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Venomous animals in a changing world

The foreseen global changes of the next decades will modify human and livestock interactions with venomous animals throughout the planet. Advancing the knowledge about the distribution of venomous animal species and their possible impact in humans and livestock will be essential not only to prevent and treat envenomings but also to conserve the planet's biodiversity.

P. Martinez | J. Gutiérrez | T. Amado | M. A. Olalla‐Tárraga

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