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Phyllobates terribilis in 1978 by
herpetologists Charles W.
Myers and
Borys Malkin as well as
biochemist John W. Daly; the
species name
terribilis is a reference...
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Perhaps the most
poisonous animal in the world, the
golden poison frog (Phyllobates
terribilis) is
endemic to Colombia....
- than
their close relative,
Phyllobates terribilis. P.
bicolor can also
resemble juvenile or
subadult P.
terribilis frogs. Oftentimes,
these two organisms...
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Belippo terribilis is a
species of
jumping spiders in the
genus Belippo that
lives in Kenya. It was
first identified in 2015. Wesołowska, W.; Wiśniewski...
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contains the most
poisonous species of frog, the
golden poison frog (P.
terribilis). They are
typical of the
poison dart frogs, in that all
species have...
- The
Taveuni beetle (Xixuthrus
terribilis) is
known from the
island of
Taveuni in the Fiji, and is one of the
largest living insect species, with specimens...
- myth.
Exudations from the skin of the
golden poison frog (Phyllobates
terribilis) are
traditionally used by
native Colombians to
poison the
darts they...
- only P.
terribilis is used for dart making. The
poison is
generally collected by
roasting the
frogs over a fire, but the
steroids in P.
terribilis are powerful...
- mánibus: * jubiláte Deo in voce exsultatiónis. Quóniam Dóminus excélsus,
terríbilis: * Rex
magnus super omnem terram. Subjécit pópulos nobis: * et gentes...
- dart frogs. The most
toxic of
poison dart frog
species is
Phyllobates terribilis. It is
believed that dart
frogs do not
synthesize their poisons, but sequester...
