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mamba

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mamba /mam·ba/ (mahm´bah) any member of the genus Dendroaspis, extremely venomous elapid snakes. Included are the black mamba (D. polylepis), a large black African tree snake, and the green mamba (D. angusticeps), a large green or black tree snake of eastern and southern Africa.
mamba
highly venomous African tree-snake in the family Elapidae. Called also Dendroaspis.
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