Field notes, v1599

Seib, Robert L.
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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from CLIR https://archive.org/details/fieldnotesv159900seib
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R.L. Seib 1980-1982 General Index Catalogue 1980 #6806-7511 1981 #7512-8401 1982 #8402-9438 Journal 1980 Calif: Nevada Co., Sagehen Cr. Calif: Plumas Co., Chilcoot area Calif: Monterey Co., Hastings Res. 1981 Calif: San Joaquin Co. Calif: Contra Costa Co. Calif: Stanislaus Co. Michigan: Ann Arbor 1982 Mexico: Chiapas, Tapachula area
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R.L. Seib 1980-1982 Catalogue 1980 #6806-7511 1981 #7512-8401
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Seib, R. 1980 Foresthill Bridge Oak - Grassland Transect, 2.5 mi. NE (air) Auburn, Placer Co., California 9 Feb 6806. Batrachoseps 175437 6807. Sceloporus occidentalis Foresthill Bridge Mature Chaparral Transect, 2.5 mile NE (air) Auburn, Placer Co., California 9 175438 Feb 6808. Sceloporus occidentalis 6809. Eumeces st/tonianus SD731 ? 3.06 am Yankee Jim Transect, 2.5 mile WNW (by Yankee Jim Rd.) Foresthill, Placer Co., California 10 Feb 6810. Ensatina eschscholtzi platensis 6811. " " " 6812. " " " 6813. " " " 6814. " " " 6815. " " " 6816. " " " 6817. " " " 6818. " " " 6819. " " " 6820. " " " 6821. " " " 6822. " " " 6823. " " " 6824. " " " 6825. " " " 6826. " " " 6827. " " "
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Seib, A. 1980 Yankee Jim Transect, 2.5 mi. WNW (by Yankee Jim Rd.) Foresthill, Placer Co., (California) 10 Feb 6828. Ensatina escholtzi platensis 175436 6829. Contia tenuis Rancheria (rh.), Oat Woodland Transect, 2200', 3.0 mi. SE (air) Fiddletown, Amador Co., (California) 8 March 175416 6830. Aneides lugubris 175417 6831. " " 6832. Batrachoseps 6833.
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Seib, R. 1980 Rancheria (rh.-Oak Woodland Transect, 2200', 3.0 mi SE (air) Fiddletown, Amador Co., California 8 March 6852. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus 6853. Eumeces gilberti SB 736 ♀ 9.98 175420 6854. Contia tenuis 175421 6855. Lampropeltis getulus 6856. " " 6857a. Batrachoseps Dunlap Oak Transect, 2600', 4.2 mi WSW (air) West Point, Calaveras Co., Calif. 8 March 6857b. Sceloporus occidentalis 175290 6858. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus 6859. Eumeces gilberti SB 737 ♂ 1.76 gm +testes .0018 gm 175291 6860. Contia tenuis 6861. Eumeces gilberti SB 738 ♂ off transect in Ponderosa 9.06 testes .047 pine forest 6862. " " SB 739 ♂ 1.97 gm +test .0008 gm " 6863. " " SB 740 ♂ 1.44, .0007gm " Fricot School, Oak Woodland Transect, 1500', 7.5 mi. ESE (air) San Andreas, Calaveras Co., California 9 March 6864. Batrachoseps 6865. " 6866. " 6867. " 6868. " 6869. " 6870. " 6871. "
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Seib, R. 1980 Fricot School Oak Woodland Transect, 1500', 7.5 mi. ESE (air) San Andreas, California - Calaveras Co., 9 March 6872. Batrachoseps 6873. 11 6874. 11 6875. 11 6876. 11 Don Pedro-Grassland Transect, 1200', 3.5 mi. SW (air) Moccasin, Tuolumne Co., California 9 March 6877. Batrachoseps 175484 6878. Sceloporus occidentalis 6879. Eumeces gilberti sb 741 ♀ 16.38 gm 6880. 11 11 sb 743 ♀ 6.61 gm 6881 Lampropeltis getulus Red Hills-Digger Pine Transect, 1200', 1.8 mi. SW (air) Chinese Camp, Tuolumne Co., California 9 March 6882. Batrachoseps 6883. 11 6884. 11 6885. 11 6886. 11 6887. Eumeces gilberti sb 744 ♀ 5.11 gm 6888. 11 11 sb 745 ♂ 8.88, .0751 gm testes 6889. 11 11 sb 746 ♂ 12.37, .1556 gm testes 175425 6890 Sceloporus occidentalis 6891. 11 11 Don Pedro Grassland Transect, 1200', 3.5 mi. SW (air) Moccasin, Tuolumne Co., California 9 March 6892. Eumeces gilberti sb 743 ♂ 2.02, .0016 testes gm
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Seib, R. 1980 1 mi. W (air) San Pablo Dam Rd, on Water Co. Land S of Wildcat Canyon Rd., Contra Costa Co., California 16 March 6893. Pituophis melanoleucus LOWER Keystone Transect, 2600 ft., 1.8 mi NW (air) Foresthill, Placer Co. California 23 March 6894. Ensatina eschscholtzi 6895. " " 6896. " " 6897. Sceloporus occidentalis 175165 6898. Gerrhonotus coeruleus Upper Keystone Transect, 2800 ft., 1.5 mi. NW Foresthill (air), Placer Co. California 175446 23 March 6899 Sceloporus occidentalis 175177 175178 6900 " " 6901 " " 175441 6902 Gerrhonotus multicarinatus Goffdteus 175442 6903 " multicarinatus 6904 Eumeces skiltonianus 175443 6905 Contia tenuis 175444 6906 " " 175445 6907 Thamnophis elegans elegans Third Brushy Canyon Transect, 2200-3600', 2.4 mi N (air) Foresthill, Placer Co., California 23 March 6910 Ensatina eschscholtzi 6911 " " 6912 " " 6913 " " 6914 " "
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Seib.R. 1980 Third Brushy Canyon Transect, 2300-2600 ft., 9.4 mi. N (air) Foresthill, Placer Co., California 23 March 6915. Ensatina eschscholtzi Kirkham Ranch Transect, 3.9 mi NNE [illegible] (air) Nevada City, 3300-3360 ft., Nevada Co., California 24 March 6916. Ensatina eschscholtzi 6917. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus ferruleus Round Mountain Transect, 3000', 3.9 mi N [illegible] (air) Nevada City, Nevada Co., California 24 March 6918. Batrachoseps attenuatus 6919. " " 6920. Ensatina eschscholtzi 175098 6921. Hyla regilla (tadpoles) 6922. Hyla regilla 6923. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus ferruleus 6924. Eumeces skiltonianus 175168 6925. Sceloporus occidentalis 175169 6926. " " 175170 6927. " " 175171 6928. " " 175172 6929. " " 175173 6930. " " 175174 6931. " " 175175 6932. " " 175176 6933. " " 6934. " " 6935. " "
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Seib,M. 1980 South Yuba Recreation Area Transect, 2930-3800 ft, 7.3 mi NNE (air) Nevada City, Nevada Co., California 25 March 6936. Ensatina eschscholtzi 6937. " Ananda Transect, 2900 ft, 6.3 mi N (air) Nevada City, Nevada Co., California 25 March 6938. Ensatina eschscholtzi Near stream on old Hwy 49, off U.S. 49, 16.9 mi N Auburn at I-80 [1.6 mi N Limekiln Rd, then West], Nevada Co., California 25 March 6939. Taricha torosa sierrae Intersection Alameda de las Pulgas & Stockbridge Ave, 1.1 mi. NE (via Woodside Rd) Interstate 280, San Mateo Co., California 29 March 6940. Aneides lugubris 6941. " 6942. " 6943. " Del Puerto (Canyon Rd.), I5 on Patterson Exit, Stanislaus Co., California muzz 175105 9 June 6944. Bufo boreas 175106 6945. " 175107 6946. " 175108 6947. " 175109 6948. " 175110 6949. " 175111 6950. " 175112 6951. "
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Seib, R. 1980 Del Puerto Canyon Rd., W of I5 on Patterson Exit, Stanislaus Co., California 9 June 175113 6952. Bufo boreas 175114 6953. " " 175115 6954. " " 4.8 mi. W I5 on Del Puerto Canyon Rd, Patterson Exit, Stanislaus Co., California 9 June 6955. Pituophis melanoleucus 6956. " " Panamint Springs, 1 mi NW (via 190) 2000', Inyo Co., California 13 June 6957. Phyllorhynchus decortatus Panamint Springs, 1.7 mi E (via 190) 2000', Inyo Co., California 13 June 6958. Phyllorhynchus decortatus (rothleags) Panamint Springs, 5.7 mi E via Hwy 190, 2000', Inyo Co., California 13 June 6959. Phyllorhynchus decortatus Panamint Springs, 10.4 mi E (via 190), Inyo Co., California 14 June 6960. Crotalus cerastes 6961. (nemidophorus tigris (food of 6960) Panamint Springs, 3.4 mi NW (via 190), Inyo Co., California 14 June 6962. Crotalus cerastes 6963. " " 6964. " " Panamint Springs, 1.5 mi E (via 190) 2000', Inyo Co., California 14 June 6965. Phyllorhynchus decortatus Panamint Springs, 4.7 E (via 190), Inyo Co., California 14 June 180413 6966. Phyllorhynchus decortatus Panamint Springs 1.3 mi NW (via 190) Inyo Co., California 14 June 6967. Phyllorhynchus decortatus
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Seib, R. 1980 15 June Barstow, 11.7 mi S on Hwy 247, Ord Mtns, San Bernardino Co., California 6968. Crotalus scutulatus 15 June Barstow, 17.7 mi S on Hwy 247, Ord Mtns, San Bernardino Co., California 6969. Hypsiglena torquata 15 June Ord Mtns, 15+ mi S Barstow via D Hwy 247, San Bernardino Co., California 6970. Pituophis melanoleucus 6971. Crotalus mitchelli 6972. " 6973. " 16 June Barstow, 3.1 mi S (via 247), San Bernardino Co., California 6974. Masticophis flagellum 16 June Barstow, 26.8 mi N (Ft Irwin Rd.), San Bernardino Co., California 6975. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 16 June Barstow, 25.5 mi N (Ft Irwin Rd.), San Bernardino Co., California 6976. Rhinocheilus lecontei 16 June Ft. Irwin Rd, 2.2 miles N of Jct Ghost Town Rd, San Bernardino Co., California 176075 16 June 6977. Chionactis occipitalis Fort Irwin Rd, San Bernardino Co., California 16 June 6978. Crotalus cerastes 6979. " 6980. " DOR 17 June Barstow, 20.6 mi N (via Fort Irwin Rd.) 6981. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 180414 17 June Barstow, 19.2 mi N (via Fort Irwin Rd.), San Bernardino Co., California 6982. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus
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Seib,h. 1980 17 June Barstow at I-15, 15.9 mi S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6983. Crotalus mitchelli 17 June 6984. Lampopeltis getatus 17 June Barstow at I-15, 23.8 mi S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6076 6985. Chionactis occipitalis 17 June Barstow, 22.1 mi S (Hwy 847) at I-15, San Bernardino Co., California 217 June 6986. Rhinocheilus lecontei 317 June Barstow at I-15, 23.6 mi. S (Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6987. Rhinocheilus lecontei 17 June Barstow at I-15, 1.8 mi S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6988. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 17 June Barstow at I-15, 17.3 mi. S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6989. Pituophis melanoleucus 17 June Barstow at I-15, 19.7 mi. S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6990. Pituophis melanoleucus 317 June Barstow at I-15, 15 mi S (via Hwy 847), San Bernardino Co., California 6991. Pituophis melanoleucus 17 June Fort Irwin Rd., 13.6 miles North of Barstow, San Bernardino California 6992. Chionactis occipitalis Tam 17 June 1804/5 Fort Irwin Rd., 4.2 miks Northe of Barstow, San Bernardino Co., California 6993. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus + 17 June Fort Irwin Rd., 4.2-13.6 miles N Barstow, San Bernardino Co., California 6994. Crotalus cergetos 5 6995. " " T 6996. " "
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Seib, R. 1980 17 June Barstow at I-15, 12-15 mi. S (via Hwy 247), San Bernardino Co., California 6997. Crotalus scutulatus 6998. " " 6999. " " 17 June Barstow at I-15, 3.5 mi. S (via Hwy 247), San Bernardino Co., California 7000. Salvadora hexalepis 17 June Barstow at I-15, 21.5 mi. S (via Hwy 247), San Bernardino Co., California 7001. Lampropeltis getulus 17 June Barstow at I-15, 2.8 mi. S (via 247), San Bernardino Co., California 7002. Rhinocheilus lecontei 17 June Taubone Canyon Rd., 3 mi. West Jet Hwy 14, (90 mi. N Mojave), Kern Co., California 7003. Lampropeltis getulus MVZ 229612 14 June Panamint Springs, 7.5 mi W (via Hwy 190), Inyo Co., California 7004. Crotaphytus insularis bicinctores MVZ 229613 7005. " bicinctores 154814 7006. Uta stansburiana 154815 7007. " " 154816 7008. " " 15-4817 7009. " " 15-4818 7010. " " Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi SW (air) Panamint Springs, Inyo Co., California MVZ 175093 15 June 7011. Baffa boreas (Preserved 6-13-80) 175093 7012. " " 175094 7013. " " 175095 7014. " " 175096 7015. " "
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Seib, R. 1980 Darwin Falls stream, ca. 1 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs, Inyo (o., California MV# 175097 15 June 7016. Bufo boreas (punctatus?) larvae Corral Hollow Rd., 5 mi. W I-5, San Joaquin (o., California 9 June 7017. Crotalus viridis Sherlock Creek-Oak woodland Transect, elev. 1000', 3.0 mi. NE (air) Bear Valley, Mariposa (o., California MV# 175102 8 July 175103 7018. Taricha torosa sierra (larvae) 7019. Rana boylii (tadpoles) North Fork Merced River-Riparian Transect, elev. 1200', 6.5 mi. NE (air) Bear Valley, Mariposa (o., California MV# 175099 9 July 175100 7020. Bufo boreas (tadpoles) 175101 7021. Hyla regilla (tadpoles) 175102 7022 Rana catesbiana (tadpole) 175298 7023. Eumeces gilberti [= S. Basack 80] 4 4.85g 175299 7024. Sceloporus occidentalis testes wt = .0031g] 7025. " " " 175300 7026. Crotalus viridis MV# 175104 9 July Halls Gulch-Chaparral Transect, elev. 2600', 6.5 mi NE (air) Bear Valley, Mariposa (o., California 7027. Hyla regilla (tadpoles)
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Seib, R. 1980 13 July 1.7 mi. SW (rd.) Sonora Pass, 9200', Tuolumne co., California 7028. Hydromantes platycephalus (in a series of 50) 7029. " 7030. " 7031. " 7032. " 7033. " 7034. " 7035. " 7036. " 7037. " 7038. " 7039. " 7040. " 7041. " 7042. " 7043. " 7044. " 7045. " 7046. " 7047. " 7048. " 7049. " 7050. " 7051. " 7052. " (preserved immediately)
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Seib, R. 1980 Spring at elev. 9000' off Gieger Grade Rd., Sec. 26, T. 5N., R. 26 E, Bodie Hills, Mono (o., California 14 July MVZ 175080 7053. Bufo boreas (preserved imm.) 175081 7054. Bufo boreas (larvae) " 175187 7055. Thamnophis elegans vagrans (preserved immed.) 175188 7056. " " " " 175189 7057. " " " " 175190 7058. " " " " 175191 7059. " " " " 175192 7060. " " " " 175193 7061. " " " tissue to S. Arnold 175194 7062. " " " " 175195 7063. " " " " 175196 7064. " " " " 175197 7065. " " " " Stream along Gieger Grade Rd., 9000', Sec. 35, T. 5N, R 26 E, Bodie Hills, Mono (o., California MVZ 175082 (pres. imm.) 14 July 7066. Bufo boreas 175093 7067. " " " 175084 7068. Bufo boreas (larvae) " 175085 7069. Scaphiopus intermontanus (larvae) " Spring along Gieger Grade Rd., 9050', Sec. 06, T. 4N, R. 27 E, Bodie Hills, Mono (o., California MVZ 175086 preserved 14 July 7070. Scaphiopus intermontanus (larvae) imm.
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July 1930 A. JSE, Redic Hills, Santa Fe Railway TST, 465 FOG 152197 POST Thermoplastic equipment (records) 8705 152197 " " 8205 152197 " " 8205 152197 " " 4305 152197 " " 0205 152197 " " 1405 152197 " " 8205 152197 " " 8305 152197 " " 4305 152197 " " 2605 152197
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Seib, R. 1980 Clearwater (rk), off Bodie Rd, 7600', Sec. 28, T. 4 N., R. 26 E., Bodie Hills, Mono Co., California pros. imm. 175198 15 July 7071. Thamnophis elegans vagrans Slinkard Valley, 5900', 1 mi. S of Hwy 89, Sec. 08, T. 9 N., R. 22 E., Mono Co., California (Pinyon Juniper) pros. imm. 175199 15 July 175200 7072. Sceloporus occidentalis 7073. " " Sulphur Pond at NE side of Mono Lake, off Ca Hwy. 167, Sec. 26, T. 3 N., R. 87 E., Mono Co., California mr2 175042 16 July 7074. Scaphiopus intermontanus 175043 7075. " " 175044 7076. " " 175045 7077. " " 175046 7078. " " 175047 7079. " " 175048 7080. " " 175049 7081. " " 175050 7082. " " 175051 7083. " " 175052 7084. " " 175053 7085. " " 175054 7086. " " 175055 7087. " " 175056 7088. " " 175057 7089. " " 175058 7090. " "
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Seib, R. 1980 Sulphur Pond at NE side of Mono Lake, off Ca. Hwy 167, Sec. 26, T. 3 N., R. 27 E., Mono Co., California 175059 16 July 7091. Scaphiopus intermontanus 175060 7092. '' '' 175061 7093. '' '' 175062 7094. '' '' 175063 7095. '' '' 175064 7096. '' '' 175065 7097. '' '' 175066 7098. '' '' 175067 7099. '' '' 175068 7100. '' '' 175069 7101. '' '' 175070 7102. '' '' 175071 7103. '' '' 175072 7104. '' '' 175073 7105. '' '' 175074 7106. '' '' 175075 7107. '' '' 175076 7108. '' '' 175077 7109. '' '' 175078 7110 '' '' 175079 7111. '' ''
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Seib,R. 1980 19 July 176054 10mi.SE by Mexhuy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mèxico 7112. Notiosorex crawfordi (stefeson) (con (trap) 7113. Masticophis flagellum DOR 19 July mvz 176048 9mi N(Mexhuy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, México 7114. Uta stansburiana (trap) 7115. Chilomeniscus cinctus " 7116. "" " 7117. " " 7118. " " mvz 176032 19 July (Cataviña (stream) Baja California Norte, México 7119.-@7195. Hyla cadaverina mvz 175080 19 July 10.3 mi S(Mexhuy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, México 7196. Hyla cadaverina 19 July mvz 176072 176073 176074 176049 180419. 176035 CAS 154935 CAS 154820 CAS 154821 18.5 mi S(Mexhuy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, México 7197. Snofle (StoI) (traps) 7198. Chilomeniscus cinctus (st(3) " 7199. "" " 7200. " " 7201. " " 7202. " " 7203. Leptotyphlops humilis 7204. Uta stansburiana 7205. " " 7206. " "
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Seib/R. 1980 Bahia de los Angeles, 7mi W (by rd.), Baja California Norte, Mexico 4 20 July 7207. Callisaurus draconoides (shot) 154928 7208. Petrosaurus mearnsi " 154922 7209. Sauromalus obesus " 54822 20 July Bahía de los Angeles, Beach Flats, Baja California Norte, Mexico 7210. Uta stansburiana (trop) 75 20 July Bahía de los Angeles, 7mi W (by rd.), Baja California Norte, México 16 7211. Phyllodactylus xanti noticolus lantern wolf 44 7212. " snout lw body sv" +1 Fxlkbs 7213. " 13.8 10.7 9.4 53 " 5br SENT TO MEXICO J 7214. " 14.6 11.7 11.1 56 " 49 54929 7215. Petrosaurus mearnsi 54823 7216. Uta stansburiana 54824 7217. " " ↓ 11 Km E of Jct Mexhwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, México 180423 21 July 7218. Xantusia vigilis 180424 7219. " " 180425 7220. " " 180426 7221. " " 180427 7222. " " 180428 7223. " " 180429 7224. " " 180430 7225. " "
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Seib.R. 1980 11 Km E Jct. Mëx hwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, México 21 July 7226. Xantusia vigilis 180432 7227. " " 180433 7228. " " 1 Km E Jct. Mëx hwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, México 176036 21 July 7229. Leptotyphlops humilis (frog) 22 Am SE(Mëx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, 176057 21 July Mëxico 7230. Pituophis melanoleucus [bright orange] DOR San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, México 22July 7231. (nemidophorus hyperythrus shot SENT TO MEXICO 7232. " " shot 7233. Callisauras draconoides 47 7234. " " shot 7235. " " 48 1/2 7236. " " 49 1/2 7237. " " 50 1/2 7238. " " 36 7239. Sceloporus rufidorsum 937 7240. Sceloporus orcutti sex snout HW Body SV +l. * 7239 FAL,IR 12.7 7.6 11.0 56+142m * 7232 FW/Follicles 13.1 81 10.9 55+102
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Seib,R. 1980 16.3 mi.N (by Méx hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, México 176050 22 July 7241. Chilomeniscus cinctus traps 176051 7242. " " " (dead) 23.1 mi.N (Méx hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, México 63 22 July 7243. Coleonyx traps 125 7244. U+a wz 176060 22 July 7245. (rotulus enyo (fuvus-lite) DOR 43 Km. ESE of Jct. Méx. hwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, México 20 22 July 7246. Chilomeniscus cinctus 38 22 July 9.2 mi.S (Méx hwy 1) Rosarito, Baja California Norte, México. 7247. Sceloporus orcafti muz 175001 titaring (stream), Baja California Norte, México 22 July 7248. Batopunctatus 175003 7249. " " 175004 7250. Hyla cadaverina 175005 7251. " " 175006 7252. " " 175007 7253 " " 175008 7254 ,
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Seib, R. 1980 175009 Cata viña Baja (California Norte, México 23 July 7255. Hyla cadaverina 175010 7256. 11 175011 7257. 11 175012 7258. 11 175013 7259. 11 175014 7260. 11 175015 7261. 11 175016 7262. 11 175017 7263. 11 175018 7264. 11 175019 7265. 11 7266. 11 6 Mi SE Mex Hwy 1 El Rosario de Arriba, Baja California Norte, México 176053 23 July 7267. Lampropeltis getulus DOR 11 Km E Jct Mex Hwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, México [skelton in trap] 21 July 7268. Tantilla planiceps Oak Creek Pass, Oak Creek at Jct. Oak Creek Rd. & Cameron Canyon Rd., ca. 7 mi SE (air) Tehachapi, Kern Co., California 10 July 7269. Phrynosoma coronatum [Collected by Steve Arnold]
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Seib, R 1980 (Clark Canyon, elev. 6800', 2.0 mi ENE (air) Bridgeport, Sec. 26, T. 5N., R. 25E., Bodie Hills, Mono Co., California 29 July 7270. Scaphiopus intermontanus was dried, then in E7041 trap Bodie, 2 mi SW (air), elev. 8000', Sec. 24, T. 4N., R. 26E, Bodie Hills, Mono Co., California 29 July 7271. Charina bottae 129+28 mm, 8.3 gm. (trap) Clearwater Crk., off Bodie Rd., 7600', Sec. 28, T. 4N., R. 26E, Bodie Hills, Mono Co., California 29 July 7272. Thamnophis elegans vagrans (32 gm) Sulphur Pond at NE side of Mono Lake, off (a. Hwy 167, Sec 26, T. 3N., R. 27E., Mono Co., California 30 July 7273. Sceloporus graciosus ♀ (trap) 2.8 gm. 175216 7274. " " " 4.5 " 175217 7275. " " ♀ " 1.6 " 175218 7276. " " ♀ " 1.8 " 175219 7277. " " ♂ " 2.4 " 175220 7278. " " ♂ " 4.9 " 175221 7279. " " ♂ " 1.8 " 175222 7280. " " ♂ " 3.5 " 1.0 mi W (air) Goat Ranch, elev. 7100', Sec. 23, T. 3N., R 27E, Mono Co., California 30 July 7281. Sceloporus graciosus (trap) 5.7 gm. 175248 7282. " " " 3.2 " 175249 7283. " " " 3.9 "
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Seib, R. 1980 1 mi. W (air) Goat Ranch, elev. 7100', Sec. 23, T. 3 N., R. 27 E., Mono Co., California 175250 30 July 7284. Sceloporus graciosus (trap) 3.4 gm 175251 7285. " " ♀ " 2.4 gm 175252 7286. Sceloporus occidentalis " 2.50 gm Slinkard Valley, 5900', 1 mi. S ca. Hwy 89, Sec. 08, T. 9 N., R. 22 E., Mono Co., California 175211 28 July 7287. Sceloporus occidentalis Pinen Pine 9.0 gm (trap) 175212 7288. " " " " 6.6 gm " 175213 7289. " " " " 4.6 gm " 175214 7290. " " Willows 16.5 gm " Kirkham Ranch, 3300', 3.9 mi NNE (air) Nevada City, Nevada Co., Calif. 28 June 7291. Charina bottae 187+22 mm. 4.8 gm = TJP 17254 18 Aug 7.1 mi. SW (ca. Hwy 4) Lake Alpine at Vista point, Calaveras Co., California 7292. Myotis Slinkard Valley, 5900', 1 mi S ca. Hwy 89, Sec. 08, T. 9 N., R. 22 E., Mono Co., California 175202 18 Aug 7293. Sceloporus occidentalis Pinen Pine (traps) 18.5 gm. 175203 7294. " " " 17.5 175204 7295. " " " 7.0 175205 7296. " " " 13. 175206 7297. " " " 16.5 175207 7298. " " W:llows 14.
