Synonyms and combinations
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Vernacular names
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Gefleckte Harlekinkobra German |
Gefleckte Harlekinschlange German |
Gevlekte Kousbandjie Afrikaans |
Spotted Harlequin Snake English |
korálovčík řetízkový Czech |
Южная карликовая змея Russian |
Bibliography
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Citation
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