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Seib, R.
1983
(Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México
7 May own pocket. She told me to go to
room number 8 - no key. The beach
flat rooms have a terribly beautiful and
scenic view of the bay which is
dotted by islands. The toilet didn't
really work, but that was OK. I
picked all the animals then passed
out for an hour and a half. We
cooked some canned soup and ramen
noodles and went out to night
drive. It was perfect weather at
the beach, but halfway to the
night-driving road which goes by
a rocky hill for 4 1/2 miles, it got cold
and windy. To my surprise, we
still picked up 7 (Stonge and 3 Crotalus
auge, including a DOR. The former were
cold to the touch. The first two I were
interacting on the road. I saw that they
were both males and shot one lacked
a tail. Later I noticed that all the (5)
males had broken or regenerated tails,
while the (two) females had good tails.
This seems to be a clue that males
are fighting for something. Drove back
and slept on cot on the beach.