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Seib,R. 1980 Slinkard Valley, 5900', 1 mi. S Ca. Hwy 89, Sec 08, T. 9N., R. 22E., Mono Co., California 18 Aug 7299. Sceloporus occidentalis willows (+traps) 8.6 125209 7300. Coluber constrictor " " 12.5 175210 7301. Charina bottae " " dead (Clark Canyon, elev. 6800', 2.0 mi. ENE (air) Bridgeport, Sec. 26, T. 5N., R. 25E., Bodie Hills, Mono Co., California 19 Aug 7302. Eumeces (trap) 1 mi W (air) Goat Ranch, elev. 7100', Sec. 23, T. 3N., R. 27E., Mono Co., California 19 Aug 7304. Sceloporus graciosus (+traps) 7.0 gm. 175254 7305. " " 4.5 175255 7306. " " 4.0 175256 7307. " " 3.3 175257 7308. " " 3.7 175258 7309. " " 5.4 175259 7310. " " 3.2 175260 7311. " " 4.3 175261 7312. " " 4.9 175262 7313. " " 2.7 175263 7314. " " 4.2 175264 7315. Sceloporus occidentalis 7.8 175265 7316. Charina bottae 307+41 mm. 15.9 gm.
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Seib, R. 1980 Sulphur Pond at NE side of Mono Lake, off G. Hwy 167, Sec. 26, T.3N., R.27 E., Mono Co., California 19 Aug 7317. Scaphiopus intermontanus (+rops) 175224 7318. " " 7319. " " dried 7320. " " " 175225 7321. Sceloporus graciosus 2.5 gm. 175226 7322. " " 2.5 175227 7323. " " 3.2 175228 7324. " " 1.3 175229 7325. " " 3.7 175230 7326. " " 2.5 175231 7327. " " 3.6 175232 7328. " " 3.2 175233 7329. " " 3.2 175234 7330. " " 4.1 175235 7331. " " 2.6 175236 7332. " " 3.6 175237 7333. " " 4.8 175238 7334. " " 3.8 ♂ 175239 7335. " " 5.7 ♂ 175240 7336. " " 3.8 175241 7337. " " 4.5 ♀ 175242 7338. " " 2.9 ♀ 175243 7339. " " 5.2 ♂ 175244 7340. " " 3.1 ♂ 175245 7341. " " 2.3 ♂ 175246 7342. " " 4.8 ♀
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Seib, R. 1980 Hawthorne, 21 mi. W (Nev. Hwy 359), Mineral Co., Nevada 19 Aug 7343. Crotalus v. lutosus DOR late afternoon
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Seib, K. 1980 MUF 176055 4 Sept. 24.6 mi. N (Méx hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, México 7344. Masticophis flagellum 8.2 gm 176058 4 Sept 10.0 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, México 7345. Xantusia vigilis [trap] 0.9 gm 176058 4 Sept 14.6 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, México 7346. Pituophis melanoleucus 232.0 gm 5 Sept CAS 154930 9 mi N (Méx hwy 1) Catabiña, Baja California Norte, México 7347. Notiosorex crawfordi (trap) 7348. Petrosaurus mearnsi (shot) 6.8 gm CAS 154891 7349. Cnemidophorus tigris " 22.5 gm CAS 154892 7350. " " " 15.5 gm 176052 7351. Chilomeniscus cinctus (trap) 4S 4939 5 Sept. 10.3 mi. S (Méx hwy 1) Catabiña, Baja California Norte, México 7352. Sceloporus virid dorsum (trap) 5.8 gm :AS 4940 7353. " " 3.2 4S 4826 7354. Uta stansburiana 2.2 :AS 4827 7355. " " 1.2 :AS 4828 7356. " ' 0.3 54931 5 Sept. 18.5 mi. S (Méx hwy 1) Catabiña, Baja California Norte, México 7357. Petrosaurus mearnsi (shot) 6.7 gm
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Seib, R. 1980 41.5 mi S (Mex Hwy 1) Otaviña Baja California Norte, México 7358. Cnemidophorus tigris (trap) 15.0 gm 7359. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus ' 7360. " " " 1 Km E jct. Mex Hwy 1 X rd. to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 890 5 Sept. 7361. Xantusia vigilis (trap) 0.9 gm 43 Km. ESE jct Mex Hwy 1 X rd. to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 54941 5 Sept. 7362. Sceloporus zosteromus rufidorsum (trap) 2.1 gm CAS 154829 7363. Uta stansburiana (trap) 0.6 gm 7 Km W (rd.) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México CAS 830 5 Sept. 7364. Uta stansburiana 3.1 gm. AS 864 7365. Coleonyx variegatus 2.4 AS 877 lantern 7366. Phyllodactylus xantioticulus 3.2 CAS walk 7367. " " 2.3 CAS 879 7368. " " 0.5 CAS 1880 7369. " " 2.9 CAS 4881 7370. ' ' 0.4 CAS 4882 7371. " " 0.4 CAS 4883 7372. ' ' 0.5 MVZ 176056 7373. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 12. 176066 7374. Crotalus mitchelli pyrrhus 122. gm AS 254 6 Sept 7375. Alisaaurus dierensis shot 6.9 gm MVZ 229015 7376. Crotaphytus insularis caught 26.9 gm
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Seib,R. 1980 7 km W Bahia de los Angeles (rd), Baja California Norte, Mexico 23 6 Sept 7377. Sauromalus obesus (shot) 108 gms 154894 7378. (nemidophorus tigris traps 15.5" 154895 7379. 11 11 21.5" 154855 7380. (alisaurus draconoides 11 6.5" 154831 7381. Uta stansburiana 11 1.3" 5154832 7382. 11 11 2.6" 5154833 7383. 11 11 1.9" 5154834 7384. 11 11 1.7" 7385. 11 11 dead 11 7386. Chilomeniscus cinctus 11 11 Bahia de los Angeles, behind dwellings, Baja California Norte, Mexico 48356 Sept 7387. Uta stansburiana 4.3 gms 7 km W (rd.) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 4924 6 sept. 7388. Sauromalus obesus (shot) 49 gms 154884 7389. Phyllodactylus xanti noticolus (hating) 0.3" 154885 7390. 11 11 (canters) 1.2" 154886 7391. 11 11 11 1.5" 164836 7392. Uta stansburiana 11 3.3" 154837 7393. 11 11 3.2" 154838 7394. 11 11 2.4 8 Sept 23.1 mile N (Mex Hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico mz 180434 7395. (nemidophorus * hyperythrus (trap) 0.7 gm mz 180435 8 Sept 16.3 mile N (Mex Hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 7396. Uta stansburiana (trap) 3.0 gm
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Seib, A. 1980 San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 54915 8 Sept. 7397. Dipsosaurus dorsalis (shot) 5.2 gm. 54942 7398. Sceloporus orcutti " 27.5 54943 7399. " " " 17.0 Mulege, Baja California Sur, Mexico NOR 176061 8 Sept 7400. (rotalus enyo 104 gm. Santa Dominguito, Baja California Norte Mexico 8 Sept. 7401. Cnemidophorus hyporythrus (trap) (mummy) CAS 154839 8 Sept 14m S (by Mexhwy1) Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico 7402. Uta stansburiana (trap) 0.7 gm. Santa Agueda, Baja California Sur, Mexico MV2 175023 9-10 Sept 7403. Buto punctatus 175023 7404. " " 175024 7405. " " 174025 7406. " " 175026 7407. " " 175027 7408. " " Sent to Mexico 175028 7409. " " Sent to Mexico MV2 223616 7410. (rotaphytus insularis vestigium) 43.0gm 107+199mm 223617 7411. " " " 35. 100+205 223618 7412. " " " 32. 98+206 223619 7413. " " " 29.0 93+186 223620 7414. " " " 25.5 86+171 AS 15-4840 7415. Uta stansburiana 1.8gm
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Sept. 1980 Santa Agueda, Baja California Sur, Mexico 887 9-10 Sept 7416. Phyllodactylus xantii noticolus 2.1 g 888 7417. " " " 0.2 ", 948 7418. Urosaurus body 2.9 " w/ Follicles 7419. " snout 7.3 9.2 MEXICO 1.7 " 44+51 mm Follicles 7420. " 9.9 8.3 9.9 MEXICO 2.2" 45+57mm MUZ 180436 7421. (nemidophorus hyperythrus 6.1 ", 5154896 7422. " (( . 154897 7423. " (( . 154898 7424. " (( S 154899 7425. (nemidophorus tigris 16.0" S 154944 7426 Sceloporus orcutti 40 " CAS 154916 7427. Dipso saurus dorsalis 7.8" 4S 154917 7428. " " 9.8 ", 4S 154851 7429. (calisaarus draconoides 5.4 " 4S154852 7430. " (( 4S 154853 7431. " 1, 1.9" 4S 154925 7432. Petrosaurus thallassinus 23.5 ", 4S 154926 7433. " (( 14.5" 4S 154927 7434. " (( 14.5" 10 Sept 2.0 mi. E (Merry I) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 7435. Pituophis melanoleucus ' 370.gm San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico cas 154945 11 sept 7436. Sceloporus orcutti 37.9gm cas 154949 7437. Urosaurus 3.4 gm
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Seib, R. 1980 176059 11 Sept. 35.9 mSE (Méx hwy 4) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7438. Pituophis melandeacus 23.0 gm. 176037 11 Sept. 29.2 mSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7439. Arizona elegans 9.8 gm. 176038 11 Sept. 35.2 miSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7440. Arizona elegans 11.5 DOR 176039 7441. " " " 8.6 176062 11 Sept. 24.4 miSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7442. Crotalus enyo enyo 251.9 gm. 176063 11 Sept. 33.7 miSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7443. Crotalus enyo enyo 14.5 gm. 180421 11 Sept. 22.9 mSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7444. Arizona elegans 8.8 gm. 176040 11 Sept. 21.1 miSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7445. Arizona elegans 7.6 gm. 180422 11 Sept. 20 miSE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7446. Arizona elegans 7.7 gm. 176041 7447. " " 6.5 176042 7448. " " 9.1 176043 7449. " " 8.0
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Seib, R. 1980 DOR 176044 11 Sept. 16 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7450. Arizona elegans 6.2 gm 176045 11 Sept. 15.5 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7451. Arizona elegans 7.6 gm. 176046 DOR 7452. " " 9.1 DOR 176064 11 Sept. 12.9 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7453. Crotalus enyo enyo 12.0 gm DOR 176047 DOR 176065 11 Sept. 10.3 mi SE (Méx hwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 7454. Arizona elegans 8.1 gm 7455. Crotalus enyo enyo 15.0 750 946 12 Sept. 18.5 mi S (Méx hwy 1) Ataviña, Baja California Norte, México 7456. Petrosaurus mearnsi (traps) 0.7 gm 35+81 mm roy 7457. Sceloporus otcutti " 1.2 35+45 1947 12 Sept. 10.3 mi S (Méx hwy 1) Ataviña, Baja California Norte, México 7458. Sceloporus zosteromus (trap) 3.6 gm 49+65 mm mv2/175029 12 Sept. Santo Dominguito, 15.1 S (Méx hwy 1) Punta Prieta, Baja California Norte, México 7459. Hyla regilla 175030 7460. " " 175031 7461. " " 175032 7462. " " 175033 7463. " "
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Seib, A. 1980 Santo Dominguito, 15.1 mi.S (Mex hwy 1) Punta Prieta, Baja California Norte, Mexico 175034 12 Sept. 7464. Hyla regilla 175035 7465. " " 175036 7466. " " 175037 7467. " " 175038 7468. " " 175039 7469. " " 175040 7470. " " (175041) 7471. " " 175266 7472. Hypsiglena torquata 12.6 gm ~ 310+50 mm 7473. Hyla regilla (stomach contents of 7472) [Series MLS 7459-7473 all found under one rock, within burrow system of Thomomys bottae; specimen = Patte S. Rogers 1372 ♂.] 7474. (nemidophorus hyperythrus trap mummy) Beach plate N Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 7 Sept. 7475. Diposaurus dorsalis (skelton)
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{ "text": "Seib, R.L.\n1980\nRussell Reservation, Lafayette, 775 Ar., Contra Costa Co., California\n21 Sept. 7476. ♀ Peromyscus truei vagina closed scars @ L & R 195-101-23-20=23g [coll. E.J. Hester, killed 24 Sept. 1980]\nSan Ignacio (Oategroves near Mex hwy 1), Baja California Sur, México\nMUZ 175021\n22 July)\n7477. Rana catesbiana (larvae-killed immediately)\n7478.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, R. 1980 Chilcoot, 1.1 mi N(rd) and 1.0 mi E(rd), ele. 5280' Plumas Co., California 5 Oct. 7493. ♂ Tecton scrotal +x3 Dipodomys null. 286-172-44-15=68.8 gm 7494. ♀ Dipodomys T. 4x3 220-139-43-13=39.0 gm 7495. ♂ Perognathus parvus null. 180-91-33-8=32.0 gm 7496. ♀ Perognathus parvas 159-83-24-8=14.5 gm 7497. ♂ scrotal T 12x7, sv=16 Peromyscus maniculatus 161-70-20-18=34.5 gm 7498. ♂ Microdipodops megacephalus T 6x4 147-83-22-9=12.0 gm Sagehen Creek Field Station, 0.5 mi. NE (by dirt rd), Nevada Co., California 5 Oct 7499. Thamnophis e. elegans DOR sv 296+T 1/6mm=19.7 gm 7500. Charina bottae DOR MV#175087 12 Oct California: Alameda Co., Berkeley, Buena Vista at Le Roy 7501. Aneides lugubris 175088 7502. Batrachoseps attenuatus 175089 7503. " " 175090 7504. " " [11 Oct ~17:00 = 1st rain of this wet season] California: Alameda Co., Berkeley, UCB Campus, S Fork Strawberry Creek. MV#175091 12 Oct. 7505. Batrachoseps attenuatus California San Mateo Co., Half Moon Bay (town), 20.0 mi. S(by a. Hwy.1) 20 Oct 7506. ♂ T scrotal abam x 10mm Procyon lotor DOR 852-315-130-55=4.9 k.lo
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Seib, R. 1980-81 Washington, Snohomish co., 164+h, ~ 10 mi E (air) I-5. 19144729 Dec 7507. Ambystoma gracile 7508. Ambystoma macrodactylum 7509. " " 7510. Hyla regilla California, Alameda Co., S. Berkeley on Oregon St. 7511. Aneides lugubris California, Alameda Co., Panoramic St. in Berkeley 1 Jan 7512. Aneides lugubris 7513. " " 7514. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7515. " " 7516. " " 7517. " " 7518. " " 7519. " " 7520. " " 7521. " " 7522. " " 7523. " " 7524. " " 7525. " "
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Seib, A. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Scenic to Euclid between Rose and Vine 3 Jan 7526. Batrachoseps attenuatus SV 38.5mm total 82.5mm diam 4.4mm wt. 0.8gm 181101 7527. " " 38.5 74.0 4.7 0.7 181102 7528. " " 46.0 101.0 Bok 5.0 1.2 181103 7529. " " 49.5 123.0 5.3 1.6 181104 7530. " " 22.0 36.0 2.8 0.2 181105 7531. " " 44.5 74.0 Br 4.4 0.9 181106 7532. " " 42.5 84.5 4.2 0.9 181107 7533. " " 33.0 70.0 3.9 0.6 181108 7534. " " 46.0 79.0 Br. 4.5 1.0 181109 7535. " " 43.5 87.5 4.5 1.0 181110 7536. " " 39.5 80.5 3.7 0.7 181111 7537. " " 43.0 89.5 4.5 1.0 181112 7538. " " 31.0 63.5 3.8 0.6 181113 7539. " " 44.5 100.0 5.0 1.2 181114 7540. " " 41.5 91.0 4.6 0.8 181115 7541. " " 43.5 80.0 4.5 0.9 181116 7542. " " 29.0 57.5 4.0 0.5 181117 7543. " " 35.5 73.5 3.7 0.7 181118 7544. " " 33.5 70.0 3.5 0.5 181119 7545. " " 38.5 84.5 3.7 0.8 181120 7546. " " 43.0 77.0 4.3 0.9 181121 7547. " " 41.5 87.0 4.9 1.1 181122 7548. " " 33.0 68.0 3.5 0.6 181123 7549. " " 43.0 77.0 4.4 0.9 181124 7550. " " 43.5 92.0 4.8 1.1 181125 7551. " " 45.5 91.5 5.0 1.1
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Seib, R. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Scenic to Euclid between Rose and Vine 3 Jan 7552. Batrachoseps attenuatus 34.0 73.5 3.6 0.7 181127 7553. " " 37.0 69.0 4.0 0.7 181128 7554. " x 36.5 75.0 3.9 0.7 181129 7555. " " 39.0 78.0 4.7 1.0 181130 7556. " " 31.5 65.0 4.0 0.7 181131 7557. " " 43.0 102.0 4.2 1.1 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, 3637 Durant (near College) 4 Jan 7558. Aneides lugubris 21 34 3.3 0.3 180461 7559. " " 23 35 3.8 0.2 180462 7560. " " 47 77 8.2 1.6 180463 7561. " " 77 138 12.5 6.5 180464 7562. " " 79 139 13.0 6.6 180465 7563. " " 80 141 12.7 7.2 180466 7564. " " 85 146 11.1 7.4 180467 7565. " " 85 150 12.3 9.3 180468 7566. " " 82 143 14.8 8.7 180469 7567. Batrachoseps attenuatus 40 85 3.7 0.6 180470 7568. " " 31 60 3.7 0.3 180471 7569. " " 28 43 3.1 0.2 180472 7570. " " 27 53 3.3 0.2 180473 7571. " " 43 94 4.5 0.9 180474 7572. " " 42 72 4.5 0.7 180475 7573. " " 40 93 4.4 0.8 180476 7574. " " 37 76 4.1 0.6 190477 7575. " " 37 83 4.3 0.6
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Seib, A. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, 2637 Durant (near College) 4 Jan 7576. Batrachoseps attenuatus 34 total 74 diam 3.6 wt. 0.4 7577. " " 32 65 3.7 0.4 7578. " " 33 67 3.7 0.3 7579. " " 44 96 4.7 0.9 7580. " " 29 55 3.1 0.3 7581. " " 32 56 3.8 0.4 7582. " " 29 56 3.0 0.2 7583. " " 34 71 3.7 0.4 7584. " " 41 67 3.9 0.5 7585. " " 37 75 3.7 0.6 7586. " " 46 97 4.8 0.9 7587. " " 43 97 4.4 0.8 7588. " " 43 95 4.6 0.8 7589. " " 44 93 4.5 0.8 7590. " " 44 98 4.4 0.8 7591. " " 35 76 3.5 0.4 7592. " " 38 77 4.1 0.6 7593. " " 38 83 4.5 0.7 7594. " " 42 81 3.9 0.6 7595. " " 40 90 4.6 0.7 7596. " " 48 88 4.9 0.9 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Oxford (near Emice) 4 Jan 7597. Aneides lugubris 20 33 3.4 0.2 7598. " " 21 36 3.5 0.2 7599. " " 22 36 3.6 0.2 7600. " " 24 39 4.0 0.3
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{ "text": "A, dis\n1991\n\n4 Jan\n5736. Dystachya alternata (Ducke) A. Camara var. ciliata\n0.2 0.8 22 22 . 11 15724\n0.2 0.3 22 22 . 11 15725\n0.2 0.3 23 23 . 11 15726\n0.2 0.8 23 23 . 11 15727\n0.2 0.3 23 23 . 11 15728\n0.2 0.3 23 23 . 11 15729\n0.2 0.4 23 23 . 11 15730\n0.2 0.4 24 24 . 11 15731\n0.2 0.8 24 24 . 11 15732\n0.2 0.4 25 25 . 11 15733\n0.2 0.8 25 25 . 11 15734\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15735\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15736\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15737\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15738\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15739\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15740\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15741\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15742\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15743\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15744\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15745\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15746\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15747\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15748\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15749\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15750\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15751\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15752\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15753\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15754\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15755\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15756\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15757\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15758\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15759\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15760\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15761\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15762\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15763\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15764\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15765\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15766\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15767\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15768\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15769\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15770\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15771\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15772\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15773\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15774\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15775\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15776\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15777\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15778\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15779\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15780\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15781\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15782\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15783\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15784\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15785\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15786\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15787\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15788\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15789\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15790\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15791\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15792\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15793\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15794\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15795\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15796\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15797\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15798\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15799\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15800\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15801\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15802\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15803\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15804\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15805\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15806\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15807\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15808\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15809\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15810\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15811\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15812\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15813\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15814\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15815\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15816\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15817\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15818\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15819\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15820\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15821\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15822\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15823\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15824\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15825\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15826\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15827\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15828\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15829\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15830\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15831\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15832\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15833\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15834\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15835\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15836\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15837\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15838\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15839\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15840\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15841\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15842\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15843\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15844\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15845\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15846\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15847\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15848\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15849\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15850\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15851\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15852\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15853\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15854\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15855\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15856\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15857\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15858\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15859\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15860\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15861\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15862\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15863\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15864\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15865\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15866\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15867\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15868\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15869\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15870\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15871\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15872\n0.2 0.8 26 26 . 11 15873\n0.2 0.8 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, A. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Oxford (near Eunice) 180503 4 Jan 7601. Aneides lugubris 34 55 dig m 0.7 180504 7602. " " 38 57 6.2 0.9 180505 7603. " " 45 76 8.0 1.6 180506 7604. " " 55 95 9.2 2.8 180507 7605. " " 65 116 10.7 4.5 180508 7606. " " 67 119 9.8 4.2 180509 7607. Batrachoseps attenuatus 180510 7608. " " 180511 7609. " " 180512 7610. " " 180513 7611. " " 180514 7612. " " 180515 7613. " " 180516 7614. " " 180517 7615. " " 180518 7616. " " 180519 7617. " " 180520 7618. " " 180521 7619. " " 180522 7620. " " 180523 7621. " " 180524 7622. " " 180525 7623. " " 180526 7624. " " 180527 7625. " " 180528 7626. " " 180529 7627. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Oxford (near Eunice) 4 Jan 180530 7628. Batrachoseps attenuatus 181087 7629. " " 181088 7630. " " California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. W of Farmer's Market and below Beach St., South facing slope. 5 Jan 7631. Gerrhonotus coeruleus 93 + 97 Broken 16.0 gm 7632. " " 54 + 40 Broken 2.1 7633. " " 56 + 74 3.1 7634. Thamnophis elegans 159 + 55 wt. 180445 7635. " 173 + 57 4.5 7636. " 230 + 69 8.8 7637. " 260 + 89 11.5 7638. " 267 + 75 12.7 181089 7639. Batrachoseps attenuatus 43 total diam wt. 100 5.0 0.9 181090 7640. " 45 97 4.7 0.8 181091 7641. " 42 93 4.8 0.7 181092 7642. " 44 85 3.9 0.6 181093 7643. " 40 76 4.0 0.5 181094 7644. " 38 80 3.6 0.5 181095 7645. " 52 131 5.3 1.3 181096 7646. " 49 103 5.0 0.9 181097 7647. " 29 59 3.1 0.2 181098 7648. " 25 40 3.0 0.1 181099 7649. " 36 65 3.6 0.3 7650. " " 7651. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California San Francisco Co. San Francisco, Alemany Blvd., W of Farmer's Market and below Bache St., South-facing slope 5 Jan 7652. Batrachoseps attenuates 7653. || 7654. || 7655. || 7656. || 7657. || 7658. || 7659. || 7660. || 7661. || 7662. || 7663. || 7664. || 7665. || 7666. || 7667. || 7668. || 7669. || 7670. || 7671. || 7672. || 7673. || 7674. || 7675. || 7676. || 7677. ||
