Field notes, v1600

Seib, Robert L.
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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from CLIR https://archive.org/details/fieldnotesv160000seib
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R.L. Seib 1983-1985 General Index Catalogue 1983 #9439-10115 1984 #10116-10663 1985 #10664-10890 Journal 1983 Mexico: Baja California Norte, Baja California Sur 1984 Mexico: Baja California Norte, Baja California Sur, Colima, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas, Morelos 1985 Mexico: Baja California Norte, Baja California Sur
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R.L. Seib 1983-1985 Catalogue 1983 #9439-10115
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Seib, R. 1983 California aqueduct, 2.5 mi N, 0.5 mi W, (rd) Cos Jct., Inyo Co., California 22 April 9439. Masticophis flagellum [Collected by Phil Brylski] 10#3 + 331mm 274.4gm
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Seib R. 1983 182098 5 May 25.7 mi N (by Mex Hwy 1) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9440. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 11:50 460 GM. 182099 5 May 920mi SE(by Mex Hwy 3)Ensenada,Baja California Norte,Mexico 9441. (rotalus viridis DOR 14:55 640 gm. 5 May Mvz No590 13.9 mi N(by Mex Hwy 5)San Felipe, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9442. Uta stansburiana 55+98 5.2 182100 5 May #12.6 mi W(Mex Hwy 3)JCT Mex Hwy 5,Baja (California Norte, Mexico, [=44.2 mi North and West of San Felipe] 9443. Coleonyx variegatus ♂ 69+65 5.2 182101 9444. " " ♀ 51+53 2.3 5/182102 May 3.2 mi W(by Mex Hwy 3)of JCT Mex Hwy 5, Baja California Norte, Mexico. [=35.4 mi N&W of San Felipe] 9445. Leptotyphlops humilis 20:45 5/182103 May 1.3mi W(by Mex Hwy 1)JCT Mex Hwy 5, Baja California Norte, Mexico.[=33.0 mi N&W of San Felipe] 264+13 4.5 9446. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 67+64 6.0 182104 9447. " " ♀ 60+54 2.4 5/182105 May 31.3mi N(by Mex Hwy 5)San Felipe, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9448. Chilomeniscus dictas ♂ 220 +56 6.4 182106 9449. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 55- 2.4
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Seib, R. 1983 182107 5 May 27.5 mi N (by Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9450. Leptotyphlops humilis 210+11 1.9 182108 5 May 25.8 mi N (Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9451. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 62+60 4.3 182109 9452. " " ♀ 52+56 3.9 182110 5 May 24.1 mi N (Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9453. Arizona elegans DOR 182111 5 May 19.1 mi N (Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9454. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 56+49 4.6 182112 9455. " " ♂ 56+54 2.6 182113 9456. " " ♀ 64+60 4.4 182114 9457. " " ♂ 53+50 2.2 182115 9458. " " ♂ 60+52 3.3 182116 5 May 7.6 mi N (Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9459. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 56+46 3.6 182117 6 May 5.8 mi N (Méx hwy 5) San Felipe, Baja California Norte, México 9460. Gambelia wigginsi ♀ 130+285 41.9m DOR 12.6 m W (Méx hwy 3) JCT Méx hwy 5, Baja California Norte, México [= 42.4 mi N & W of San Felipe] 182118 6 May 9461. Chilotomiscus cinctus (Chionactis occipitalis) DOR 182119 6 May 58.1 mi NW (by Méx hwy 3) JCT Méx hwy 5, Baja California Norte, México 9462. Pituophis melanoleucus 26gm 377+?/mm. DOR
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Seib,R. 1983 6 May 182,120 21.8 mi S(Mex hwy 1) Manqadero, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9463. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 6 May 182,121 15.5 mi N(by Mexhwy 1) San Quintin, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9464. Rhinocheilus lecontei ♂ 71.gm 531+91 ← DOR 6 May 182,122 47.3 mi SE(Mexhwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9465. Pituophis melanoleucus 71.7gm 531+91 DOR 7 May 182,123 1.0 mi N(od) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9466. Phrynosoma coronatum 28.0gm 89 + 40 7 May 182,124 9.0 mi N(Mexican Hwy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9467. Cnemidophorus hyperythrus 5.lgm 62+184 (can trap) 182,125 9468. ♂ " " 5.1gm 63 + 180 " 7 May 182,126 10.3 mi S(Mex hwy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9469. Cnemidophorus tigris 5.9gm 65+173 (can trap) 182,127 9470. " " " 21.5gm 88 + 227 " 7 May 182,128 12.2 mi S(Mex hwy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9471. Salvadora hexalepis gm ♂ 125. 454+224 DOR 7 May 182,129 18.5 mi S(Mex hwy 1) Cataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9472. Petrosaurus mearnsi 9.9gm 74 + 131 (can trap)
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Seib, R. 1983 14.5 to 20 mi. WWW (by rd) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 7 May 182130 9473. Coleonyx variegatus ♂ 50 + 42 REG 2.4 182131 9474. " " ♂ 54 + 41 REG 2.8 182132 9475. " " ♂ 54 + B 2.6 182133 9476. " " ♂ 48 + 45 1.8 182134 9477. " " ♂ 53 + 39 REG 2.6 182135 9478. " " ♀ 58 + 49 3.7 182136 9479. " " ♀ 52 + 53 5×2 2.2 182137 9480. Crotalus enyo 266 + 23 17.5 182138 9481. " " 613 + 65 160.5 182139 9482. " " ♂ DON 572 + 44 125.0 (might drive) Beach Flats, Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 8 May 182140 9483. Dipsoseurus dorsalis 136 + 28 65.0 (traps) 182141 9484. " " 119 + 234 48.5 " 7 km W (rd) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 8 May 182142 9485. Sauromalus obesus 141 + 152 105.0 (traps) 182143 9486. " " 143 + 81 BR 95.0 " 182144 9487. " " 147 + 156 116.0 " 182145 9488. " " 131 + 161 67.0 " 182146 9489. " " 148 + 167 140.0 " mv2 190591 9490. Uta stansburiana " 190592 9491. " " " 182147 9492. " " 45 + ♂70 3.2 " 190593 9493. " " "
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Seib, R. 1983 8 May 182148 14 mi S (by Meahwy 1) Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9494. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus (trap) 8 May 182149 0.9 mi S (Meahwy 1) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9495. Masticophis flagellum DOR 8 May 182150 83.1 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9496. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 8 May 182151 76.4 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9497. Salvadora hexalepis DOR 8 May 182152 75.2 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9498. Phrynosoma coronatum 93+45 41.5 8 May 182153 66.7 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9499. Salvadora hexalepis DOR 8 May 182154 26.7 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9500. Phrynosoma coronatum 85+48 27.5 8 May 182155 16.3 mi NW (Meahwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9501. Sceloporus magister 76+104 17.5 (traps) 182156 9502. Uta stansburiana 45+77 3.4 " 182157 9503. " " 45+BR 3.5 " 182158 9504. " " 46+65 3.4 " 182159 9505. " " 43+63 2.1 " 182160 9506. (nemidophorus hypertyhrus 65+175 6.4 "
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Seib, R. 1983 8/21/61 182162 24.5 mi N(Mex Hwy 1) Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9507. Coleonyx variegatus 9508. (rotalus ruber)(DOR) (night drive) 9/182/63 182164 9 May 99.3 mi N(Mex Hwy 1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9509. Masticophis flagellum 1198 + 408 385.0 DOR 0.5 mi S(Mex Hwy 1) El Cien, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9510. Masticophis flagellum DOR 9/2165 182166 9 May 8.4 mi N(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9511. Hypsiglena torquata 323 + 23 11.5 DOR 5.9 mi N(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9512. Trimerphodon biscutatus lyrophanes 469 + 93 28.5 DOR 9/182/67 182168 9 May 0.7 mi N(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9513. Sonora mosauri 205 + 49 4.6 DOR 2.4 mi S(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9514. (rotalus enyo 455 + 45 79.0 live 9/182/69 182170 9 May 2.6 mi S(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9515. Lichanura trivirgata 511 + 87 83.0 DOR 1.6 mi S(Mex Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9516. Chilomeniscus stramineous 163 + 32 4.9 DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 182171 9 May 2.2 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9517. Hypsiglena torquata 193 + 38 3.0 DOR 182172 9 May 1.0 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9518. Chilomeniscus stramineus 147 + 26 3.4 live 182173 9 May 3.6 mi S (Mex hwy 1) La Paz (city limits), Baja California Sur, Mexico 9519. Lampropeltis getulus 805 + 114 167.0 DOR 182174 10 May 6.7 mi S (Mex hwy 1) La Paz (city limits), Baja California Sur, Mexico 9520. Masticophis flagellum DOR 18:05 182175 10 May 1.3 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9521. Chilomeniscus cinctus 148 + 24 3.7 live sundown 19:15 182176 10 May 6.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9522. Crotalus mitchelli; 512 + 43 120.0 live, eating mouse on road 182177 10 May 5.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9523. Hypsiglena torquata 240 + 38 6.4 DOR Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 9524. Batoc punctatus (to David Green) [MVZ 186295] 9525. " " " " " 186296 182178 9526. " 182179 9527. " 182180 9528. "
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Seib, R. 1983 Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 182181 11 May 9529. Bufo punctatus 182182 9530. " " 182183 9531. " " 182184 9532. " " 182185 9533. " " 182220 MV2 190594 9534: Phyllodactylus unctus 43 + 36 2.0 9535. Lampropeltis getulus live 12.8 mi S (Methwy 2) Los Barillos, Baja California Sur, México 182221 11 May 9536. Lichanura trivirgata ♂ 562 + 92 BR 135.0 DOR Los Barillos, Baja California Sur, México 182222 11 May 9537. Chilomeniscus stramineous 165 + 28 5.3 live 1.4 mi N (Methwy 1) Los Barillos, Baja California Sur, México 182223 11 May 9538. Chilomeniscus stramineous ♂ 163 + 29 4.0 DOR San Bartolo, Baja California Sur, México 182224 11 May 9539. Chilomeniscus stramineous 207 + 31 8.0 DOR 2.5 mi S (Methwy 2) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 182225 DOR 11 May 9540. Lichanura trivirgata 539 + 102 115.0 182226 DOR 9541. Trimorphodon biscutatus 721 + 146 85.0 6.4 mi N (Methwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 182227 11 May DOR 9542. Trimorphodon biscutatus 554 + 99 33.5
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Spib,R. 1983 10.0 mi S (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 182228 11 May 9543. Scaphiopus couchi 312+64 14.0 9.3 mi S (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 182229 11 May 9544. Chilomeniscus stramineus ♀ 250+27 11.0 7.9 mi S (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 182230 11 May 9545. Hypsiglena torquata DOR 4.0 mi S by Mex Hwy 1) La Paz (city limit), Baja California Sur, México 11 May 9546. (DAT) DOR La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 182231 11 May 9547. Urosaurus nigricaudus 48+52 3.8 Lagoons of Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 182186 12 May 9548. Batro punctatus 182187 9549. " " 182188 9550. " " 182189 9551. " " 182190 9552. " " 182191 9553. " " 182192 9554. " " 182193 9555. " " 182194 9556. " " 182195 9557. " " 182196 9558. " " 182197 9559. " "
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Seib, R. 1983 Lagoons of Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, Mexico 182198 12 May 9560. Buto punctatus 182199 9561. " " 182200 9562. " " 182201 9563. " " 182202 9564. Hyla regilla 182203 9565. " " 182204 9566. " " 182205 9567. " " 182206 9568. " " 182207 9569. " " 182208 9570. " " 182209 9571. " " 182210 9572. " " 182211 9573. " " 182212 9574. " " 182213 9575. " " 182214 9576. " " 182215 9577. " " 182216 9578. " " 182217 9579. " " 182218 9580. " " 182219 9581. " " 182232 9582. (Chilomenixus stramineous 182233 9583. " " dead in waterin aqueduct 182234 9584. Tantilla planiceps 156 + 50 2.3 182235 9585. " " 131 + 45 1.7
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Seib,R. 1983 Lagoons of Mira Flores Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 152276 9587. Masticophis flagellum 637 + 229 $49.9 182237 9588. Crotalus ruber 952 + 72 500 510.0 182238 9589. Urosaurus nigricaudus 42 + 72 1.7 182239 9590. " " 21 + 31 0.3 182240 9591. " " 42 + 54 1.7 182241 9592. " # 42 + 56 2.3 182242 3.0 mi N (Meighwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9593. Trimorphodon biscutatus 566 + 100 33.5 DOR 17.4 mi N (Meighwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9594. Pituophis melanoleucus live 182243 1.0 mi N (Meighwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9595. Sonora mosqari 283 + 63 13.0 live 182244 2.3 mi N (Meighwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9596. Chilomeniscus stramineous 138 + 19 2.2 DOR 182245 0.7 mi S (Meighwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9597. Chilomeniscus cinctus 223 + 33 8.5 DOR 182246 5.8 mi N (by Meighwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9598. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 368 + 33 23.0 DOR 182247 4.6 mi S (Meighwy 1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 9599. Chilomeniscus stramineous 116 + 18 2.0 live
