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Prasinohaema

Prasinohaema (Greek: "green blood") is a genus of skinks characterized by having green blood. This condition is caused by an excess buildup of the bile pigment biliverdin. Prasinohaema species have plasma biliverdin concentrations approximately 1.5-30 times greater than fish species with green blood plasma and 40 times greater than humans with green…

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Prasinohaema

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples21
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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Prasinohaema

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related to Species · 8
Prasinohaema → Loveridge, Oudemans, Parker, Parker's, Peters, Semon's, Smith, Species
related to Further reading · 7
Prasinohaema → Australian, Greer AE, Leiolopisma, Scincid, Supplementary Series, The, Zool
related to External links · 3
Prasinohaema → Green Blood, O'Shea's Big Adventure, Reptile Database
related to Geographic range · 3
Prasinohaema → New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Species

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genus green species blood biliverdin pigment geographic tree skink parker flavipes greek skinks bile jaundice new parkeri semoni characterized condition

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Prasinohaemarelated to External linksReptile Database0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to External linksGreen Blood0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to External linksO'Shea's Big Adventure0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingGreer AE0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingThe0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingScincid0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingLeiolopisma0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingAustralian0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingZool0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Further readingSupplementary Series0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Geographic rangeSpecies0.60section
Prasinohaemarelated to Geographic rangeNew Guinea0.60section

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