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Seib, R. 1981 California San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd., W of Farmer's Market and below Bach St., South-facing slope 5 Jan 7678. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7679. || || 7680. || || 7681. || || 7682. || || 7683. || || 7684. || || 7685. || || 7686. || || 7687. || || 7688. || || 7689. || || 7690. || || 7691. || || 7692. || || 7693. || || 7694. || || 7695. || || 7696. || || 7697. || || 7698. || || 7699. || || 7700. || || 7701. || || 7702. || || 7703. || ||
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Seib, R. 1981 California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd., W of Farmer's Market and below Bache St., South facing slope 5 Jan 7704. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7705. " ' 7706. ' ' 7707. '' '' California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd near Mission St., North facing slope 5 Jan 7708. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7709. '' '' 7710. '' '' 7711. " " 7712. " " 7713. '' ' 7714. ' ' 7715. '' '' 7716. '' '' 7717. '' '' 7718. '' '' 7719. '' '' 7720. " " 7721. " " 7722. ' ' 7723. '' '' 7724. '' '' 7725. '' '' 7726. '' '
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Seib, R. 1981 California San Francisco Co., San Francisco Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7727, Batrachoseps attenuatus 7728. " " 7729. " " 7730. " " 7731. " " 7732. " " 7733. ' " 7734. " " 7735 i " 7736. " " 7737. " ' 7738. .. " 7739. .. " 7740. " " 7741. , ' 7742. " " 7743. .. ' 7744 , ' 7745. " ' 7746. " " 7747. " ' 7748. ' " 7749. .. " 7750. ' " 7751. " ' 7752. .. '
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Seib, R. 1981 California San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7753. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7754. " " 7755. " " 7756. " " 7757. " " 7758. " " 7759. " " 7760. " " 7761. " " 7762. " " 7763. " " 7764. " " 7765. " " 7766. " " 7767. " " 7768. " " 7769. " " 7770. " " 7771. " " 7772. " " 7773. " " 7774. " " 7775. " " 7776. " " 7777. " " 7778. " "
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Seib, A. 1981 Calif., San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7779. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7780. " " 7781. " " 7782. " " 7783. " " 7784. " " 7785. " " 7786. " " 7787. " " 7788. " " 7789. " " 7790. " " 7791. " " 7792. " " 7793. " " 7794 " " " 7795. " " 7796. " " 7797. " " 7798. " " 7799. " " 7800. " " 7801. " " 7802. " " 7803. " " 7804. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California San Francisco Co., San Francisco Alameda Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jun 7805. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7806. " 7807. " 7808. " 7809. " 7810. " 7811. " 7812. " 7813. " 7814. " 7815. " 7816. " 7817. " 7818. " 7819. " 7820. " 7821. " 7822. " 7823. " 7824. " 7825. " 7826. " 7827. " 7828. " 7829. " 7830. "
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Seib, R. 1980 California, San Francisco (o. San Francisco, Germany Blvd. near- Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7831. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7832. " " 7833. " "" 7834. " " "" 7835. " " "" 7836. " "" 7837. " " 7838. " "" 7839. " " 7840. " "" 7841. " "" 7842. " " 7843. " "" 7844. " "" 7845. " " 7846. " "" 7847. " "" 7848. " "" 7849. " "" 7850. " "" 7851. " " 7852. " "" 7853. " "" 7854. " "" 7855. " " 7856. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California, San Francisco, Ca., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7935. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7936. " " 7937. " " 7938. " " 7939. " " 7940. " " 7941. " " 7942. " " 7943. " " 7944. " " 7945. " " 7946. " " 7947. " " 7948. " " 7949. " " 7950. " " 7951. " " 7952. " " 7953. " " 7954. " " 7955. y " 7956. " " 7957. " " 7958. " " 7959. " " 7960. y "
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Seib, R. 1981 California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7909. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7910. 11 11 7911. 11 11 7912. 4 4 7913. 11 11 7914. 11 11 7915. 11 11 7916. 11 4 7917. 11 11 7918. 11 11 7919. 11 11 7920. 11 11 7921. 4 11 7922. 11 11 7923. 11 11 7924. 11 11 7925. 4 11 7926. 11 11 7927. 11 11 7928. 4 4 7929. 11 11 7930. 4 11 7931. 4 4 7932. 4 11 7933. 11 4 7934. 11 4
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Seib, R. 1981 California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7883. Batrachoseps attenuates 7884. || 7885. || 7886. || 7887. || 7888. || 7889. || 7890. || 7891. || 7892. || 7893. || 7894. || 7895. || 7896. || 7897. || 7898. || 7899. || 7900. || 7901. || 7902. || 7903. || 7904. || 7905. || 7906. || 7907. || 7908. ||
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Seib, A. 1981 California, San Francisco la, San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7857. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7858. " " 7859. " " 7860. " " 7861. " 4 7862. 4 " 7863. " " 7864. 4 " 7865. " " 7866. 4 " 7867. " " 7868. " " 7869. " 4 7870. 4 " 7871. 4 " 7872. " " 7873. 4 " 7874. 4 " 7875. " " 7876. 4 " 7877. " (1 7878. " 1, 7879. " " 7880. 4 4 7881. 4 "' 7882. 4 3
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Seib, R. 1981 California, San Francisco Co., San Francisco, Alemany Blvd. near Mission St., North-facing slope 5 Jan 7961. Batrachoseps attenuatus 7962. " 7963. " 7964. " 7965. " 7966. " 7967. " 7968. " 7969. " 7970. " 7971. " 7972. " 7973. " 7974. " 7975. " 7976. " 7977. " 7978. " 7979. " 7980. " 7981. " 7982. " 7983. " 7984. " 7985. "
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Seib, R. 1981 California, Alameda Co., Berkeley, Dervent nr. College 20 Mar 7986. Anides logubris 7987. " " California, San Bernardino Co., Pisgah Crater 54918 8 May 7988. Diposaurus dorsalis 33+30 69.0 d.am 19Hd 15Bd 54919 7989. Digosaurus dorsalis 111+202 44.5 15hd 20bd 154920 7990. " " 88+164 19.0 12 & 16 54921 7991. " " 71+136 8.6 9.5 & 12 154900 7992. Cnemidophorus tigris 91+222 23.0 13 & 14 154901 7993. " " 89+240 20.0 12+14 CAS 154902 7994. " " 91+226 20.5 12+14 CAS 154903 7995. " " 79+178 13.0 9+11 California: San Bernardino Co., 5.2 mi N (US HWY 395) Kramer JCT DOR 10 May 7996. Pituophis melanoleucus 925+160 290 California: Inyo Co., 9.5 mi W (by CA HWY 190) Pamamint Valley Rd. Muz 176041 DOR 10 May 7997. Leptotyphlops humilis 231+11 1.9 California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi SW (car) Panamint Springs 154861 10 May 7998. Calisaurus draconoides 56+82 4.0 CAS 154862 7999. " " 61+86 6.0 CAS 154951 8000. Uta stansburiana 44+22 3.4 CAS 154904 8001. Cnemidophorus tigris 79+173 12.0
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A. 252 1891 " " " " 7846 " " " " 7844 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] .7846 [illegible] [illegible] .7845 31-21 2.11 T61+28 " " .970 A1729 2.8 .61+14 " " .190 H121 0.0 .88+1P (neurophysis) .845 41-41 0.0 .91+.92 " " .973 41-61 2.05 .96+1P " " .974 H1+F 0.31 .94+18 " " .972 (3F1 T4K 8) X in (2, 2) combined and monofila) [illegible] obs. ex-ov. Spermatozoon elongatg .977 ymN.01, ? (OPI T4W 6) ,d) in ?P, n) andT:inistile) P.I H+184 (illegible) .977 ymN.01 A [illegible] P.F .93+.92 [illegible] .977 ymN.05 1,3 43+12 " " .970 H.X 68+24 (illegible) .0008 A.SI .95+95 (illegible) .978
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs 11 May 8002. Nemicophorus tigris 54 + 72 WT 92 + 233 20.5 8003. " " BREAK 89 + 81 (AT 73) 17.0 8004. " " 81 + 191 14.0 8005. " " 66 + 165 6.8 8006. " " 89 + 106 (BREAK) 19.5 California: Inyo Co., 7.5 mi. W (by CA HWY 190) Panamint Valley Rd. 10 May 8007. Coleonyx variegatus 8008. " " California: San Bernardino Co., Pisgah Crater 8 May 8009. Uma scoparia California: Kern Co., Lower SE Slopes of Tehachapi Mtns. on CA HWY 58 11 May 8010. Xantusia vigilis California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs 10-11 May 8011. Bufo punctatus (amplexus) 8012. " " " 8013. Bufo boreas (larvae) 8014. Neotoma fuscipes 8015. Peromyscus maniculatus
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Seb, A. 1981 California: Kern Co., 20 mi SE (by AH458) Bakersfield at (A99 11 May 8016. Lampropeltis getulus DOR California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs 10-11May 8017. Bufo boreas 8018. " " 8019. " " 8020. " " 8021. " " 8022. " " 8023. " " 8024. " " 8025. " " 8026. " " 8027. " " 8028. " " 8029. " " 8030. " " 8031. " " 8032. " " 8033. " " 8034. " " 8035. " " 8036. " " 8037. " " 8038. " " 8039. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs. 10-11 May 8040. Bufo boreas 8041. '' '' 8042. '' '' 8043. '' '' 8044. '' '' 8045. '' '' 8046. '' '' 8047. '' '' 8048. '' '' 8049. '' '' 8050. '' '' 8051. '' '' 8052. '' '' 8053. '' '' Pinole, Contra Costa County, California 15 April 180440 8054. Coluber constrictor 578+210mm 60.1 gm. 180441 (fresh->) HL=21.7mm HW=10.3 Body=10.6mm California: Contra Costa Co., 0.5 mi. E (Wildcat (syn Ad.) Inspiration Point 25 May 8055. Pituophis melanoleucus 362+57mm 35.1 gm (fresh->) HL=18.2 HW=10.5 Body=9.5 mm In shed, under asphalt rock, N-facing slope
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Alameda Co., 8.3 mi S (via Mines Rd) Jct Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June DOR 8056. Pituophis melanoleucus All fresh measurements HL=36.8mm HW=20.3mm Body=19.8mm 1127+204mm 504.0gm California: Alameda Co., 9.8 mi S (Mines Rd) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8057. Pituophis melanoleucus HL=36.6 HW=18.9 Body=25.4 1123+212mm 745.0gm California: Alameda Co., 10.8 mi S (Mines Rd) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8058. Crotalus viridis HL=32.8 HW=23.7 Body=33.4 628+50 not rattle 255.8 gm California: Alameda Co., 10.2 mi S (Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June DOR 8059. Pituophis melanoleucus HL=19.6 HW=10.7 Body=10.3 438+56 34.0 gm California: Alameda Co., 9.2 mi S (Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8060. Crotalus viridis HL=22.3 HW=15.2 Body=13.8 348+22 17.0 gm
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Alameda Co., [4.3] mi S (Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8061. Pituophis melanoleucus 339+46m 14.5 gm DOR Head distorted Body = 10.5 mm California: Alameda Co., 1.9 mi S (Mines Rd) JCT Mines Rd/Tessla Rd 2 June 8062. Pituophis melanoleucus 792+98mm 79.5 gm DOR HL = 23.5mm HW = 15.0 mm Body = 14.6 mm California: Alameda Co., 3.6 mi E (Tesla Rd.) JCT Mines Rd/Tessla Rd 2 June 8063. Pituophis melanoleucus 710+107 123.4 gm DOR HL = 25.3 HW=13.7 Body = 15.1 California: Alameda Co., 6.6 mi. E (Tesla Rd) JCT Mines Rd/Tessla Rd 2 June 8064. Pituophis melanoleucus 1063+193 509.5 gm DOR HL = 34.8 HW=19.0 Body = 30.3 California: San Joaquin Co., 1.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 2 June 8065. Pituophis melanoleucus 513+95 55.5 gm DOR HL = 22.1 HW=10.6 Body=11.2
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A. dia(1904) TST (H.A. on A.)? in P.I. (a) abooskA simula mp 2:PI 375-400 TST (H.A.on A.) in P.I. (a) abooskA simula(1p) mp 2:PF m 2P+6PE TST (H.A.on A.) in P.I. (a) abooskA simula(1p) mp 4:PL 501-61F TST (H.A.on A.) in P.I. (a) abooskA simula(1p) mp 2:PO? (PI+6PE) walh (mga) W in 2:(a) aippot an9.ip 082-I.(b9 mp 2:22 TP+P1 204
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Joaquin Co., 3.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580. 2 June 8066. Crotalus viridis 456 + 39 mm 70.5 gm. HL = 26.5 mm HW = 19.1 mm Body = 14.3 mm California: San Joaquin Co., 6.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580 2 June 8067. Pituophis melanolleucus 510 + 85 55.0 gm DOR HL = 21.5 HW = 19.9 Body = 13.6 mm California: San Joaquin Co., 7.5 mi W (via Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 2 June 8068. Crotalus viridis 770 + 49 437.3 gm. HL = 34.5 HW = 26.6 Body = 42.9 California: San Joaquin Co., 4.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 2 June 8069. Pituophis melanolleucus 798 + 137 207.1 gm HL = 30.3 HW = 17.6 Body = 19.4 California: Alameda Co., 13.2 mi S (Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8070. Cnemidophorus tigris ~130 + 266 42.5 gm. California: Alameda Co., 3.8 mi S (Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 2 June 8071. Rana boylei
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.0 mi. W (by Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 4 June 8072. Rhinocheilus lecontei 146 gm. California: Inyo Co., 7.0 mi. W (ca.190) Panamint Springs 13 June 8073. Crotalus cerastes 402+40 mm 50.5 gm. 8074. 11 11 368+35 37.0 California: Inyo Co., 2.9 mi. W (ca.190) Panamint Springs 13 June 8075. Crotalus cerastes 207+15 5.5 California: Inyo Co., 0-10 mi. W (ca.190) Panamint Springs CAS 154866 13 June 8076. Coleonyx variegatus ♂ 60+59 2.5 CAS 154867 8077. " " ♂ 62+65 4.2 CAS 154868 8078. " " ♀ 60+46 reg. 3.0 CAS 154869 8079. " " ♂ 53+52 2.6 CAS 154870 8080. " " ♀ 58+59 3.2 CAS 154871 8081. " " ♂ 65 br. 3.8 California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca.2 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs 13 June 8082♀ Peromyscus maniculatus Formalin 8083. Dipodomys mc " [to Phil Brylski] 8084. " " " 8085. " " " 8086.♂ 220-132-36-13= 35.0 gm " " " 8087.♂ 245-148-34-14= 34.0 gm " " " CAs 154843 8088. Uta stansburiana ♀ 45+45 reg. 2.6
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Inyo Co., Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Panmint Springs 8089. Bufo larvae 14 June 8090. Bufo punctatus x boreas 8091. Bufo boreas 8092. " " [to Harry Greene] cns 154856 8093. ♀ Callisaurus draconoides 63+90 mm 6.9 gm cns 154857 8094. ♀ " " 71+98 mm 9.0 gm cns 154858 8095. ♂ " " 85+111 mm 17.0 gm cns 154859 8096. ♂ " " 58+87 mm 5.4 gm cns 154932 8097. ♂ Gambelia wislizeni 94+210 mm 17.5 gm cns 154933 8098. ♀ " " 118+253 mm 39.0 gm 8099. ♂ " NOT collected" 105+144 rev 29.7 gm MVZ 229011 8100. ♂ Crotaphytus bicinctores 95+198 mm 24.5 gm 8101. Crotalus cerastes 285+25 mm 36.0 gm California: Inyo Co., 0-10 mi. W (CA 190) Panamint Springs 14 June 8102. ♀ Coleonyx variegatus 53+53 mm 1.8 gm 873 8103. " " 8104. " " California: Inyo Co., 6.5 mi. W Panamint Springs on Hwy 190 14 June 8105. Crotalus mitchelli 274+23 mm 13.0 gm California: Inyo Co., 4.1 mi. W Panamint Springs on Hwy 190 14 June 8106. Crotalus cerastes 228+14 mm 9.6 gm
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Inyo Co., 2.1 mi East (CA 190) Panamint Springs 180437 14 June 8107. Chionactis occipitalis 187 + 36 mm 3.0 gm California: Inyo Co., ca 10 mi NE (Hwy 4) Trout, [int] 15 June 8108. Masticophis flagellum 518+ 184 mm 37.5 gm DOR California: Inyo Co., JCT Panamint Valley Rd./Trout Wildhorse Rd 234 15 June 8109. ?Phrynosoma platyrhinos 74 + 23 cut mm 16.5 gm California: Inyo Co., Darkin Falls stream, ca 2 mi SW (air) Panamint Springs 15 June 8110. Perognathus 192-192-31-13 = 16.5 gm. Formalin [Phil Brylski] 8111. J 190-105-24+13 = 17.0 gm. stull only 11 8112. ? Ammospermophilus 205-55-35-10 = 82.0 gm stull only 8113. Dipodomys skull only 8114. Peromyscus maniculatus skull only California: San Bernardino Co., Owl Canyon, 10 mi N (airline) of Barstow at I-40 54860 16 June 8115 ?Callisaurus draconoides 81 + 56 reg. mm 14.0 gm MVZ 229014 8116. Rotaphytus bicinctores 74+153 mm 11.5 gm 8117. ? Gambelia wislizenii NOT collected 86+199 16.5 gm cas 154910 8118. Cnemidophorus tigris 77 + 210 mm 11.5 gm 8119. Dipodomys [to A. Murey & P. Brylski] 8120. Dipodomys 11 8121. Perognathus [P. Brylski]
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Riverside Co., 1.5 mi E (air) Cabezon 1952/16 June 8122. Urosaurus graciosus 55+119 mm 3.3 gm cns 154841 8123. Uta stansburiana 49+50 reg. mm 2.7 gm cns 154842 8124. " " 23+6 tot. mm 0.3 gm cns/154911 8125. Cnemidophorus tigris MVZ 180438 8126. Chionactis occipitalis 245 +51 mm 7.4 gm MVZ 180439 8127. " " 236+47 mm 6.8 gm 176078 MVZ 8129. " " 242 +53 mm 7.3 gm California: San Bernardino Co., 23 mi N (Fort Irwin Rd.) Barstow 16 June 8129. Crotalus cerastes 267+25 mm 16.0 gm dor California: San Bernardino Co., 1.6 mi E (by CA 62) of JCT (CA 62-CA 347 [at Victorville] 16 June 8130. Crotalus cerastes 252+22 mm 15.0 gm dor California: San Bernardino Co., 7.6 mi N (by CA 347) of Jct. (CA 62 / CA 347) [at Victorville 16 June 8131. Crotalus scutulatus 822+67 mm 180.0 gm dor California: San Bernardino Co., 3.6 mi S (CA 347) of Barstow at I-15 16 June 8132. Crotalus cerastes 216+14 mm 8.9 gm
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Sp:b, R. 1981 (California: Riverside Co., I.5 mi. E (air) Cabezon 16 June 8133. (nemidophorus tigris CAS 154913 8134. " CAS 154914 8135. " California: San Bernardino Co., 14. mi. S (CA 647) Barstow 16 June 8136. Lampropeltis getulus 409+55 81.0 gm Not collected California: San Bernardino Co., 3.2 mi. N (A47) 16 June 8137. Lampropeltis getulus 459+61 28.0 gm [Are utra] not collected 17 June 8138. Urosaurus graciosus 55+115 mm 3.8 gm 17 June 8139. Chionactis occipitalis 290+52 mm 11.5 gm California: San Bernardino Co., 10.9 mi. S (CA 647) I-15 17 June 8140. Crotalus scutulatus 428+23 mm 90.0 gm California: San Bernardino Co., 12.7 mi. S (CA 647) I-15 17 June 8141. Crotalus cerastes 335+30 mm 43.0 gm 17 June 8142. Coleonyx variegatus 56+12 cut mm 2.8 gm
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Seib, R. 1981 (California: San Bernardino Co., 3.1 mi S (CA 247) of I-15 17 June 8143. Crotalus cerastes 223+22 mm 10.5 gm 8144. " " 249+17 mm 12.0 gm (California: San Bernardino Co., 5.6 mi S (CA 247) of I-15 17 June 8145. Crotalus cerastes 309+27 mm 27.5 gm 8146. " " 286+21 mm 20.0 gm (California: San Bernardino Co., 9.1 mi S (CA 247) of I-15 17 June 8147. Crotalus cerastes 504+34 mm 110.0 gm (California: San Bernardino Co., 8.7 mi S (CA 247) of I-15 17 June 8148. Crotalus cerastes 221+18 mm 10.5 gm (California: San Bernardino Co., 8.2 mi S (CA 247) I-15 17 June 8149. Pituophis melanoleucus 1012+143 mm 310.0 gm DOR (California: San Bernardino Co., Ord Mountains off (CA 247 17 June 8150. Neotoma fuscipes skull only 8151. Perognathus longimembris [to P. Brylsti] 8152. Perognathus formosus " 8153. Dipodomys [to A. Marey & P. Brylsti] 8154. " 8155. ", 8156. : 8157. " 8158. " 8159. ",
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Bernardino Co., Ord Mus off HWY 247. C4 17 June 8160. Dipodomys [to R. Macey & P. Bysthi] California: San Bernadino Co., 15 mi. N (Fort Irwin Rd.) Barstow. 15 June 8161. Rhinocheilus lecontei 89. gm (R. Macey 101) // California: San Joaquin Co., 1.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) of I-5. 23 July 8162. Pituophis melanoleucus 1149+199mm 556.9 gm California: Alameda Co., 12.3mi W (Corral Hollow Rd) of I-5 [and 5.1mi W (rd) of San Joaquin Co. line] 23 July 8163. Dipodomys heermani [to P.Bysthi] DOR (22:40) Oregon: Benton Co., 3.7 mi. SW (by Oregon HWY 34) Philomath. June 8164. ♀ Coluber constrictor 626+211m 84.7gm 55524375♀ Pituophis. no eggs 1000+196, 365 gm after defecation road + fur Oregon: Benton Co., 3.7 mi. SW (by Oregon June HWY 34) Philomath. 8165. ♀ Coluber constrictor 763+267 190. gm Ln wd wt. Ln wd wt. eggs 20 July 38.3 16.5 5.68 21July 36.2 19.0 7.92 20 July 35.7 19.0 7.70 21 July 37.1 18.4 7.74 20 July 36.6 16.6 5.55 24July 31.3 16.9 4.93 20 July 35.8 16.6 5.40 27 July 37.2 17.0 6.23 21 July 32.6 17.0 5.28 Find♀ Wt. = 127.0 gm
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Santa Clara Co., 21.5 mi S (by Mines Rd.) JCT Mines/Tessla Rds. mvz 176070 7 Aug 8166. ? Sceloporus occidentalis 187+70 reg 13.5 gm California: Santa Clara Co., 2.1 mi W (by Patterson Pass Rd) Santa Clara/Stanislaus Co. line, and 23.5 mi W (by Patterson Pass Rd.) I-5. mvz 176068 1 Aug 8167. Phrynosoma coronatum 3♂+13♀ 2.0 gm 176069 8168. "" "" 30+12♀ 2.0 gm California: Stanislaus Co., 5.8 mi W (by Patterson Pass Rd.) I-5. 1 Aug 8169. Sylvilagus auduboni (skull only) 8170. "" "" "" "" California: Alameda Co., 17.3 mi S (by Mines Rd.) JCT Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 1 Aug 8171.♀ Pituophis melanoleucus 434+69 30.5 gm DOR Michigan: Washtenaw Co., Ann Arbor, Miller at Wines 26 Aug 8172. Thamnophis butleri Michigan: Washtenaw Co., Ann Arbor, Dartmoor & Liberty 26 Aug 8173. Ambystoma maculatum 8174. "" "" 8175. "" "" 8176. "" ""
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Seib, R. 1981 Michigan: Washtenaw Co., Ann Arbor, Dartmoor & Liberty 26 Aug 8177. Ambystoma maculatum 8178. " " 8179. " " 8180. " " 8181. " " 8182. " " 8183. .1 " 8184. " " 8185. Notophthalmus viridescens 8186. " " 8187. " " 8188. Bufo americanus Michigan: Washtenaw Co., Ypsilanti Armory 25 Aug 8189. Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum Michigan: Oakland Co., Proud Lake Rec. Area 30 Aug 8190. Ambystoma 8191. Ambystoma tigrinum 8192. Bufo americanus 8193. " " 8194. " " 8195. " " 8196. " " 8197. " " 8198. " " 8199. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 Michigan: Oakland Co., Proud Lake Res. Area 30 Aug 8200. Rana pipiens 8201. ? Thamnophis s. sirtalis 8202. Thamnophis s. sirtalis California: Mono Co., Bodie, 2 mi SW (air), elev. 8000; Sec. 34, T. 4N., R. 26E., Bodie Hills 19 Aug 1980 8203. Peromyscus maniculatus 8204. " " killed 3 Sept. 1981 California: Riverside Co., Whitewater Canyon, 4.5 mi N (rd) I-10 5 Sept. 8205. ? Thamnophis couchi 85.5 gm. 557+155 mm (on rd. at night) California: Riverside Co., Cabezon, 1.5 mi E (air) Cabezon 6 176754 Sept. 8206. Cnemidophorus tigris 9.6 gm 71+198 mm 176755 8207. " " 2.5 46+117 176756 8208. " " 1.7 40+102 176757 8209. " " 3.0 50+134 176758 8210. " " 1.5 45+117 176759 8211. " " 1.5 40+97 176760 8212. Uta stansburiana 2.7 48+84 176761 8213. " " 1.8 40+71 176762 8214. " " 1.2 35+63 176763 8215. " " 0.9 32+59 176764 8216. " " 1.8 41+78 176765 8217. " " 0.8 29+31 recy 176766 8218. " " 1.2 35+66
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Seib, R. 1981 6 Sept. 176767 California: Riverside Co., Cabazon 1.5 mi E (air) Cabazon 8219. U+9 stansburiana 1.8gm 40 + 81mm 176768 8220. " " 1.4 38 + 64 176769 8221. " " 1.6 40 +53 reg 5 Sept. DOR California: Riverside Co., Whitewater Canyon, 1.4 mi N (rd) I-10 8222. ?Crotalus ruber 105.1 gm 606+41mm 11 July California: Shasta Co., Burney, 7.0 mi W (rd.) [on A 299] 8223. Charina bottae 550 + 62 90.gm 8224. " " 440+42 50. gm [not collected (both tails scarred) 15 Sept. California: Alameda Co., Berkeley, Strawberry Canyon 8225. Gerrhonotus coeruleus 56+97 reg 14.0 gm 8226. Thamnophis elegans 523+154 73.5 gm 18 Sept. California: Alameda Co., Berkeley 14:11 8227.Pituophis melanoleucus 665+105 118.6 gm coll. S.D. Busack 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 2.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8228. Pituophis melanoleucus 66 349+53 14.0g. DOR MvZ 176701 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 2.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8229. Pituophis melanoleucus 63 318+47 11.5 g. ? MvZ 176702
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Seib, R. 1981 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8230. Rhinocheilus lecontei 243+37 6.5g. MUZ 176703 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 2.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8231. Lampropeltis getulus 308+45 13.0g. 176704 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 3.2 mi. W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8232♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 70 344+55 13.0g. 176705 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 4.4 mi. W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176706 8233. Pituophis melanoleucus 64 335+52 16.0g. 176707 8234. " " 62 311+51 14.0g. 19 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 6.7 mi. W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176708 8235. Pituophis melanoleucus 72 320+51 12.5g. 176709 8236♂ " " 81 325+60 15.5g. 19 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 14.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176710 8237. Pituophis melanoleucus 61 320+51 13.5g. 19 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 17.3 mi. W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176711 8238. Pituophis melanoleucus 80 323+61 13.5g. 176712 8239♂ " " 81 327+62 14.5g. 19 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 1.4 mi S (via Minos Rd.) JCT Minos/Tessla Rds. 176713 8240. Pituophis melanoleucus 74 323+55 16.5g. DOR
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Alameda Co., 2.3 mi. S (via Mines Rd) JCT Mines/Tessla Rd 19 Sept. 8241. Bufo boreas California: Alameda Co., 12.7 mi. W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176714 20 Sept. 8242? Pituophis melanoleucus 77 349 + 67 16.5g 176715 8243. " " 83 403 + 52 10.0 g Both DOR California: San Joaquin Co., 4.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176716 20 Sept. 8244? Pituophis melanoleucus 67 361 + 63 17.5 g DOR 19:05 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176717 20 Sept. 8245. Pituophis melanoleucus 84 367 + 58 19.5 g California: San Joaquin Co., 3.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176718 20 Sept. 8246. Pituophis melanoleucus 65 285 + 53 8.0 g DOR 19:40 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176719 20 Sept. 8247. Pituophis melanoleucus 66 340 + 50 17.0 g 19:40 California: San Joaquin Co., 4.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176720 20 Sept. 8248? Pituophis melanoleucus 82 405 + 54 9.0 g 20:00 California San Joaquin Co., 5.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176721 20 Sept. 8249. Crotalus viridis 280 + 23 15.0 g DOR 20:06 California San Joaquin Co., 4.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176722 20 Sept. 8250. Pituophis melanoleucus 76 347 + 53 16.5 g DOR 20:08
