Species Accepted
Bitis gabonica (Duméril, Bibron & Duméril, 1854)
Synonyms and combinations
Source: Catalogue of Life
Vernacular names
Source: Catalogue of Life
19 results
Gaboenadder Afrikaans |
Gabon engereği Turkish |
Gabonviper Norwegian Bokmål |
Gaboon Adder English |
Gaboon Viper English |
Gabunviper German |
Skoenlapperadder Afrikaans |
Vipera del Gabon Italian |
Vipère du Gabon French |
Víbora de Gabón Spanish |
Treatments
Source: Catalogue of Life
Bibliography
Source: Catalogue of Life
110 results
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Pietersen, Darren, Verburgt, Luke, Davies, & John. (2021). Snakes and other reptiles of Zambia and Malawi. Struik Nature / Penguin Random House South Africa, 376 Pp., ISBN 9781775847373. |
Lyakurwa, J., Loader, S., Ngalason, W., Gumbs, R., Ofori-Boateng, C. and Liedtke, H. (2024). Kimboza, a Small Lowland Forest With an Outstanding Herpetofauna Diversity in East Africa. Ecol Evol, 14: E70406. |
Schröter MD, Matthias, Dietrich Mack MD, & Rainer Laufs MD. (2003). Severe gastroenteritis due to Pseudomonas aerugibosa in eight captive born Gaboon Vipers (Bitis gabonica). Litteratura Serpentium 23 (2): 30-40. |
Ota, H., & Hikida, T. (1987). On a small collection of lizards and snakes from Cameroon, West Africa. African Study Monographs 8 (2): 111-123. |
Pezzano, V. (1986). Reproduction of Bitis gabonica rhinoceros (Schlegel, 1855) in captivity. Litteratura Serpentium 6 (2): 56-65. |
Rasmussen, J. B. (1981). The snakes from the rainforest of the Usambara Mountains, Tanzania: a checklist and key. Salamandra 17 (3-4): 173-188. |
Hoogmoed, M. S. (1980). Herpetologische waarnemingen in Ghana [part 7]. Lacerta 38 (9): 88-95. |
Pitman, C. R. S. (1974). A guide to the snakes of Uganda. Codicote, Wheldon & Wesley, L., 290 Pp. |
Mavoungou, L. B., Jackson, K., & Goma-Tchimbakala, J. (2024). Snake species assemblages across habitat types in four departments of the Republic of Congo, with emphasis on medically-relevant venomous species. Heliyon, E33583. |
Citation
Bitis gabonica (Duméril, Bibron & Duméril, 1854) in undefined