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High incidence of bites and stings by snakes and other animals among rubber tappers and Amazonian Indians of the Jurua Valley, Acre State, Brazil

1996

Pierini, S.V. | Warrell, D.A. | Paulo, A. de | Theakston, R.D.G. (Centre for Tropical Medicine, University of Oxford, Oxford (United Kingdom))

AGROVOC Keywords
acre (brasil) acre (brazil) bites bosques cours d'eau culebra cursos de agua escorpiones ethnic groups forests freshwater fishes heridas mordeduras morsure occupational hazards peces de agua dulce plaie poisson d'eau douce potamotrygonidae rajiformes riesgos ocupacionales risque professionnel rivers scorpiones serpent snakes wounds
Bibliographic information
Volume 34 Issue 2
Pagination
pp. 225-236
Other Subjects
Toxinology; Grupos etnicos; Foret; Buthidae; Bothrops atrox; Groupe ethnique; Lachesis muta; Acre (bresil); Bothrops bilineatus; Stings; Potamotrygon; Rubber tappers; American indians; Spider bites; Insect bites; Bothrops; Lachesis
Language
English
Note
9 ref.
1997-08-15
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