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Anatomy of the Head of a Venomous Snake
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Anatomy of the Head of a Venomous Snake

Article No. SOM-ZOS-115

Adder, Vipera b. berus (Linne), enlarged approx. 15 times, in SOMSO-Plast®. After Christian Groß, Head of Biology Department (retired), it illustrates very clearly the general construction of the head of a snake, the venom apparatus and the distinguishing characteristics of an adder. Not detachable. On a stand with green base.

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