Mamba negru
Aspect
Mamba negru | |
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Regn: | Animalia |
Încrengătură: | Chordata |
Clasă: | Sauropsida |
Ordin: | Squamata |
Subordin: | Serpentes |
Familie: | Elapidae |
Gen: | Dendroaspis |
Specie: | D. polylepis |
Nume binomial | |
Dendroaspis polylepis Günther, 1864[2] | |
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Mamba negru (Dendroaspis polylepis) este o specie de șarpe foarte veninos din genul Dendroaspis (Mamba). Specia este endemică în Africa sub-Saharinană și a fost descrisă pentru prima dată în 1864 de Albert Günther. Mamba negru este cel mai lung șarpe veninos din Africa și al doilea cel mai lung șarpe veninos din lume după cobra regală. El este și cel mai rapid șarpe din Africa și unul dintre cei mai rapizi șerpi de pe planetă, posibil cel mai rapid,[4][5][6] capabil să se miște cu o viteză de 11–20 km/h.
Veninul de mamba negru este foarte toxic, doza medie letală (LD50) fiind de 0,28-0,32 mg/kg.[7][8][9]
Galerie
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Mamba negru la Wilmington's Serpentarium
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Mamba negru la St Louis zoo
Referințe
[modificare | modificare sursă]- ^ Spawls, S. (). „Dendroaspis polylepis”. Lista roșie a speciilor periclitate IUCN. Versiunea 3.1. Uniunea Internațională pentru Conservarea Naturii. Accesat în .
- ^ Dendroaspis polylepis (TSN 700483). Integrated Taxonomic Information System.
- ^ Uetz, P. „Dendroaspis polylepis Günther, 1864”. Reptile Database. Zoological Museum Hamburg. Accesat în .
- ^ Van Der Vlies, C. (). Southern Africa Wildlife and Adventure. British Columbia, Canada/Indiana, United States: Trafford Publishing. pp. 180–181. ISBN 978-1-4269-1932-9.
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- ^ World Book, Inc (1999) The World Book encyclopedia, Volume 1, Page 525
- ^ Spawls, S.; Branch, B. (). The dangerous snakes of Africa: natural history, species directory, venoms, and snakebite. Dubai: Oriental Press: Ralph Curtis-Books. pp. 49–51. ISBN 0-88359-029-8.
- ^ Minton, Minton, SA, MR (). Venomous Reptiles. USA: New York Charles Scribner's Sons.
- ^ Fry, Bryan, Deputy Director, Australian Venom Research Unit, University of Melbourne (9 martie 2002). "Snakes Venom LD50 – list of the available data and sorted by route of injection". venomdoc.com. (archived) Retrieved 14 octombrie 2013.
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