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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 21 (May 1908) (1908)

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ydrogen, and where coal is physician he believed that disease could be cured by a yellow viper of the Crotalidge family. When in pur- very abundant it can be made for $0.02 per cubic suit of its prey, the lachesis is said to be capable of administering small doses of drugs that could induce yard.… … How the Serpent Was Held During the Extraction The Lancehead Struck Through a Membrane and The Jaws of the Lancehead, Showing the Poison injected Its Venom Into a Glass Beaker. of the Venom. Fangs. EXTRACTING THE VENOM FROM A LANCEHEAD SNAKE FOR MEDICINAL USE, fatal may be gathered from the…

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