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Elaps Corallinus

6 entries across 6 books · abbreviations: ELAPS · Family: Elapidae

Source and preparationAnimal · Elapidae · Elaps corallinus
Full source note…Elaps corallinus. Brazilian Coral Snake. N. O. Elapidae. Poison pressed from the venom-sac of the living snake and triturated with sugar of milk. Higgins used the gall of the snake, Fel Elapidis Corallini. Clarke
About the family
Elapidae…Elapidae is the family of venomous snakes known as elapids, which includes cobras, coral snakes, mambas, and their relatives, characterized by fixed front fangs and potent neurotoxic venom. In homeopathy, its best-known members from this list are Elaps corallinus (the Brazilian coral snake) and Naja tripudians (the Indian cobra).

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T. F. Allen

ELAPS · Timothy Field Allen · 17,771 chars

Clarke

Elaps · John Henry Clarke · 9,503 chars

Lippe

Elaps corallinus · Adolph zur Lippe · 6,168 chars

Boericke

ELAPS CORALLINUS · William Boericke · 3,158 chars

T. F. Allen

ELAPS · Timothy Field Allen · 1,435 chars

Dewey

Elaps Corallinus · Willis Alonzo Dewey · 319 chars

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