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Seib, R. 1983 182248 13 May 2.6 mi S (Mexhwy1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9600. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus DOR 182249 13 May 40.8 mi S (Mexhwy1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9601. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 182250 13 May 12.4 mi N (Mexhwy1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9602. Crotalus enyo 455 + 48 69.5 live 182251 14 May 8.9 mi East (Mexhwy1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9603. Masticophis lateralis live (frozen collection) 182252 14 May 10.4 mi N (Mexhwy1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9604. Salvadora hexalepis 640 + 200 69.0 live 182253 14 May 16.3 mi N (Mexhwy1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9605. Uta stansburiana 50+68 3.4 (trap) 182254 14 May 23.1 mi N (Mexhwy1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9606. Coleonyx variegatus ♂ 46 + 54 1.8 (trap) 182255 14 May 25.8 mi S (Mexhwy1) JCT Guerrero Negro rd., Baja California Sur, Mexico 9607. Pituophis melanoleucus 853 + 148 190.0 DOR 182256 14 May 22.3 mi S (Mexhwy1) JCT Guerrero Negro rd., Baja California Sur, Mexico 9608. Phrynosoma coronatum 86+45 38.0 live
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Seib, R. 1983 182257 14 May 1.8 mi N (MexHwy 1) JCT Guerrero Negro (rd.), Baja California Sur, Mexico 9609. Masticophis flagellum DOR 1021 + 353 225.0 182258 14 May 28.6 mi S (MexHwy 1) Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9610. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 1273 + 201 515.0 182259 14 May 18.3 mi S (MexHwy 1) Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9611. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR Santo Dominguito, Baja California Norte, Mexico 14 May 9612. Thomomys bottae 9613. 182260 14 May 11 km E JCT MexHwy 1 (by rd. to Bahía de los Angeles), Baja California Norte, Mexico 9614. Tantilla planiceps live 207 + 68 3.6 (trap) 182261 14/19 14.5 to 30.0 mi WNW (by rd) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9615. Salvadora hexalepis 182262 9616. Phrynosoma coronatum DOR's 69 + 42 20.5 182263 14 May 7 km W (rd) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9617: Petrosaurus mearnsi 81 + 151 16.5 (noose) 182264 9618. 81 + 148 16.5 182265 9619. Uta stansburiana 42 + 50 2.6 (trap) 182266 9620. 22 + 40 0.5 182267 9621. 21 BR 0.2 182268 9622. 20 BR 0.2
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Seib, A. 1983 14.5 to 20.0 mi. WNW (by rd) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 14 May 182269 9623. Coleonyx variegatus ♀ 5h+4hmm 2.7gm 182270 9624. (hilomeniscus cinctus) 215+33 9.4 182271 9625. Phyllorhynchus decartatus 308+30 14.5 182272 9626. (rotalus enyo 520+52 91.5 182273 9627. " " 439+45 64.5 182274 9628. " " 255+36 14.0 all live on night-drive road 7.5 mi N (Mehwuy 1) (ataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 182275 15 May 9629. Masticophis flagellum DOR 11.3 mi. N (Mehwuy 1) (ataviña, Baja California Norte, Mexico 15 May 9630. Masticophis flagellum 95h+225 297.2gm DOR 11.7 mi SW (Mehwuy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 15 May 9631. Pituophis melanoleucus 1090+189 462.5gm 6.5 mi SW (Mehwuy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 15 May 9632. Masticophis lateralis 762+330 99.8gm. El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 15 May 9633. Masticophis flagellum ♂ 1129+425 453.5gm Road DOR 6.0 mi N (Mehwuy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 15 May 9634. Masticophis flagellum 1110+398 429.9gm live on road
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Seib, R. 1983 15 May 182281 13.2 mi N (Méch hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, México 9635. Lampropeltis getulus 709+115 103.1 gm DOR 15 May 182282 11.1 mi S (Méch hwy 1) San Quintin, Baja California Norte, México 9636. Pituophis melanoleucus 1040+176 523.7 gm DOR 15 May 182283 15.2 mi N (Méch hwy 1) San Quintin, Baja California Norte, México 9637. Pituophis melanoleucus & 1007+111 419 gm Bad DOR 15 May 182284 37.0 mi N (Méch hwy 1) San Quintin, Baja California Norte, México 9638. Pituophis melanoleucus 1105+220 590.3 gm DOR 15 May 182285 42.2 mi N (Méch hwy 1) San Quintin, Baja California Norte, México 9639. Pituophis melanoleucus 968+193 377.9 gm DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 3.5 mi E (by Bear Creek Rd.) JCT San Pablo Dam Rd., Contra Costa Co., California 30 May MUZ 191322 9640. Lampropeltis getulus ♀ 12 June 1.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9641. Buteo boreas 9642. " " 9643. " " 9644. " " 9645. " " 9646. " " 9647. " ♂ 12 June 9648. Thamnophis elegans Don 5.3 mi E (Fessler Rd.) Mines Rd., Alameda Co., California 191323 12 June 9649. Pituophis melanoleucus 467 + 86 42.5 gm. DOR 191324 12 June 2.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9650. Lampropeltis getulus 955 + 127 316.6 gm. live 191325 12 June 3.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9651. Arizona elegans 825 + 133 226.7 gm. • live 191326 12 June 1.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9652. Lampropeltis getulus 821 + 128 218.8 gm. live 191327
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Seib, R. 1983 4.0mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580,San Joaquin Co.,California 12 June 191328 9653. Pituophis melanoleucus 577+90 73.3 gm. 12 June 191329 1.5 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580,San Joaquin Co.,California 9654. Pituophis melanoleucus 56.5+104 85.0 gm. 12 June 191330 4.8 mi.W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580,San Joaquin Co.,California 9655. Arizona elegans 614+104 106.1 gm. 12 June 191331 1.1 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9656. Pituophis melanoleucus 675+120 155.3 gm. 12 June 191332 2.8mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co.,California 9657. Pituophis melanoleucus 501+79 57.6gm. 14 June 191333 5.2W.(Corral Hollow Rd.)I-580,San Joaquin Co,California 9658. Crotalus viridis 483+38 121.6 gm. 14June 191334 0.8 W. (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9659. Pituophis melanoleucus 544+98 95.2 gm. 14 June 191335 0.4 W. (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co.,California 9660. Pituophis melanoleucus 769+161 273.7 gm 14June 191336 4.5W.(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580,San Joaquin Co, California 9661. Crotalus viridis 411+21 44.5gm
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Seib, R. 1983 6.3 W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 14 June 9662. Pituophis melanoleucus 441 + 76 46.6 gm mv2 191337 5.8 W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 14 June 9663. Pituophis melanoleucus 749 + 126 265.0 gm 191338 17.1 W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580 Alameda Co., California 14 June 9664. Lampropeltis getulus 852 + 134 199.4 gm 191339 dnr 8.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co., California 15 June 9665. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus live tissue to David Good 2.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 15 June 9666. Pituophis melanoleucus 591 + 95 120.0 191340 live 5.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 15 June 9667. Pituophis melanoleucus 620 + 105 134.2 191341 live 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580 15 June 9668. Crotalus viridis 794 + 62 576.1 191342 live 8.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda [illegible] (o., California 16 June 9669. Pituophis melanoleucus 408 + 73 31.2 191343 dnr 6.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 16 June 9670. Pituophis melanoleucus 466 + 90 47.3 191344 live - Regurgitated Rodent -> preserved in vital
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Seib, R. 1983 5.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191345 16 June 9671. Lampropeltis getulus live 775+117 157.1 gm 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191346 16 June 9672. Crotalus viridis live 437+65 94.3 gm 3.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 16 June 9673. Lampropeltis getulus live 769+117 182.7 191347 5.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 16 June 9674. Lampropeltis getulus live 749+109 142.3 191348 5.0 mi E (Tesla Rd.) JCT Mines Rd, Alameda Co., California 16 June 9675. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 789+121 964.1 191349 0.6 mi E (Bear Creek Rd.) San Pablo Dam Rd, Contra Costa Co., California 19 June 9676. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 908+145 374.3 191350 2.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 4 July 9677. Coluber constrictor DOR 191351 2.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 4 July 9678. Pituophis melanoleucus live 571+88 81.0 gm 191352 6.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 4 July 9679. Arizona elegans live 612+107 89.2 gm 191353
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Seib, R. 1983 11.0 mi W (Carral Hollow Rd.), I-580, Alameda Co., California 4 July 191354 9680. Pituophis melanoleucus 380+64 23.1 gm DOR Corral Hollow Rd., San Joaquin Co., California 4 July 9681. Scaphiopus hammondi: 9682. Bufo boreas 9683. "" 9684. "" 9685. "" 9686. "" 9687. "" 9688. "" Del Puerto Canyon Rd., Stanislaus Co., California 5 July 9689. Bufo boreas 9690. "" 9691. "" 9692. "" 9693. "" 9694. "" 9695. "" 9696. "" 9697. "" 6.7 mi W (Del Puerto Cyn Rd.) I-5, Stanislaus Co., California 5 July 191355 1:00 9698. Crotalus viridis 671+35 248.4 gm
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Seib, R. 1983 4.5 mi W(Del Puerto Cyn Rd.) I-5, Stanislaus Co., California 5 July 9699. Pituophis melanoleucus 454+104 75.5 gm DOR 1.5 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 5 July 9700. Lampropeltis getulus 748+98 153.7 gm live 6.5 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10 July 9701. Arizona elegans 286+42 10.2 gm live 3.8 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10 July 9702. Lampropeltis getulus 799+108 185.8 gm live 2.6 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 3 Aug 9703. Pituophis melanoleucus [Freshly released animal 191360 live is slightly emaciated] (910+165) (161.7) 1.5 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 3 Aug 9704. Lampropeltis getulus 765+102 169.1 live 3.4 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 3 Aug 9705. Crotalus viridis 701+59 383.2 DOR 1.3 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 3 Aug 9706. Gerrhonotus multicarinatus 4.9 mi W(Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 4 Aug 9707. Crotalus viridis ♂ 825+78 685.9 191363
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Seib, R. 1983 5.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 6 Aug 141364 9708. Crotalus viridis 623+59 mm 198.0 gm 00h 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 6 Aug 141365 9709. Crotalus viridis 804+65 570.7 gm lve 5 Aug 5.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 141366 9710. Crotalus viridis 772+66 612.9 gm 14 Aug Corral Hollow Rd., San Joaquin Co., California 9711. Bufo boreas 9712A. " 9713A. " 9714A. " 9715A. " 9716A. " 9717A. " 9718A. " 9719A. " 141367 2 Sept. 5.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 141368 9712. Crotalus viridis 590+48 mm. 225.2 gm 9713. " " 508+39 139.1 (mangled) 00h and mangled by an old rancher. 141369 2 Sept. San Joaquin 6.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, [illegible] Co., California 9714. Crotalus viridis 785+62 541.2 lve
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Seib, R. 1983 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 191370 2 Sept. 9715. Crotalus viridis 377+17 mm. 17.1 gm 191371 9716. Pituophis melanoleucus 333+64 14.6 Both live 5.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 191372 2 Sept. 9717. Crotalus viridis 652+56 258.6 191373 9718. " " " 630+52 274.0 Both live 7.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 2 Sept. 9719. Pituophis melanoleucus 191374 DOR 974+143 394.6 4.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 2 Sept. 9720. Pituophis melanoleucus 191375 live 862+158 272.2 6.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 2 Sept. 9721. Pituophis melanoleucus 191376 live 340+58 16.2 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 191377 4 Sept. 9722. Pituophis melanoleucus 191378 both live 315+54 14.0 9723. Crotalus viridis 845+80 552.6 5.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 191379 4 Sept. 9724. Crotalus viridis live 820+72 581.7 5.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co, California 191380 4 Sept. 9725. Crotalus viridis live 862+80 673.6
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Seib, R. 1983 4 Sept. 191381 6.1 mi W (by Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9726. Arizona elegans ♂ 500+77mm 53.8 gm live 4 Sept. 191382 2.4 mi S (by Mines Rd.) of Tesla Rd., Alameda Co., California 9727. Pituophis melanoleucus 302+55 13.7 191383 9728. " " 311+51 16.8 both DOR, smashed 4 Sept. 191384 8.4 mi S (by Mines Rd & rd to Del Valle) Tesla Rd., Alameda Co., California 9729. Crotalus viridis ♂ 601+51 253.2 DOR 4 Sept. 191385 0.8 mi S (Mines Rd.) Tesla Rd., Alameda Co., California 9730. Pituophis melanoleucus 335+53 15.1 DOR 8 Sept. 191386 5.2 mi E (Tesla Rd.) JCT Mines Rd., Alameda Co., California 9731. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 8 Sept. 191404 Corral Hollow Rd., San Joaquin Co., California 9732. Bufo boreas 191465 9733. " " 8 Sept. 191466 Corral Hollow Rd., Alameda Co., California 9734. Scaphiopus hammondii 11 Sept. 191387 4.9-7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9735. Crotalus viridis (DOR) 801+70 468.3 gm 191388 9736. " " 727+65 416.1 191389 9737. " " [This snake tortured and smashed by a man who says he is avenging a C.U. bite by smashing/killing all snakes!]
