Sequestered defensive toxins in tetrapod vertebrates: principles, patterns, and prospects for future studies

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RT @am_durso: @TetZoo @SciKaytee No one has looked for Pelamis/Boiga toxin that I know; proven sequestration Rhabdophis/Thamnophis https://…

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@TetZoo @SciKaytee No one has looked for Pelamis/Boiga toxin that I know; proven sequestration Rhabdophis/Thamnophis https://t.co/Gh30meCqs0

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Interesting read on sequestration of dietary toxins by tetrapods - snakes, frogs & birds http://t.co/S6T4OX9r #tetrapods

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