'Pit vipers' diaporamas de présentation

Snakebite

Snakebite. Dr.Pratheeba Durairaj, M.D.,D.A ,. Snake bite: an occupational disease. Farmers (rice) Plantation workers (rubber, coffee) Herdsmen Hunters Snake handlers (snake charmers and in snake restaurants and traditional Chinese pharmacies) Fishermen and fish farmers

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Phylum Chordata

Phylum Chordata . Class Reptilia. Amphibians vs Reptiles. Shell-less eggs and gill breathing larvae so their development is still tied to water The shelled egg freed the reptiles from dependence on aquatic environments. Amniotic Egg.

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Environmental exposures

Environmental exposures. Nikki Waller, MD Medical Student Clerkship 2009-2010 Self-Directed Learning Assessments. Snakes. 8,000 venomous snake bites/yr in US ~10 deaths/yr 25% bites are dry bites Venomous: Imported snakes Coral Snakes Crotaline Snakes/Pit Vipers Rattlesnakes

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Environmental exposures

Environmental exposures. Nikki Waller, MD Medical Student Clerkship 2009-2010 Self-Directed Learning Assessments. Snakes. 8,000 venomous snake bites/yr in US ~10 deaths/yr 25% bites are dry bites Venomous: Imported snakes Coral Snakes Crotaline Snakes/Pit Vipers Rattlesnakes

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Venomous Snakebite

Venomous Snakebite. R Johnson MBBS MRCS DTM&H. Five Venomous Snake Families. Viperidae : N.American pit vipers (rattlesnakes, copperheads, mocassins), Asian pit vipers, African and Asian vipers and adders

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Animal Senses

Animal Senses. How do animals sense stimuli? Sensory organs perceive stimuli (light, sounds, etc.) with a receptor cell. The receptor cell sends signals to the brain where they are processed and integrated. . Animal Senses.

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Animal Adaptations

Animal Adaptations. Lesson 58 Slide Show 58A. Physical Adaptations That Help Predators Catch Prey. Camouflage. Camouflage allows animals to sneak up on prey. Coyotes and lions use camouflage to hunt in open grassland. Polar bears and Arctic Foxes hunt on ice packs and snowy tundra.

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Percy Fawcett

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Report :Digestive System of Snakes

Veterinary Medicine Damanhur University. Report :Digestive System of Snakes. Prof. Dr. Ashraf A. El Sharaby Presented by : Mowaffaq Shalaby. Anatomy of snakes. Oral cavity.

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Have you seen a Diamondback rattlesnake?

Have you seen a Diamondback rattlesnake?. By Lucas Buscher . What is a Diamondback Rattlesnake?. There are different kinds of diamondback rattlers. The largest is about eight feet long. They have thick bodies, narrow necks, and large triangle-shaped heads.

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Eye lash pit viper

Eye lash pit viper. By Ben, Jack and Declan. What eats it/what it eats. What the eye lash pit viper mainly eats is , lizards, rodents, birds and amphibians. The eye lash pit viper kills fast ,injects venom and swallows slowly.

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venomous snakes

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