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{{r|Bitis gabonica rhinoceros}} {{r|Bitis gabonica}}

{{r|Bitis gabonica rhinoceros}} {{r|Bitis gabonica}}

{{r|Bitis gabonica rhinoceros}}

| name = ''Bitis gabonica rhinoceros'' | species = ''[[Bitis gabonica|B. gabonica]]''

{{r|Bitis gabonica}}

{{r|Bitis gabonica}}

...'s viper]], [[Echis|saw-scaled vipers]], [[Bitis arietans|puff adders]], [[Bitis gabonica|Gaboon vipers]], and [[Crotalinae|pitvipers]] such as [[Rattlesnakes]], [[B

*''[[Bitis gabonica]]'', Gaboon viper **''[[Bitis gabonica|Bitis gabonica gabonica]]'', East African gaboon viper

...f 28 cm and is perhaps the world's smallest viperid, to the very large ''[[Bitis gabonica|B. gabonica]]'', which can attain a length of over 2 m and is the heaviest ...vinBG">[http://www.toxinfo.org/antivenoms/indication/BITIS_GABONICA.html ''Bitis gabonica'' antivenoms] at [http://www.toxinfo.org/antivenoms/ Munich AntiVenom INdex

{{r|Bitis gabonica rhinoceros}} {{r|Bitis gabonica}}

...venturing into woodlands. Its range is therefore more restricted than ''[[Bitis gabonica|B. gabonica]]''.<ref name="SB95"/> They have been described as generally placid creatures; less so than ''[[Bitis gabonica|B. gabonica]]'', but not as bad-tempered as ''[[Bitis arietans|B. arietans]

| name = ''Bitis gabonica'' | binomial = ''Bitis gabonica''

...ze from ''[[Bitis schneideri]]'', that grows to a maximum of 28 cm, to ''[[Bitis gabonica]]'' that reaches a maximum length of over 2 m. Most species are terrestrial

*[[Bitis gabonica/Definition]] *[[Bitis gabonica rhinoceros/Definition]]