- Paris: F. Du****. 365 pp. (
Bungarus, new genus, p. 263). (in French).
Genus Bungarus at The
Reptile Database "
Bungarus".
Integrated Taxonomic Information...
- The
common krait (
Bungarus caeruleus) is a
highly venomous snake species belonging to the
genus Bungarus in the
family Elapidae.
Native to the
Indian subcontinent...
- The
banded krait (
Bungarus fasciatus) is an
extremely venomous species of
elapids endemic to Asia, from
Indian Subcontinent through Southeast Asia to Southern...
- The red-headed
krait (
Bungarus flaviceps) is a
large and
highly venomous elapid snake with
dramatic coloration. The red-headed
krait can grow to a length...
- length. O.
bungarus also
differs in
having a
lower pterygoid tooth count of 11,
compared to O.
hannah with 18–21. The
species name "
bungarus"
comes from...
-
overall geographic ranges of the
subspecies are:
Bungarus sind****
razai Khan, 1985 –
northern ****stan.
Bungarus sind**** sind**** Boulenger, 1897 – southern...
-
Bungarus candidus,
commonly known as the
Malayan krait or blue krait, is a
highly venomous species of snake. The blue
krait is a
member of the
genus Bungarus...
- had many more
bands than the
banded krait (
Bungarus fasciatus). It
still bears its
original name
Bungarus multicinctus. The
generic name is a Latinisation...
-
species exist in
addition to O. hannah,
namely the
Sunda king
cobra O.
bungarus, the
Western Ghats king
cobra (O. kaalinga) and the
Luzon king
cobra (O...
-
Common krait,
Bungarus caeruleus Indian cobra, Naja naja
Indian saw-scaled viper,
Echis carinatus Daboia russelii, Russell's
viper Bungarus caeruleus, the...
