Assertion: gila monster's venom | /r/AtLocation | gland
Facets:
value: in the lower jaw
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The Gila monster's venom is produced in glands in the lower jaw, not the upper jaws as in snakes.
text: Because the neurotoxic venom is produced by glands in the lower jaw and the grooved teeth through which it passes are set far back in the mouth, venom does not always enter the wound when a victim is bitten.
text: Venom is produced in glands in the lower jaw.
text: The Gila Monster has a potent venom, a nerve toxin, that is produced in glands located in the lower jaw.
text: Venom is produced in glands in the lower jaw and expressed along grooved teeth as the animal bites.
text: As its venom glands are in its lower jaw, it must flip onto its back when biting to introduce the venom (partial myth—while the venom is produced in glands in its lower jaw, a Gila monster can work venom into a wound by chewing).
text: The venom is produced in glands in the lower jaw and enters the mouth via grooved teeth at the front of the lower jaw; it flows into the victim as the lizard chews.
text: Because the neurotoxic venom is produced by glands in the lower jaw and the grooved teeth through which it passes are set far back in the mouth, venom does not always enter the wound when a victim is bitten.