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Seib, R. 1983 4.9 to 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191390 11 Sept. 9738. Crotalus viridis 654+38 248.4gm 191391 9739. " " 254+16 15.4 191392 9740. " " 260+21 15.5 191393 9741. " " 272+20 19.6 191394 9742. " " 300+23 27.0 191395 9743. " " 269+17 17.0 191396 9744. " " 263+15 15.3 6.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191397 11 Sept. 9745. Pituophis melanoleucus 303+46 10.6 DOR 6.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191398 11 Sept. 9746. Pituophis melanoleucus 323+56 14.6 191399 9747. " (DOR) 316+58 14.3 5.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191399 11 Sept. 9748. Pituophis melanoleucus 320+46 14.2 live 191400 5.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191401 11 Sept. 9749. Pituophis melanoleucus [illegible] +[illegible] 141.8 live 687+123 6.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191402 11 Sept. 9750. Pituophis melanoleucus 868+101cut 347.9 live 4.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 191403 11 Sept. 9751. Pituophis melanoleucus 330+62 15.5 live
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Seib, R. 1983 191404 11 Sept. 6.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9752. Pituophis melanoleucus 333+55 mm 16.5 DOR 191405 11 Sept. 7.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co., California 9753. Pituophis melanoleucus 336+53 15.9 live 191406 13 Sept. 4.9 to 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9754. Crotalus viridis 700+42 273.3 191407 9755. " " 820+78 602.8 191408 9756. " " 787+58 333.0 191409 9757. " " 777+67 507.3 191410 9758. " " 615+51 229.6 191411 9759. " " 660+51 266.5 191412 9760. " " 842+69 616.2 191413 9761. " " 634+44 295.9 191414 9762. " " 283+18 15.1 191415 9763. " " 260+16 14.1 191416 9764. " " 280+16 17.0 191417 9765. " " 272+17 17.5 191418 9766. " " 302+21 19.7 191419 9767. " " 283+26 20.3 191420 9768. " " 263+17 15.2 191421 9769. " " 277+18 19.1 191422 9770. " " 280+22 20.4 191423 13 Sept. 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9771. Masticophis flagellum 317+89 9.0
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Seib, R. 1983 191425 13 Sept. 4.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9772. Rhinocheilus lecontei 239+37 6.7 191425 13 Sept. 7.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9773. Pituophis melanoleucus 294+49 12.2 191426 13 Sept. 4.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9774. Pituophis melanoleucus 300+50 11.8 191427 13 Sept. 4.7 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9775. Pituophis melanoleucus 352+54 20.3 191428 13 Sept. 2.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9776. Pituophis melanoleucus 290+47 9.3 191429 13 Sept. 2.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9777. Lampropeltis getulus 315+42 13.8 191430 13 Sept. 1.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9778. Pituophis melanoleucus 318+50 14.5 191431 13 Sept. 3.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9779. Pituophis melanoleucus 353+56 16.3 191432 13 Sept. 5.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9780. Crotalus viridis 248+19 11.6
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Seib, R. 1983 6.8 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191433 9781. Pituophis melanoleucus 350+59 20.1 7.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191434 9782. Pituophis melanoleucus 299+47 12.5 5.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191435 9783. Pituophis melanoleucus 890+136 270.2 7.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191436 9784. Pituophis melanoleucus 346+61 16.1 4.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191437 9785. Pituophis melanoleucus 337+59 16.3 1.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191438 9786. Rhinocheilus lecontei 241+35 8.9 4.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191439 9787. Pituophis melanoleucus 362+54 19.7 3.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191440 9788. Pituophis melanoleucus 367+54 21.1 2.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 13 Sept. 191441 9789. Crotalus viridis 291+18 28.7
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Seib, R. 1983 191442 13 Sept. 0.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9790. Rhinocheilus lecontei live 222+31 6.2 191443 13 Sept. 1.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9791. Pituophis melanoleucus 326+45 15.8 191444 13 Sept. 5.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 9792 Pituophis melanoleucus 307+48 13.2 191445 13 Sept. 7.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co., California 9793. Crotalus viridis live 715+63 374.4 191446 13 Sept. 7.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co., California 9794. Pituophis melanoleucus don 307+52 12.3
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Seib, R. 1983 15.2 mi N (by I-5) of Lebec, Kern Co., California 23 Sept. 9795. Masticophis flagellum 994+118 mm. 220gm. MVZ 190595 live 31.7 mi E (by Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9796. Arizona elegans 209+31 5.5 189885 live 51.0 mi E (by Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9797. Pituophis melanoleucus 365+65 21.0 189886 DOR 56.5 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9798. Arizona elegans 207+34 5.0 189887 DOR 23 Sept. 9799. Bufo boreas 189888 60.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9800. Rhinocheilus lecontei 231+33 5.0 189889 DOR 65.3 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9801. Arizona elegans 189890 DOR 68.5 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9802. Arizona elegans 234+34 6.5 189891 live 36.6 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 23 Sept. 9803. Arizona elegans 234+34 6.5 189892 DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 23 Sept. 3.0 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9804. Buto boreas MVZ 189893 9805. " 189894 23 Sept. 12.1 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189895 9806. Buto boreas DON 23 Sept. 22.7 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189896 9807. Buto boreas 23 Sept. 34.8 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189897 9808. Buto boreas 23 Sept. 35.9 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189898 9809. Buto boreas 23 Sept. 44.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189899 9810. Buto boreas 189900 9811. " 189901 9812. " 189902 9813. " 23 Sept. 52.7 mi E (Mex hwy 3), Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189903 9814. Buto boreas 23 Sept 58.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 189904 9815. Buto boreas Scaphiopus hammondi
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Sep, R. 1983 60.6 mi E (Mex Hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 23 Sept. 189905 MVZ 189906 9816. Buteo boreas 9817. " " 189907 9818. Scaphiopus hammoud; 189908 9819. " " 189909 9820. " " 189910 9821. " " 64.1 mi E (Mex Hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 23 Sept. 189911 9822. Buteo boreas 75.9 mi E (Mex Hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 23 Sept. 189912 189913 9823. Hyla cadaverina 9824. Buteo boreas 9825. Dipodomys 9826. Perognathus 9827. Perognathus 83.0 mi E (Mex Hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189914 189915 189916 9828 Sceloporus magister 9829. Xantusia vigilis 9830. Arizona elegans under yucca branch 230+30 6,1 840 mi E (Mex Hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189917 9831. Pituophis melano leucos OOR
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Seib, R. 1983 24 Sept. 189918 88.9 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9832. Pituophis melanoleucus live 393 + 78 25.0 24 Sept. 189919 106.8 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9833. Crotalus ruber live 367 + 24 31.0 24 Sept. 189920 97.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9834. Colonyx variegatus 24 Sept. 189921 94.8 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9835. Arizona elegans DOR 204 + 28 3.9 24 Sept. 189922 94.5 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9836. Rhinocelilus lecontei; live 24 Sept. 189923 92.6 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9837. Arizona elegans live 249 + 39 8.0 24 Sept. 189924 90.5 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9838. Arizona elegans DOR 24 Sept. 189925 89.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9839. Arizona elegans DOR 242 + 35 6.1 24 Sept. 189926 88.9 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9840. Arizona elegans DOR 228 + 36 6.1
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Seib, R. 1983 88.2 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. Mvz 189927 189928 189929 9841. Pituophis melanoleucus 379 + 65 17.5 9842. Arizona elegans 240 + 35 6.3 9843. " " 240 + 32 7.0 87.0 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189930 9844. Arizona elegans 242 + 37 6.9 DOR 84.8 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189931 189932 189933 189934 9845. live Arizona elegans 236 + 38 6.9 9846. live " " 219 + 37 5.5 9847. DOR Pituophis melanoleucus 380 + 71 19.0 9848. DOR " " 355 + 64 19.0 85.1 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189935 9849. Arizona elegans 242 + 33 6.1 9850. Pituophis melanoleucus 428 + 71 28.5 both DOR 81.4 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189936 9851. Arizona elegans 261 + 41 9.7 DOR 79.6 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189937 9852. Arizona elegans 242 + 35 6.8 DOR 79.1 mi E (Mex hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico 24 Sept. 189938 9853. Arizona elegans 225 + 32 5.8 DOR
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Seib, A. 1983 76.6 mi E (Méx hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 24 Sept. 189940 MVZ 189941 189942 189943 189944 189976 189977 189945 189946 189947 9854. Pituophis melanoleucus DOA 76.1 mi E (Méx hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 24 Sept. 189941 189942 189943 189944 189976 189977 189945 189946 189947 9855. Arizona elegans DOA 74.9 mi E (Méx hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 24 Sept. 189941 189942 189943 189944 189976 189977 189945 189946 189947 9856. Arizona elegans I.v.c 51.6 mi E (Méx hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 24 Sept. 189941 189942 189943 189944 189976 189977 189945 189946 189947 9857. Pituophis melanoleucus DOA 48.1 mi E (Méx hwy 3) Ensenada, Baja California Norte, México 24 Sept. 189941 189942 189943 189944 189976 189977 189945 189946 189947 9858. Pituophis melanoleucus DOA Arizona elegans Isla Todos Santos (south), Baja California Norte, México 25 Sept 9859. 4 land snails 9860. Peromyscus 9861. " 9862. Uta stansburiana 9863. " " 9864 Eumeces stiltonianus 9865. " " 9866. " " 421 + 75 241 + 35 262 + 38 383 + 85 467 + 67 24.0 8.0 9.8 21.0 38.5
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Seib, R. 1983 26 Sept. MVZ 189948 26.9 mi S (Méx hwy I) Mancadero, Baja California Norte, México 9867. Masticophis flagellum DOR 26 Sept. 189949 340 mi S (Méx hwy I) Mancadero, Baja California Norte, México 9868. Thamnophis Couchi DOR 26 Sept. 189950 59.7 mi S (Méx hwy I) Mancadero, Baja California Norte, México 9869. Masticophis flagellum DOR 26 Sept. 189951 59.5 mi S (Méx hwy I) Mancadero, Baja California Norte, México 9870. Arizona elegans DOR 26 Sept. MVZ 229022 41.5 mi S (Méx hwy I) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, México 9871. Phrynosoma coronatum live 26 Sept. 189952 189953 189954 189955 189956 10.3 mi S (Méx hwy I) Catacina, Baja California Norte, México 9872. Bufo punctatus 9873. " 9874. " 9875. " 9876. (Chilomeniscus cinctus) (can trap) 26 Sept. 189957 3.7 mi N (Méx hwy I) Catacina, Baja California Norte, México 9877. Salvia dor hexalepis DOR 26 Sept. 5.3 mi N (Méx hwy I) Catacina, Baja California Norte, México 9878. Pituophis melanoleucus live
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Seib, R. 1983 26 Sept. MV2 189958 9.2 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9879. Colonyx variegatus live 26 Sept. 189959 12.2 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9880. Arizona elegans live 26 Sept. 189960 10.5 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9881. Pituophis melanoleucus live 26 Sept. 189961 2.4 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9882. (rotalus onyo live 26 Sept. 3.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9883. Pituophis melanoleucus dor 26 Sept. 189962 7.0 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9884. (rotalus onyo dor 26 Sept. 189963 10.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9885. (rotalus onyo dor 26 Sept. 189964 25.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9886. Pituophis melanoleucus dor 26 Sept. 189965 26.4 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Cata vi na, Baja California Norte, Mexico 9887. Pituophis melanoleucus dor
