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Seib, R.
1985
Nopolo to Isla Catalana, Baja California Sur, Mexico
14 May and a complete nuchal collar out might
be an Eridiphos. We also picked up 5
tuberculate Phyllodactylus. Slept at about
midnight.
Isla Catalana to Nopolo, Baja California Sur, Mexico
15 May Antonio woke me up at 630 getting to
leave. We left. Arrived back at Juncalito
at 1015. Our total species list for the
island is:
Uta
Lepidophaps (1)
Cnemidophorus (tigris) night snake (1)
Phyllodactylus Crotalus (2)
enyo catalinaensis
We drove straight to the El Presidente
at Nopolo and ate breakfast. I worked
on relieving my headache, wrote notes,
cataloged, preserved, showered and slept.
It was windy all day and the wind blew
in a cloud cover. At night we drove
about 27.5 mi S of Loreto, finding four
snakes, all DOH: Pituophis chiloneuscos,
Hypsiglena and Trimorphodon. The chiloneuscos
looks very different from the cinctus S
of La Paz: many small bands. Went back to
the hotel and immediately passed out.