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Contributions to the osteology of the Ophidia. 1. The endoskeleton of the so-called "blind snake", Typhlops braminus Daud.
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35657
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RP1972
Author:
Mahendra, Beni Charan
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PROC. INDIAN ACAD. SCI. 1936 v.3, no.2 : 128-142.;
Year:
1936
Subject:
Blind snakes
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Typhlopidae
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