The Natural History of Oviparous Quadrupeds And Serpents Arr And Published Fr
The Natural History of Oviparous Quadrupeds And Serpents Arr And Published Fr
Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon
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I. Inr. G. 125. Forfkal, Faun. Arab. 14. N. 9, VIPERS. Sp. XCIII. THE SCHOKAR1 *. IN the fame country with the former fpe- cies, the fchokari was found by Forfkal, frequenting woods in elevated fituations. Its bite is not in any refpect dangerous, and our author found no poifon fangs in its jaws. It is very {lender, and feldom ex- ceeds between one and two feet long, of which the tail is five or fix inches. The head has nine large fcales in four rows. The upper parts of the body are nihen brown..., having two narrow white ftripes on each fide, one of which has black edges. In larger individuals, there is a longitudi- nal row of white points on the back. The under parts of the body are whitifh, witlr brown dots, and yellowilh about the throat. The belly has an hundred and eighty- three large plates, and there are an hundred and forty * C. Schokari. Syft. Nat. Ed. Gm. I. 1115. G. 125. Forfe. Faun. Arab. 14. N. 10, VIPERS. Schokari. Forty-four pairs of fmall plates beneath the tail*. SP. XCIV.
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