J. Rodgers -1944 268 Mus. Vert. Zool., Univ. Caly, Berkeley, Caly. June 6, 1944 Color description of spec. no. 3850 (cont.) Chrome and Salmon Orange (Pl. II, 11, a) 2 inches anterior to anus; slightly lighter than English Red (nearer English Red than Grenadine Red) (Pl. II, 7, i) posterior to anus. Top of head same as dorsal color of tail. Ring a little darker and grayer than ventral color in that region, near Apricot Orange (Pl XIV, 11'). Iris Apricot Orange, covered by a black wash ventrally. The black wash decreasing on sides. Only upper 1/3 of iris clear Apricot Orange. This Apricot Orange part of the iris is difficult to see without magnification. Mus. Vert. Zoology, University of Calif, Berkeley, Caly June 20, 1944 acc. no. 7190 North Peak Franklin Range, 6300ft., 12 mi N El Paso, Texas May 28, 1944 3881 Crotalus lepidus klauberi killed Jun 19, 1944 "Caught by H. Adamson, Canon cleft cube specimen was cought was supplied with some moisture and vege- tation, although rest of mountain was very barren and dry. Specimen disgorged a partially digested mouse 1 day after capture. 15 mi north of El Paso, 4000ft, Texas May 30, 1944 3882 Crotalus virides virides killed Jun 19, 1944 Caught by H Adamson. Flat sandy desert with clumps of Creosote bush and yucca.