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Last domestic coal wagon leaving astley green 1970 – Driver L Mullaly – photo Kath Guest Astley Green before conservation Picture Norther Mines Research Association Coal washing plantIntroduction Green pit vipers (GPV), Trimeresurus or Cryptelytrops species, which inflict injuries by infusing venom through front fangs, are widely distributed hematotoxic snakes that are responsible for most snake bites in Thailand 1 The venoms contain mostly enzymatic and nonenzymatic proteins that cause local and systemic effects 2,3 The usual local symptom is regional edemaGreen pit viper (Trimeresurus trigonocephalus) is endemic to Sri Lanka and bites are reported from tropical rain forest and plantation areas As scant data exists on clinicoepidemiological features of Sri Lankan green pit viper bite, objective of this study was to address this knowledge gap A New Species Of Green Pit Vipers Of The Genus Trimeresurus Lacepede 1804 Reptilia Serpentes Viperidae From Western Arunachal Prad Snake Pit Vip