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Joaquin Co., 3.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176723 20 Sept. 8251. Pituophis melanoleucus 65 328 + 50 15.0g 20:15 California: San Joaquin Co., 4.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176724 20 Sept. 8252. Crotalus viridis 260 + 18 13.0g DOR 20:35 California: San Joaquin Co., 6.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176725 20 Sept. 8253. Crotalus viridis 282 + 18 17.0g DOR 20:40 California: Alameda Co., 7.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176726 20 Sept. 8254. Crotalus viridis 2[illegible]66 + 21 16.0g 20:48 California: Alameda Co., 8.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176727 20 Sept. 8255. Crotalus viridis 236 + 13 11.0g 20:55 California: Alameda Co., 2.8 mi S (Mines Rd) JCT Mines/Tesla Rds. 21 Sept. 8256. Lampropeltis getulus 330+52 16.5 18:43 28.2° Allison California: Alameda Co., 14.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176728 21 Sept. 8257. Pituophis melanoleucus 78 320 + 51 12.0g 19:17 16.0° California: San Joaquin Co., 3.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 8258. Bufo boreas California: San Joaquin Co., 2.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176729 21 Sept. 8259. Pituophis melanoleucus 73 360 + 60 15.5g DOR 19:50
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Joaquin Co., 1.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176730 8260. Pituophis melanoleucus 63 347 + 48 17.0g 19:52 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176731 8261. ♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 79 330 + 59 13.5g DOR 20:05 21 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 3.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176732 8262. Pituophis melanoleucus 3 266 + 38 6.0g Arizona elegans 20:09 California: San Joaquin Co., 4.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176733 8263. Pituophis melanoleucus 83 330 + 61 17.0g 20:11 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176734 8264. Pituophis melanoleucus 66 295 + 47 12.5g 20:25 California: San Joaquin Co., 3.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176735 8265. Pituophis melanoleucus 77 330 + 53 11.0g DOR California: San Joaquin Co., 6.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176736 8266. Crotalus viridis 305 + 21 18.5g DOR 20:54 36.8° California: San Joaquin Co., 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176737 8267. Crotalus viridis 277 + 25 13.5g DOR 20:11 California: Alameda Co., 12.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 21 Sept. 176738 8268. ♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 92 316 + 60 12.5g DOR 21:32
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1:56p 8358 Pitophiue wusvolencus D, 210 + 60 19.2g DOK 11:77 8354 Grototus viciis 1H:07 FP + 2F8 8354 Pitophius musvolencus B, 332 + 23 19.2g DOK 21:04 8363 Pitophius usvolencus D, 330 + 61 17.0g DOK 11:04 8361 Pitophius musvolencus D, 562 + 38 19.0g DOK 15:23 8361 Pitophius musvolencus D, 330 + 24 19.2g DOK 10:07 8361 Pitophius musvolencus B, 880 + 23 11.0g DOK 12:57 8361 Grototus viciis 18:24 FP + 2F8 8361 Pitophius musvolencus D, 302 + 91 18.2g DOK 12:26 8358 Pitophius musvolencus B, 216 + 60 19.2g DOK 11:77
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Seib, Robert 1981 21 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 17.8 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176739 8269. Pituophis melanoleucus 80 340+56 11.0g DOR 22:09 21 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 9.1 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176740 8270.♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 75 345+61 18.5g DOR 22:34 26.6°C 21 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 6.5 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176741 8271. Dipodomys heermanni DOR 22:45 21 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 4.1 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176742 8272. Pituophis melanoleucus 68 372+56 21.0g DOR 22:53 21 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 1.7 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176743 8273. Arizona elegans 240+37 6.0g DOR 23:02 24.4°C 21 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 10.7 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176744 8274. Rhinocheilus lecontei 227+33 7.5g DOR 23 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 7.4 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176745 8275. Pituophis melanoleucus 77 312+49 9.0 DOR 29:20 23 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 2.1 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176746 8276. Masticophis flagellum 391+131 13.0 DOR Food=Adult♀UTA 3.4gm 23 Sept. California: San Joaquin Co., 6.6 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176747 8277. Pituophis melanoleucus 74 295+45 8.5
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Seib, Robert 1981 23 Sept. California: Alameda Co., 12.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176747 8278. Pituophis melanoleucus 77 303+53 10.5 DOR California: San Joaquin Co., 2.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 23 Sept. 8279. Pituophis melanoleucus 63 303+45 10.0 DOR 176748 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 23 Sept. 8280. Arizona elegans 22.00 327+34 5.5 176749 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 23 Sept. 8281. Pituophis melanoleucus 22.00 68 361+61 11.5 176750 California: San Joaquin Co., 3.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 23 Sept. 8282. Pituophis melanoleucus 21.60 77 323+56 10.5 176751 California: San Joaquin Co., 4.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176752 23 Sept. 8283. Pituophis melanoleucus 20.90 69 346+62 15.0 California: San Joaquin Co., 1.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 176753 23 Sept. 8284. Rhinocheilus lecontei 21.00 329+36 6.0 Mateo California: San [illegible] Co., SLAC Lands, Stanford University 25 Sept. 8285. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus 910 26 Sept. 8286. Pituophis melanoleucus 8287. Rana catesbiana 8288. " " 176770 8289. " " (larvae) 176771 8290. Rana aurora "
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Seib, Robert 1981 California: San Mateo Co., SLAC Lands, Stanford University 30 Sept. 8291. Hyla regilla 8292. " 8293. " 8294. " 8295. " RLS 8291-8304 = MVZ 176226- 176239 8296. " 8297. " 8298. " 8299. " 8300. " 8301. " 8302. " 8303. " 8304. " MVZ 176811 8305. Coluber constrictor [killed 3 Oct] 621+190mm 64.5 gm 8306. Thamnophis sirtalis California: Calaveras Co., San Andreas 3 Oct 8307. Lampropeltis getulus 682+85 59.5 Ted Rupenfuss
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Seib, R. 1981 México: Baja California Norte, 10 mi SE (Mehay 1) El Rosario 11 Oct. 8308. Tantilla planiceps trop 8309. Chilomeniscus cinctus " 8310. Xantusia vigilis "/ Mexico: Baja California Norte, 9 mi N (Mehay 2) Qtecina 11 Oct. 8311. Leptotyphlops humilis trop 8312. Petrosaurus mearasi " México: Baja California Norte, 18.5 mi S (Mehay 1) Qtecina 11 Oct. 8313. Petrosaurus mearasi México: Baja California Norte, 7 km W (rd) Behind Los Angeles 12 Oct 8314. Sauromalus obesos d 8315. " " d 8316. " " d 8317. Digisaurus dorsalis aliv 8318. Calisaurus draconoides (juv-aliv) 8319. Uta stansburiana aliv 8320. " " " 8321. " " " 8322. " " " 8323. " " " 8324. " " " 8325. " " " 8326. " " " 8327. (nemidophorus) tigris d 8328. (nemidophorus) hyperythrus d
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Seib, R. 1981 California: San Mateo Co., SLAC LANDS, Stanford University 11 Oct TJP 17336. Pituophis melanoleucus 470+89 44.0 gm (w/ food) 31 Oct 8329. Hyla regilla RLS 8329- 8339 8330. " " = MVZ 176772- 176781 8331. " " 8332. " " 8333. " " 8334. " " 8335. " " 8336. " " 8337. " " 8338. " " California: Alameda Co., Corral Hollow 18 Dec 8339. Ambystoma tigrinum californiense 8340. " " " 8341. " " " [ sent to Ron Nussbaum ] California: San Joaquin Co., Corral Hollow 18 Dec 8342. Buto boreas [to D.M. Green] 8343. " " " 8344. " " " 176788 8345. Scaphiopus hammondi; 8346. " " 8347. Hyla regilla 176791 8348. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Contra Costa Co., Wildcat Canyon Rd. 26 Dec. 8349. Taricha 8350. " 8351. " 8352. " 8353. " 8354. " 8355. " 8356. " 8357. " 8358. " 8359. " 8360. " 8361. " 8362. " 8363. " 8364. " 8365. " 8366. " 8367. Aneides lugubris 8368. Ensatina eschscholtzii 8369. " " 8370. " " California: Contra Costa Co., Bear Crk. Rd. 26 Dec. 8371. Ensatina eschscholtzii 176792- 794 8372. " " 8373. " "
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Contra Costa Co., Bear Creek Rd. 26 Dec 8374. Taricha 8375. '' 8376. '' 8377. '' 8378. '' 8379. '' 8380. '' 8381. '' 8382. '' 8383. '' 8384. '' 8385. '' 8386. '' 8387. '' 8388. '' 8389. '' 8390. '' 8391. '' 8392. '' 8393. '' 8394. '' 8395. '' 8396. '' 8397. '' 8398. '' 8399. ''
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Seib, R. 1981 California: Contra Costa Co., Bear Creek Rd. 26 Dec. 8400. Taricha 8401. ↓
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R.L. Seib 1978-1979 Catalogue 1982 #8402-9438
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Seib, R 1982 2.2 mi S (by Swanton Rd.) (a. Hwy 1 at Greyhound Rock Monument, Santa Cruz Co., California 1 Feb 8402. Thamnophis elegans terrestris DOR 2-4 miles E (on Tesla Rd.) of Mines Rd., Alameda Co., (a. 14 Feb 8403. Ambystoma tigrinum californiense 176803 8404. " " " 176804 8405. " " " 176805 8406. " " " 176806 DOR 8407. " " " 176799 8408. Bufo boreas 176800 8409. " " . 8410. " " 8411. Rana aurora 8.5-9.0 miles W (by Coral Hollow Rd.) I-580 Alameda Co. California 15 Feb 8412. Ambystoma tigrinum californiense 176808 8413. " " " 176781 8414. Scaphiopus hammond: 8415. " " 8416. " " 8417. " " 8418. " " 8419. " " 8420. " " 8421. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 8-5-9.0mi W(by Coral Holler Rd) I-580, Alameda Co., Calif. 15 Feb 8422. Scaphiopus hammondi; (76801) 8423. Bufo boreas 1.0-6.0 mi E(on Tesla Rd.)of Hines Rd., Alameda Co., Calif. 15 Feb 8424. Ambystoma tigrinum californiense 8425. " " 8426. " " " 8427. " " " 8428. " " " 8429. " " " 8430. " " " 8431. " " " 8432. " " " (76809) DOR 8433. " " " 8434. Hyla regilla 8435. " " 8436. " " 8437. " " 8438. " " Wente Rd., Livermore, Alameda Co., Calif. 15 Feb 8439. Bufo boreas DOR
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Seib, R. 1982 California: San Mateo Co., San Bruno Mountains, Guadalupe Cyn. 9 May MVZ 229627 8440. Diadophis punctatus MVZ 176813 8441. Pituophis melanoleucus k: Killed 19 July 1983 -1995 8442. ? Thamnophis elegans 16.4 gm 300 + 96 mm 8443. " " " / [illegible] 18.3 310 + 103 8444. " " " [illegible] 17.3 308 + 112 8445. " " " 5.1 gm 211 + 67 176816 California: San Mateo Co., San Bruno Mtns, near Hillside Blvd. 9 May MVZ 178466 8446. Gerrhonotus coeruleus California: Alameda Co., Newark, Newart Blvd. near Coyote Hills Regional Park 14 May MVZ 178467 8447. ? Pituophis melanoleucus 430.3 gm 1032 + 182 mm California: Alameda Co., 12.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178468 8448. ? Pituophis melanoleucus 345 + 49 20.5 gm California: Alameda Co., 7.3 - 9.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178469 178470 8449. ? Crotalus viridis 409 + 27 55.9 gma 8450. " " " 288 + 23 17.6 gma. California: San Joaquin Co., 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178471 8451. ? Pituophis melanoleucus 1143 + 203 520.6 gm California: San Joaquin Co., 3.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178472 8452. ? Pituophis melanoleucus 566 + 90 52.6 gm
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Seib, R 1982 California: San Joaquin Co., 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May 8453. Bufo boreas California: San Joaquin Co., 6.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178473 8454.♀ Crotalus viridis 327 + 20 21.0 gm DOR California: Alameda Co., 7.2 mi W (by Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178474 8455.♂ Crotalus viridis 327 + 26 28.6 DOR California: San Joaquin Co., 4.1-6.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 24 May MVZ 178475 8456.♂ Crotalus viridis 372 + 29 39.0 gms. 178476 8457.♀ || || 357 + 24 32.2 gms 178477 8458.♂ || || 325 + 23 34.3 gms. 178478 8459.♂ || || 357 + 28 34.5 gms California: Alameda Co., Livermore, North L Street 24 May MVZ 228040 8460.♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 772 + 143 181.5 gm DOR MVZ 178463 10 June California: San Joaquin Co., Corral Hollow Rd. 178464 8461. Bufo boreas 8462. || || MVZ 178465 10 June California: Alameda Co., 1 mi E Jct Mines Rd. (on Tesla Rd.) 8463. Bufo boreas
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Seib, R. 1982 mvz 178479 10 June California: Alameda Co., 12.4 mi S (via Mines Rd.) of Jct Mines Rd./Tesla Rd. 8464 Masticophis lateralis 74.6 gm 780+302 DOR mvz 178480 10 June California: San Joaquin Co., 4.1 mi W (via Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 8465 P; + uophis melanoleucus 37.3 gm 459+70 DOR mvz 178455 31 June Korea (SE tip), Paum-au-sq Temple, near Hae-un-dae 한국, 범어사 8466. Rana nigromaculata mvz 178456 8467. 11 11 mvz 178457 8468. Rana dybowskii 8469. 11 11 8470. 11 11 8471. 11 11 mvz 178461 8472. 11 11 mvz 178462 * 8478. HYNOBIUS sp. Korea, Pusan, Marketplace near harbor [한국, 부산, 시장] 18 28 June 8473. Aghistrodon blomhoffi (=독사) DARK (see Gloyd) 19 8474. " " (=살모사) LIGHT Proc. Biol. mvz 178453 8475. Elaphe rufodorsata (=금화사) Soc. Washng by 178454 8476. " " 8477. " " * 8478. 25 July California: Alameda Co., Berkeley, Strawberry Canyon Fire Trail 8479. Diadophis punctatus 4.7 gm 286+62mm (cnotgy)
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Seib, R. 1982 10-15 km N (by rd. to Nueva Alemania) Topochula, Chis., Mexico 8 Aug 177467 8480. Ninia sebae 9.8 241+66 177465 8481. Dermophis mexicanq 89.0 370 177468 8482. " " 30.5 286 177448 8483. Phrynohyas venalosa lost 8484. Bufo 177449 8485. Bufo (anliferus 11.0 177450 8486. " " 3.8 177451 8487. " " 9.2 177452 8488. " " 6.4 177453 8489. Scincella assatam assatum 2.0 Ninia sebae Finca San Jeronimo, elev. 760 m., 7.5 km N (by rd.) Cacaohaten, Chiapas, Mexico 177449 8490. Micrurus nigrocinctus 32.0 483+86 9 Aug 177091 8491. Caniophanes fissiculus Adelphicos quadrigatus 5.0 193+82 Q 1 177490 8492. Ninia sebae 8.4gm. 243+61 177491 8493. " " 0.7gm 95+23 8494. Anolis sp. MEXICO 177473 Day walk, 8495. Ameiva undulata parva 4.3 177474 Lantern 8496. Anolis 4.3 177475 Walk 8497. Scincella assatum 1.4 177476 8498. Bolitoglossa occidentalis 177472 8499. Bufo canaliferus 177478 8500. " " 177479 8501. " " 177480 8502. " "
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{ "text": "[faint backwards text]\n\n10-12 km N (to Mexico) Trip (by car)\n\nDate: 3/11/84\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km. N (by rel.) Cacaohe tan, Chiapas, Mexico 9 Aug 177481 8503. Bufo canaliferus 177482 8504. " " 177483 8506. Moir" " " 177484 8507. " " Lantern 177485 8508. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis cont. 177486 8509. " " 177487 8510. " " 177488 8511. " " 177489 8512. " " 177490 8513. " " 177491 8514. " " 177492 8515. Syttophus rubrimaculatus 177493/10 Aug 8516. Ninia sebeca 8.8 248 + 61 177493 8517. " " 2.4 147 + 37 177494 8518. " " 4.4 188 + 52 Quadrat 177496 8519. Scaphiodontophis zetekti 9.1 207 + 162 MV2 L 190585 8520. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 190586 8521. " " 190587 8522. " " 190588 8523. " " 190589 8524. Anolis 177700 8525. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis Quadrat 177701 8526. " " 177702 8527. " " 177703 8528. " " 177704 8529. " " 177705 8530. ?
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"A. d" (faint) 8203, A470. 5028 1982 " " 8204. 194441 " " 8206. (19541) " " 8207. (19541) " " 8208. (19541) " " 8209. (19541) " " 8210. 194441 " " 8211. 194441 " " 8212. (19541) " " 8213. (19541) " " 8214. 194441 " " 8215. 194441 " " 8216. 194441 " " 8217. (19541) " " 8218. (19541) " " 8219. 194441 " " 8220. 194441 " " 8221. 194441 " " 8222. (19541) " " 8223. (19541) " " 8224. 194441 " " 8225. 194441 " " 8226. (19541) " " 8227. (19541) " " 8228. (19541) " " 8229. (19541) " " 8230. (19541) " " 8231. (19541) " " 8232. (19541) " " 8233. (19541) " " 8234. (19541) " " 8235. (19541) " " 8236. (19541) " " 8237. (19541) " " 8238. (19541) " " 8239. (19541) " " 8240. (19541) " " 8241. (19541) " " 8242. (19541) " " 8243. (19541) " " 8244. (19541) " " 8245. (19541) " " 8246. (19541) " " 8247. (19541) " " 8248. (19541) " " 8249. (19541) " " 8250. (19541) " " 8251. (19541) " " 8252. (19541) " " 8253. (19541) " " 8254. (19541) " " 8255. (19541) " " 8256. (19541) " " 8257. (19541) " " 8258. (19541) " " 8259. (19541) " " 8260. (19541) " " 8261. (19541) " " 8262. (19541) " " 8263. (19541) " " 8264. (19541) " " 8265. (19541) " " 8266. (19541) " " 8267. (19541) " " 8268. (19541) " " 8269. (19541) " " 8270. (19541) " " 8271. (19541) " " 8272. (19541) " " 8273. (19541) " " 8274. (19541) " " 8275. (19541) " " 8276. (19541) " " 8277. (19541) " " 8278. (19541) " " 8279. (19541) " " 8280. (19541) " " 8281. (19541) " " 8282. (19541) " " 8283. (19541) " " 8284. (19541) " " 8285. (19541) " " 8286. (19541) " " 8287. (19541) " " 8288. (19541) " " 8289. (19541) " " 8290. (19541) " " 8291. (19541) " " 8292. (19541) " " 8293. (19541) " " 8294. (19541) " " 8295. (19541) " " 8296. (19541) " " 8297. (19541) " " 8298. (19541) " " 8299. (19541) " " 8300. (19541)
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (by rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, MEXICO 10 Aug 177706 8531. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177702 8532. " 177708 Q2 8533. " 177709 8534. " 177710 8535. " 177711 8536. " 177712 8537. " 177713 8538. " 177714 8539. " 177715 8540. " 177716 8541. " 177717 8542. Scincella assatum assatum 177718 8543. " " " 177719 8544. Anolis sp. 177295 8545. Ninia sebeca 7.2 227+77 177296 8546. " " 0.9 115+30 177197 8547. " " 5.0 191+50 176963 8548. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 7.0 212+26 177092 8549. Coniophanes fissidens 8.5 240+37 cut 177111 Q2 8550. Drymobius margaritiferus 13.0 280+161 177218 Q3 8551. Ninia sebeca 3.8 184+49 177299 8552. " " 3.2 165+47 177300 8553. " " 0.7 103+31 177301 8554. " " 2.3 147+45 177688 8555. Anolis 177689 8556. Anolis 177690 8557. Eleutherodactylus pygmaeus
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{ "text": "[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n8231 Eberhard\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n\" \"\n\n8230\n\n\" \"\n\n8241\n\n\" \"\n\n8245\n\n\" \"\n\n8278\n\n\" \"\n\n8246\n\n\" \"\n\n8247\n\n\" \"\n\n8248\n\n\" \"\n\n8249\n\n\" \"\n\n8250\n\n\" \"\n\n8251\n\n\" \"\n\n8252\n\n\" \"\n\n8253\n\n\" \"\n\n8254\n\n\" \"\n\n8255\n\n\" \"\n\n8256\n\n\" \"\n\n8257\n\n\" \"\n\n8258\n\n\" \"\n\n8259\n\n\" \"\n\n8260\n\n\" \"\n\n8261\n\n\" \"\n\n8262\n\n\" \"\n\n8263\n\n\" \"\n\n8264\n\n\" \"\n\n8265\n\n\" \"\n\n8266\n\n\" \"\n\n8267\n\n\" \"\n\n8268\n\n\" \"\n\n8269\n\n\" \"\n\n8270\n\n\" \"\n\n8271\n\n\" \"\n\n8272\n\n\" \"\n\n8273\n\n\" \"\n\n8274\n\n\" \"\n\n8275\n\n\" \"\n\n8276\n\n\" \"\n\n8277\n\n\" \"\n\n8278\n\n\" \"\n\n8279\n\n\" \"\n\n8280\n\n\" \"\n\n8281\n\n\" \"\n\n8282\n\n\" \"\n\n8283\n\n\" \"\n\n8284\n\n\" \"\n\n8285\n\n\" \"\n\n8286\n\n\" \"\n\n8287\n\n\" \"\n\n8288\n\n\" \"\n\n8289\n\n\" \"\n\n8290\n\n\" \"\n\n8291\n\n\" \"\n\n8292\n\n\" \"\n\n8293\n\n\" \"\n\n8294\n\n\" \"\n\n8295\n\n\" \"\n\n8296\n\n\" \"\n\n8297\n\n\" \"\n\n8298\n\n\" \"\n\n8299\n\n\" \"\n\n8300\n\n\" \"\n\n8301\n\n\" \"\n\n8302\n\n\" \"\n\n8303\n\n\" \"\n\n8304\n\n\" \"\n\n8305\n\n\" \"\n\n8306\n\n\" \"\n\n8307\n\n\" \"\n\n8308\n\n\" \"\n\n8309\n\n\" \"\n\n8310\n\n\" \"\n\n8311\n\n\" \"\n\n8312\n\n\" \"\n\n8313\n\n\" \"\n\n8314\n\n\" \"\n\n8315\n\n\" \"\n\n8316\n\n\" \"\n\n8317\n\n\" \"\n\n8318\n\n\" \"\n\n8319\n\n\" \"\n\n8320\n\n\" \"\n\n8321\n\n\" \"\n\n8322\n\n\" \"\n\n8323\n\n\" \"\n\n8324\n\n\" \"\n\n8325\n\n\" \"\n\n8326\n\n\" \"\n\n8327\n\n\" \"\n\n8328\n\n\" \"\n\n8329\n\n\" \"\n\n8330\n\n\" \"\n\n8331\n\n\" \"\n\n8332\n\n\" \"\n\n8333\n\n\" \"\n\n8334\n\n\" \"\n\n8335\n\n\" \"\n\n8336\n\n\" \"\n\n8337\n\n\" \"\n\n8338\n\n\" \"\n\n8339\n\n\" \"\n\n8340\n\n\" \"\n\n8341\n\n\" \"\n\n8342\n\n\" \"\n\n8343\n\n\" \"\n\n8344\n\n\" \"\n\n8345\n\n\" \"\n\n8346\n\n\" \"\n\n8347\n\n\" \"\n\n8348\n\n\" \"\n\n8349\n\n\" \"\n\n8350\n\n\" \"\n\n8351\n\n\" \"\n\n8352\n\n\" \"\n\n8353\n\n\" \"\n\n8354\n\n\" \"\n\n8355\n\n\" \"\n\n8356\n\n\" \"\n\n8357\n\n\" \"\n\n8358\n\n\" \"\n\n8359\n\n\" \"\n\n8360\n\n\" \"\n\n8361\n\n\" \"\n\n8362\n\n\" \"\n\n8363\n\n\" \"\n\n8364\n\n\" \"\n\n8365\n\n\" \"\n\n8366\n\n\" \"\n\n8367\n\n\" \"\n\n8368\n\n\" \"\n\n8369\n\n\" \"\n\n8370\n\n\" \"\n\n8371\n\n\" \"\n\n8372\n\n\" \"\n\n8373\n\n\" \"\n\n8374\n\n\" \"\n\n8375\n\n\" \"\n\n8376\n\n\" \"\n\n8377\n\n\" \"\n\n8378\n\n\" \"\n\n8379\n\n\" \"\n\n8380\n\n\" \"\n\n8381\n\n\" \"\n\n8382\n\n\" \"\n\n8383\n\n\" \"\n\n8384\n\n\" \"\n\n8385\n\n\" \"\n\n8386\n\n\" \"\n\n8387\n\n\" \"\n\n8388\n\n\" \"\n\n8389\n\n\" \"\n\n8390\n\n\" \"\n\n8391\n\n\" \"\n\n8392\n\n\" \"\n\n8393\n\n\" \"\n\n8394\n\n\" \"\n\n8395\n\n\" \"\n\n8396\n\n\" \"\n\n8397\n\n\" \"\n\n8398\n\n\" \"\n\n8399\n\n\" \"\n\n8400\n\n\" \"\n\n8401\n\n\" \"\n\n8402\n\n\" \"\n\n8403\n\n\" \"\n\n8404\n\n\" \"\n\n8405\n\n\" \"\n\n8406\n\n\" \"\n\n8407\n\n\" \"\n\n8408\n\n\" \"\n\n8409\n\n\" \"\n\n8410\n\n\" \"\n\n8411\n\n\" \"\n\n8412\n\n\" \"\n\n8413\n\n\" \"\n\n8414\n\n\" \"\n\n8415\n\n\" \"\n\n8416\n\n\" \"\n\n8417\n\n\" \"\n\n8418\n\n\" \"\n\n8419\n\n\" \"\n\n8420\n\n\" \"\n\n8421\n\n\" \"\n\n8422\n\n\" \"\n\n8423\n\n\" \"\n\n8424\n\n\" \"\n\n8425\n\n\" \"\n\n8426\n\n\" \"\n\n8427\n\n\" \"\n\n8428\n\n\" \"\n\n8429\n\n\" \"\n\n8430\n\n\" \"\n\n8431\n\n\" \"\n\n8432\n\n\" \"\n\n8433\n\n\" \"\n\n8434\n\n\" \"\n\n8435\n\n\" \"\n\n8436\n\n\" \"\n\n8437\n\n\" \"\n\n8438\n\n\" \"\n\n8439\n\n\" \"\n\n8440\n\n\" \"\n\n8441\n\n\" \"\n\n8442\n\n\" \"\n\n8443\n\n\" \"\n\n8444\n\n\" \"\n\n8445\n\n\" \"\n\n8446\n\n\" \"\n\n8447\n\n\" \"\n\n8448\n\n\" \"\n\n8449\n\n\" \"\n\n8450\n\n\" \"\n\n8451\n\n\" \"\n\n8452\n\n\" \"\n\n8453\n\n\" \"\n\n8454\n\n\" \"\n\n8455\n\n\" \"\n\n8456\n\n\" \"\n\n8457\n\n\" \"\n\n8458\n\n\" \"\n\n8459\n\n\" \"\n\n8460\n\n\" \"\n\n8461\n\n\" \"\n\n8462\n\n\" \"\n\n8463\n\n\" \"\n\n8464\n\n\" \"\n\n8465\n\n\" \"\n\n8466\n\n\" \"\n\n8467\n\n\" [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (acaohatan, Chispos, Mexico 10 Aug 177691 8558. Eleutherodactylus pygmaeus 177692 8559. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis Q3 177693 8560. " " 177694 8561. " " 177695 8562. " " 177696 8563. " " 177697 8564. " " 177698 8565. " " 177699 Q3 8566. " " 177170 Misc. 8567. Mastigodryas melanolomus 177172 Misc. 8568. Drymobius chloroticus 135.0 8568. Drymobius margaritiferus 73.5 10 Aug Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177146 8569. Geophis nasalis 5.0 188 + 28 177147 8570. " " 15.0 251 + 40 177211 8571. Ninia diademata 6.2 243 + 94 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 11 Aug 8572. Bolitoglossa occidentalis MEXICO 8573. " " " MEXICO 8574. " " " MEXICO Q4 8575. " " " MEXICO 8576. " " " MEXICO 177720 8577. " " 177721 8578. " " 177722 8579. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 75km N (rd.) (Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177723 11 Aug. 8580. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177724 8581. " Q4, 177725 8582. " (cont.) 177726 8583. " 177727 8584. " 177728 8585. " 177729 8586. " 177730 8587. " 177731 8588. " 177732 8589. Syrrhopus rubrimaculatus 177733 8590. Anolis 177734 8591. " 177735 8592. " 177093 8593. Coniophanes fissidens 8.8 221+115 177302 8594. Ninia sebea 6.8 243+80 177450 Q4 8595. Micrurus nigrocinctus 27.0 469+59 177171 Misc 8596. Ninia diademata 4.8 219+110 177762 8597. Scincella assatun assatun 3.0 56+89 177736 8598. Bolitoglossa occidentalis 177737 8599. " " Finca Monte Perla, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176985 11 Aug. 8600. Adelphicos quadvirgatus 4.1 204+28 176986 8601. " " 4.6 206+34 177812 8602. Ninia diademata 5.6 235+105 177228 8603. Ninia sebei 2.1 142+38 177229 8604. " " 12.5 282+74
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 18.8 km NE (rd.) Cacao hatun, Chiapas, Mexico 177148 11 Aug 8605. Geophis nasalis 11.5 239 + 52 Finca San Jeronimo, 75 km N (rd.) Cacao hatun, Chiapas, Mexico 177469 11 Aug 8606. Dermophis mexicanus [at quadrat 1] Finca Monte Perla, 18.8 km NE (rd.) Cacaohaton, Chiapas, Mexico 176987 12 Aug 8607. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 5.1 226 + 30 176988 8608. " " 5.1 224 + 24 176989 8609 " " 0.9 115 + 17 177045 8610. Coniophanes assidens (tiny prey) 18.5 263 + 114 cut 177046 8611. " " 6.6 204 + 101 177047 8612. " " 11.5 277 + 34 cut 177048 8613. " " 4.5 191 + 91 177049 8614. " " 7.9 239 + 75 cut 177050 8615. " " 3.0 151 + 67 177149 8616. Geophis nasalis 8.3 224 + 50 177150 8617. " " 6.3 205 + 33 177151 8618. " " 3.6 159 + 24 177213 8619. Ninia diademata 1.2 137 + 67 177214 8620. " " 0.8 138 + 61 177230 8621. Ninia sebecq 2.6 157 + 37 177231 8622. " " 1.1 126 + 39 177232 8623. " " 4.8 192 + 60 177379 8624. Pliocercus elapoides 4.2 169 + 107 cut 177400 8625. " " 7.9 228 + 138 cut 8626.
