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www.toxinology.com

Our ambition is to continue to develop our already extensive web-based databasse of the world's venomous and poisonous biota.

Website launched 2002
Major international clinical toxinology site
Contains CSL antivenom handbook
Dynamic site, predominately database driven
Provides searchable up-to-date information at species level
Compiled from over 9000 references

3000 snakes including:

Acrochordidae

Atractaspididae

Boidae

Colubridae

Elapidae

Elapidae (hydrophiinae)

Hydrophiidae

Viperidae


1700 scorpions including:

Bothriuridae

Buthidae

Caraboctonidae

Chactidae

Chaerilidae

Euscorpiidae

Hemiscorpiidae

Luridae

Microcharmidae

Pseudochactidae

Scoprionidae

Superstitionidae

Vaejovidae


120 poisonous mushrooms including:

Ascomycota

Basidiomycota


500 cone shells belonging to genus Conus


100 spiders including:

Actinopodidae

Ctenidae

Hexathelidae

Lamponidae

Sicariidae

Theridiidae


50 other venomous marine invertebrates including:

Mollusca

Echinodermata

Cnidaria


100 poisonous frogs

Pseudophryne

Mantella

Dendrobates

Phyllobates

Epipedobates


Venomous terrestrial vertebrates including:

Agamidae

Colluricinclidae

Helodermatidae

Ornithorhynchidae

Orthonychidae

Solenodontidae

Soricidae

Varanidae

Stingrays

Cone shells

Poisonous mushrooms

Scorpions

Plants


Stingray case injury reports

Illustratated mushroom terms glossary

Mushroom identification guidelines

Venom terms glossary

Snake taxonomy

Snake venoms

Clinical effects of snake envenoming

Snakebite diagnosis

Treatment of snakebite

Overview of Australian snakes

Australian White Tailed Spiders

Antivenom producers

Clinical toxinology shortcourse information

First aid treatment for toxic frog posioning

Clinical effects of toxic frog alkaloids

Medical treatment of poisoning from toxic frogs

Taxonomy and description
Distribution
Synomomy
Venom research
Clinical symptoms and treatment
Clinical case summaries from literature
First aid
Antivenom/antidotes manufacturers and suppliers
Species identification and clincal photos
Major contributions from leading world experts

Taxonomic reviews
Electronic keys to species and regions
Establish collaborative partnerships
Review and update current databases

What's new

We are seeking to develop further collaborative partnerships with experts working across multiple disciplines on venomous and poisonous biota worldwide.

 

 

 
 


IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL SITE USERS : The principle aim of this site is to provide information useful to improving outcomes for humans suffering from envenoming or poisoning by animals, plants or mushrooms. We make a reasonable attempt to verify accuracy of information listed on this site. However, we cannot access every published paper of potential relevance, either because they are not available to us or are in a language we cannot translate internally. Equally, we cannot list knowledge which is not yet reported or known. It should not be assumed that humankind currently knows all there is to know about any species, even for common species. Further, we cannot control how users will interpret the information provided on this site. We therefore do not accept legal responsibility for use of the information provided and we require that all users use information from this site at their own risk.
The following should also be noted when reading information contained within the databases on this website: italics for scientific nomenclature cannot be displayed, and superscripting and subscripting is absent in some instances.
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