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  • Geographic range of Bitis arietans. The distribution (black area) on the African continent is based on the map provided by Spawls & Branch (1995). The black dot in Niger reflects an actual locality record in an area where the distribution is poorly understood (also Spawls & Branch, 1995). The hatched area in the Arabian peninsula is inferred from the geographic description given by McDiarmid et al. (1999), reports that the species exists in Oman (EMBL, Oman Times), and the extent of the Rub' al Khali desert.

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current00:21, 14 October 2006358×390 (13 KB)Jwinius (* Geographic range of ''Bitis arietans''. The distribution (black area) on the African continent is based on the map provided by Spawls & Branch (1995). The black dot in Niger reflects an actual locality record in and area where the distribution is poorly)
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