Animais peçonhentos: reconhecimento, distribuição geográfica, produção de soros, clínica e tratamento dos envenenados

Soerensen, Bruno; Miranda, Inês Macedo de; Cardoso, João Luiz Costa; Travassos Filho, Lauro Pereira; Moraes, Roberto Henrique Pinto; Veiga, Rosa Maria de Oliveira; Lucas, Silvia; Hoge, Sylvia Alma R. W. L. R.
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilRio de Janeiro, Brazil; Atheneu; 1990. 138 p il.
en Portugués | SES-SP, SESSP-IBACERVO | ID: but-ib14754

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