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Seib, R. 1983 26 Sept. MV2 189966 28.1 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9888. Crotalus ruber live 26 Sept. 189967 30.2 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9889. Crotalus enyo live 26 Sept. 189968 31.4 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9890. Crotalus ruyó DDA 26 Sept. 189969 31.2 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9891. Pituophis melanoleucus DDA 26 Sept. 189970 36.9 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9892. Crotalus enyo DDA 26 Sept. 189971 41.9 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9893. Crotalus enyo live 26 Sept 189972 43.4 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9894. Crotalus enyo DDA 26 Sept. 189973 45.1 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Catauíña, Baja California Norte, México 9895. Rhinocheilus lecontei DDA no red in pattern, pure black & white 27 Sept. MV2 229621 11.4 mi W (rd) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 9896. Phrynosoma coronatum live
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Seib,R. 1983 27 Sept. 7 fm W (rd.) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja (Altbrua Norte, México 9897. Sauromalus obesus 65+70 am 6.6gm (con trop) MV2 189974 9898. Utah stausburia? 9899. " " to Mexico City 9900. " " 9901. " " 9902. " " 27 Sept. 5.1 mi N (rd.) JCT rd to Guerrero Negro, Baja California Norte, México 903. Phrynosoma coronatum 189975 DOR 27 Sept. 16.3 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, México 9904. Buto punctatus 189978 189979 9905. " " 189980 9906. " " 189981 9907. " " 189982 9908. " " 189983 9909. " " 189984 9910. " " 189985 9911. " " 189986 9912. " " 189987 9913. " " 189988 9914. " " 189989 9915. " " 189990 9916. " " 189991 9917. " "
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Seib, R. 1983 34.0 mi NW (Méx Hwy I) Santa Rosalía Baja California Sur, México 27 Sept. 9918. Lichanura trivirgata MVZ 189992 189993 9919. Crotalus ruber 7A7+41 165.0 gm both live 9.1 mi N (Méx Hwy I) Santa Rosalía Baja California Sur, México 27 Sept. 9920. Coleonyx switaki 189994 live on road on rocky cliff 12.5 mi S (Méx Hwy I) Santa Rosalía Baja California Sur, México 27 Sept. 9921. Pituophis melanoleucus 3A+55 33.0 gm 189995 DOR 10.7 mi N (Méx Hwy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9922. Crotalus ruber 3A+23 22.5 189996 DOR El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9923. Trimorphodon biscutatus 379+69 14.5 189997 live 2.8 mi S (Méx Hwy I) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9924. Lichanura trivirgata live, white scar top of head 6.4 mi S (Méx Hwy I) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9925. Pituophis melanoleucus live Dorsal orange blade fragment dorsally For Sam Sweet 8.8 mi N (Méx Hwy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9926. Crotalus enyo 704+63 385.0 189998 DOR 10.3 mi N (Méx Hwy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 28 Sept. 9927. Crotalus ruber 353+25 35.0 189999 DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 28 Sept. MV2 190000 10.9 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9928. Crotalus enyo live 696+68 332.0gm 28 Sept. 190001 11.3 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9929. Pituophis melanoleucus dor 28 Sept. 13.9 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9930. Pituophis melanoleucus live Yellow, No Black Pigment Dorsal Midbody 28 Sept. 190002 8.5 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9931. Crotalus ruber live 794+41 328.0gm 28 Sept. 6.8 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9932. Lichanura trivirgata live, broken line left side not there 28 Sept. 190003 0.2 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 9933. Crotalus enyo dor 564+31 25.5gm 29 Sept. 190004 190005 10.5-12.7 mi S (Méx hwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 9934. Crotalus ruber " 3/6+26 31.5gm 9935. " " 333+34 29.0gm both live 29 Sept. 190006 17.8 mi S (Méx hwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 9936. Pituophis melanoleucus dor 530+84 50.5gm 29 Sept. 190007 9.6 mi S (Méx hwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 9937. Hypsiglena torquata dor/ gravid ♀ 295+47 18.5gm
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Seib, R. 1983 5.5 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190008 9938. Crotalus mitchelli 355+20 30.0 gm live 0.3 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Mira Flores, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190009 9939. Trimorphodon biscutatus 681+133 85.0 dor 4.1 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Santiago, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190010 9940. Lichanura trivirgata 281+38 16.5 dor 6.4 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Los Barillos, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190011 9941. Chilomeniscus stramineous 169+30 5.7 gm live 6.8 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Bartolillo, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190012 9942. Pituophis melanoleucus dor 1.1 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190013 9943. Trimorphodon biscutatus 306+6cm 7.6 dor 2.1 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190014 9944. Elaphe rosaliae 328+69 13.0 dor 0.8 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190015 9945. Dipsosaurus dorsalis 62+95 cut 8.5 live 0.8 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 190016 9946. Trimorphodon biscutatus dor
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Seib, R. 1983 5.8 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 9947. Crotalus ruber 334+35 22.0 gm MV2 190017 DOR 11.4 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 9948. Lampropeltis getulus 509+83 54.5 gm 190018 DOR 1.8 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 29 Sept. 9949. Pituophis melanoleucus 604+81 92.5 gm 190019 DOR 1.3 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9950. Peromyscus under rock 2.8 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9951. Colony x 53+49 7.0 gm 190020 190021 9952. " " 30+29 0.6 gm under rocks San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9953. Pituophis melanoleucus 538+84 62.5 190022 DOR 4.4 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9954. Crotalus ruber 1191+85 1010.0 gm 190023 DOR 8.2 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9955. Hypsiglena torquata 308+47 12.0 190024 DOR 2.0 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 30 Sept. 9956. Lampropeltis getulus 778+118 195.0 gm 190025 DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 30 Sept. MV2 190026 190027 1.5 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9957. Lampropeltis getulus (dor) 37h + 54 17.0 gm 9958. Chilomeniscus stramineus [from stomach of 9957] 186+30 6.6gm 30 Sept. 190028 0.6 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9959. Pituophis melanoleucus 667 + 91 106.0 gm live 30 Sept. 190029 1.8 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9960. Crotalus ruber 775 + 46 337.0 gm dor 30 Sept. 190030 3.8 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9961. Leptotyphlops humilis 199 + 10 2.1 gm 30 Sept. 190031 0.9 mi S (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9962. Crotalus ruber 337+25 35.0 gm dor 30 Sept. 190032 4.0 mi N (Mex Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9963. Crotalus ruber 341 + 19 24.5 gm live 1 Oct 190033 1.5 mi E by paved road, then 9.5 mi N by dirt road to Boncho Lq Burrera, from Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9964. Crotalus mitchelli 569 + 47 172.0 gm live, not rocky, flat thorn scrub 1 Oct 190034 23.5 mi N (Mex Hwy 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9965. Crotalus ruber 280+20 13.0 gm dor 1 Oct 190035 26.9 mi N (Mex Hwy 19) Todos Santos, Bq'a California Sur, Mexico 9966. Chilomeniscus stramineus 193 + 31 7.2 gm dor
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Seib, R. 1983 1 Oct MV2 190036 12.3 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9967. Lichanura trivirgata 1:40 1 Oct 190037 4.4 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9968. Crotalus ruber DOR 304 + 23 16.5 gm. 1 Oct 190038 6.9 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 9969. Crotalus enyo 1:20 359 + 33 35.5 gm. 1 Oct 190039 2.0 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 9970. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 541 + 85 60.0 gm. 1 Oct 6.2 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 9971. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 722 + 102 135.0 gm. (MÉXICO CITY) 2 Oct 190040 2.0 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 9972. Masticophis flagellum DOR 103 + 328 240.0 gm. 2 Oct. 190041 Rancho La Burrera, 1.5 mi E by paved road then 13.9 mi N by dirt road, from Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 190042 9973. Sceloporus lichi 190043 9974. Crotalus enyo 652 + 63 270.0 gm. 190044 9975. " " 512 + 48 86.0 gm. 9976. Crotalus ruber all lantern-walking in wash 1043 + 79 615.0 gm. 3 Oct 1.9 mi N (Méx Hwy 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 9977. Masticophis flagellum DOR 914 + 325 cut 192.0 gm. (Sent MÉXICO CITY)
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Seib, R. 1983 4.4 mi N (M?x huy 1) El Triunto, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct MVZ 190045 9978. Crotalus ruber por 310 + 20 20.5 gm 0.3 mi S (M?x huy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190046 9979. Hypsiglena torquata live 279 + 52 10.5 gm 2.4 mi S (M?x huy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190047 9980. Chilomeniscus stramineus live Blotches on neck 170+29 5.9 gm 2.8 mi S (M?x huy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190048 9981. Coleonyx variegatus live 43 + 42 1.4 gm. San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190049 9982. Chilomeniscus stramineus live 183 + 32 7.2 gm, 2.7 mi N (M?x huy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190050 9983. Trimorphodon biscutatus por 210+60 9.4 gm. 2.9 mi N (M?x huy 1) El Triunto, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190051 9984. Hypsiglena torquata por 270+43 8.0gm, 3.2 mi N (M?x huy 1) El Triunto, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190052 9985. Trimorphodon biscutatus por 360 + 71 13.5 gm. 8.5 mi N (M?x huy 1) El Triunto, Baja California Sur, M?xico 3 Oct 190053 9986. Crotalus ruber por 343+25 24.0gm
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Seib, R. 1983 3 Oct Mvz 190054 11.1 mi N (M\'ex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9987. Chilomeniscus stramineus 154+26 3.7 gm. dor 3 Oct 190055 12.2 mi N (M\'ex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9988. Chilomeniscus stramineus 177+27 6.3 gm. dor 3 Oct 3.0 mi S (M\'ex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9989. Chilomiscas cinctus 176+30 6.9 gm, 1:ve (Sout to Mexico City) 3 Oct 190056 2.2 mi S(M\'ex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9990. Crotalus ruber 347+25 32.0 gm. dor 3 Oct 190057 11.0 mi S (M\'ex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9991. Crotalus ruber 853+47 380.0gm live 3 Oct 9.5 mi N(M\'ex hwy 1)El Triunto, Baja Cali-fornia Sur, Meaico 9992. Lichanura trivirgata live 3 Oct 190058 8.5 mi N (M\'ex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9993. Hypsiglena torquata 173+27 2.4 gm dor 3 Oct 190059 2.4 mi S(M\'ex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9994. Chilomeniscus stramineus 165+28 4.6gm. 1:ve 3 Oct 1.8 mi; S (M\'ex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9995. Lichanura trivirgata live
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Seib, R. 1983 El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 3 Oct 9996. Hypsiglena torquata 208+32 4.3 gm. MVZ190060 live 2.2 mi S (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 3 Oct 9997. Hypsiglena torquata 287+55 9.0 gm. 190061 DOR San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 3 Oct 9998. Hypsiglena torquata 296+43 8.9 gm. 190062 DOR 3.8 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 3 Oct 9999. Crotalus euryo 360+37 36.5 gm. 190063 DOR with lizard stomach content = (Nemidophorus hyperythrus) preserved separately. 4.8 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10000. Leptotyphlops humilis 170+8 1.6 gm 190064 live 2.3 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10001. Crotalus ruber 328+24 27.0 gm 190065 live 1.1 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10002. Crotalus ruber 324+23 20.0 gm 190066 live 11.8 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10003. Chilomeniscus stramineus 158+25 4.4 190067 DOR 11.3 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10004. Crotalus ruber 325+23 19.5 190068 live