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8km NE (rd.) (Cacaohtan, Chiapas, México 176990 13 Aug. 8626. Adelphicos quadriuirgatus 6.1 210 + 37 177233 8627. Ninia sebeq 3.0 161 +52 176991 14 Aug. 8628. Adelphicos quadriuirgatus 5.0 197+33 176992 8629. " " 5.0 203+36 8630. " " MEXICO ♂ 4.4 188 + 32 = 8630-39 176993 8631. " " 6.0 208+34 176994 8632. " " 10.5 244 + 29 177051 8633. Coniophanes fissidens 16.5 283 + 144 177234 8634. Ninia sebeq 13.0 283+92 177403 8635. Rhadinaea hannsteini 4.6 198 + 83 177404 8636. " " 3.0 191 + 64 177405 8637. " " 3.6 195+76 177106 8638 [illegible] Tantilla tayrae 8.1 265 + 65 cut Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5km N (rd.) (Cacaohtan, Chiapas, México 177172 14 Aug. 8639. Ninia diademata 4.6 216 + 96 177173 8640. " " 0.4 101+47 177303 8641. Ninia sebea 7.9 238+77 [197235] 8642. Xenodon rhabdocephalus 53.0 430 + 81 [surcuete] 177451 8643. Micrurus nigrocinctus 34.5 578+60 19.8km NNE (by rd.) of Huixtla, Chiapas, México 177254 14 Aug 8644. Geophis cancellatos 4.8 285 + 26 20.1 km NNE (byrd.) of Huixtla, Chiapas, México 15 Aug 8645. Rana maculata MEXICO 177355 8646. Bufo [illegible] canaiforus
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Seib, R. 1982 20.1 km NNE (by rd) of Huixtla, Chiapas, M\'exico 177756 15 Aug 8647. Bufo (analisferus 177757 8648. " " 177758 8649. Anolis 177759 8650. Ctenosaura similis 8651. Basiliscus vittatus MEXICO 8652. " " MEXICO 177760 8653. " " 8654. " " 8655. " • 14.8 km N (rd.) Motozintla, Chiapas, M\'exico 177769 15 Aug 8656. Bufo marinus 177770 8657. Bufo marinus 12.4 km N (rd.) Motozintla, Chiapas, M\'exico 177771 15 Aug 8658. Elaphe triaspis Finca San Jeronimo, 7.5 km N (by rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, M\'exico 176964 16 Aug 8659. Adelphicos quadrigigatas 8.2 260+35 177133 8660. Geophis nasalis 2.0 140+19 177174 8661. Ninia diadomata 5.1 237+125 177304 8662. Ninia sebeca 11.0 274+67 177305 8663. " " 7.4 230+95 177306 8664. " " 5.1 197+65 177307 8665. " " 3.8 180+55 177308 8666. " " 4.2 183+44 177309 8667. " " 2.2 147+50
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177310 16 Aug 8668. Ninia sebae 1.9 135+33 177311 8669. " " 0.6 103+32 177394 8670. Placercus 3.2 164+31 cut 177425 8671. Bhadinaea posadasi 1.2 134+75 177763 8672. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177764 8673 Eleutherodactylus Syrrophus rubrimaculatus Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177152 16 Aug 8674. Geophis nasalis 8.2 208+42 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177094 17 Aug 8675. Coniophanes fissidens 2.2 139+62 177128 8676. Drymarchon corais 230.0 995+170 cut 177113 8677. Drymobius margaritiferus 80.0 553+314 177175 8678. Ninia diademata 3.5 216+97 177176 8679. " " 1.1 139+60 177312 8680. Ninia sebae 2.2 147+42 177313 8681. " " 4.6 215+68 177314 8682. " " 5.7 229+77 177315 8683. " " 0.6 111+28 177452 8684. Micrurus nigrocinctus 56.0 654+69 8685. Dermophis mexicana Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176995 17 Aug 8686. Aelphicos quadrivirgatus 1.0 116+14 176996 8687. " " 5.6 207+23 176997 8688. " " 1.5 125+19
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monteparla, 960m, 18.8 km VE (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176998 17 Aug 8689. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 6.1 207 + 8 cut 177153 8690. Geophis cancellatus nasalis 5.3 190 + 26 177135 8691. Ninia sebea 12.5 258 + 62 177136 8692. " " 10.0 250 + 82 177106 8693. Rhadinaea hannsteini 4.8 204 + 86 177132 8694. Xenodon rabdocephalus 125.0 553 + 91 177166 8695. Micrurus nigrocinctus 39.5 498 + 89 176999 8696. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 5.2 205 + 20 177000 8697. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 6.4 218 + 36 Finca San Teronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176965 17 Aug 8698. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 4.9 207 + 32 176966 8699. " " 8.4 247 + 32 177095 8700. Coniophanes fissidens 9.1 242 + 112 177096 8701. " " 12.0 247 + 128 177114 8702. Drymobius margaritiferus 14.5 297 + 75 cut 177134 8703. Geophis nasalis 3.5 162 + 32 177135 8704. " " 8.1 205 + 39 177177 8705. Ninia diadema ta 3.8 220 + 113 177316 8706. Ninia sebea 6.9 251 + 61 177317 8707. " " 3.8 172 + 58 177318 8708. " " 5.1 206 + 37 177319 8709. " " 1.3 136 + 42 177320 8710. " " 1.1 118 + 30 177346 8711. Xenodon rabdocephalus 5.8 197 + 33
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1985 2:30 P.M. "" " " 13-Apr 154761 8988 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 300mg 155123 8540 Xanthinuria Base 2.3 154762 8541 Kynurenic Acid 15.2 " " 154763 8962 0.01 " " 154764 8963 Allopurinol Inhibitor 8.8 154765 8964 Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor 0.251 154766 8965 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 33.2 154767 8966 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 2.2 000531 8967 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 4.4 " " 154768 8968 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 4.8 154769 8969 3.4 154770 8500 Cytosine Arabinoside (Antimetabolite) 2.0 154771 8501 15.0 " " 154772 8502 3.51 154773 8503 Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor (Allopurinol) 3.2 154774 8504 8.1 " " 154775 8505 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 3.8 154776 8506 Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor (Allopurinol) 9.0 " " 154777 8507 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 3.8 " " 154778 8508 2.1 " " 154779 8509 8.1 " " 154780 8510 Allopurinol (Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor) 1.1 154781 8511 Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitor (Allopurinol) 3.8
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Seib, R. 1982 Rd. from Tapachula to Puerto Madero, Chiapas, Mexico 17 Aug 8712. Bufo [8713 to 8713. Bufo = 9415-29, 9383-86] 8714. || 8715. || 8716. Phrynohyas venulosa 177595 8717. Smilisca baudini 177596 8718. Smilisca baudini 177597 8719. " " 177598 8720. " " 177599 8721. " " 177600 8722. " " 177601 8723. " " 177602 8724. " " 177603 8725. " " 177604 8726. " " 177605 8727. " " 177606 8728. " " 177607 8729. " " 177608 8730. " " 177609 8731. " " 177610 8732. " " 177611 8733. Hyla robertmertensi 177612 8734. Hyla stauferi 177613 8735. " " 177614 8736. " " 177615 8737. " " 177616 8738. Phrynohyas venulosa
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Seib, R. 1982 Rd. from Tapachula to Puerto Madero, Chiapas, Mexico 17 Aug 8739. Phrynohyas venulosa 177617 177618 8740. " 177619 8741. " 177620 8742. " 177593 8743. Bufo velliceps 177594 8744. Bufo luetheni 177590 8745. Physalaemus pustulosus 177591 8746. " 177592 8747. " 177621 8748. Gastrohyne usta 177622 8749. " 177623 8750. " 177624 8751. " 177625 8752. " 177626 8753. " 177627 8754. " 177628 8755. " 177629 8756. Leptodactylus labialis 177630 8757. " 177631 8758. " 177632 8759. " 177633 8760. " 177634 8761. Leptodectylus melanotus
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760 m, 7.5 km N (rd.) Cacaobatan, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Aug 8762. Drymobius margaritiferus 35.5 503 + 286 cut 177115 117116 8763. " " 9.1 247+143 177321 8764. Ninia sebeq 3.6 159 + 50 177321 8765. " " 0.2 95 + 28 180403 8766. Pliocercus clapoideS 3.2 165 + 84 cut Finca Monte Perla, 960 m, 18.8 km N/E (rd.) Cacaobatan, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Aug 8767. Adelphicos quadri-vigatus 4.6 172+26 177001 177002 8768. " " 9.6 272 +33 177003 8769. " " 1.0 98 + 13 177004 8770. " " 8.3 249+33 177005 8771. " " 6.2 213+37 177006 8772. " " 7.8 229 + 30 177007 8773. " " 1.6 117+19 177008 8774. " " 8.2 237+28 177009 8775. " " 2.9 175 + 21 8776. " " MEXICO F 5.2 206 + 25 177010 8777. " " 1.3 120+18 177011 8778. " " 1.6 122 + 18 8779. " MEXICO F 8.8 246 + 35 8780. " MEXICO J 7.3 222 + 36 177012 8781. " " 2.2 148+18 8782. " " MEXICO F 9.9 259 + 29 177013 8783. " " 1.6 133+19 177014 8784. " " 5.0 200 + 32 177015 8785. " " 4.9 188 + 33 177052 8786. Coniophanes fissidens 14.5 255+27
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177053 18 Aug 8787. Coniophanes fissidens 13.5 272+141 177054 8788. " " 19.0 296+126 177055 8789. " " 15.0 279+140 177056 8790. " " 10.0 245+40 cut 177057 8791. " " 10.5 260+~~103 177058 8792. " " 13.5 278+100 cut 177129 8793. Drymobius chloroticus 85.5 663+295 177154 8794. Geophis nasalis 2.7 151+29 177155 8795. " " 3.5 176+28 177156 8796. " " 13.5 260+43 177157 8797. " " 5.4 198+28 177158 8798. " " 10.5 222+50 177159 8799. " " 7.9 215+44 177160 8800. " " 13.5 255+45 177215 8801. Ninia diademata 3.7 208+108 177289 8802. " " 4.6 234+126 177237 8803. Ninia sebec 6.4 220+75 177238 8804. " " 10.0 260+68 177239 8805. " " 14.5 293+73 177240 8806. " " 9.2 239+82 177241 8807. " " 7.6 224+74 177242 8808. " " 7.3 247+81 177243 8809. " " 6.5 226+73 177407 8810. Rhadinaea hennsteini 3.6 197+80 177408 8811. " " 3.9 203+82 177409 8812. " " 3.3 ~~3.9~~ ~~203+82~~ 192+80 177410 8813. " " 3.0 268+55 cut
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Seib R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 18.8 km NE (rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177411 18 Aug 8814. Rhadinaea hennsteini; 5.8 241 + 57 cut 177412 8815. " " 2.6 203 + 59 177430 8816 Scaphiodontophis zelti; 24.5 293+255 177465 8817. Scincella assatum assatum 1.1 45 + 7 cut Finca San Jeronimo, 7.5 km N (rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177097 18 Aug 8818. Conophanes fissidens 23.0 340 + 17 cut 177117 8819. Drymobius margoratifurus 12.0 267+152 177118 8820. " " 7.3 231+133 177136 8821. Geophis nasalis 3.9 186 + 31 177137 8822. " " 9.4 241+39 177178 8823. Ninia diademata 3.1 200 + 104 177179 8824. " " 5.7 240 + 102 177180 8825. " " 4.7 232+111 177181 8826. " " 4.8 228 + 99 177182 8827. " " 2.3 176 + 81 177183 8828. " " 3.1 196+110 177184 8829. " " 1.6 163 + 74 177330 8830 Ninia sebed 12.5 262 + 67 177331 8831. " " 8.9 240 + 62 177332 8832. " " 6.9 240+57- 177333 8833. " " 9.1 275 + 70 177334 8834. " " 2.9 147+45 177335 8835. " " 2.9 162 + 49 177336 8836. " " 5.8 242+65 177337 8837. " " 2.1 155 + 48 177338 8838. " " 9.3 262+67
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 7.5 km N (rd.) Lacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Aug 8839. Ninia sebeq 5.3 185 + 57 177340 8840. " " 2.0 141 + 42 177341 8841. " " 0.4 101 + 31 177342 8842. " " 4.0 176+55 177343 8843. " " 3.6 171 + 45 177344 8844. " " 5.1 200 + 50 177345 8845. " " 6,4 245+83 177346 8846. " " 0.8 115 + 29 177347 8847. " " 1.2 124 + 35 177348 8848. " " 4,3 171 + 44 177349 8849. " " 2.5 153 + 47 177350 8850. " " 1.1 114 + 28 177351 8851. " " 1.4 141 + 34 177352 8852. " " 0.8 115 + 30 177185 8853. Rhadinaca posadosi Ninia diademata 0.2 100 + 49 177105 8854. Tantilla tayrae 8.3 261 + 61 177437 8855. Xenodon 57.5 492+95 177438 8856. " 25.0 320 + 50 177453 8857. Micrurus nigrocinctus 29.0 460+75 117119 19 Aug 8858. Dymob.,us margarcti.ferus 8.4 250 + 141 117120 8859. " " 8.0 250+32 cut 177138 8860. Geophis nasalis 7,2 206 + 44 177186 8861. Ninia diademata 4.6 234 + 114 177187 8862. " " 7.9 255 + 111 177188 8863. " " 4.4 216 + 117 177323 8864. Ninia sebeq 7.3 245 + 81 177324 8865. " " 7.9 239 + 76
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) Ceacoatan, Chiapas, Mexico 19 Aug 177325 8866. Ninia sebec 4.3 183 + 58 177326 8867. " " 2.3 154 + 37 177327 8868. " " 0.2 94 + 30 177328 8869. " " 0.5 107 + 28 177329 8870. " " 0.5 107 + 31 177395 8871. Micercus elapoides 2.4 150 + 90 cut 8872. Micurus nigrocinctus 30.0 480 + 78 Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) Ceacoatan, Chiapas, Mexico 19 Aug 177016 8873. Adelphicos quadiringatus 4.7 190 + 22 8874. " " MEXICO ♂ 5.0 186 + 31 177017 8875. " " 8.7 246 + 30 177018 8876. " " 5.0 211 + 25 8877. " " MEXICO ♂ 6.6 118 + 39 177019 8878. " " 6.8 220 + 37 177020 8879. " " 5.1 207 + 41 177021 8880. " " 5.0 206 + 36 177022 8881. " " 4.3 188 + 32 177023 8882. " " 3.3 186 + 20 177024 8883. " " 6.7 213 + 36 177059 8884. Coniophanes fissidens 19.5 306 + 52 cut 177060 8885. " " 2.5 142 + 71 177061 8886. " " 1.6 126 + 30 cut 177216 8887. Ninia diademata 5.5 243 + 105 177217 8888. " " 6.8 251 + 110 177244 8889. Ninia sebec 0.7 110 + 32 177245 8890. " " 1.8 133 + 35
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Seib A. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd) Carochatan, Chiapas, Mexico 173496 19 Aug 8891. Ninia sebec 4.3 189 + 55 173497 8892. " " 1.6 125 + 37- 173498 8893. " " 8.3 215 + 49 173499 8894. " " 9,5 266 + 85 17350 8895. " " 3.9 177 + 45 17351 8896. " " 3.2 160 + 41 173413 8897. Bhadinaea hannsteini 2,5 187 + 62 173414 8898. " " 2.0 145 + 54 173415 8899. " " 3.9 210 + 83 173416 8900. " " 4.1 197 + 80 173424 8901. Bhadinaea (achrymon) 12.0 254 + 104 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Carochatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176967 19 Aug 8902. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 7.4 265 + 36 176968 8903. " " 3.7 192 + 33 176969 8904. " " 4.4 190 + 35 177098 8905. Coniophanes fissidens 5.7 200 + 95 177139 8906. Creophis nasalis 5.3 173 + 29 177189 8907. Ninia diademata 6.1 241 + 103 177190 8908. " " 4.8 229 + 117 177191 8909. " " 4.9 229 + 103 177355 8913 Ninia sebec 2.5 142 + 45 177353 8911. " " 10.5 263 + 69 177354 8912. " " 3.6 172 + 55 177376 8914 Pliocercys elapoides 20.5 274 + 192 17742 8910 Ninia diademata 1.2 142 + 75
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19 Aug p3d2 prj V. (P88 152+251 " " " (P81) 27+42 " " " 823 28+326 " " " 898 34+42 " " 882 H+10+4H " " 898 53+42 " " (P88) P. (P88) 142+24 " " 898 510+82 " " 8D4 134+80 " " 0098 524+104 " " (P88) A. (P88) p3d2 prj V. 152+251 27+42 28+326 34+42 H+10+4H 53+42 142+24 510+82 134+80 524+104
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Seib, A. 1982 2.8 km N (by rd. to Motozintla) Huiatla, Chiapas, Mexico 176961 14 Aug 8915. Imantodes gemmistratus oliveri Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 176970 20 Aug 8916. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 5.3 226 + 32 177099 8917. Coniophanes fissidens 23.0 307+17 cut 177193 8918. Ninia diademata 2.2 175+80 177455 8919. Micrurus nigrocinctus 25.5 485 + 47 Finca Monte Pella, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (acaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177035 20 Aug 8920. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 6.5 212 + 32 177036 8921. " " 0.9 107+16 177037 8922. " " 0.9 113 + 17 177038 8923. " " 6.9 223 + 29 8924. " " MEXICO ♀ 8.5 225 + 29 177039 8925. " " 7.0 267+35 177030 8926 " " 7.3 245+33 177031 8927 " " 2.9 168 + 22 8928. " " MEXICO ♂ 3.4 172 + 29 8929. " " MEXICO ♀ 4.7 205+35 177062 8930. Coniophanes fissidens 6.3 194 + 97 177063 8931. " " 6.1 200+86 177064 8932. " " 12.0 246+109 177065 8933. " " 2.5 142+62 177130 8934. Ditymabius chloroticus 160.0 78[illegible]9 + 351 177161 8935. Geophis nesalis 9.8 224+49 177218 8936. Ninia diademata 4.8 247+118 177252 8937 Ninia sebeca 2.2 159 + 47
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (Cacahatán, Chiapas, México 20 Aug 177353 8938. Ninia sebae 0.6 107 + 32 177354 8939. 11 11 4.6 183 + 57 177355 8940. 11 11 0.7 106 + 28 177356 8941. 11 11 0.7 107 + 30 177357 8942. 11 11 7.9 242 + 77 177358 8943. 11 11 3.1 165 + 50 177359 8944. 11 11 7.1 245 + 79 177360 8945. 11 11 5.0 188 + 53 177361 8946. 11 11 5.1 208 + 69 177362 8947. 11 11 6.4 222 + 71 177363 8948. 11 11 12.0 274 + 67 177364 8949. 11 11 9.9 179 + 51 177107 8950. Tantilq mexicana tayra 5.9 245 + 61 177448 8951. Micrurus nigrocinctus 54.5 653 + 67 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (Cacahatán, Chiapas, México 20 Aug 176971 8952. Adelphicos quadvirgatus 6.9 225 + 30 176972 8953. 11 11 4.5 191 + 30 176973 8954. 11 11 6.4 219 + 35 176974 8955. 11 11 6.1 230 + 27 177100 8956. Coniophanes fissidens 9.7 236 + 94 cut 177101 8957. 11 11 9.3 250 + 7 cut 177102 8958. 11 11 0.8 106 + 58 177121 8959. Drymobius margaritiferus chloroticus 77.5 555 + 147 cut 177122 8960. 11 11 11.0 268 + 149 177123 8961. 11 11 9.7 266 + 152 177140 8962. Geophis nequilis 4.0 169 + 26
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Seib, A. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (cacao) totan Chignapas, Mexico 20 Aug 8963. Ninia diademata 3.1 198 + 105 8964. " " 4.4 223 + 98 8965. " " 3.3 211 + 102 8966. " " 2.4 189 + 86 8967. " " 3.6 215 + 111 8968. Ninia sebeg 7.4 245 + 61 8969. " " 3.1 160 + 50 8970. " " 2.1 154 + 47 8971. " " 5.2 192 + 65 8972. " " 4.3 182 + 49 8973. " " 5.8 198 + 61 8974. " " 5.6 202 + 65 8975. " " 2.4 150 + 48 8976. " " 2.8 162 + 51 8977. " " 4.1 173 + 51 8978. " " 3.7 176 + 44 8979. " " 0.3 100 + 26 8980. " " 6.8 236 + 77 8981. " " 0.7 105 + 27 8982. " " 8.2 246 + 63 8983. " " 0.4 105 + 27 8984. " " 6.1 227 + 73 8985. " " 2.1 145 + 35 8986. " " 0.5 102 + 25 8987. " " 5.8 202 + 51 8988. Scaphiodontophis zetek: 29.5 342 + 90 cut 8989. " " 9.7 210 + 152
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Seib,R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo,760m,7.5km N(rd.) (acaohaton, Chiapas, Mexico 177439 20 Aug 8990. Xenodon rabdocephalus 68.0 477+85 177440 8991. " " 62.5 454+89 177456 8992. Micrurus nigrocinctus 29.5 513+61 177457 8993. " " 23.0 413+62 177458 8994. " " 17.0 404+75 177459 8995. " " 25.0 466+50 -> regurgitated prey = 8995A (preserved) Finca Monte Perla,960m,18.8km NE(rd.) (acaohaton, Chiapas, Mexico 177032 22 Aug 8996. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 6.0 205+40 177033 8997. " " 3.6 230+30 177066 8998. Coniophanes fissidens 14.5 290+130 177102 8999. Grephis nasalis 11.0 240+39 177163 9000. " " 11.5 241+45 177219 9001. Ninia diademata 2.4 177+95 177265 9002. Ninia sebei 11.5 261+65 37.4 km N(by rd.) Motozintla, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Aug 9003. Smilica baudini 9004. " " 9005. " " 9006. " " 9007. " " 9008. " " Finca Monte Perla,960m,18.8km NE(rd.) (acaohaton, Chiapas, Mexico 22 Aug 9009. [illegible] Mana
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) (araohtan, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Aug 177124 9010. Drymobius margarati Atrus 70.0 537+234 cut 177141 9011. Geophis nasalis 6.1 198+30 177142 9012. " " 3,3 149+27 177376 9013. Ninia sebeca 0.8 116 +27 177377 9014. " " 1.6 136 +40 177766 9015. Syrophus rubrimaculatus Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd) (araohtan, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Aug 177034 9016. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 2.3 153+24 177035 9017. " " 9.5 280+35 177036 9018. " " 3.5 182 +21 177037 9019. " " 6.8 217 +27 177067 9020. Coniophanes fissidens 12.0 247+85 cut 177068 9021. " " 12.0 250+53 cut 177069 9022. " " 1.8 124 + 40 cut 177070 9023. " " 16.0 285+118 177071 9024. " " 2.6 153+22 cut 177072 9025. " " 2.1 144 + 45 cut 177073 9026. " " 13.0 275+114 177074 9027. " " 11.5 245 + 115 177131 9028. Drymobius chloroticus 46.0 471+210 177164 9029. Geophis nasalis 13.5 237 + 35 177165 9030. " " 1.5 122 + 23 177220 9031. Ninia diademata 3.9 219+108 177266 9032. Ninia sebeca 8.8 262+83 177267 9033. " " 8.0 221 + 71 177268 9034. " " 12.0 284+90
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monto Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) (cocohtan, Chiapas, México 23 Aug 177369 9035. Ninia sebea 4.8 190+59 177370 9036. " " 5.0 177+54 177371 9037. " " 1.3 128+31 177372 9038. " " 8.7 250+68 177373 9039. " " 9.1 273+85 177374 9040. " " 2.5 147+34 177375 9041. " " 10.5 277+73 177376 9042. " " 15.0 297+74 177377 9043. " " 13.5 265+67 177378 9044. " " 2.9 162+50 177379 9045. " " 2.4 151+44 177380 9046. " " 0.9 115+30 177417 9047. Rhadinaea hammsteini 2.5 183+76 177108 9048. Tentilla tayrae 0.6 116+26 177445 9049. Micrurus latifasciata 33.0 456+83 9050. Geophis nasalis MEXICO 9051. " " 177443 9052. Amastridium velliiferum Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (arohatay, Chiapas, Mexico cut 23 Aug 177103 9053. Coniophanes fissidens 14.0 270+105 24 Aug 177549 9054. Bufo canaliceras 177550 9055. " " 177551 9056. " " 177552 9057. " " 177553 9058. " " 177554 9059. " "
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Seib, R. 1987 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) Cacao hut on Chiepas, Mexico 24 Aug 177555 9060. Bufo califerus 177556 9061. " " 177557 9062. " " 177558 9063. " " 177559 9064. " " 177560 9065. " " 177561 9066. " " 177562 9067. " " 177563 9068. " " 177564 9069. " " 177565 9070. " " 177566 9071. " " 177567 9072. " " 177568 9073. " " 177569 9074. " " 177570 9075. " " 177571 9076. " " 177572 9077. " " 177573 9078. " " 177574 9079. " " 177575 9080. " " 177576 9081. " " 177577 9082. " " 177578 9083. " " 177579 9084. " " 177635 9085. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177636 9086. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo 760m 7.5 km N(rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 177637 24 Apr 9087. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177638 9088. " 177639 9089. " 177640 9090. " 177641 9091. " 177642 9092. " 177643 9093, " 177644 9094. 177645 9095. " 177646 9096. 177647 9097. Eleutherodactylus rugulosus 177648 9098. " 177649 9099. " 177650 9100. " 177651 9102. 177580 9103. Bufo canalicferus 177581 9104. " " live to 177582 9105. " " David Greene 177583 9106. " " 177584 9107. " " 177585 9108. Bufo uaticeps marinus 177686 9109. Anolis 177687[9109A] Anolis 177548 9110. Syrphus rubrimaculatus 176975 9111. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 6.6 250 +31 176976 9112, " " 11.5 268 + 35 176977 9113. " " 5,3 192 + 31 176978 9114. " 6.6 222 +36
