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Geographic range of Bitis arietans. The distribution (black area) on the African continent is based on the map provided by Spawls & Branch (1995). The black dot in Niger reflects an actual locality record in an area where the distribution is poorly understood (also Spawls & Branch, 1995). The hatched area in the Arabian peninsula is inferred from the geographic description given by McDiarmid et al. (1999), reports that the species exists in Oman (EMBL, Oman Times), and the extent of the Rub' al Khali desert.
abïcɔl – Të cï yïn lon ë raandɛ̈ luööi, ku wïc ba lueel ye ŋa ë lööm yïn luɔi thïn, ka dhil ba gɔ̈t në kuer gör yen ye, tëdɛ̈ ke kuer cï gɔ̈t në anyoothluɔic. Lakin, acie kuer lëu bï ye tak lɔn kɔ̈ɔ̈c yen raanë ke yï, tëdɛ̈ ka kääc ke të ̈cï yïn londe luööi thïn.
röm acït – Të wɛɛr yïn lon känic amääth, tëdɛ̈ të löök yïn ee nyïn ëbɛ̈n në wëlku, tëdɛ̈ të juɛk yïn ee nhom në wëlkɔ̈k, ka kë bë bɛ̈nbei thïn alëu ba tɛkpiny, të buɔɔth yïn anyoothluɔi kän cök wälä anyoothluɔi dɛ̈t thöŋ ke ye.
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* Geographic range of ''Bitis arietans''. The distribution (black area) on the African continent is based on the map provided by Spawls & Branch (1995). The black dot in Niger reflects an actual locality record in and area where the distribution is poorly