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Seib, R. 1983 1.7 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct MV2 10069 10005. Trimorphodon biscutatus DOR 40+73 18.0 0.2 mi S (Méx hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 10070 10006. Chilomeniscus stramineus DOR blotches on neck 175+28 4.5 7.7 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 19071 10007. Crotalus ruber live 960+76 565.0gm 4.4 mi N (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 4 Oct 19072 10008. Crotalus ruber DOR 304+19 14.5 El Coro, Baja California Sur, México 5 Oct 19073 10009. Calisaurus draconoides 10010. Dipsosaurus dorsalis 10011. Ctenosaura hemilopha 19074 10012. Petrosaurus thalassinus 19075 10013. " " 19076 10014. " " 19077 10015. " " 19078 10016. " " 19079 10017. " " 19080 10018. " " 19081 10019. " " 19082 10020. Urosaurus nigricaudus 191022 10021. Cnemidophorus tigris maximus
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Seib, R. 1983 5 Oct MV2 190083 6.7 mi N (M?ex huy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10022. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 657+91 965 gm 5 Oct 190084 1.2 mi N (M?ex huy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10023. Lampropeltis getulus live 880+130 288.0 gm 5 Oct 190085 8.0 mi N (M?ex huy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10024. Chilomeniscus cinctus live 171+37 5.3 gm 5 Oct 190086 6.8 mi N (M?ex huy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10025. Crotalus enyo live-stomach contains rodent eaten head-1st 474+37 65.5 gm 5 Oct 190087 0.8 mi N (M?ex huy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10026. Trimorphodon biscutatus live fiki 5 Oct 190088 0.8 mi S (Mejxhuy I) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10027. Crotalus enyo live stomach contains rodent eaten head-1st 378+37 51.5 5 Oct 190089 3.2 mi S (Mejxhuy I) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10028. Lampropeltis getulus DOR 953+125 314.0 gm 5 Oct 190090 6.0 mi N (Mejxhuy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10029. Crotalus ruber DOR 367+22 30.0 5 Oct 190091 1.2 mi N (Mejxhuy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10030. Crotalus ruber DOR 334+25 21.0
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Seib, A. 1983 1.6 mi N (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 5 Oct 10031. Phyllorhynchus decartatus 195+18 5.1 gm MVZ 190091 DOR 9.4 mi N (Méx hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 5 Oct 10032. Pituophis melanoleucus 495+69 45.0 gm 190092 DOR Rancho La Barrera, 1.5 mi E by paved road, then 13.9 mi N by dirt road, from Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 6 Oct 10033. Scaphiopus couchi 190093 190094 10034. Bato punctatus 190095 10035. " " 190096 10036. " " 190097 10037. " " 190098 10038. " " 190099 10039. " " 190100 10040. " " 190101 10041. " " 190102 10042. " " 190103 10043. " " 10044. " " sent 10045. " " to 10046. " " Mexico City 186280 10047. " " 186281 10048. " " 10049. " " to David Green 10050. " " 10051. " " 190104 10052. Phyllodactylus unctuos D&I 26+31 0.1gm
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Seib, R. 1983 Rancho La Burrera, 1.5mi E by paved road, then 13.9 mi N by dirt road, Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 6 Oct. MVZ 190105 190106 10053. Phyllodactylus unctus 10054. Crotalus ruber all lantern-walking in wash 797+63 332gm. Path from Rancho La Burrera to La Laguna, Sierra de La Laguna, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct. 190107 190108 190109 190110 190111 190112 10055. Sceloporus licki 10056. " " 10057. " 10058. Cnemidophorus tigris maximus 65+19 cut 6.6gm 10059. Salvadora hexalepis 283+81 6.3 gm. 10060. " " 246+64 4.4 gm 10061. land snail La Laguna, Sierra de La Laguna, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct. 190113 190114 190115 190116 10062. Hyla regilla 10063. " " 10064. " " 10065. Petrosaurus thalassinus 10066. Gerrhonotus paucicarinatus 10067. " " 10068. " " 10069. " " 190117 10070. Xantusia vigilis 190118 10071. " "
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Seib, R. 1983 1.5 mi E by paved road, then 1.6 mi N by dirt road, from Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct 10072. Trimorphodon biscutatus 760+122 119 gm. MV2190119 DOR 8.9 mi N (Méx hay 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct 10073. Trimorphodon biscutatus 705+118 730 gm. 190126 DOR 20.8 mi N (Méx hay 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct 10074. Crotalus ruber 343+18 31.5 gm. 190121 live stomach contains rodent eaten Hoed-first 30.1 mi N (Méx hay 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct 10075. Crotalus ruber 393+28 40.0 gm. 190122 live 30.5 mi N (Méx hay 19) Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México 7 Oct 10076. Crotalus ruber 831+49 447.0gm 190123 live 9.2 mi N (Méx hay 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 8 Oct 10077. Pituophis melanoleucus 1147+185 505 gm. 190124 DOR 3.2 mi S (Méx hay 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 190125 10078. Crotalus ruber 8 Oct DOR 10.0 mi N (Méx hay 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 8 Oct 10079. Scaphiopus couchi (México city) 10080. " " " 10081. " " "
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Seib, R. 1983 8 Oct MV2 190126 DOA 11.3 mi N (M&ex hwy1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10082. Chilomeniscus stramineus 117+20 1.6 gm 8 Oct 190127 DOA 9.7 mi N (M&ex hwy1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10083. Pituophis melanoleucus 595+82 73.5 8 Oct 190128 DOA 9.6 mi N (M&ex hwy1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10084. (rotalus rayo- 8 Oct 190129 DOA 8.4 mi N (M&ex hwy1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10085. (rotalus payo 721+69 373. gm 8 Oct 190130 live 2.4 mi S (M&ex hwy1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10086. Trimorphodon biscutatus 407+79 18.0 8 Oct 190131 DOA 2.3 mi S (M&ex hwy1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10087. (rotalus ruber 1032+75 660. gm 8 Oct 190132 DOA 8.7 mi N (M&ex hwy1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10088. (rotalus ruber 9 Oct MV2 229623 live 37.6 mi N (M&ex hwy1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10089. Phrynosoma coronatum 9 Oct 190133 DOA 22.7 mi N (M&ex hwy1) Mulege, Baja California Sur, M&exico 10090. Masticophis flagellum 483+102 32.0 gm
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Seib, R. 1983 3.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10091. Salvadora hexalepis 452+132 18.0 gm MVZ 190134 DOR 6.5 mi (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10092. Chilomeniscus cinctus 185+27 6.6 gm 190135 DOR 8.3 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10093. Bipes biporus live 19.8 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10094. Leptotyphlops hamilis 286+3 4.9 gm 190136 DOR 29.3 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10095. Pituophis melanoleucus 575+80 58.0 gm 190137 10096. " " " 520+78 41.0 190138 both DOR 2.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10097. Pituophis melanoleucus live 4.6 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10098. Pituophis melanoleucus 539+89 48.5 190139 DOR 7.6 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10099. Crotalus ruber 436+28 38.0 190140 DOR 15.9 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 10100. Crotalus ruber 912+73 520. gm 190580 DOR
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Seib, R. 1983 23.3 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscaing Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct MVZ190581 10101. Arizona elegans live 250+32 7-9 24.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Viscino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 Oct 190582 10102. Arizona elegans dor 240+30 7-2 Dunes North of Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, Mexico. 10 Oct 190583 MVZ 229009 10103. Calisaurus draconoides crinites 10104. "" "" "" 10105. "" "" "" 10106. "" "" "" 10107. "" "" "" 10108. "" "" ""
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Seib, R. 1983 Durant (2700 block) Avenue, Berkeley, Alameda Co., California 18 Dec 10109. Aneides lugubris 10110. " " 10111. " " 10112. " " 10113. " " 10114. " " 10115. " " for Nancy Staub
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Seib, R. 1984 6 April 3.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10116. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 6 April 1.4 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10117. Phrynosoma coronatum DOR 6 April 0.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10118. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 6 April 1.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10119. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 6 April 5.0 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10120. Rhinocheilus lecontei DOR 6 April 5.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10121. Crotalus viridis DOR 6 April 13.5 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co., California 10122. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR Above collected while road-driving on this cool, windy afternoon 16:30-18:00. 14 April 5.1 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, San Joaquin Co., California 10123. Pituophis melanoleucus 433 + 74 36.5 DOR 2
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Seib, R 1984 14 April 10124. Pituophis melanoleucus california 8.3 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda Co. 490 + 86 41.0 191480 10125. Pituophis melanoleucus Both ♂⚥ 465+79 ~~43.5 324+58 14.5 14 April 9.2 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580, Alameda Co, California 191461 10126. ♂ Pituophis melanoleucus 465 + 79 43.5 ⚥ ♂ 14 April 10.9 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd.) I-580, Alameda County, California 191462 10127. Pituophis melanoleucus 380 + 70 30.5 14 April 12.6 mi W (Corral Hollow Rd) I-580, Alameda Co, California 191463 10128. Pituophis melanoleucus # 377+62 26.0 21 April 10129. Arizona elegans 1.9 mi W (rd) Ludlow, San Bernardino Co., California ⚥ ♂ 21 April 10130. Arizona elegans 2.4 mi W (rd.) Ludlow, San Bernardino Co., California 191475 22 April 10131. Crotalus mitchelli; 2.0mi NW (CA190) Panamint Springs, Inyo Co., California 191476 ⚥ ♂ 22 April 10132. Crotalus cerastes 5.6mi NW (CA190) Panamint Springs, Inyo Co., California 22 April 10133. Crotalus mitchelli; 5.3 mi NW (CA190) Panamint Springs, Inyo Co., California
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Seib, R. 1984 0.9 mi NW (CA 190) Panamint Springs, Inyo Co., California 191477 22 Apr. 1 10134. Phyllorhynchus decortatus 8.4 mi N (rd.) Washington, Nevada Co., California 6 July 10135. Charina bottae 191467 live 30.1 mi N (Nev Hwy 445) of Reno at I-80, Washoe Co., Nevada 7 July 10136. Pituophis melanoleucus 191468 DOR 13.8 mi N (Nev Hwy 445) of Reno at I-80, Washoe Co., Nevada 7 July 10137. Pituophis melanoleucus 191469 DOR 5.2 mi N (Nev Hwy 445) of Reno at I-80, Washoe Co., Nevada 7 July 10138. Pituophis melanoleucus 191470 DOR 3.3 mi N (Nev Hwy 445) of Reno at I-80, Washoe Co., Nevada 7 July 10139. Lampropeltis getulus 191471 DOR 0.2 mi E (Wildcat Cyn Rd.) Inspiration Point, Contra Costa Co., California 12 Aug 10140. Pituophis melanoleucus 191472 DOR 0.3 mi E (Centennial Dr.) Rim Rd., Berkeley, Alameda Co., California 12 Aug 10141. Pituophis melanoleucus 191473 DOR
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Seib, R. 1984 2 Oct. 10 mi SE (Méx hwy1) El Bosario, Baja California Norte, México 10142. Cnemidophorus hyperythrus (pit) 3 Oct. 66 mi (Méx hwy1) SCT Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, México 10143. Masticophis flagellum live 3 Oct. 13 km S (Méx hwy1) Ciudad Constitución, Baja California Sur, México 10144. Salvadora hexalepis dor 3 Oct. 34 km S (Méx hwy1) Ciudad Constitución, Baja California Sur, México 10145. Salvadora hexalepis dor 3 Oct. 11 km N (Méx hwy1) La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 10146. Crotalus ruber live 3 Oct. 8.8 mi N (Méx hwy1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10147. Salvadora hexalepis dor 5 Oct La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 10148. Salvadora hexalepis 8 Oct 44. mi S (by Méx hwy 200) Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México 10149. Crotalus [illegible] basiliscus dor 8 Oct 122 mi S (Méx hwy 200) Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México 10150. Leptodeira
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Seib, R. 1984 9 Oct 141602 26.4 mi S (Mex hwy 200) Teroman, (colima) in Michoacan, Mexico 10151. Mastrophis mentovarius DOR 9 Oct 40.7 mi S (Mex hwy 200) Teroman (colima) En Michoacan, México 10152. 10 Oct 28.1 mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza) Mex hwy 200, elev. 490m, Guerrero, Mexico 10153. Oxybelis aeneus DOR 10 Oct 191594 44. mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza) Mex hwy 200, elev. 1605 m, Sierra Madre del Sur, Guerrero, México 10153. Anolis 10154. millipodes (4) (under rocks in cloud forest) 10155. shell (under rock in cloud forest) 10156. worms (under rocks in cloud forest) 10 Oct 40.9 mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza) Mex hwy 200, elev. 1290m, Sierra Madre del Sur, Guerrero, México 10157. snail (under bark/st log in cloud forest) 10 Oct 17.6 mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza), Mex hwy 200, elev 300m, Guerrero, México 10158. Buto marinus [México] 10159. Buto vallirops [ " ] 10160. " " [ " ]