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5km N (rd.) Cacaohutan, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Aug 176979 9115. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 10.0 247+28 176980 9116. " " 10.0 260+32 177104 9117. Coniophanes fissidens 12.0 257+117 177125 9118. Drymobius margaritiferus 50.0 465+112 177136 9119. " " 62.0 499+289 177137 9120. " " 2.0 159+20 177143 9121. Geophis nasalis 3.6 155+28 177144 9122, " " 4.5 177+35 177145 9123. " " 5,4 177+35 177199 9124. Ninia diademata 5.1 240+128 177200 9125. " " 1.6 157+72 177201 9126. " " 5,5 240+104 177202 9127. " " 2.6 180+86 177203 9128. " " 4.0 235+123 177204 9129. " " 3.4 217+114 177205 9130. " " 2.5 230+111 177206 9131. " " 3.0 205+105 177207 9132. " " 5.9 242+111 177208 9133. " " 3.8 210+115 177209 9134. " " 1.6 167+75 177210 9135. " " 0.9 128+65 177378 9136. Ninia sebea 5.5 224+59 177379 9137. " " 6.0 220+74 177380 9138. " " 0.9 112+34 177381 9139. " " 8.4 253+56 177382 9140. " " 4.1 183+44 177383 9141. " " 4.9 196+67
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Seib, R. 1982 24 Aug Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) Cacahuate, Chiapas, Mexico 177384 9142. Ninia sebea 6.5 207 + 60 177385 9143. " " 1.7 120 + 35 177386 9144. " " 3.1 167 + 50 177387 9145. " " 3,5 176+44 177388 9146. " " 3.7 174+52 177389 9147. " " 0.9 119 + 36 177390 9148. " " 0.2 92 + 28 177397 9149. Pliocercus elapides 12.5 248+99 cut 177429 9150. Scaphiodontophis zetekii 27.5 385 +50 cat 177441 9151. Xenodon rabdocephalus 78.0 500 + 88 177442 9152. " " 75.0 492+93 177109 9153. Tantilla jani 2,6 192+35 cut 177460 9154. Micrurus nigrocinctus 37,0 557 + 65 177461 9155. " " 14,5 402 + 63 177462 9156. " " 49.0 598 + 65 177463 9157. " " 7.1 368 + 34 24 Aug Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km N (rd.) Cacahuate, Chiapas, Mexico 9158. Bufo canaliciferus 9159. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 9160. " " 9161. " " 9162. Ptychohyla euthysanota euthysanota 9163. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 9164. " " 9165. " " 9166. Geophis nasalis
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Seib, R. 1982 Encanto Perla, 962m, 18.8 km NE (rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Aug 9167. Geophis nasalis 9168. " 9169. Ninia sebea MEXICO 9170. " " 9171. " " 9172. " " 9173. " " 9174. " " 177038 9175. Adelphicos quadriungatus 5.3 204+32 177039 9176. " " 6.3 226 + 35 177075 9177. Coniophanes fissidens 15.5 180 + 119 177076 9178. " " 8.0 213+96 177077 9179. " " 3.4 170 + 75 177078 9180. " " 12.5 237 + 120 177079 9181. " " 8.7 246+19cot 177080 9182. " " 2.0 132 + 54 9183. " " [rotten, but w/ prey] 177132 9184. Drymobius chlorotius 12.0 313+133 177166 9185. Geophis nasalis 7.6 227 + 38 177167 9186. " " 4.6 173 + 33 177221 9187. Ninia diademata 4.2 215+90 177222 9188. " " 5.5 237 + 118 177223 9189. " " 6.2 234+108 177224 9190. " " 3.1 189 + 87 177281 9191. Ninia sebea 6.2 232 + 72 177282 9192. " " 1.0 115 + 35 177283 9193. " " 1.6 135 + 31
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, México 24 Aug 177484 9194. Ninia sebea 1.9 146 + 35 177401 9195. Pliocercus elapoides 8.3 202 + 159 177402 9196. " " 19.0 300 + 207 177418 9197. Rhadinaea hanni steini 5.1 240+ 75 cut 177419 9198. " " 2.9 266 + 69 177433 9199. Xenodon rabdocephalus 49.0 458 + 81 177434 9200. " " 100.0 532 + 72 cut Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, México 24 Aug 9201. Basiliscus vittatus MEXICO 9202. " " " Finca Monte Perda, 960m, 18.8 km NE (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, México 25 Aug 177446 9203. Sceloporus 9204. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 9205. " " 9206. " " 9207. " " 9208. " " 9209. " " 9210. " " 9211. " " 9212. " " 9213. Amistridium velliferum 9214. Geophis nasalis 9215. " " 9216. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 Monte Perla, 960m, 18.8 Km NE Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Aug 9217. Ninia seba 9218. " " 9219. " " 9220. " " 9221. " " 9222. " " 177040 9223. Adelphicos quadvirgatus 3.7 201 + 31 177041 9224. " " 2.4 141 + 25 177042 9225. " " 4.5 205 + 37 177043 9226. " " 1.1 122 + 18 177044 9227. " " 1.8 140 + 21 177081 9228. Coniophanes fissidens 13.0 280 + 125 177082 9229. " " 8.7 258 + 119 177083 9230. " " 8.8 246 + 126 177084 9231. " " 17.0 300 + 142 177085 9232. " " 6.4 211 + 90 177086 9233. " " 4.8 181 + 81 177087 9234. " " 11.5 252 + 128 177088 9235. " " 3.6 165 + 75 177089 9236. " " 13.0 280 + 129 177090 9237. " " 8.1 239 + 52 cut 17710 9238. Drymobius margaritiferus 22.0 360 + 210 177444 9239. Geophis cancellatus 1.0 130 + 14 177168 9240. Geophis nasalis 5.6 187 + 34 177169 9241. Mastigodryas melanolomus 5.7 272 + 105 177225 9242. Ninia diademata 4.2 227 + 74 cut 177226 9243. " " 4.3 210 + 118
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca Monte Perla, 960 m, 18.8 km NE (rd) Cacahatan, Chiapas, México 25 Aug 9244. Ninia diademata 0.3 101+45 177\u203a85 9245. Ninia sebea 9.3 254+65 177\u203a86 9246. " " 6.5 221+72 177\u203a87 9247. " " 6.7 233+71 177\u203a88 9248. " " 3.1 177+44 177\u203a20 9249. Rhadinaea hannsteini 3.7 206+85 177\u203a31 9250. Scaphiodontophis zeteki 47.0 444+105cut 177\u203a46 9251. Micrurus latifasciata 10.0 300+50 177\u203a21 9252. Rhadinaea hannsteini 2.6 178+72 177\u203a22 92.53. " " 2.9 191+66 177\u203a33 9254. " " 1.8 157+51 177\u203a47 9255. Micrurus latifasciata 5.2 260+43 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacahatan, Chiapas, México 9256. Dermophis mexicana us 9257. " 9258. " 9259. " 9260. " 9261. " 9262. " 9263. " 9264. " 9265. " 9266. " 9267. " 9268. "
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, México 25 Aug 9269. Dermophis mexicana 9270. " " 9271. " " 9272. " " 9273. " " 9274. " " 9275. " " 9276. " " 9277. " " 9278. " " 9279. " " 9280. " " 9281. " " 9282. " " 9283. " " 9284. " " 9285. " " 9286. " " 9287. " " 9288. " " 9289. " " 9290. " " 9291. " " 9292. " " 9293. " " 9294. " " 9295. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5km N (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Aug 9296. Dermophis mexicana 9297. " " 9298. " " 9299. " " 9300. " " 9301. " " 9302. " " 9303. " " 9304. " " 9305. " " 9306. " " 9307. " " 177470 9308. " " 177471 9309. " " 177472 9310. " " MEXICO 177586 9311. Rana maculata live 177587 9312. " " to David 177588 9313. " " Greene 177589 9314. " " 177767 9315. Anolis 0.6 34+80 177768 9316. Ameiva 2.3 43+93 176981 9317. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 4.7 211+39 176982 9318. " " 4.2 190+32 176983 9319. " " 11.5 285+23 cut 176984 9320. " " 4.9 211+37 177391 9321. Ninia sebea 2.8 170+43 177392 9322. " " 4.3 173+51
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeconimo, 760 m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, México: 25 Aug 177393 9323. Ninia sebei 5.4 215+69 177398 9324. Plocercus elapoides 18.0 292+46 cut 177464 9325. Micrurus nigrocinctus 27.5 529+60 177465 9326. " " 26.5 479+52 177493 9327. Bufo canalicerus 177494 9328. " " 177495 9329. " " 177496 9330. " " 177497 9331. " " 177498 9332. " " 177499 9333. " " 177500 9334. " " 177501 9335. " " 177502 9336. " " 177503 9337. " " 177504 9338. " " 177505 9339. " " 177506 9340. " " 177507 9341. " " 177508 9342. " " 177509 9343. " " 177510 9344. " " 177511 9345. " " 177512 9346. " " 177513 9347. " " 177514 9348. " " 177515 9349. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) (Acauchaton, Chiapas, México 25 Aug 177516 9350. B4fo conq liferus 177517 9351. ” ” 177518 9352. ” ” 177519 9353. ” ” 177520 9354, ” ” 177521 9355. ” ” 177522 9356. ” ” 177523 9357. ” ” 177524 9358. ” ” 177525 9359. ” ” 177526 9360. ” ” 177527 9361, ” ” 177528 9362. ” ” 177529 9363. ” ” 177530 9364. ” ” 177531 9365. ” ” 177532 9366. ” ” 177533 9367. ” ” 177534 9368. ” ” 177535 9369. ” ” 177536 9370. ” ” 177537 9371. ” ” 177538 9372. ” ” 177539 9373. ” ” 177540 9374. ” ” 177541 9375. ” ” 177542 9376. ” ”
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760 m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacaoatan, Chiapas, Mexico. 25 Aug 9377. Bufo canalicatus 177544 9378. " 177545 9379. " 177546 9380. " 177547 9381. " 9382. " Mexico [8727-31] 9383. " " 9384. " " 9385. " " 9386. " " 177652 9387. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177653 9388. " 177654 9389. " 177655 9390. ." 177656 9391. " 177657 9392. " 177658 9393. " 177659 9394. " 177660 9395. ." 177661 9396. " 177662 9397. " 177663 9398. " 177664 9399. " 177665 9400. " 177666 9401. " 177667 9402. " 177668 9403. "
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 360m, 7.5km N (rd) Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico- 25 Aug 177669 9404. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis 177670 9405. " 177671 9406. " 177672 9407. " 177673 9408. " 177674 9409. " 177675 9410. " 177676 9411. " 177677 9412. " 177678 9413. " 177679 9414. " 9415. " " Mexico [8713-26] 9416. " 9417. " 9418. " 9419. " 9420. " 9421. " 9422. " 9423. " 9424. " 9425. " 9426. " 9427. " 9428. " 9429. " 177680 9430. Eleutherodactylus rugulosus
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Seib, R. 1982 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Cacahatan, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Aug 177681 9431. Eleutherodactylus rugulosus 177682 9432. " 177683 9433. Eleutherodactylus pygmaeus 177684 9435. Rana maculata 177685 9436. " "
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Seib, R. 1982 84 Brentwood, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California 28 Nov. 9437. Aneides lugubris 9438. " "
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Seib, R. 1980 Berkeley to Sagehen Creek Field Station, Nevada Co., California 3 Oct: woody, and chaparral. The meadow seems to be good Thomomys habitat and I identified some T. couchi. Also sighted upon arrival were Tamiasciurus and Martes, although I never saw either of these myself. I and Dave Farba set our total of 61 traps together, beginning at ca. 15:00. At a point 0.9 mi. NE (road) the station, elev. 6320', we set 35 museum specials in a pine woods with boulders (above the road, 30; below the road, 5). Below the road we placed seven in open gross habitat near the creek. Another 19 were set in clumps of willows and grass in this area. All traps were baited with peanut butter with oats mixed in. While setting the final traps we heard a snap from ca 100m distance. Upon retracing our steps, we encountered a Eutamias townsendi which had been caught in a rocky patch of tine Forest. The animal was alive, caught by a hind leg, and had crawled deep into a crevice. We had started all the traps, so the shipments were simply
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Seib, R. 1980 Berkeley to Sagehen Creek Field Station, Nevada Co., California 3 Oct. I left for Sagehen at 10:40 this morning on the first of two Mammalogy class field trips this quarter. I drove a University sedan and Dave Dordee, David Good, and Judy Godwohl were passengers. The morning was clear, crisp and fresh! We proceeded east on I-80 through the smog-filled central valley and took the Frenches turnoff. We then took Ca Hwy 89 north for 7.4 mile and turned left at a poorly marked dirt road just before a small shack. This is Sagehen Rd. which we followed for 1.7 mi. to Sagehen Creek Field Station. The trip took nearly three hours, stopping once for gasoline and to stretch. We arrived 14:30. Upon arriving I noted several Eutamius spp. and Ammospermophilus which must be conditioned to the presence of humans and their activities for they appeared rather fearless. They were near at the ca. 6300 station and I and a few others removed shirts and went exploring. The area is near a creek surrounded by much grassy meadow
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Seib, R. 1980 Berteley to Sagehen Creek Field Station, Nevada (Co.) California 3 Oct pulled out. We returned to camp, ate dinner, and then checked the 61 traps at ca. 21:30. One trap above the road in the forest caught a live Peromyscus maniculatus by a hind leg. One trap set in a meadow in grass in a willow clump caught a Zapus princeps by the tail. The latter is the first recorded jumping mouse on a 70/163 field trip; the species usually hibernates towards the end of August and early Sept. Upon returning to camp, many people put up study shirts, but I jumped out promptly to view the clear night sky. Frost developed on my bag during the night. Sagehen Creek Field Station to (Hilcoot area), Plumas Co., California 4 Oct Woke early, ate breakfast and went to check traps ca. 9:00. We first checked our own traps, finding only a Peromyscus maniculatus. Then we helped Ed Hestre check four Tomahawks and several gopher hill-traps (1/2 dozen of which I had set yesterday). Only
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Seib, R. 1980 Seyehen (creek) Field Station to Chilcot(area), Plumas Co., California 4 Oct one Neotoma cinerea was caught in the live traps among boulders. Two Thomomys monticola were caught in the sandy area along the creek. Dave Darda and I went back to camp and I put 5 up the Zapus and a Thomomys while Dave processed the two Peromysces (he had done the Eutamias last night). Before we did this, we reset 13 traps in a log and boulder area in open sun where we saw many Eutamias forishing about. We investigated these traps at ca. 13:45 on our way to the desert, but no animal had finished it's way into a trap. We then proceeded north on (a Hwy 89 ca. 20 mi. to Sierraville, turned east on ca. Hwy 49 for ca. 25 mi. to Upton, then east on (a Hwy 70 ca. 3mi. to Chilcot. The latter is a pleasant small town in a huge valley-like depression surrounded more or less by mountainy. We followed ca. Hwy 284 ca. 1 mi. north, turning east to a dirt road continuing ca. 1 mi. We stopped and trapped in
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Seib, B. 1980 Sagehen Creek Field Station to Chilcoot (area), Plumas Co., California 4 Oct. high desert consisting mainly of sagebrush. Dave was planning to return to Sagehen, so I set my traps with Lucia Wolf. We set 20 Sherman live traps in single line in desert scrub and baited these with rolled oats. She helped me set may 30 museum specials in a line afterwards. We saw a jackrabbit sitting next to a bush, and although we were only 3-4 m from it, it was not afraid. Finally, Lucia and I and David Good climbed to the top of a large hill and set 4 Tomahawks and 8 Victor rat traps. We went to eat dinner and then returned to check the traps about 21:00. Only one Perognathus parvus was found in a Sherman, nothing in the snap traps. We returned and told stories, drinking cocoa and alcoholic concoctions. A very fine campfire. I finally laid out my bag and slept comfortably -- much warmer than Sagehen.
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Seib, R. 1980 Chilcoat to Berkeley, Alameda Co. California 5 Oct Worked early and quickly checked traps with files. The 19 remaining Sherman traps contained 3 Dipodmys 5 Perognathus perves, 2 Peromyscus maniculates. The snap traps had 4 P. parvus and 2 Microdipodops megacephalus, all dead. Two of the former had crushed shells and were tossed. 4 Perognathus and 1 Peromyscus were released. We drove immediately back to Tajima, put up some shimeke and left for Berkeley ca. 13:30, arriving 16:00. Berkeley to Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co. California 22 Nov Left Berkeley ca. 10:20 with Dave Darola and Benel and headed south on Ca. Hwy 17 for our second class field trip. Picked up 4-5 Hwy 100 at San Jose and proceeded to Salinas where we exited west at "Monterey Peninsula". Followed ca. 2 mi to Ca. Hwy 68, turned left for 10 mi, then turned left on Laureles Grade Rd. 7 mi, turning left on Carmel Valley Road ca. 15 mi to the dirt road which is marked by a sign: "Hastings Reservation". Followed this in a couple of mi, arriving at several
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Seib, R. 1980 22 Nov Berkeley to Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., California buildings, including a lab, barn, branch- house, and houses of permanent staff scientists. Upon exiting the vehicle, I am struck by the abundance of bird and mammal life here. Hastings is set in classic Mediterranean habitat of rolling grassy hills spotted with salt-marsh clumps. The dominant chaparral plant is a chemise. Upon getting ourselves situated, we hiked east of the buildings ca. 1 1/2 mi. to the chaparral (thicker) lines. Coming over the ridge to this area a pair of Lynx rufa were sighted. The trap line run through predom- inantly chemise and traversed a steep slope. At each of 35 stations we set 3 museum specials within 6' of a stake and lured baited the traps with peanut butter and rolled oats. Dave Darle and I set our sets together and then walked back to camp observing a bird trap line of John Davis (resident vertebrate biologist). In two of the six traps we saw two Dark-eyed Junco and a [crizzal] Throasher. We arrived back and
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Feb. 14, 1980 Berkeley to Hastings Reservation Monterey Ca. 25 mile 23 Nov several of us decided to set mon- folding live traps. We set 23 traps in deparral above the schoolhouse and baited them with rolled oats. It was 17:00 when we finished, and getting dark. We walked east to a little pond where Jim Patton had staked out a mist net, and we opened it up and waited for bats to come. Shortly, we saw several Myotis and one larger bat (probably lasiurus), but the full moon shed light, even with a cloud cover, so as to make the net visible to bats. They clearly avoided the net. We walked south to camp and ate dinner. At about 20:00 we checked the net again; it was empty, so we closed it up. It was so light that we could see very clearly details of the landscape and each other. Back at camp we went to check the live traps and found six trapped mammals, including a Nestoma fuscipes, a Sigmodon sanctus, a Perognathus californicus, and some Peromyscus maniculatus and truei. We brought these into the lab to show
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Seib, R. 1980 22 Nov Berteloy to Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., California the others. Rarely had caught a Didelphys in a tomahawk trap. Dave and family and Rosity faw and I went along the salmon lab to a cabin where we built a fire and sang songs and played guitars and became intoxicated until the very wee hours of the morning. I slept near the fireplace and a very active Neotoma kept me awake much of the time. 23 Nov Woke up late - 10:30 - and found that all were gone from camp. They had gone to check the salmon line and returned with quite a variety of species, including Dipodomys, Peromyscus, Perognathus, Neothrodonmys, a fox and two birds. Meanwhile, I was setting tomahawks. Last night after catching the rodents in live traps, I had set 14 more by myself. They were all checked this morning while I was sleeping and produced two more Dipodomys and several Peromyscus, including some large b californicus, and Perognathus californicus. We ate lunch at 13:00. I later checked tomahawks and found two Spermyshily leechayi and a
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Seig R. 1980 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., California 23 Nov [illegible] auduboni. At 15:30 Pete and I went to check the 20 Calhan line. We found only birds, imcluding two Brown Towhees, two wrens, two Golden ramsel sparrows, and one fox sparrow. The birds were not found very deep into the chaparral. Back at camp we had coffee then went to set the mist net again. It is darker tonight as the moon is rising later. A [illegible] and a Myotis entered the net fairly quickly, but both were lost. About 30 mins later a [illegible] was caught and we went back to eat dinner. After- wards Jim gave a wonderful slide show of his and Carol's trips to Peru. At about 20:30 we went in a check for to check the net. It was drained and empty so we pulled it. Several of us checked the line traps and found a [illegible] [illegible] and more of the same mice. We then checked tomahawks in the dry creek bed and found two sparrows and another wilttail (auduboni). Before setting the mist net we had driven to the east
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Seib, R. 1980 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., California 23 Nov end of the reservation to get 10 tame- hawks to catch S. laehmani.] Sandy and Rosita and Dave and I went up to the cabin and sang and talked and drank until past 4:30. I passed out and didn't hear the Northeast this time. Hastings Reservation to Berkeley, Alameda Co., California 24 Nov Woke at 7:30 to join's booming voice: "Let's get at it. There are traps to be picked up and breakfast to be eaten". Really a shocker after 3 hours sleep. I missed breakfast again; got up at 9:00. Walked back to the cabin and spend a Spermophilus and another cotton tail trapped; let them go. Checked the live traps again, found more of the same, and let all go. Cleaned up the buildings, had lunch, and headed back at 12:30. Dave and Rosita and I followed Sandy and David to Santa Cruz where we watched sea lions (Otaridae) and sea otters (Enhydra). Sandy joined our car and we drove over Cd. Hwy 9, 35 and I-280 to S.F., crossed the Bay Bridge and arrived at Campus at 18:00.
