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==Parent topics==
==Parent topics==
 
* [[:Category:True vipers - Common names|True vipers - Common names]].
* [[:Category:True vipers - Synonymy|True vipers - Synonymy]].


==Subtopics==
==Subtopics==
 
* [[Snake venom]]
* [[Snakebite]]


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  • Causus bilineatus [r]: A venomous member of the genus Causus, found in south central Africa. [e]
  • Causus defilippii [r]: A venomous member of the genus Causus, found in East Africa. [e]
  • Causus lichtensteinii [r]: A venomous viper species found in western and central Africa with no known subspecies. [e]
  • Causus maculatus [r]: Venomous viper species found mainly in West- and Central Africa. [e]
  • Causus resimus [r]: A venomous member of the genus Causus, found in isolated populations distributed across tropical Africa. [e]
  • Causus rhombeatus [r]: A venomous member of the genus Causus, found in subsaharan Africa. [e]
  • Rostral scale [r]: Median plate on the tip of the snout that borders the mouth opening, in snakes and other scaled reptiles. [e]
  • Snake (animal)bite [r]: Add brief definition or description
  • Supraocular scales [r]: Enlarged scales in reptiles on the crown immediately above the eye. [e]
  • Viperinae [r]: (Pitless vipers, true vipers, Old World vipers); a subfamily of venomous vipers found in Europe, Asia and Africa, distinguished by their lack of the heat-sensing pit organs that characterize their sister group, the Crotalinae. [e]