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Seib, R. 1984 12.9 mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza) Mx Hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct 10161. Leptodeira 101595 10 Oct 11.5 mi E (by rd to Villa de Zaragoza) Mex Hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico 10162. Hyla 10163. Smilisca baudini 10164. snail (crossing wet rd. in lowland forest) 8.7 mi E (by rd. to Villa de Zaragoza) Mex Hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct+ 10165. Pachymedusa dacnicolor 10166. Smilisca baudini 10167. " " 191596 10168. Rana "pipiens" complex Hotel Irma, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct+ 191597 10169. Syrrhopus 10 Oct+ 191598 10170. Syrrhopus 5.1 mi SE (by road) JCT Mex Hwy 200, SE of Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico to Barra Vieja airport rd. 11 Oct 10171. Rana "pipiens" complex [Mexico] 10172. Leptodeira OOR 9.9 mi SE (by rd. to Barra Vieja) J(T. Mex Hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico airport rd. 11 Oct 10173. Laeocemus bicolor
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Seib, R. 1984 Rocky hillside above Mex hwy 200, 3 km ESE Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico (= about Puerto Marques, along Acapulco-airport rd.) 191599 12 Oct 10174. Anolis taylori 10175. " " 10176. " " 10177. Agkistrodon bilineatus 22 mi SE (rd. to Barra Vieja) JCT Mex hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico airport rd. 12 Oct 10178. Boa constrictor DOR 6.9 mi SE (rd. to Barra Vieja) JCT Mex hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico airport rd. 191600 12 Oct 10179. Trimorphodon biscutatus DOR 8.3 mi SE (rd. to Barra Vieja) JCT Mex hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico airport rd. 12 Oct 10180. Boa constrictor 10181. Boa constrictor both DOR 2.5 mi SE (rd. to Barra Vieja) JCT Mex hwy 200, Guerrero, Mexico airport rd. 12 Oct 10182. Leptodeira DOR 71.7 mi E (Mex hwy 200) Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico 191603 13 Oct 10183. Trimorphodon biscutatus DOR Bento Juarez Segundo, elev. 120m, 44 mi (rd.) JCT Mex hwy 185 NE Veracruz, Mexico 191604 14-15 Oct 10184. Eleutherodactylus MVZ 229607 10185. Anolis MVZ 229608 10186. Anolis
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Seib, B. 1984 Ponto Tuarez Segundo, elev. 120m, 44 mi (rd.) Mex hwy, Veracruz, Mexico 14-15 Oct. 10187. Anolis 10188. .. 10189. .. 10190. .. 10191. .. 10192. Corytophanes Cerro Baéel, elev. 1570m, 23 mi MNRizode Oro, Chiapas, Mexico 16-17 Oct. 10193. 10194. 10195. Barisia 191581 10196. Anolis 191579 10197. Hyla 191577 10198. Hyla 191580 10199. Hyla 191578 10200. Hyla 194330 10201. Pseudoeurycea S-9153 194331 10202. .. S-9154 194355 10203. Bolitoglossa S-9170 194356 10204. .. 9171 194357 10205. .. 9172 194358 10206. .. 9173 194359 10207. .. 9174 194360 10208. .. 9175 194361 10209. .. 9176
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Seib, R. 1984 Cerro Baul, elev. 1570m, 23mi N (rd.) Rizo de Oro, Chiapas, Mexico 16-17 Oct. 10210. Bolitoglossa 5 - 9 / 77 1.7 km N (by Mex Hwy 195) Jitotol, elev. 1650m, Chiapas, Mexico 18 Oct 10211. Plectrohyla 191582 10212. Anolis 191583 10213. " 191584 10214. " 19 Oct 10215. Rana "pipiens" complex 4.4 mi E (rd.) Beriozabal, Chiapas, Mexico Amparo Agua Tinta (Santa Elena), 740m, 36 km E (rd.) Laguna Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Oct 10216. Drymobius margaritiferus [Mexico] 305 + 153 14.5 191548 10217. Ninia sebai 228 + 62 5.3 191549 10218. " " 239 + 75 7.9 191550 10219. " " 225 + 54 6.9 191551 10220. " " 209 + 31 (cut) 6.2 191552 10221. " " 227 + 68 6.2 191553 10222. " " 225 + 75 6.1 191554 10223. " " 236 + 58 6.7 191555 10224. " " 216 + 48 5.7 191556 10225. " " 253 + 61 12.5 191557 10226. " " 261 + 62 8.4 10227. " " (Mexico) 237 + 55 8.5
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Seib, B. 1984 Amparo Agua Tinta (Santa Elena), 740m, 36 km E (rel.) Laguna Montebello, Chiapas, México 21 Oct. 10228. Ninia sebai 118 + 28 0.9 10229. " " (México) 231 + 34 (cut) 7.1 10230. " " " 245 + 56 7.9 10231. " " " 119 + 32 1.1 10232. " " " 97 + 27 0.8 10233. " " " 180 + 51 3.3 10234. " " " 216 + 63 5.6 10235. " " " 167 + 47 3.1 10236. " " " 172 + 45 2.8 10237. " " " 208 + 61 5.7 10238. " " " 192 + 43 3.9 10239. " " " 163 + 39 2.6 10240. " " " 100 + 27 0.9 10241. " " " 222 + 66 5.5 10242. " " " 107 + 25 0.9 10243. " " " 94 + 27 0.6 10244. " " " 232 + 74 6.9 10245. " " " 193 + 59 4.1 10246. " " " 241 + 56 9.3 10247. " " " 223 + 64 6.1 10248. " " " 170 + 40 3.0 10249. " " " 100 + 29 0.8 10250. " " " 107 + 25 0.7 10251. " " " 196 + 59 4.6 10252. " " " 194 + 58 4.9 10253. " " " 157 + 36 2.5
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Seib, M. 1984 Amparo Agua Tinter (Santa Elena), 740m, 36 kmE (rd.) Laguna Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Oct. 10254. Ninia sebai 209 + 49 6.2 10255. " " 150 + 35 1.7 10256. " " 263 + 70 8.7 10257. " " 195 + 45 3.5 10258. " " 202 + 61 4.5 10259. " " 255 + 57 8.4 10260. " " 219 + 70 4.7 10261. " " 183 + 54 3.1 10262. " " 192 + 45 4.3 10263. " " 231 + 57 5.6 10264. " " 179 + 45 3.6 10265. " " 208 + 61 4.9 10266. " " 234 + 69 6.3 10267. " " 129 + 30 1.2 10268. " " 208 + 59 4.1 10269. " " 203 + 64 5.0 10270. " " 200 + 51 5.3 10271. " " 208 + 49 4.4 10272. " " 170 + 51 2.8 10273. " " 229 + 67 6.0 10274. " " 206 + 64 5.5 10275. " " 167 + 50 3.0 10276. " " 215 + 70 6.0 10277. " " 199 + 59 4.4 10278. " " 203 + 59 4.3 10279. " " 153+ 32 2.6
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Seib, R. 1984 Ampara Agua Tinta (Santa Elena) elev. 740m, 36 Km. E (rd.) Laguna Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Oct 10280. Nmia sebai 192 + 37 (cut) 4.0 10281. " " 124 + 28 1.1 191587 10282. Rana 191570 10283. Buto valliceps 191571 10284. " " 191572 10285. " " 10286. millipede 10287. " 10288. Snail 10289. 10290. 10291. 10292. 10293. 10294. 10295. 5.4 mi E (rd.) turnoff to lago Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Oct. 191586 10296. Rana 22 Oct 194274 10297. Bolitoglossa franklini S-9143 194265 10298. " " S-9155 194266 10299. " " 9156 194267 10300. " " 9157 (Cerro Mozotal), 2990m, 16.7 mi (rd) to Siltepec) from Pass on continental divide above Huixtla, Chiapas, Mexico
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Seib, B. 1984 (LeroMozotal, 2990m, 16.7 mi (rd to S: H+pec) from Pass on continental divide above Huixtla, Chiapas, Mexico 194268 22 Oct. 10301. Bolitoglossa franklini 5-9158 194269 10302. " " 9159 194270 10303. " " 9160 194271 10304. " " 9161 194272 10305. " " 9162 194273 10306. " " 9163 10307. " " 10308. " " 194277 10309. Pseudoeurycea rex 9166 194278 10310. " " 9167 194279 10311. " " 9168 194280 10312. " " 9169 194275 10313. Pseudoeurycea goebeli S-9164 194276 10314. Pseudoeurycea goebeli: S-9165 191568 10315. Batrachuperus 191569 10316. " " 191588 10317. Sceloporus 191589 10318. " " 191590 10319. Barisia morelet; 191591 10320. " " 191592 10321. " " 191593 10322. " " 193586 10323. " " 193587 10324. " " 10325. " " 10326. "
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Seib, R. 1984 Cerro Mazotal, 2990m, 16.7mi (rd to Siltepec) from Pass on continental divide above Huixtla, Chiapas, Mexico 22 Oct. 10327. Barisia 10328. worms in bromeliads 10329. worms on soil under rocks & logs 10330. slug under rock Fincas San Jeronimo, 760m 7.5 km N (rd.) (acahutla, Chiapas, Mexico 194263 23 Oct. 10331. Bolitoglossa occidentalis (no tissue) 194264 10332. " 10333. Ninia drademata [Mexico] 214 + 97 4.5 10334. " " [Mexico] 214 + 94 5.2 191558 10335. Ninia sebaei 212 + 52 7.4 191559 10336. " " 178 + 58 4.8 191560 10337. " " 147 + 48 3.1 191481 10338. Tropidodipsas sartori 196 + 44 4.3 191485 10339. Micrurus nigrocinctus 512 + 55 29.5 191486 10340. " " 576 + 59 55.5 24 Oct. 10341. Bolitoglossa occidentalis ats N.sebaei 266 mm 7.9gm 10342. " " 10343. " " 10344. " " 10345. " " 10346. " " 10347. " " 10348. " " 10349. " " 10350. " "
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Seib, B. 1984 Finca San Tevonimo, 760m, 75 tun N (rd.) (Guahotam, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Oct. 10351. Bolitoglossa occidentalis 10352. 10353. 10354. 10355. 10356. 10357. 10358. 10359. 10360. 10361. 10362. 10363. 10364. 191532 10365. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 177 + 28 3,4 191539 10366. Geophis nasalis (Eggs) 255 + 44 16.0 191540 10367. " " (Lautern-walking) 197 + 39 7.1 191561 10368. Ninia sebai 246 + 82 10.0 191562 10369. " " 196 + 62 5.5 191563 10370. " " 189 + 62 4.4 191564 10371. " " 190 + 59 5.0 191500 10372. Pliocercus elapoides 167 + 119 4.2 191575 10373. Ptychohyla schmidtorum (Lautern-walking) 10374. millipede 10375. millipede 191545 10376. Dermophis mexicanus 191546 10377. " "
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Seib, B. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 75 km N (rd.) Cacaoatan, Chiqos, Mexico 24 Oct. 10378. Dermophis mexicana 10379. " " [Mexico] 10380. " " 10381. " " 10382. " " 10383. " " 10384. " " 10385. " " 10386. " " 10387 10388. " " 10389. " " 10390. " " 10391. " " 10392. " " 10393. " " 10394. " " 10395. " " 10396. " " 10397. " " 10398. " " 10399. " " 10400. " " 10401. " " 10402. " " 10403. " " 10404. " "
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5km N (rd.) Ocozocoautla, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Oct. 10405. Dermophis mexicanus 10406. " " 10407. " 5 mi E (by Mex Hwy 200) Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 24 Oct. 10408. millipede 10409. millipede 10410. slug Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5km N (rd.) Ocozocoautla, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Oct. 10411. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 210 + 33 4.9 191513 10412. Coniophanes fissidens 298 + 84 (cut) 17.5 191514 10413. " " 255 + 125 14.0 191515 10414. " " 343 + 116 (cut) 33.0 191516 10415. " " 327 + 17 (cut) 18.5 191517 10416. " " 276 + 144 17.0 10417. Drymobius margaritiferus [Mexico] 415 + 222 (cut) 28.5 1915421 10418. Geophis nasalis 264 + 54 16.5. 191542 10419. " " 240 + 37 10.1 10420. Ninia diademata [Mexico] 223 + 122 4.3 10421. " " [Mexico] 150 + 67 1.6 10422. " " [Mexico] 113 + 54 0.8 10423. " " [Mexico] 113 + 50 0.9 191565 10424. Ninia sebai (eggs) 279 + 66 15.0 191566 10425. " " " 265 + 64 15.5 191567 10426. " " 244 + 77 8.6 10427. " " 218 + 55 8.2
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Seib, R. 1984 Foca San Jeronimo 760m 75 trn V (rd.) Cocohatan Chipes Mexico 25 Oct. 10428. Ninia sebai 211 + 66 6.2 10429. " " 201 + 51 5.3 10430. " " 243 + 80 8.1 191501 10431. Pliocercus elapoides 214 + 167 8.6 191482 10432. Scaphiodontophis annulatus 304 + 247 22.5 191483 10433. " " 332 + 149 (cut) 26.5 191487 10434. Micrurus nigrocinctus ♀ 563 + 95 59.0 191534 26 Oct. 10435. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 199 + 34 4.5 191535 10436. " " 200 + 36 5.2 10437. Drymobius margaritiferus [MEXICO] 42.1 + 225 (cut) 34.0 191543 10438. Geophis nasalis 235 + 40 9.6 10439. Ninia diademata [Mexico] 223 + 100 4.5 10440. Ninia sebai 260 + 65 12.5 10441. " " 267 + 64 11.0 10442. " " 216 + 60 7.9 10443. " " 198 + 62 5.1 10444. " " 188 + 62 4.7 10445. " " 127 + 38 1.9 191502 10446. Pliocercus elapoides 208 + 131 6.5 191503 10447. " " 193 + 128 4.6 191504 10448. " " 130 + 87 2.0 191480 10449. Tantiilla jani [Inshe'd, but w/ mild dorsal stripe present] 117 + 24 0.9 191488 10450. Micrurus nigrocinctus 344 + 52 11.5 191489 10451. Micrurus nigrocinctus 497 + 88 36.5 10452. snails 191536 27 Oct. 10453. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus 293 + 37 16.5 191520 10454. Coniophanes fissidens 213♂ + 102 7.4
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) Carochatan, Chiapas, Mexico 27 Oct. 10455. Ninia diademata [Mexico] 167 + 76 2.3 10456. " " [Mexico] 124 + 56 0.9 10457. Ninia sebai 198 + 61 6.2 10458. " " 205 + 51 6.2 10459. " " 205 + 53 5.8 16.2 km N (rd) Carochatan, elev. 940m, Chiapas, Mexico 27 Oct 10460. Eleutherodactylus rhodopis [Mexico City] 10461. " " [" ] 10462. big snail active on plant 17.00 Finca La Esperanza, 200m, 5 km SE (rd) Acacoyagua, Chiapas, Mexico 28 Oct. 10463. Anolis Finca San Jeronimo 760m 7.5 km N (rd) Carochatan, Chiapas, Mexico 29 Oct. 19:52 10464. Ninia diademata < yellow neck band 205 + 95 3.8 10465. " " [Mexico] 247 + 96 (cut) 6.2 10466. " " 197 + 95 3.4 10467. " " 225 + 63 (out) 4.1 10468. " " 135 + 69 1.5 10469. Ninia sebai (eggs) 280 + 70 16.0 10470. " " 247 + 75 10.0 10471. " " 211 + 54 5.4 10472. " " 210 + 35 (cut) 6.1 10473. " " 176 + 42 3.8 19:15 05 10474. Pliocercus elapoides 253 + 199 16.5
