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Find terrestrial venomous snake by morphology (regional)

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Colubrids Elapids Vipers Pit Vipers

Morphological identification key

 Viperinae       
               


Where did the accident occur?


a) Pakistan

 

b) elsewhere in this region

 

a    

Striking markings consisting of oval blotches, conspicuously large nostrils?


yes
  Daboia russelli ssp.
        
no
  Go to Vipers: North Africa, Near and Middle East

b
              
             

Are there at least 3 (up to 9) large shields on the top of the head?

yes
 

 

 

Azemiops feae
no             
           

Striking markings consisting of oval blotches, conspicuously large nostrils?

yes   
  Daboia russelli ssp.
      
no
            
           

Do the lateral scales have saw-like serrated keels?

yes   Echis carinatus
      
no   Macrovipera lebetina