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Ken Slater (herpetologist) was born on 22 June, 1923 in Australia, is an engineer. Discover Ken Slater (herpetologist)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 100 years old?

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Age 101 years old
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Born 22 June, 1923
Birthday 22 June
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Nationality Australia

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1956

Slater described Oxyuranus scutellatus canni, commonly known as the Papuan Taipan, in 1956. He named it after George Cann, longtime Snake Man of La Perouse.

1955

Slater was an experienced snake collector and snake milker. In his Papua New Guinea years he supplied the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories with their first samples of Papuan Taipan venom. He also provided all the Papuan black snake venom CSL used to develop and produce an antivenom for the species. This antivenom turned out to be effective for bites of the king brown snake as well. In 1955 CSL provided Slater, Worrell and Ram Chandra with some of the first doses of Taipan antivenom, in recognition of the dangers involved in their work.

1952

Slater was educated as a civil engineer, but he was interested in zoology and snakes as well. In his early years he accompanied Eric Worrell a few times, searching for live snakes in the Australian wild. In 1952 he took a job in the oil industry in Papua New Guinea, to be able to spend more time in the wild. Shortly after, he was appointed Acting Animal Ecologist by the Department of Agriculture of the PNG government. Just over a year returning to Australia Slater was appointed Senior Wildlife Officer for South Australia in 1960, followed by a position as Acting Wildlife Biologist for the Northern Territory Administration in 1963. He also worked some time for Worrell's Australian Reptile Park, caring for, and milking, snakes for just under a year (1959-1960).

1923

Kenneth R. Slater (22 June 1923 - 15 August 1999) was an Australian engineer and herpetologist. Slater's deliveries of snake venom were instrumental in the development of antivenom for several species.

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