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 Km N (vd) (aracatan, Chiapas, Mexico 29 Oct. 194281 10475. Pliocercus elapoides 169 + 124 4.7 191490 10476. Micrurus nigrocinctus 675 + 78 74.5 2-6.5 mi N (rd. to Nueva Alemania) Tapachula, 330m Chiapas, Mexico 29 Oct. 194281 10477. Bolitoglossa flaviventris S-9265 194282 10478. " " " S-9291 194283 10479. " " " S-9292 194284 10480. " " " S9293 194286 5 10481. " " " S-9294 194292 10482. " " (DOR) 10483. Bolitoglossa occidentalis 191573 10484. Bufo canaliciferus 10485. Phrynohyas venulosa 10486. Imantodes gemmistratus 10487. Imantodes gemmistratus 10488. New Life Form 10489. " 10490. " 10491. Snail 10492. Snail 10493. Millipede 30 Oct 194286 10494. Bolitoglossa flaviventris S-9295 194287 10495. " " " S-9296 194288 10496. " " " S-9297 194289 10497. " " " S-9298 194290 10498. " " S-9299 194291 10499. " " (DOR)
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Seib, R. 1984 2-6.5 mi N (rd. to Nueva Alemania) Tapachula, 330m, Chiapas, Mexico 191576 30 Oct. 10500. Syrphus rubrimaculatus 10501. Phrynohyas venulosa 10502. " " 10503. " " 10504. " " 10505. " " 10506. " " 10507. " " 10508. " " Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5km N (rd) Laquohatan, Chiapas, Mexico 191509 31 Oct. 10509. Diomobius margaritiforus 474 + 284 54.5 morning, mostly from 30 oct. 191510) 10510. " " 452 + 51 (cut) 39.0 191511 10511. " " 392 + 210 (cut) 31.5 191512 10512. " " 262 + 149 7.9 10513. Ninia diademata 244 + 111 5.3 10514. " " (eggs) 258 + 85 (cut) 7.4 10515. " " 235 + 58 (cut) 5.5 10516. " " 231 + 119 4.5 10517. " " 113 + 54 0.8 10518. Ninia sebai 220 + 67 6.2 10519. " " 160 + 48 2.9 191507 10520. Pliocercus elapoides 258 + 177 12.5 191491 10521. Micrurus nigrocinctus 315 + 44 8.3 10522. centipede 10523. 10524.
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) Cacaohatan, Chiapas, Mexico. 31 Oct. 10525. 10526. 10527. 10528. 10529. 10530. 10531. 10532. 10533. 10534. 10535. 10536. slugs 10537. Bolitoglossa occidentalis 5-9322 10538. " " 5-9323 191518 (afternoon) 10539. Conophanes fissidens 238+103 9.6 191519 10540. " " 236+113 (cut) 9.6 10541. Drymobius margaritiferus [MÉXICO] 515+308 64.0 10542. " " 430+268 36.5 -7191479 10543. Dymarchon corais 1350+283 760.0 10544. Ninia diademata 220+120 4.4 10545. " " 222+126 4.6 10546. " " 227+100 5.2 10547. " " 222+107 4.4 10548. " " 140+61 1.5 10549. " " 117+54 1.0 10550. Ninia sebai (eggs) 295+73 16.8 10551. " " 217+66 6.9
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Seib,R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd) (arcobatan, Chiapas, México 31 Oct. 10552. Ninia sebai 199 + 53 5.5 10553. " " 174 + 41 3.5 191508 10554. Placercus elapoides 173 + 109 3.9 191484 10555. Scaphiodontophis zeteki; 346 + 236 26.5 191494 10556. Xenodon rhabdocephalus 480 + 92 69.5 191495 10557. " " 470 + 84 58.0 191496 10558. " " 443 + 70 61.0 191497 10559. " " 175 + 31 4.7 191492 10560. Micrurus nigrocinctus 717 ## + 70 77.0 191493 10561. Ameiva undulata (=Prey regurgitated from 10560) /8. 80 + 43(Cant) 11.0 = 123 5.1 mi N (rd to Nueva Alemania) Tapachula, 330m, Chiapas, México 1 Nov. 10562. Oxybelis aeneus DOR Finca San Jeronimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (rd.) (arcobatan, chiapas, México 1 Nov. 10563. Bolitoglossa occidentalis (Hosst) 10564. Dermophis mexicana 10565. " " 10566. " " 10567. " " 10568. " " 10569. " " 10570. " " 10571. " " 10572. " " 10573. " "
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Teonimo, 760m, 7.5 km N (id.) Garachico, Chiapas, Mexico 1 Nov. 105741. Dermophis mexicanus 10575. " " 10576. " " 10577. " " 10578. " " 10579. " " 10580. " " 10581. " " 10582. " " 10583. " " 10584. Pachymedusa dacnicolor 191537 10585. Adelphicos quadrimargatus 203 + 39 4.7 191538 10586. " " 147 + 22 2.1 191521 10587. Coniophanes fissidens 325 + 124 (cut) 26.0 10588. Drymobius margaritiferus 426 + 257 36.0 10589. " " 275 + 151 12.0 191544 10590. Geophis nasalis 190 + 37 7.7 191523 10591. Ninia diademata (yellow neckband) 164 + 86 2.5 191524 10592. " " 227 + 112 5.3 191525 10593. " " 165 + 71 2.1 191526 10594. " " 165 + 67 1.9 191527 10595. " " 184 + 99 3.2 191528 10596. " " 146 + 64 1.7 191529 10597. " " 128 + 67 1.5 191530 10598. " " 148 + 64 1.6 191531 10599. " " 130 + 60 1.2 10600. Ninia sebai (eggs) 266 + 68 14.5
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Seib, R. 1984 Finca San Jeronimo 760m, 7.5 km Mdl.) (Cocahaton Chiojos, Mexico 1 Nov. 10601. Ninia sebai (huevos) 221+53 9.1 10602. " " 181+56 4.7 10603. " " 176+45 4.3 191498 10604. Xenodon rhabdophelus 444+79 59.5 191499 10605 " " 235+40 9.6 191574 10606. Buto canaliferus (prey of 10605) total length 79 mm [sup]4.4g[/sup] 10607. [illegible] 10608. 10609. 10610. 10611. 10612. 10613. 10614. 10615. 10616. 10617. 10618. 10619. 10620. 10621. 10622. 10623. 10624 10625. " 10626. snails 10627. snails
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Seib, B. 1984 4.9 mi NW (Mex huy 185) Tonala, Chiapas, Mexico 2 Nov. 10628. Leptophis don 13.0 mi NW (Mex huy 185) Arriaga, Chiapas, Mexico 2 Nov. 191608 10629. Masticophis mentovarius don Playa Escondida, 18.5 mi N (rd) (Atemaco, Veracruz, Mexico 3 Nov. 10630. Bolitoglossa rufescens 10631. Bolitoglossa mexicana 10632. Smilisca 10633. " 10634. " 10635. " 10636. " 10637. " 10638. stages 10639. snail 10640. millipede 10641. " 10642. " Rio Mezcalo, 48 km N (Mex hu 95) Chilpancingo, Guerrero Mexico 5 Nov. 191601 10643. Bipes canaliculatus 191602 10644. Bipes canaliculatus 10645. " " 10646. " " 10647. " " 10648. " "
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Seb, R. 1984 Rio Mexcala, 48 km N (Mehbuy 95) Chilpancingo, Guerrero/Mexico 5 Nov 10649. Bipes canaliculatus 10650. " 10651. " 10652. " 10653. " 10654. " 10655. " 10656. " 10657. " 10658. " 10659. " 10660. " 10661. " 10662. " 10663. snake
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R.L. Seib 1983-1985 Catalogue 1985 #10664-10890
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Seib, R. 1985 Outside Pinnacles Natl. Monument, San Benito Co., California 10664. Batrachoseps 10665. " 10666. " 10667. " 10668. "
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Seib, R. 1985 45.7 mi SE (M6A hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 1 May 10669. Arizona elegans don 45 mi SE (M6A hwy 1) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 2 May 10670. Masticophis flagellum 14.5 to 20 mi WNW (rd.) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 198875 2 May 10671. Coleonyx variegatus 198876 10672. " " 198877 10673. Phyllodactylus 10674. Lichanura trivirgata gracia 10675. (rotalus ruber 198878 10676. Coleonyx variegatus live 7 km W (rd.) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 2 May 10677. (rotalus mitchelli 198879 10678. Coleonyx variegatus 10679. " " 198880 10680. Phyllodactylus 198881 10681. " 198882 10682. " 198883 10683. " 198884 10684. " 198885 10685. " 3 May 10686. Uta stansburiana 10687. " " 10688. " "
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Seib, R. 1985 7 km W (rd.) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 3 May 10689. Uta stansburiana 10690. " " 10691. " " 10692. Cnemidophorus tigris 10693. Chilomeniscus cinctus MEXICO 10694. " " 14.5 to 80.0 mi: WNW (rd.) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 198586 3 May 10695. Colonyx variegates AOR 10696. Crotalus ruber AOR 2.4 mi: N (Méx hwy) Ejido Jesus Maria, Baja California Norte, México 4 May 10697. Phrynosoma coronatum MEXICO AOR 23.8 mi S (Méx hwy) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, México 4 May 10698. Salvadora hexalepis DOR - rocky 15.4 mi N (Méx hwy) Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, México 4 May 10699. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus AOR 31.7 mi N (Méx hwy) Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, México 4 May 10700. Pituophis v. bimaris DOR
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Seibb. 1985 20.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 4 May 10701. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus AOR 243 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 4 May 10702. (Chilomyiascus cinctus) DOR Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 5 May 10703. Coleonyx switaki 10704. ♀ " " 10705. Coleonyx variegatus 10706. " " 10707. " " 10708. " " 10709. " " 10710. " " 10711. " " 10712. " " 10713. " " 10714. " " 10715. " " 10716. " " 10717. Phyllodactylus 10718. " 10719. " 10720. " 10721. " 10722. "
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Seib, R. 1985 Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 5 May 10723. Phyllodactylus 6 May 10724. Urosaurus nigricaudas 10725. " " 10726. Cnemidophorus tigris 10727. " " 5 May 10728. Lichanura trivirgata PICHLED 10729. Elaphe rosaliae 10730. Crotalus ruber 10730A. Sceloporus magister San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10731. Lampropeltis getulus don 2.8 mi S San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10732. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO don 6.0 mi S (Méx hwy!) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10733. Chilomeniscus stramineus don 6.7 mi S (Méx hwy!) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10734. Lampropeltis getulus don 2.0 mi N (Méx hwy!) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10735. Chilomeniscus cinctus MEXICO don 2.3 mi S (Méx hwy!) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 6 May 10736. Hypsiglena torquata MEXICO don
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Seib, R. 1985 6 May 0.1 mi S (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10737. Pituophis AOR 6 May 2.0 mi N (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10738. Chilomeniscus stramineus DOR 7 May 2.4 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10739. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes AOR 7 May 7.4 mi N (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10740. Bipes biporus DOR 7 May 1.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10741. Leptotyphlops humilis DOR 7 May 5.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10742. Chilomeniscus stramineus DOR 8 May 8.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Buena Vista, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10743. Hypsiglena torquata MEXICO AOR 10744. Phyllodactylus unctus MEXICO AOR 8 May 10.5 mi N (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10745. Hypsiglena torquata MEXICO DOR 8 May 2.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10746. Leptotyphlops humilis DOR
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8 May 10F36. Photophyllum paniculatum (Lam.) Hook. 2.8 mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 8 May 10F15. Hymenolobus torquatus (Mill.) Benth. 10? mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 8 May 10F36. Photophyllum paniculatum (Lam.) Hook. 2.8 mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F36. Hymenolobus torquatus (Mill.) Benth. 10? mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F41. Pseudospondylopsis acutifolia (Spreng.) Kuntze 8 mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F36. Hymenolobus torquatus (Mill.) Benth. 10? mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F41. Pseudospondylopsis acutifolia (Spreng.) Kuntze 8 mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F36. Hymenolobus torquatus (Mill.) Benth. 10? mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico 5 May 10F36. Photophyllum paniculatum (Lam.) Hook. 2.8 mi) El Teocote Bajo (alt. 420m) en Mexico
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Seib, R. 1985 1.9 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 8 May 10747. Chilomeniscus stramineus DOR 1.9 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 8 May 10748. Leptotyphlops humilis DOR 3.8 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 8 May 10749. Chilomeniscus cinctus MEXICO DOR 11.8 mi SE (B.C. 13) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 8 May 10750. Trimerophodon b. lyrophantes DOR La Estacion, Isla Cerralvo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May 10751. Phyllodactylus unctus 10752. " " 10753. Leptotyphlops humilis 10 May 10754. Genosaura hemilopha 18.0 mi SE (B.C. 13) La Paz Baja California Sur, Mexico 10 May 10755. Dipsosaurus dorsalis MEXICO DOR 14.4 mi SE (B.C. 13) La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10 May 10756. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 9.3 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10 May 10757. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO DOR 10758. " " MEXICO DOR
