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Photographs showing the swollen left hand after the bite of Leioheterodon madagascariensis. Approximately (a) 5 h and 30 min and (b) 24 h after the accident
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Fig1
Shortly after the removal of the snake, the first series of photographs were taken to document the symptoms (Fig. 1).
Dentition of Leioheterodon madagascariensis (ZSM 806/2001) based on microcomputed tomography scans of the skull. Outer lateral views of: (a) maxilla, (b) palatine, (c) pterygoid, (d) mandible (outer lateral view); (e) inner lateral view of mandible. Scale bars = 1 mm for (a-c). Scale bars = 2 mm for (d) and (e)
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Fig2
The following dentitional description is based on one adult male (ZSM 806/2001), of which separated dentigerous bones are shown in Fig. 2.