- now
considered a
synonym for C. d.
durissus. In fact,
after the
previous nominate subspecies for the C. d.
durissus complex became the
current nominate...
- 1825 (ex errore)
Crotalus durissus var.
concolor Jan, 1859
Crotalus durissus var.
melanurus Jan, 1859
Crotalus durissus var.
mexicana Jan, 1863 Crotalus...
-
effects of
venoms and crotoxin-like
proteins from
Crotalus durissus ruruima and
Crotalus durissus ****anensis". Toxicon. 96: 46–49. Bibcode:2015Txcn...96....
-
Caudisona molossus – Cope, 1860 C[audisona].
molossa – Cope, 1867 [Crotalus
durissus] Var.
molossus – Garman, 1884
Crotalus terrificus – Boulenger, 1896 (part)...
- variegatus). This
species was
previously considered a
subspecies of C.
durissus. Marquez, L.C.; Mendoza-Quijano, F.; Díaz, G.Q.E. (2021). "Crotalus totonacus"...
- to be
identified and
isolated was crotamine, from the
venom of
Crotalus durissus terrificus, a
tropical South American rattlesnake, by
Brazilian scientist...
-
venom from
neonates contains crotoxin; a
constituent typically found in C.
durissus venom that
produces neurotoxic symptoms. Previously,
until 2004, the description...
- the
surface body
temperature of the
South American rattlesnake (Crotalus
durissus)
increases by as much as 1.2 °C (2.2 °F)
during the
digestive process....
-
northeastern Mexico. It was more
commonly considered to be a
subspecies of C.
durissus,
until it was
elevated to a full
species by
Campbell and
Lamar (2004):...
- Venezuela. It is
sometimes still classified as a
subspecies of
Crotalus durissus.
Moderately sized, this
species attains an
adult length of approximately...
