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Wolfgang Wüster (born 1964) is a herpetologist and Reader in zoology at Bangor University, UK. Wüster attained his bachelor's degree at the University of Cambridge in 1985 and his doctorate at the University of Aberdeen in 1990. His primary areas of research are the systematics and ecology of venomous snakes and the evolution of their venoms. He has authored approximately 150 scientific papers on varying herpetological subjects. Recent contributions have included descriptions of new species, especially of cobras, several studies into how natural selection drives the evolution of snake venoms, and demonstrating the likely vulnerability of Madagascar's native fauna to the skin toxins of the invasive Asian toad Duttaphrynus melanostictus. He was the scientific editor for The Herpetological Jo

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  • Wolfgang Wüster (* 17. Februar 1964 in Hamburg) ist ein deutsch-britischer Herpetologe. Sein Forschungsschwerpunkt sind die Giftschlangen. (de)
  • Wolfgang Wüster es un herpetólogo y profesor sénior en zoología en la Universidad de Bangor, Reino Unido.​ En 1985, Wüster obtuvo su licenciatura por la Universidad de Cambridge; y, en 1990, su doctorado por la Universidad de Aberdeen. Sus áreas primarias de búsquedas son sistemática y ecología de serpientes venenosas y su evolución. Ha escrito casi cien artículos científicos en varios temas herpetológicos; y, fue editor científico para The Herpetological Journal (2002–2009), la publicación científica de la Sociedad británica herpetológica.[1] Rutinariamente hace investigaciones de campo en muchos lugares del mundo, y ha trabajado con otros herpetólogos tales como los Dres. Bryan Grieg Fríe de la Unidad Australiana de Serpientes; y, Joe Slowinski. Sus investigaciones han permitido una reorganización importante de la taxonomía de cobras. (es)
  • Wolfgang Wüster (born 1964) is a herpetologist and Reader in zoology at Bangor University, UK. Wüster attained his bachelor's degree at the University of Cambridge in 1985 and his doctorate at the University of Aberdeen in 1990. His primary areas of research are the systematics and ecology of venomous snakes and the evolution of their venoms. He has authored approximately 150 scientific papers on varying herpetological subjects. Recent contributions have included descriptions of new species, especially of cobras, several studies into how natural selection drives the evolution of snake venoms, and demonstrating the likely vulnerability of Madagascar's native fauna to the skin toxins of the invasive Asian toad Duttaphrynus melanostictus. He was the scientific editor for The Herpetological Journal (2002–2009), the scientific publication of the British Herpetological Society. He has participated in the description of the following taxa: * Naja mandalayensis Slowinski & Wüster 2000. * Wüster, Yrausquin & Mijares-Urrutia 2001. * Lycodon cardamomensis Daltry & Wüster 2002. * Naja nubiae Wüster & Broadley 2003. * Naja ashei Wüster & Broadley 2007. * Naja senegalensis Trape, Chirio & Wüster 2009. * Subgenus Afronaja Wallach, Wüster & Broadley 2009. * Acanthophis cryptamydros Maddock, Ellis, Doughty, Smith & Wüster 2015. * Naja guineensis Broadley, Trape, Chirio, Ineich & Wüster 2018. * Naja savannula Broadley, Trape, Chirio & Wüster 2018. (en)
  • Wolfgang Wüster é um herpetólogo e professor de Zoologia da , no Reino Unido. Wüster alcançou seu grau de bacharel na Universidade de Cambridge, em 1985 e seu doutorado na Universidade de Aberdeen, em 1990. Sua principal área de pesquisa é a sistemática e ecologia de serpentes venenosas, biologia evolutiva das cobras e estudos filogeográficos. Ele tem quase 100 artigos científicos sobre assuntos herpetological [1] e foi o editor científico do Herpetological Journal (2002–2009), a publicação científica da sociedade Herpetological britânica. Ele rotineiramente adquiriu campo de pesquisa em diversas localidades do mundo, e tem trabalhado com outros herpetólogos renomados como Dr. da e Dr. . Sua pesquisa levou a uma grande reorganização da taxonomia elapidae. (pt)
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  • Wolfgang Wüster (* 17. Februar 1964 in Hamburg) ist ein deutsch-britischer Herpetologe. Sein Forschungsschwerpunkt sind die Giftschlangen. (de)
  • Wolfgang Wüster é um herpetólogo e professor de Zoologia da , no Reino Unido. Wüster alcançou seu grau de bacharel na Universidade de Cambridge, em 1985 e seu doutorado na Universidade de Aberdeen, em 1990. Sua principal área de pesquisa é a sistemática e ecologia de serpentes venenosas, biologia evolutiva das cobras e estudos filogeográficos. Ele tem quase 100 artigos científicos sobre assuntos herpetological [1] e foi o editor científico do Herpetological Journal (2002–2009), a publicação científica da sociedade Herpetological britânica. Ele rotineiramente adquiriu campo de pesquisa em diversas localidades do mundo, e tem trabalhado com outros herpetólogos renomados como Dr. da e Dr. . Sua pesquisa levou a uma grande reorganização da taxonomia elapidae. (pt)
  • Wolfgang Wüster es un herpetólogo y profesor sénior en zoología en la Universidad de Bangor, Reino Unido.​ En 1985, Wüster obtuvo su licenciatura por la Universidad de Cambridge; y, en 1990, su doctorado por la Universidad de Aberdeen. Sus áreas primarias de búsquedas son sistemática y ecología de serpientes venenosas y su evolución. (es)
  • Wolfgang Wüster (born 1964) is a herpetologist and Reader in zoology at Bangor University, UK. Wüster attained his bachelor's degree at the University of Cambridge in 1985 and his doctorate at the University of Aberdeen in 1990. His primary areas of research are the systematics and ecology of venomous snakes and the evolution of their venoms. He has authored approximately 150 scientific papers on varying herpetological subjects. Recent contributions have included descriptions of new species, especially of cobras, several studies into how natural selection drives the evolution of snake venoms, and demonstrating the likely vulnerability of Madagascar's native fauna to the skin toxins of the invasive Asian toad Duttaphrynus melanostictus. He was the scientific editor for The Herpetological Jo (en)
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