  A Complete Guide To The Snakes Of Southern Africa by Johan Marais
The second edition of this essential guide has been updated, revised and expanded to include 11 newly-discovered and 30 re-classified species and sub-species, with new information on behaviour, identification, reproduction and snake venoms. More of a library reference than a field guide - but one that no game lodge or tour guide should be without.
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3 users commented in " A Complete Guide To The Snakes Of Southern Africa "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a Trackbackwhere can I get the book of snakes of southern africa in the free state, say in Bloemfontein? and in which shops can I find it. I once saw it at CNA a long time ago,is it still available there?
i think that there should be pictures of these sanke bites on the field guid so tha we can relate the bites to this snake. ythios would bring us to understanding what is meant by haemotoxsic,cytotoxic etc
i think that there should be pictures of these sanke bites on the field guid so that we can relate the bites to these snakes. this would bring us to understanding what is meant by haemotoxsic,cytotoxic etc
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