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Appendix E
DESCRIPTIONS OF VENOMOUS SNAKES
Pallas' viper
JOHN H. TASHJIAN/BERND VON SCHROEDER
Pallas' viper
Agkistrodon halys
Description: Coloration is gray, tan, or yellow, with markings similar to those of the American copperhead.
Characteristics: This snake is timid and rarely strikes. Its venom is hemotoxic but rarely fatal.
Habitat: Found in open fields, hillsides, and farming regions.
Length: Average 45 centimeters (18 inches), maximum 90 centimeters (35 inches).
Distribution: Throughout southeastern Europe (Figure E-20).
Figure E-20. Pallas' Viper Habitat
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