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B.R. Moon
1987
Species Account
Long-Tailed Brush Lizard
(Urosaurus graciosus)
14 May Kelbaker Road 1.8 mi. north of Vulcan Mine Road,
San Bernardino co., CA.
TION R13E Sec 6 se '14 . elev. ~680 m.
Dead adult ♂ lizard found on pavement
at night. Habitat is creosote with some
gresses on mostly sandy soil.
Lizard has blue patches on the sides
of its belly; faint orange marks on back.
S.V. length: 5.3 cm ; total length: 18.4 cm, BRM 84.
29 May Kelbaker Road approx. 2 mi. north of kelso,
San Bernardino co., CA.
Bob Macey and I found a lizard on
the pavement just after sunset but before
it was completely dark. Habitat was
Creosote-Scrub desert on partly loamy and
partly rocky soil. Specimen was collected
and catalogued by Robert (Bob) Macey.