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R. L. Seib 1980-1982 Journal 1981 Calif: San Joaquin Co. Calif: Contra Costa Co. Calif: Stanislaus Co. Michigan: Ann Arbor
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Seib, R. 1981 Berkeley to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co., California 2 June I and four 107 T.A.'s drive 5 station-wagons to Corral Hollow at 4:30 PM. I left first with 5 students and arrived 5:30pm at Mines Road. See log on back page for milages. Saw about 20 snakes, mostly dead Pituophis, but four live Crotalus and a dead Coluber constrictor. All snakes were kept on ice and killed right away to maintain stomach contents. I take head and body measurements off of freshly killed snakes prior to preservation. Berkeley to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co., California 4 June Tonight was much warmer, ~85°F. We saw fewer snakes, no road kills, but greater diversity. I caught a Rhinocheilus lecontei which discharged an large amount of blood from its cloach so that I thought it was a D.O.R. Also seen were hae Arizona (1 adult), Lampropeltis (1 large adult), Pituophis (2), Crotalus (1adult, 1 baby).
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Jct Tesla/Mines Rd. -> Heading S on Mines Rd. 85.2 Jct T/MA ALS 8056 93.5 Pituophis DOR 8057 95.0 Pituophis live 99.0 Rana boylei, Bufo (larvae) stream/ditch below rd. 99.9 turn around [8070] 01.2 Cnemidophorus 8058 03.6 Crotalus 8059 04.2 Pituophis DOR 8060 05.2 Crotalus - baby 8061 10.1 Pituophis DOR 8062 12.5 Pituophis DOR 14.2 Pituophis (rotten) DOR 14.4 JCT T/MA (Heading E) 8063 18.0 Pituophis DOR 19.2 Coluber (rotten) DOR 8064 20.8 Pituophis DOR 8065 31.5 Pituophis DOR 33.0 I-5 turnaround 34.0 Bufo 8066 36.0 Crotalus 8067 39.9 Pituophis DOR 43.5 turn around 8068 45.3 Crotalus 53.8 I-5 turn around 8069 58.7 Pituophis live
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Seib, R. 1981 Berkeley to Corral Hollow Rd, San Joaquin Co., California, and return. 23 July The moon is down so the nights are dark. I wished to learn something about snake activity at Corral Hollow this late in the summer. It happened to be a cool day in the central valley and there was a light wind. I found a single ♂ Pituophis crossing the road 1.4 mi. W F-5 at ca. 26:30, but no other signs of herps. We weight and measures taken. Specimen kept alive for feeding trials by Alan deLucio. Berkeley to Contra Costa (b), and return 24 July Spent 2'1/2 hours driving until dusk. I drove through Golden Park to Wildcat Canyon road, across San Pablo Dam Rd to Bear Creek Rd past Briones until the road ends. From there I first went left until I reached Pinole, turned around, passed Bear Creek Rd and the Alhambra entrance to Briones and continued on until I reached Martinez. I returned to Bear Creek Rd and headed home, taking an
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Seib, M. 1981 Berkeley to Contra Costula and return 24 July occasional side road for a brief period. I saw an Sceloporus occidentalis among the herps. Zero snakes. Toward's dusk it became chilly and I ceased road-hunting. Berkeley to Stanislaus Co., and return. 1 Aug The fog broke in Berkeley at 14:00 today and it became clear. I drove to Fivemore, leaving Berkeley 15:45. I road hunted Mines road all the way to Del Beesto Canyon Rd (Hatason Pass Rd) at I-5. I drove back and forth through the canyon several times and then back along the mines road to Tesla. It was warm in the afternoon - both windows rolled down, me in shirt sleeves - but cold down rapidly at dusk, very little bridge. The only serpent was a DOB Liuphis 17.3 miles South of Tesla Rd on the Mines road. It was cold and limp when I found and had probably been hit around dusk. See log next page:
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Seib, R. 1981 Berkeley to Stanislaues Co., and return 1 Aug 567.0 JCT Tesla/Mines Rd's. 86.7 Santa Clara Co. line 88.5 Sceloporus metal trash area 94.7 JCT Patterson Pass or Del Puerto Canyon 95.4 Phrynosoma coronatum (?) 97.5 Stanislaus Co. line / end pavement 602.5 begin pavement (now in canyon) 18.9 I-5 34.7 collected 2 Sykalgus auduboni; 35.2 turn around 51.5 I-5 86.0 Pituophis (on Mines Rd) 703.3 JCT Tesla/Mines Rd's Livermoore Tesla Mines corral Hollow Oak woodland 19.7 14.7 m TOTAL Santa Clara Co. line oak woodland/ chaparral 8.0 mi transition valley stanislaus co. line 2.8 21.4 to I-5 San Jose Total = 34.8
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Seib, R. 1981 Berkeley to Stanislaus Co., and return. 1 Aug On the Patterson Pass Rd I picked up two hatching Chrysosoma coronatum 2.1 miles before reaching Stanislaus Co. In driving the Canyon rd. I noticed a truck (pickup) driving slowly, a man, woman and young son. The boy was shooting rabbits and squirrels with a .22 rifle from the passenger window. I stopped an inquired about this. The father said his friend owned the land and that squirrels made holes that cattle fell into and resulted with broken legs. Since Proposition 13 has passed, the county no longer has money to poison the squirrels, so people shoot them as often as they can. He says he kills snakes, too, as often as he sees them. They leave all animals to die when they smell them. Return Berkeley 13:50. Berkeley to Corral Hollow, and return 4 Aug left Berkeley 18:00, sunny and warm 65-70°F with Phil Brylski, a mammalogy graduate student at M V S. We drove in his VW bug.
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Seib, R. 1981 Bertley to Corral Hollow, and return 4 Aug and his purpose was to trap rodents, especially heteromyids. He set 60 live traps on the Connally Ranch near Castle Rock and I road- hunted. I covered 100 miles in 2 1/2 hours, driving from 19:00 to 21:30, just after dark. It was quite warm - 70°F saw no sign of herp activity, not even a GORG snake. Phil picked up his traps on the morning of the fifth and said the temperature was over 90°F by 11:00. Bertley to Southfield, Michigan 19 Aug Left home at 12:00 to make a 1:30 flight to Detroit. Waf met a Metro airport 21:00 (EST), a three hour difference, by friend, Sheri Richman. Detroit = severe culture shock; I may have located Amerika. Southfield to Ann Arbor, Michigan 20 Aug There is no country near Southfield. No place to attempt to collect. I drove to Ann Arbor and found the Natural History [illegible] Museum and the Natural Science Bldg, both
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Seib, R. 1981 Southfield to Ann Arbor, Michigan 20 Aug on the Central Campus. About half-way to Ann Arbor, the buildings drop out and The Auto Marts, Airports and corn fields come in. Still, it is much prettier than Southfield. The freeways, where they exist, are very poor, sort of like Mexican highways. U of M campuses in Ann Arbor are quite nice, lots of open country, vegetation, pools. I saw two turtles resting on a snag in a pool as I was was driving to Central Campus. U of M also has a campus at Dearborn and elsewhere. There are 40,000 students at Ann Arbor, but it is still less dense than Berkeley's single campus. Upon arriving to the campus, I first visited the Museum and met one of the Curators, Ronald Messbauer, and Dennis Harris, who also works in the collection. Afterwards, I walked West to the Natural Science Bldg and found Ron Marlow, a post-Doctoral student of Carl Crans. I decided to stay at Ron's apartment for some days. Ron is leaving in two weeks for a job in Santa Clara California.
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Seib, R. 1981 Ann Arbor, Michigan 21 Aug Today I plan to examine the herp collection in the Museum. Hopefully, I'll be able to find a good student with a car in a few days to be able to go out and collect some snakes. 26 Aug All this week has been spent working in the collection - very productive. This afternoon Arnold Kluge took me to a few wood lots in Ann Arbor and we collect for several hours. At on site we collected a single Thamnophis butleri. I found it under a piece of wood < 1 square foot in a gassy, sunny spot. At a final site, a heavily wooded and humid woodlot we found 12 Ambystoma maculatum, 3 Notopthelus viridescens and a Bufo americanus. The salamanders were underneath fallen logs while the toad was under the bark of a fallen log. Mosquitoes intense, generally more uncomfortable than Chiapas, Mexico in the forest. Southfield, Michigan 30 Aug I left Ann Arbor to spend my remaining two days in Southfield. Went to a state port and collected a variety of herps. Saw a large Chelydra serpentina after a rain in a grassy
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Seib, R. 1981 Southfield, Michigan 30 Aug area near a pool. Southfield to Berkeley, California 31 Aug The rain clouds are still forming this morning. Last night it rained and I drove through Proud Lake area seeing many Rana pipiens, R. sylvatica, Butorides and a large Thamnophis. Today I catch a late afternoon flight to Berkeley. Berkeley to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co., and return 19 Sept. I drove with Dave Darla to Corral Hollow, leaving Berkeley 17:30. Warm and sunny in Berkeley. Arrived I-580 by dusk, seeing no snakes on the first pass. We saw a freshly hit Road Runner and stopped to take its shell. I cut open its stomach and found an adult Sceloporus occidentalis and ~20 Orthopterans. Driving W from 580 at dusk we collected a DOR Pituophis. As darkness set in, the relative humidity increased along a two mile stretch with vegetation and a couple of creeks. I drove this repeatedly and collected a live Rhinocelus and Lampropeltis and a few more Pituophis. I became uncomfortably cold 20:50 so we drove back. We
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Seib, R. 1981 19 Sept. Berkeley to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co., and return still found several more Pituophis, either asleep or deth. I collected 11 Pituophis and found a 12th smashed. All 14 snakes were young - no adult snakes were seen. Returned to Berkeley by 23:40 and killed, tagged, weighed, measured and fixed all the snakes and a single adult Burt's boraas. Night drove a total of 89.3 mi. 20 Sept. Berkeley to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co., and return Left Berkeley 18:00. Hot clear day. Although warmer than yesterday in Berkeley, it was windy at Corral Hollow and thus cooler than last night. At dark it did not become humid as it did last night. Last night I saw only a Taxidea, while tonight I saw four Procyon and one Odocoileus. Found 3 OR Pituophis late afternoon before arriving I-580. Got out of car ~ 1 mi. before I-580 and hopped a fence N of the rd. under a power line system. Dry creek + willows + over 100 logs. Also rock piles. Turned about 50-60 logs - no vertebrates. Drove until 22:00 seeing nothing past 20:55. We saw only Pituophis early and later picked up 5 Crotalus, all well west of I- 580. Last four snakes were Crotalus and
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23 Sept 81 Both 14:30 351.0 forecast, light wind Mines 418.0 29.4° Over cast to flats 427.9 19.2 DOR Pit - 29.5 36.9/29.5/7.4 co line 29.9 DOB Mastic (food) - 34.8 36.9/4.8 580 36.9 TRACY 16:15 80° E 580 51.4 W Turn 55.1 36.9/29.9/7.0 E Turn 57.9 LINE 64.1 W Turn 65.9 580 74.8 E 580 80.6 DOR Pit - 86.6 6.6// Line 87.7 7.2/3.5/3.7 DON Pit - 93.3 12.7// Mines 499.9 Turn W Mines 513.9 19.8° Sunset Candy 32.0° E Turn 531.8 DOR Pit - 533.5 2.6// W Turn 37.2 6.3// E 580 543.5 W Turn 47.2 7.7// 43.5/17.3/6.3 E Turn 49.9 1.0//
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Seib, R. 1981 20 Sept. Berkeley, to Corral Hollow, San Joaquin Co. and return all were found within 20 minutes. Then suddenly, not another serpent was seen. It was already chilly when the last live rattlesnakes were taken. Drove a total of 60.8 miles while hunting
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Seib, R. 1982 Berkeley to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 8 Aug My friend and field assistant, All, 3on Alberts, and I took the night flight from SF to Mexico City. It left at 1:30 this morning; we arrived Mexico City 9:00 local time. The most interesting part of the trip thus far is that the Peso now floated yesterday. At least briefly the exchange rate was 100 pesos/dollar. I changed a hundred dollars the day before at 43/dollar. At the airport here we just got 77/dollar. Arrived Tapachula 13:00, quite hot and sunny and also somewhat muggy from humidity. Ardeli Rental Car had a VW sedan waiting for us. It costs about 1/00 pesos/day + 5.7/km. That's only cheap because they just floated the peso again. Ally and I drove into town and checked into the Hotel Ranico which has very tropical grounds. We have already seen four species of lizards: Utenosaurus similis, Basiliscus vittatus, Ameiva sp. and Tenuidactylus fenatrus. Ally and I had lunch and then passed out for 3 1/2 hrs. until 18:30. When we woke we got gasoline at
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Seib, A. 1982 8 Aug Berkeley, to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico one peso/liter: 373 pesos for a tank of NOVA! The sky looked a little bit ominous so we drove out the Nueva Alemania road. We began seeing cerco canaliforas prior to the first drops of rain. When we hit the rain, we also saw Bana maculata, Hylidae, Dermophis mexicanus, Himic sebae (1), and we heard Syrophis calling from trees. We collected 2 live cecilians and saw a DOB. Returned late to Tapachula and had dinner and beer. 9 Aug Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico Woke up late, ate breakfast, unpacked equipment and prepared to go into town to buy ice, borosone, drinks and string for experimenting with large, ropeel-guadrats. We spent from 12:00 to 13:00 in town. The battery to the car also became disconnected, so we got that fixed. We then drove out to San Leonimo and talked with the people about my plans to collect snakes on guadrats. They actually seemed enthusiastic about the idea and!
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Seib, R 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mxico 9 Aug agreed to help me. About a dozen men and boys walked with us to an area of zocal choosing near where I have worked before (up a hill to a large flat area. We walked along a narrow trail for a long time. At one point, an adult coral snake, Micrurus nigrocinctus crossed the path in front of the person in front of me. I quickly pinned it with my boot and held its neck with knees. I injected it with Nembutal to kill it and finally placed it in a plastic bag. I already knew that this species was diurnally active at this site, but it's very impressive to see one of these snakes crossing across my path! We then proceeded further and decided to make a quadrat in a stand of mature coffee with large shade trees. We started with a 30m by 30m quadrat. This quickly turned into a disaster because the nylon rope that we had bought instantly became hopelessly tangled. It took nearly an hour to un- tangle enough to make four sides
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 4 Aug of a quadrat. But once we made the quadrat, the people began searching systematically through the leaf litter for snakes. I only wanted them to look for snakes at this point so I could see if this size quadrat would be adequate for a sample of litter snakes. It was pretty dark under the coffee, very difficult to see. They didn't want to collect any more land it was beginning to rain. So we decided to try tomorrow. We only caught 2 Ninia seber and an Geophis Amiglen Athepias quadrivietus. They dismantled the quadrat because they said other people would steal the rope. We marked the four corners so that we could remake the same quadrat tomorrow. Just as we finished, it poured for about 12-15 minutes. We became utterly soaked. After the rain Allison and I drove up the road to a place I have lantern - walked several times. We are con- sidering examining habitat utilization in armans because I already have a lot of specimens from this setc
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico and have a good idea how some of the species occur in major habitat types. Unfortunately, much of the larger trees are [illegible] and the habitat is more open. Overall, we saw fewer individuals and far fewer species than I have seen here in the past. We worked from about 17:15 to 21:26. See Ellison's notes for details. We were too exhausted to work (preserve animals) so we decided to stop and do the animals in the morning. We're supposed to get up at six o'clock so we came get to San Jeronimo by 8:00, but I'm sure we'll be late. 10 Aug Woke at 6:00 and preserved for 1 3/4 hr. Then had a good breakfast at hotel restaurant. Drove out to San Jeronimo and arrived late, 9:15. Found 6 people who were willing to work for wages: 150 pesos/day + 10 pesos/manea. Two of those were little boys. We walked back to the same area as yesterday and remade quadrat 1. We then made two more quadrats and
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 10 Aug worked them until we were tired and they were hungry. At about 13:30 - 1:00 they complain quite a bit that it's past their lunch time. Below is the time spent in quadrats: Q1 ~ 15:00 9 Aug 9 persons x 20 min + 6.5 persons x 96 min 180 + 624 = 804 pers-min = 13.4 p-hrs. 9:30-11:06 10 Aug Q2 11:15-12:30 7 persons = [illegible] p-min = 8.75 p-hrs. Q3 12:40-13:47 7 persons x 67 min + 3 persons x 30 min 469 + 90 = 559 = 9 1/3 pers-hours Our total catch for both days was: Q1 7 snakes 1 lizards 4 frogs Q2 6 snakes 3 lizards 17 frogs Q3 4 snakes 2 lizards 10 frogs I spent about 1300 person or a little bit more on labor and snakes. We also found slugs in the leaf litter (
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Seib, A. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 10 Aug and found extremely little in the latter in 1/4 m2 areas. All in all, we learned very little about snake densities in the quadrats, and even less about prey densities, for an enormous amount of labor output. We left at 17:00 and drove to Finca Monte Perla. I told them I would buy snakes for 10 pesos each or 20 for coral and large snakes. Several people looked for about 30 min and caught 2 C. natrix and a N. diadema. I told them I would return tomorrow at about 15:00 to see if they had more snakes. We then drove back to the hotel arriving 17:00. We prepared and ate dinner and went to sleep by 21:30. Forgot to mention that I ended up having to pay 20 pesos/snake to keep their vinecintue while working in the quadrats. 11 Aug Woke up at six and wrote journals. Ate at 7:15 and arrival at Finca Perla 9:15. Had a basically hopeless day trying to work quadrats. I first went to the old place where I used to collect most of the snakes. The coffee used to be the old style which
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Seib, R. 1982 Tepichula, Chiapas, Mexico 11 Aug Large shade trees are left as a canopy for large, widely-spaced coffee trees. Since there was a double canopy, there were few plants on the ground, just leaves which are ideal for litter snakes. Now the new style of coffee is becoming prevalent. At this location where I used to get a lot of snakes they have cut most of the tall trees so that much vegetation grows around the coffee. It is virtually impossible to turn leaves. Below the finca they have cut every tree and planted the kind of coffee I saw in Guatemala (see 1978, 1979 notes). Anyway, we finally found a place that slightly resembled the old style situation. However, there were many living & fallen bananas as well as cut trees. It was too difficult to work completely, i.e., not every banana was turned. We did find 3 snakes: a highly active Micrurus nigrocinctus, and one adult Coniophanes fissidens plus a sleeping, coiled Ninia sebae. There were many
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Seib, A. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 11 Aug Bolitoglossa occidentalis, denser than five ever seen them. In the cut trunks of old bananas ("platanos") I found 7 on the quadrat alone. 13 people worked for 66 minutes. Allison and I discovered at this point that we had shot 30 pictures over the last two days with an empty camera! We went back to where we worked quadrats 1,2,3 yesterday. We made a new quadrat and there was no success finding snakes so everyone lost interest. We gave up after more than an hour and dismantled the quadrat myself in disgust. Came back to Tapachula. Pickled the few animals we had. Afterwards we went to the hotel restaurant and wound down with a couple of beers. After a few cold 6%o beers, we ordered dinner. Just in the middle of dinner, the old fart who manges the hotel came up to our table. In an outstandingly loud voice he said "Who isss Robert Seib!" He then said, "You must leof tomorrow!" He then showed me a newspaper clipping with my name on it and the title, which read, "300 Venomous snakes en Hotel Kamico." He told me,
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, M?xico 11 Aug "For months afterwards (referring to my snake bite incident), people who came to my hotel ask me 'Are there still snakes at this hotel?' He said, 'You cost me trouble for two months afterwards.' Needless to say, our dinner & digestion were disturbed by the old fart. He has a face like an asshole that someone squirted lime juice into. So we just got depressed and fell asleep. 12 Aug Woke up at 7:00, had breakfast, and spent about 3 hours enjoying the pool. We packed and drove to the Loma Real, where I had made a reservation last night. After we had unpacked and were beginning to settle into our new room, the manager told us that we could not have the room. Something about 3 groups of tourists coming through. So we searched & searched through Tapachula for about 2 hours and finally settled on a groty little dive called Hotel Fenix. It's the standard Mexican situation, with bare wires sticking out of holes, light bulbs dangling from the ceiling on a cord, and a bathroom that smells bad enough to avoid showering. So we quickly left. We drove out to San Jeronimo and
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 12 Aug learned that no one had collected any snakes. So we then drove to Montepelia and were surprised to find that the people had [illegible] 19 snakes waiting for us. We arrived after the rains and the afternoon was serene and peaceful. This took much of the bite out the experiences of the last 24 hours. Drove back to Tapachula and ate dinner. I told the people at both Fincas that I would not be back tomorrow and did not know when I would be able to return. It was not easy to fall asleep at the Hotel Fenix. The air conditioner didn't keep us cool, but about every 5 min. it made a a sound as though someone were trying to break into the room. This scared me and woke me all night. We finally put on sandals and took showers in our clothes so we could cool by evaporation. That worked and we eventually slept. 13 Aug Woke up very poorly rested. I went to the town square and had a warm, flat coke for breakfast. I was afraid to brush my teeth in the Fenix, so my mouth felt fairly scummy. Went back
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 13 Aug to the room and preserved the sucttos. One Coniophanus has a very large prey item in its stomach. At Monte Perla they had captured two small Pliocercus. I had only offered 20 pesos for coral coral-colored suatros, but raised the price to 40 pesos for adults. I was really surprised to find that all the workers at Monte Perla are Indian. I have tried in vain to find out what language they speak. They don't under- stand me very well and speak very little Spanish. Even at San Jeronimo the Indians are more numerous than 3 years ago. At Monte Perla, many of the women and girls are wearing the traditional, colorful Indian dress. The people are far calmer, quieter and more serene than any of the Mexicans at San Jeronimo. Each time I visit Monte Perla to purchase suatros, I feel calmed by the presence of the Indians and by their "way." Anyway, after spending a horrible night in The Fenix, we tried to rent an out-of-service room at the Loma Real, but with no success. As a last-gasp effort, I drove
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A lot of stuff I didn't expect to have an out-of-town no talk on the same level but with my success? Noticeable night in the French Quarter we had "you" right before me, and I'd be spinning old movies to most people. I went to Barcelona in 1994. I thought: "Oh, this is great!" But then I got to Paris and realized that it's not just a city with a lot of culture—it's also a place where you can get lost in the streets and find yourself wondering why you're here at all. The Indians were so nice and kind to me. They showed me around and helped me understand their customs and traditions. I learned a lot from them about life and how to live it. I remember one time when we went hiking together. We climbed up a mountain and saw the whole valley below us. It was beautiful and peaceful. I felt like I could breathe easier and feel more relaxed than ever before. Another memorable experience was visiting the local market. There were so many different foods and spices to choose from, and everything looked so fresh and delicious. I bought some fruits and vegetables to take back home with me as souvenirs. Overall, my trip to Mexico has been an unforgettable adventure filled with new experiences and memories that will last a lifetime.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 13 Aug back to the Kamico and talked with the manager. I asked him if we could just sleep at his hotel if I rented another hotel in which to preserve my sudores. He said he had nothing against me personally, and had even visited me in the hospital three years ago. He was very nice to me and said that we could stay as long as we brought no animals or "equipa" into the room. We were to try to be normal guests. Well, we checked right back in! (He still has a face like a dried prune, though). We drove out to San Jeronimo and to Monte Perla and told them we would come every day for a week around 3-4 to buy snakes. At monte Perla they had an Adelphicos and caught a Nina seber while I was talking with them. We drove back, ate dinner and passed out at about 20:30, exhausted. 17 Aug Woke up rested at 8:30 having slept 12 hr. I'm planning to drive out the Nueva Alemania rd. to investigate their coffee situation. I hope to find an area where they haven't started
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13 Aug I may wake up rested at 8:30 and then just travel to the pinball museum. If I can't sleep or really sit in it, I will just go for good. I definitely got to bed by 7, which is my normal bedtime, but I was very sick. He was very nice. The first time we could stay (a long) 'night' to clean up an ill-gotten gain. We were so tired that we went to bed at 9:30 and most of it got us back on track. Well, it's not normal until next week! (He still has a free line two over.) We stayed out a little longer than usual. And then came the good part of the day. I was so happy to see you again. And we had such a nice time together that I didn't want to leave yet. So we went back to your house and had some pizza for dinner. Then we went to bed at 10:30 because it was late. We had a great night. The next day we were up early and went to the park. It was so nice out there that we stayed until about 4pm. We came home and took a nap before going back to work at 5pm. I think we did pretty well today. Maybe tomorrow we'll be able to go out again!
