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cobra snake for sale :: Article Creator King Cobra: The World's Longest Venomous Snake Now Classified Into Four Species; Know More About Newly Discovered Species The world's longest venomous snake, called the king cobra, is actually divided into four species now due to reclassifications according to recent findings. This classification change was conducted as a culmination of extensive study over nearly 20 years undertaken by P. Gowri Shankar regarding these particular snakes. Following an earlier publication from 2021, identifying four distinct genetic groups of the king cobra, the scientists had built their study on top of that paper. Scientists have formally identified two of these groups through detailed genetic analysis as being completely new species.The reclassification of the king cobra into four species represents a significant step forward in the knowledge of these incredible reptiles. This classification is of utmost importance ...

weird amphibians :: Article Creator Tyrone Hayes, PhD Tyrone Hayes, PhDBiologist I was born in Columbia, South Carolina on July 29, 1967 to Romeo and Susie Hayes. After graduating high school, I attended Harvard University and completed my Bachelor of Arts degree in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology in 1989. In 1993, I completed my PhD in Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley and in 1995, I accepted a professorship at the University of California. I was promoted to a tenured professorship in 1997 and to full professor in 2002. Since early childhood, I have been interested in amphibian development and in particular how environmental change affects development. At Harvard University, I studied the effects of temperature on growth, metamorphosis and sex differentiation in woodfrogs (Rana sylvatica) and in 1993, I completed my PhD at the University of California, Berkeley examining the role of sex steroid hormones in growth, ...

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