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The Facial Carotid Artery in Snakes (Reptilia, Serpentes): Variations and Possible Cladistic Significance (Q101392157)
scientific article published on 31 August 1984

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Friday, August 31, 1984

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"The Facial Carotid Artery in Snakes (Reptilia, Serpentes): Variations and Possible Cladistic Significance" (language: en)

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"It is reported that in henophidian snakes examined, except Acrochordus , the facial carotid artery passes forward ventral to the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve, and is typically of lesser diameter than the cerebral carotid." (language: en)

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B. C. Groombridge

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