioplns (fig. 47).—Internasal shields at least half aslong as the pra?frontals. 1). toniudtd. — Internasalsmore than lialf as long as theprapfrontals. D. oUvacea (fig. 48).—In-ternasals not more than halfas long as the pripfrontals ;snout broad. (2) Scales in 17 or 19 niodesta.—154—165 ventrals. 1). textills (Brown Snake, fig. 49).—190—•232 ). iinchalis (fig. 50).—184—224 ventrals.
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