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#REDIRECT [[Micrurus fulvius]]

.../reptiles/squamata/serpentes/elapidae/mfulvius.html Eastern Coral Snake, ''Micrurus fulvius''] at [http://museum.nhm.uga.edu/ Georgia Museum of Natural History]. Acces ...vidson.edu/projects/herpcons/herps_of_NC/snakes/Mic_ful.html Coral Snake ''Micrurus fulvius''] at [Davidson College, Biology Department]. Accessed 20 December 2006

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| name = ''Micrurus fulvius'' | binomial = ''Micrurus fulvius''

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...ow; Red on black, friend to Jack''. In actuality, this only applies to ''[[Micrurus fulvius]]'' and ''Micrurus tener'', found in the south and eastern [[United States *Eastern Coral Snake, ''[[Micrurus fulvius]]'' ([[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], 1766) - coastal plains of [[North Carol

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* the Florida coral snake: [[Micrurus fulvius]] (a venomous snake)

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...coral snakes. North American coral snakes include the eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius), the Texas coral snake (M. tener), and the Arizona (Sonoran) coral snake ( * Kitchens CS, Van Mierop LHS. “Envenomation by the eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius fulvius): a study of 39 victims.” ''JAMA'' 1987;258:1615-8.

...l snakes. North American coral snakes include the eastern coral snake (''[[Micrurus fulvius]]''), the Texas coral snake (''[[Micrurus tener|M. tener]]''), and the Ariz