The Theory of Intraspecies Variation is Not the Exception, But Simply the Rule: The Diverse Hemostatic Activities of Snake Venoms
It has been well established that there are intraspecies differences in the snake venoms. Clinical variability of envenomation by snakes within the same species has been described
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2013
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