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 14 Aug. to cut down the big trees and plant the new coffee. If such an old-style coffee area exists, I'll start doing quadrats again. If the whole country- side has been entirely cut over then I won't be able to quantify predator and prey densities. I'll just be able to collect specimens and will have to return home early. After breakfast we drove out to the fincas. At San Jeronimo they had a Ninia sebae & 2 N. diademata. Also they had an adult Micrurus nigrocinctus, alive from the afternoon before, (40 pesos), and a Xenodon, called
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Seib, R. 1982 Topachula, Chiapas, México 14 Aug of snakes on the floor behind the seat. After the work was finished it was still early, only 16:00, and we decided to drive out to Huixtlá and up the road to Motozintla to see if it would rain for good night-driving. The road is very interesting, far less cut over than the roads near Topachula. There is considerable forest all the way up the road until one reaches the first coffee plants. There is very little coffee, also. Maize predominates. After about 20-24 km. the road is more cut over on both sides. It was dark (21:00) by the time we drove 30 km., so we turned back to night drive. There was a slight drizzle for a few km and the road was wet. It is paved all this way. In this 2-3 km we saw two frogs which escaped and an adult Geophis cancellatus which Allison grabbed. We drove all the way back on a dry road seeing just one Buta canaliferus. Upon returning to town we heard music coming from the discoteque next to the Lapa Lapa, so we checked it out. We won't
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 14 Aug need to go back. Went to sleep very late. Tapachula to Motozintla rd., Chiapas, México, and return. 15 Aug Woke up at 9:00, ate breakfast, went to the pool for a half hour, and then headed out to the Motozintla rd. to day collect. First drove out the Nueva Alemana Rd. to see how it looked. There will be no need to return because there are few trees left and little litter on the ground. Drove up the Huitlá Rd. Stopped on a side rd. 20.1 km from Huitlá. Saw Rana macroglossa, buto canaliculus and many Ameiva, Basiliscos and Ctenosepala . Drove up to the ridge and over. Looked for a spot to collect in the pine forest, but it was too steep in most places. Stopped once, but found nothing to turn. Drove down beyond Motozintla, past a govt. checkpoint, and into a semi-arid gorge below the mountains with pine-oak forest at top. The road parallels the Rio Grijalva all the way to at least Comalapa which is how far we drove. We had a coke in Comalapa and started to drive slowly back toward Motozintla.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula to Motozintla Rd., Chiapas, Mexico, and return 15 Aug It was about 18:00. We saw a very smashed snake which may have been a Pituophis deppei. It was brown and had diagonal cross bars like Arizona. Just after dark we caught some large Buta marinus. I also saw a DOR Gerrhonotus liocephalus. The most interesting animal was a DOR Elaphe triaspis which had just been hit by the car in front of us. Not a mark on it. A little further up the road we suddenly came upon the govt. checkpoint. We couldn't very well turn around for more night-driving without making them suspicious, so we continued on beyond Motozintla and down the pacific side of the continental divide. We stopped at the site where we earlier saw so many Basiliscus and Ctenosaura. We looked for them in flashlight beams and found 4 Basiliscus and 1 Ctenosauru that were low enough to capture. We also saw 2 Basiliscus which were to high to get. Allison noticed that a large armadillo was poting around in our midst. On the
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I noticed that a large box of letters were to help me get all the way I was also seen by Captain (illegible) and found it positive and found success and took hold of most of bottled for them in flashlight beams we managed under conditions we prepared for earlier site 20 and threw the plastic out must have contained a large amount of nitrogen. We stopped at the site while x-rayed out must have been an effort to test in our air the car in front of us. Not a word from a tow truck. Just after dark we got another load of gasoline. I also saw a box with a cord and I continued into the water. The water was still clear from the foggy glass. We had been just been hit by an explosion which had not yet gone off and then it went at 4:30 in the air. It's no little further on the road we saw only a group of people who came upon the spot. We could get very well for more and we were not prepared for a trip to check point. We could get very well and then it went at 4:30 in the air. It's no little further on the road we saw only a group of people who came upon the spot. We could get very well for more and we were not prepared for a trip to check point. We could get very well and then it went at 4:30 in the air. It's no little further on the road we saw only a group of people who came upon the spot. We could get very well for more and we were not prepared for a trip to check point. We could get very well and then it went at 4:30 in the air.
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Seib, R. 1982 15 Aug Tapachula to Motozintla Rd., Chiapas, Mexico, and return road below we saw a DOA Marmosa. It was larger than the mouse possums I caught on Volcan Tacana 4 years ago. It looked like four-eyed possum. Drove home and fell asleep exhausted. Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 16 Aug Woke, had breakfast and a 10 min. swim. Drove straight out to San Jeronimo to put in a full day. I wanted to get a lot of people looking for snakes by searching with them myself. Unfortunately, I could only find six little boys. We hiked up a hill across from the place and travelled a fair distance. Worked for 8 1/2 hours and only caught 2 snakes, N. dixdamae & N. sebex. I caught another tiny frog which looks like an Eleutherodactylus with red spots on a black backdrop. But the arms and legs are very long for this that genus. It was very poor collecting under the coffee because grass and plants were growing nearly everywhere. When we did find thick leaf litter, it was usually under low coffee so that we could not stand up. I decided to raise the price I was paying for snakes to 20 pesos each. This made Martin happy who had caught the N. Ninia. I hope
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Soib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 16 Aug to generate new enthusiasm by this move. At 13:00 we returned to the car and the finca. We were tired and a bit deflated, but when I saw some more people at the finca, I tried to get them to work with me. About 12 people walked with us to near where we collected last week. We looked for about an hour and a half and found mostly Ninia sebba, but also a Rhadineea poseasi and a Pliocercus. All snakes under leaves again. It began to rain while we were under thickly planted coffee and we had to wait it out for over 20 min. While we waited the people continued finding snakes. I paid 20 pesos each for all of them. We finally drove up to Monte Perla where they only had a single Geophis neraslis. They promised to look more tomorrow if I would give them more plastic bags. I did. I always give them bags and they always bring me snakes in bags that aren't mine. We drove the pichling roch and started cataloging, but it immediately began to rain. We were forced back into the car where we cataloged, tagged, weighed and measured. We did everything on our
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Seib, A. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 16 Aug Taps. We picked in the rain and drove back to Tapachula extremely tired. It was a draining day in the field because we worked long and hard with little success. I'm having strong doubts about being able to attain any good sample of snakes this trip, to say nothing of quantifying predator and prey diversity on quadrats! While at dinner it began to rain. The first night it has rained this whole trip! Too tired to night drive, though. Just want to sleep. 17 Aug woke, had breakfast and a long swim. Being somewhat depressed from yesterday, we just decided to enjoy ourselves for 1 1/2 hr. When we drove out to San Jeronimo, we were surprised and excited to see people running up to the car to sell us snakes. Emiliano (who worked quadrats with me) brought me a motet long Drymarchon, dead and somewhat putrid smelling, which he says he caught this morning under leaves. I gave him 50 pesos to build enthusiasm. There were several other snakes, including a Micrurus caught yesterday afternoon. I drove on to
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapechula, Chiapas, Mexico 17 Aug Monte Perla and discovered that they also had snakes (?) waiting for me. I paid 50 pesos for a Micrurus which had just been caught at 14:00 and 30 pesos for the other snakes. They wanted to collect while we were there, so Allison and I tagged and weighed all the snakes in the car, our laboratory. While we worked, they brought 3 more snakes and one was a Xenodon for which I paid 50 pesos. Went to the pitking rock and preserved. Then drove back to San Jeronimo to find 14 more snakes waiting for us. Yet another Xenodon! It was nearly dark, so we decided to sneak our animals and equipment into the room for processing. Things went smoothly and we finished in about an hour. Went to have a quick dinner and planned to night-drive because a big storm was just hitting Tapechula. Drove 25 km down the Puerto Madero Rd. Saw an incredible variety of amaurus. We collected 50 of many species (see catalogue). Also seen were OB Dermophis and 4 OB Bang (very large) and Buto marinus.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 17 Aug Arrived home at midnight, had a few Tecatos in the room, and passed out. 18 Aug Woke at 8:30 and had breakfast. Spent 2 hr. preserving and cataloging frogs from last night and writing journals. I'm attempting to keep 17 frogs alive but the ice chest seems too cold. Buts have been dying. We are not allowed to keep them in the room where they would be just fine. At 11:00 went into town to do our laundry. It turns out that this laundry place does the clothes for you, so we just left them, 200 pesos for 2 loads, and went to the bank to get small change. It was difficult, but I finally changed 950 pesos into 10 and 20 peso coins. The lady thought I was hilarious. Drove out to San Jeronimo and no one came running up to the car so we though there probably wouldn't be many suthes. We piddled around for about an hour and took photographs. Talked casually to various people we know individually. It was really relaxing. Margarita tells me "no problem" to get one 100 caecilians (Tapetcaus) in a day. Finally left with 5 suthies and drove to Monte Perla. Just as we
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Aug arrived it began to pour and didn't light up for 50 minutes. At this point, 15:40, I walked down to the finca and was flooded by people who wanted to sell me snakes at the new prices. They had 50 snakes! I quickly tried to escape to go process at the pitling rock. At Monte Pella I would never need to escape the Indians because they are so polite. They never crowd me and it's a pleasure to be near them. I was afraid, however that we had too many snakes to finish before dark (19:00). We drove to the rock and processed all the snakes. There was a pretty Scaphiodontophis which was cut in half. We also got a Pimobius chloroticus, but its eyes were crushed into its head. Finished at 19:00 and drove to San Jeronimo. It was dark and I bought snakes by the light of our VW headlights. The flood of approximately 100 people really inundated us. They pulled metal off the car and broke the side-view mirror. Among other snakes, there was a live Micrurus, 2 live Xenodon, a Rhadinaea posadasi, and a beautiful Tantilla tayrae, the new
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Aug Tantilla I discovered in the San Jeronimo area. The snake is bright, deep orange/red below, dark brown above, with a narrow light neck ring and light facial markings. We drove back to the hotel, showered, ate dinner, and then catalogued, weighed, measured, and preserved all the snakes. Today's total was 95 snakes. Afterwards, we just went to sleep and woke up 10 hr. later. 19 Aug Wrote 9:30, sneaked the animals and "equipo" back into the car, and went to breakfast. Afterwards, took a long swim at the pool. Allison took the long swim; I took the short swim. I had to go to Aero Mexico, to the bank again, and to the laundry place to get the clothes. We drove out to the Ancas, arriving about 13:15. I was surprised that they already had 15 snakes waiting. Stayed only until 13:30 and left for Monte Pella. Arrived just before it rained and managed to buy the snakes during the rain. There were only 29. We drove to the pickling rock and finished all the animals by 17:10. Went back to San Jeronimo and found that they only collected 13 snakes because it rained
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 19 Aug all afternoon. One of the sautres was a female Pliocercus with eggs, the only adult we've seen this trip. Pliocercus are much rarer now than in the past. Drove back to the hotel in an absolutely driving thunder storm. Pickled the 13 sautres. Had dinner at the restaurant near the Kamico. I had two full dinners due to great hunger, and two large coffees. We decided to night drive the Huitatla pool, but it was only sprintling there. Found one DOR Imantodes. Arrived back hotel 23:00. 20 Aug Woke and had breakfast. Briefly went to the pool and then I went into town to do errands while Allison relaxed at the pool. First went to Aero México, where they were successful in changing our reservations to one day early. Then went to Bancomer, where I spent about 45 minutes waiting in lines. It turns out that last week the Mexican Government decided that there would be various rates of exchange for American money. They told me my traveller's checks were "documentos" and that they were worth less than American dollars. Today the exchange rate was 95 pesos on the dollar, but I only received
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Seib, R, 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas México 20 Aug 69.50 on the dollar when I cashed a 100- dollar traveller's check. I felt disgusted. Sent a telegram to Ted Pappenfuss & came back to the hotel to get Allison. Drove out to San Jeronimo, arriving 13.30. They had four snakes, including a Micrurus. The told me that it was not going to rain today, so they would be able to look all afternoon for snakes. I worried at this because I didn't want to pickle 100 snakes in the room tonight. Skipped on up to Monte Perla, where they had 31 snakes. Among these were a Micrurus and a fascinating snake that I can't identify at this point. This latter I would certainly call a Tantilla if it had an orangish-reddish belly. It has highly polished smooth scale, a light ring around the neck, medium-length tail, and a Tantilla-like body form. However, the venter has a pale greenish aspect, unlike Tantilla I have seen. I wait for Berkeley to make my I.D. It barely sprinkled at Monte Perla & had not rained there today. Again, the people were calm & well-behaved around me when I bought the snakes, speaking their Mayan dialect. One man tells me that just across the border, only a few kilometers, there is another dialect which is mutually unintelligible. He
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas Mexico 20 Aug told me the name of his dialect but I couldn't hope to pronounce it or try to spell it. A very far approximation would be "Tok-yo." We left Monte Perla and drove back to the pickling rock under hot, clear skies. The rock was in direct sun and scorching hot. To protect the snakes from rothing, I laid them on a cloth sack & tried to shade them with my body. Allison and I worked for about two hours here. During this time I noticed that the big rock was shaking because I heard the sound of it knocking against smaller boulders in front of it. I casually mentioned to Allison, "The rock moves." She said, "It's an earthquake." Later while we were measuring & she was sitting on the rock, she mentioned she could feel tremors, which didn't move the rock as much as before. Our earthquake was the highlight of the day. Drove on to San Jeronimo at 16:45. They had 44 snakes, of an interesting diversity. There were 4 Adelphicos, 3 Coniophanes, 3 N. diademata, 20 N. sebae, 2 Scaphiodontophis 2 Xenodon, & 4 Micrurus! One Micrurus regurgitated the last half of a gravid female snake with a long tail (to be I.D'd in Berkeley). Processed all these snakes
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas México 20 Aug at the hotel, finishing by 20.30. Had a relaxed dinner & passed out. 21 Aug Woke at 8.40 & had breakfast. Spent several hours at the pool, because today is a "free" day. Our plan is to take a picnic lunch-dinner over the Motozintla Road to where it is semi-arid. Left Tapachula 14.30. It's only 40 Kilometers to Huixtla. It was rainy or foggy all the way to the crest. When we got over the crest, we could see down to Motozintla but we could also see a thick stratus layer extending from the ridge all the way down the ravine to the north. I could immediately see that our picnic lunch would not be drenched in sun. Rather, we would probably be drenched with rain. We had a mildly wet picnic lunch on the Rio Grijalva. We became surrounded by the personnel of a military truck, one on the bridge, a couple more on the bank. The must have thought we were trying to steal the Grijalva. Rapidly ate our picnic lunch. Jumped into the car to drive because it was raining. Drove all the way to Comalapa, seeing nothing. Left Comalapa 18.15 & drove back south up the ravine to within 2 km of the Government checkpoint. By the time we turned
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Government checkpoint. By the time we turned around up the driveway to within 2 km of the road stopping left Camelidae 18/15 & drove poo wer remained drove all the way to (cowlard) jumped into the car to drive because it stare the Crittaton. Rapidly ate our picnic lunch the night have through it we were trying to got a couple more on the back. The Bridge, a couple more on the bank. was reserved drove all the way to (cowlard) jumped into the car to drive because it stare the Crittaton. Rapidly ate our picnic lunch the night have through it we were trying to got a couple more on the back. The Bridge, a couple more on the bank.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Aug around again, it was fully dark. On this next pass, we heard some large Hyllid frogs calling from a roadside ditch. After a long time shining our flashlights into this tiny ditch, I finally spotted two of the beasts. They are mostly green above, white below, with a mottled pattern along the anterior side. About as large as half a fist. We made several more passes on the road, seeing 4 more of those frogs, but not a single snake. I am speechless at the fact that we saw not a snake. Not even a DOR, despite mild traffic. We did see a DOR Drymobius, however, which is a day snake. It rained tremendously most of the night. At certain points we would drive in first gear or stop altogether because the pavement would not be visible through the driving rain. We decided to drive back to Huixtla because I had stupidly allowed the gas gauge to fall below
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Aug Below is the log of our day trip to Motozintla and Comalapa. 397.9 Huixtla 454.2 Motozintla 464.0 Government checkpoint 479.0 Semiarid country changes to a more forested kind of habitat (river still semiarid) 491.0 Pine trees meet road 506.0 Comalapa 528.9 Fox, alive (darkness) 544.4 Turn around 566.6 Frogs in roadside ditch 574.0 Turnaround 584.1 Turnaround 589.7 Turnaround 623.2 Motozintla
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Motosinid 5.826 Tumours 5.947 Tumour 1.083 Tumour 0.453 Fats in margarine diet 3.662 Turn around 2.414 For slice (slices) 1.812 (removed) 2.000 Five times next level 0.194 (a more favoured kind. (Warming with milk) divided 4: of protein (live still grow). Sewing cotton straps to or equal parts basting? (triangles triangles) 4.610 Motosinid 4.273 Hurstia 5.978 y! And Delores is the top of our list (carpools) or quit job too to get it used.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 22 Aug Woke up late, breakfasted, & lounged all day at the pool. I realized that I wouldn't have a Monte Perla sample tomorrow because I couldn't arrive there in the morning when they normally collect. So we drove out to the Fincas at 17.00. to inform them of our intentions to collect 3 more days. It was raining at San Jeronimo and we sat in the car for a long time. After 10 minutes one man finally ran up to the car to see what we wanted. I said I would come by 3 more days to buy snakes, not planning to tell them until tomorrow that I also wanted caecilians, frogs, & lizards. It wasn't raining hard at Monte Perla, so I walked down to the Finca houses. 3 persons had collected a total of 7 snakes and one man brought me a large Rana. I told them I would come by for 3 more days to buy snakes & that I would also buy "ranitas" and "lagartijas" for a peso each. Most of the people wanted plastic bags, so a group of about 40 persons walked with me back to the car. After passing out the bags, I talked with them for about 10 minutes. These people are so calm, so
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10 minutes. These people are so calm, so the pads I talked with them about our back to the car. After bringing out the book of Opuntia to protect of the people wanted plastic pads to be a or pad itself. It was "Ladrillero" for a bed each. Most that I could ask you and you "Rutina" came by for 3 was glad to put snakes come in a large room I may have known I worked and are now brought total of 1 snake and 3 persons had collected as Monte Park so I walked down to the grapes & lizards. It wasn't running hard at that afternoon when I took tomorrow in that I also took tomorrow to put snakes not planning to tell them until I said I would come for 3 more days you up to the car to see what we wanted. After 10 minutes are was finally given time. And we sat in the car for a san Jeronimo and we sat in the car for a collect 3 more eggs. It was raining at to inform them of our intentions to me drove out to the buses at 17:00. it morning when they normally collect 20 tomorrow because I couldn't arrive there in couldn't have a Monte Park sample that I really I longed off to pick got up these preschool & brought all Tobolska (Middle) school. A dis 1987
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, M\'exico 22 Aug relaxed, so easy to talk with. Drove back to town and did a little shopping. I was so exhausted that I went to bed at 20.30. 23 Aug Woke up, had breakfast & drove out to San Jeronimo, arriving 11.00. I found three people and told them I wanted 100 caecilians. I told them I would pay 10 pesos each because they were so abundant. This price lasted for the first 4 caecilians, when they threatened to quit on me and go look for snakes. At this I upped the price to 20, so that the caecilians could compete with my snakes. They quickly caught one more and went to look for snakes anyway. We walked to a very cleared field with scattered small coffee plants. There they said they would search for snakes. One man found 2 tiny N. sebaea, while the other found a G. nasalis. Allison found a Geophis nasalis under trash and I found another of the new black frogs with red spots. It was under a large pile of leaves. There was a little boy who had great enthusiasm, but caught nothing. I gave him 20 pesos and told him to bring me a snake and quickly tried to forget about it. I moved off into a patch of coffee where there were large piles of
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Aug leaves. Under one of these piles lay a Dymobius morgoratiferus in deep shed. I only noticed it because it crawled away rapidly after I turned the pile. By now it was 12:30 & quite hot. I was concerned that the five caecilians might overheat, so I decided to leave and go up to Monte Perla. We arrived at Monte Perla just prior to rain, 13:15. As soon as we got there, it rained for at least 30 min. The men had not yet returned from work and we spent this time staring into the rain. At 14:00, the men returned. They had 37 snakes. Among these were two species new to the trip: Micrurus latifasciata & Amistridium welliferum. This latter is my first Amistridium from a Mexican Finca. I am trying to maintain it alive for John Cadel, who may want to extract blood & tissues. I'm also keeping Geophis nasalis from Monte Perla alive for feeding experiments. N. sebae & A. quadrivirgatus will also be used in this manner and are common enough to collect alive on the last day, Wednesday. Today's catch also included one of the new Tantilla-like snakes that I can't identify. We left Monte Perla and drove straight to the pickling rock. It was briefly sunny and I took off my
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Aug shirt while we worked. We laid out all the animals and all the equipment on the rock. Then a super wind came through and I ran to the car to get our raincoats. I thought it would be an excellent idea to work in the rain. This idea turned out to be one of the worst of the trip. It rained very hard & was so windy that Allison couldn't write tags. Furthermore, pools of water on the pickling rock turned into streams and the snakes began to flow off the rock. Allison decided to write tags in the car where it was drier, but then realized that we had lost the pen in the rain & confusion. I searched in vain for several minutes. Allison came back and suggested that we pack up and work at the hotel. Neither of our raincoats kept us dry - all our clothes were soaked to the skin. After we packed up and were nearly gone, Allison made a happy discovery. She found the pen in the mud on the way to the car! We drove to San Jeronimo where they had one Coniophanes. We shot back to the hotel, where both took hot showers to warm our freezing bodies.
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not attempts to warm our freezing bodies and back to the motel where both took shower they had one another shortly the car; we drove to San Jerónimo. The way it was on this way + Alison wore a happy discovery she found honey. She packed up and were nearly done, clothes were stacked to the sky! After our raincoats kept us dry - all of it work out in the snow and had Neighbour's hotel. It was show but back and suggested that we break up for several minutes. Allison came out with a towel & nice ni in her I searched for something I. Noirjani & nice ni really that we had no tent to fill in the car where it was only 20° of ni spot which at Aubie's nearilla. took all 9 there's even more magic with her magical cold off the freezing air on water of blood. Furthermore, cast throw this less new hard & near to windy treat Allison as one of the worst of the trip - I trained work in the rain. This idea turned out to of two hours and right near all of them thought it would be an excellent idea to run to the car to get out of any Then a sudden wind comes through even I knew exactly same kind as require a new animals and call the equipment on the rock. off the two boys & us. While this guy had Tiger, Dale (Jack) and not.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Aug After our showers, we both had to put on two shirts and long pants and turn off the air conditioner. We dispensed with the animals. Afterwards we tried to air out the room because it smelled like formalin. Just outside the back door, I saw a butterfly so large I thought it was bat. But it was daytime. The width of each wing was fully 5 inches. Allison agrees with me on this point. The wings were basically deep blue, with a strip of yellow near the tips which was bordered by deep blue. We went to an umbrella table near the restaurant & played cards and drank beers. I beat Allison at hearts, but then she beat me at spades. We ate dinner, went back to the room, and fell asleep about 22:00. 24 Aug Woke up, ate breakfast, & had an hour long swim at the pool. Shot into town to buy ice, Skipped on out to San Jeronimo. I was determined to get caecilians even if I had to spend all day there. I had to spend all day there. There was little success. I personally caught 2 caecilians in the soil under some garbage.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Aug The other people only brought me eight. Left at about 5:00 pm, feeling very disturbed. At that point I couldn't see how I would get Marvalee's caecilians, and thought I might have to spend a few extra days in Mexico. Drove to Monte Perla very depressed. Bought the snakes there & suggested that we all go look for Tapalcaus. We searched in vain for about a half hour and I left even more depressed. Drove slowly back to San Jeronimo. As we rounded the curve, we saw a large crowd of people with bags of animals. One man had seven caecilians; 2 other people had one each. They also had many snakes and more than 50 frogs. I felt relieved because we now had a total of 19 caecilians for the day, drove back to the hotel and worked with the animals until past 23:00. Pickled 71 snakes & kept another 12 alive. All of these were ordinary snakes, Geophis, Adelphicos, & Ninia. Felt incredibly tired & missed Kanico restaurant by 4 minutes. We dragged our bodies over to the Quinta CarmelitadI ate two orders of enchiladas and ordered two more orders of food, but the kitchen was closed. Stumbled
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Aug back to the hotel, played 3 hands of hearts & passed out. 25 Aug Woke up late, 9:30. Ate breakfast. Allison enjoyed the pool while I went to pay the rental car bill and change money at the bank. Came back and had a half hour swim and scampered out to San Jeronimo. I stepped out of the car and offered "50 pesos cada una tapalcita" to the first person I saw & he shortly brought me 4 caecilians. A little boy also brought me a caecilian. Money obviously talks. This is more money than I pay for large, deadly coral snakes. Felt pretty good. Shot over to Monte Perla and bought all their snakes, 48, including one live Amisfridium welliferum which I will keep alive for John Cadel. Felt pretty great & drove slowly back to San Jeronimo, hoping that I would have enough money to buy the caecilians. They had 26 and I nearly ran out of money, considering that I had to buy 110 frogs & a pile of snakes. This turned out to be a good day for Micrurus because I got two M. latifasciata at Monte Perla and two M. nigrocinctus at San Jeronimo. Arrived back the hotel at 18:00 and worked on
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1983 521d, R. I got two M. out of the car and worked on locked at 1:00 to get it back. I put two M. out for Mike because he was a good guy for Mike's father. It wasn't that I had to slip a $200 bill just to get a ride to the hospital, but I did not want to be a good guy for Mike's father. I would have enough money saved to pay the doctor and then back to San Jerónimo hoping that it would keep alive for well-being which I will keep alive for snakes, too. Including one live American alligator. I was worried that I may not earn more than $100 for bedsheets and other things. But I had a good job at the hotel so I could pay for my own room. Money obviously talks. This little boy also brought me a decision. A small box of biscuits, I saw & he shortly brought me back to San Jerónimo. I came back and had a half hour drive in the car. Bill and Grande were at the motel while I went to get the food. The hotel was open late, and I got breakfast. Allison and I drove out to see Terremino and scrambled out of the car and offered so "so" better for her to be able to tell you about the car. I had two boys in my head that were not good enough. But I liked them very much. They had a lot of snakes, too. Including one live American alligator.
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Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Aug the animals until 20:00. Then we went to the restaurant by the pool and I dictated my journal for the last two days to Ally. Tapachula to Berkeley, California 26 Aug Woke up and sadly prepared to leave Mexico. I have enjoyed Allison's company in the remote areas we visited. She is among the best field assistants I have had the good fortune to know. I'm sad to leave the tropical insect and bird sounds, the warm, moist air, the afternoon rains, and the absence daily pressures. We leave Tapachula at 13:20 and have a long, tired wait in Mexico City. I don't sleep on the plane, although all the other passengers sleep on their way to San Francisco. Ted Papentuss is smiling when he picks us up after uneventful customs. It's entirely different here.
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