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1962. Reproductive potential and cycles in female _Crotalus atrox_ from northwestern Texas. Copeia, 1962(2):306-313.

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1939a. Record venom extraction from water moccasin. Copeia, 1939(1):52.

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_Transmitted June 20, 1966._

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