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Seib, R. 1985 0.7 mi N (Méx hwy) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10759. Crotalus mitchelli DOR 1.6 mi N (Méx hwy) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10760. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes MV2 229428 AOR 10.9 mi N (Méx hwy) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10761. Trimorphodon biscutatus lyrophanes AOR 11.9 mi N (Méx hwy) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10762. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes DOR 3.6 mi S (Méx hwy) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10763. Chilomeniscus cinctus MÉXICO DOR 2.8 mi S (Méx hwy) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10764. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus DOR 1.9 mi S (Méx hwy) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10765. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO AOR 1.0 mi S (Méx hwy) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10766. Leptotyphlops humilis AOR 1.8 mi S (Méx hwy) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10767. Leptotyphlops humilis AOR
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Seib, R. 1985 3.6 mi S (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10768. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO DOR 2.9 mi N (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10769. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus DOR 6.2 mi N (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 10 May 10770. Chilomeniscus cinctus DOR 3.3 mi S (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 11 May 10771. Leptotyphlops humilis 10772. " " 10773. " " 10774. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO AOR 4.3 mi S (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 11 May 10775. Trimorphodon b. lyrophines AOR 8.3 mi S (Mex hwy I) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, México 11 May 10776. Lampropeltis getulus DOR 2.6 mi N (Mex hwy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 11 May 10777. Chilomeniscus cinctus MEXICO DOR 8.1 mi N (Mex hwy I) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 11 May 10778. Chilomeniscus stramineus AOR
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Seib,R. 1985 7.1 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10779. Chilomeniscus cinctus MEXICO AOR 3.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10780. Leptotyphlops humilis MEXICO AOR 1.6 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10781. Leptotyphlops humilis MEXICO AOR 4.0 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10782. Leptotyphlops humilis 10783. " " AOR 1.7 mi N (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10784. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes DOR 4.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May 10785. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO AOR Isla Danzante, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 10786. Phyllodactylus 10787. " 10788. " 10789. Urosaurus nigricaudus 10790. " " 10791. " " 10792. " " 10793. Utg
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Sp6, R. 1985 Isla Guazate, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May 10794. Uta 10795. " 10796. " 10797. " 10798. night coo he Hyps 10799. " 10800. (rotalus ruber 5.1 mi N (Mex hwy 1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico 13 May 10801. Coleonyx variegatus aon 2.0 mi S (Mex hwy 1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico 13 May 10802. Coleonyx variegatus aon Islas Las Galeras (West Island), north of Isla Mousard the, Baja California Sur, Mexico 14 May 10803. Uta 10804. " 10805. " 10806. " 10807. " Isla Catalana, Baja California Sur, Mexico 14 May 10808. Phyllodactylus 10809. " 10810. " 10811.
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Seib,R. 1985 Isla Catalana, Baja California Sur, Mexico 14 May 10812. Phyllodactylus 10813. Eridophus 10814. Crotalus 10815. Phyllodactylus 4.1 mi S (Méx hwy I) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 15 May 10816. Chilomeniscus cinctus DOR 6.9 mi S (Méx hwy I) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 15 May 10817. Pituophis melanoleucus DOR 21.3 mi S (Méx hwy I) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 15 May 10818. Trimorphodon b. tyrophages DOR 8.8 mi S (Méx hwy I) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 15 May 10819. Hypsiglena torquata DOR Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 16 May 10820. Coleonyx scutatus 10821. ♂ " 10822. ♂ " 10823. ♂ " 10824. ♂ " 10825. ♂ " DIED SKELETON (Arrow) 10826. ♂ " " DIED PICKLED 10827. Urosaurus nigricaudus 10828. Lichanura trivirgata
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Seib, R. 1985 Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 16 May 10829. Lichanura trivirgata 10830. Eridiphas slevini 10831. " " 10832. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 10833. (rotulus ruber 10834. " " 17 May 10835. Coleonyx switaki: 10836. ♂ " " 10837. ♂ " " 10838. ♀ " " 10839. ♀ " " 10840. ♀ " " 10841. Lichanura trivirgata 10842. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes 3.8 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 18 May 10843. Leptotyphlops humilis MEXICO AOR 4.5 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Pedro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 18 May 10844. Chilomeniscus stramineus AOR 1.6 mi S (Mex hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 18 May 10845. (rotulus enyo AOR 6.8 mi N (Mex hwy 1) San Bartolo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 19 May 10846. Chilomeniscus stramineus MEXICO OOR
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Seib, R. 1985 8.5 mi N (Méx hwy 1) Santiago, Baja California Sur, México 19 May 10847. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes dor 1.6 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 21 May 10848. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes 10A 4.3 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 22 May 10849. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes 10A 7.4 mi N (rd. to San Juan de la Costa) of JCT Méx hwy 1, [N of La Paz], Baja California Sur, México 23 May 10850. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 10A 4.4 mi N (rd. to San Juan de la Costa) of JCT Méx hwy 1, [N of La Paz], Baja California Sur, México 23 May 10851. Coleonyx variegatus 0.4 mi N (Méx hwy 1) San Antonio, Baja California Sur, México 24 May 10852. Sonora mosauri dor Los Viejos, Isla Cerralvo, Baja California Sur, México 25 May 10853. Gemidophorus hyperythrus 10854. Mastigophis flagellum 10855. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes 2.1 mi N (Méx hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 26 May 10856. Trimorphodon b. lyrophanes dor
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Seib, R. 1985 5.7 mi S (Méchuy 1) San Pedro Baja California Sur, México 27 May 10857. Chilomeniscus cinctus AOR 2.7 mi S (Méchuy 1) San Bartolo, Baja California Sur, México 29 May 10858. Trimorphodon b. Tyrophanes AOR Lg Paz, Baja California Sur, México 30 May 10859. Phrynosoma coronatum MEXICO 10860. Cnemidophorus t. maximus 10861. BIPES BIPORUS 10862. 10863. 10864. 10865. 10866. 10867. 10868. 10869. 10870. 10871. 10872. 10873. 10874. 10875. 10876. 10877. 10878. 10879.
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Seib,R. 1985 4.5 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 3 June 10880. Eridiphas slevini AOR 2.6 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) El Triunfo, Baja California Sur, México 3 June 10881. Trimorphodon b. lyrophaeus AOR 38.1 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 4 June 10882. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus AOR 66.0 mi N (México Hwy 1) Loreto, Baja California Sur, México 4 June 10883. Sonora s. mosquari AOR Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 5 June 10884. Hypsiglena torquata 10885. " "" 10886. Phyllorhynchus decurtatus 30.2 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Catavina, Baja California Norte, México 6 June 10887. Coleonyx variegatus AOR 16.9 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Catavina, Baja California Norte, México 6 June 10888. Arizona elegans MEXICO AOR 2.3 mi N (Méx Hwy 1) Catavina, Baja California Norte, México 6 June 10889. Crotalus mitchelli AOR
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Seib, R. 1985 42.7 mi N (Mexhuy 1) Cataviita, Baja California Norte, Mexico 7 June 10890. Salvadora hexalepis NON
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R. L. Seib 1983-1985 Journal 1983 Mexico: Baja California Norte, Baja California Sur
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Seib, R. 1983 Berkeley to San Diego, California 4 May I drove with my friend KeeYong to the border and spent the night in a motel. We are hoping to reach the pine forest in the northern mountains of Baja. It's been a very late and rainy year and I want to look for blotched Ensatina, although there are no specimens available. San Diego to San Felipe Baja (California Norte, Mexico) 5 May Upon waking I could see thick rain clouds over the Sierra Juarez area. It looked good. I planned to drive to San Felipe, thinking that the highway goes through the mountains. I was wrong. The road is mostly at sea level the whole way. But I could see snow in the Sierra San Pedro Martir as we approached the coast road to San Felipe. The 245 km road, hwy 9, to San Felipe comes close to the high peaks of the
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Seib, R. 1983 5 May San Diego to San Felipe, Baja California Norte, Mexico. Sierra San Pedro Martir. These peaks just abruptly from the floor of the desert. It's dramatic to be on the desert floor, and glimpse these mountains just miles away. We picked up a large Crotalus viridis 92 miles along the road. A coyote was trying to eat it, but it was still snapping. I was surprised to see it on this extremely windy afternoon. We checked into the Emblot at about 18:00 - not bad. Drove north about 12 miles to explore a hill from 17:00 - 19:00. 19:05 = sundown. Was too windy and only saw Lta. No signs of Crotaphytus or Sceloporus. Drove north and west until dark. It was too windy, so I turned back. But we started finding Scelops even in this wind! They were cold to the touch. We caught many (13) and saw many OB's. Picked up two Leptotyphlops and a Chilomeniscus without a trace of red color. Also took a smacked Arizona for a locality record.
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Seib, R. 1983 6 May San Felipe to Cataviña Baja California Norte, Mexico Woke up early and picked the animal from yesterday. Drove north out of town and immediately found a ? DOB (combella) in full orange breeding colors. It was warm, though windily. I think tonight would have been a great night to road-drive around San Felipe as it was much warmer than yesterday. On the way to Ensenada, saw a live Salvadora, Lituophis and Martinophis flagellum, all of which escaped my capture. Picked up several DOB's including a fresh, beautiful Rhinocelalus north of San Quintin (I got one south of Cataviña several years ago). Night-drove from El Rosario to Cataviña without seeing anything but smashed daytime DOB's. Must have seen 50-75 dead Salvadora, Lituophis and Martinophis today. We made camp near the creek just south of the 'El Presidente Hotel', now called "La Pinta." (Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico) 7 May Woke early. Seven horses woke me up last night. The sound of the hooves of the lead horse was enough to startle
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Seib, R. 1983 Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 7 May me awake from 15 meters. I attempted to discourage their presence by shining my 20,000 candle light flash light into their eyes. These only seemed to anger them. So I just lay awake for the better part of an hour until their hover-beats disappeared into the night. Hyla crocked all night long and I saw several this morning. I kept a close watch on several of my favorite (nameless) constellations just to make sure everything was still in good order. Today Lee made the long drive to the gulf coast. Checked most of the can traps and was surprised to find them in good order, and with live lizards! Haven't checked them since 1980. Of particular interest was the trap site 18.5 mi's of Cataviña where both Petrovaurus meamsi and P. thalassinus occur together. I caught a P. meamsi in a trap and have caught them in traps here before. Although P. thalassinus are caught in traps wherever else they occur, they don't come down at the traps and small rocks here. Today I
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Seib, A. 1983 Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 7 May climbed up to the really big rocks to look for P. thalassinus (and was surprised to find several meomi way up there on giant boulders! None of the bigger species was seen. Arrived at BLA in late afternoon. Immediately had difficulty getting a room. Mrs. Diey took one look at me and said she wasn't renting rooms. I hadn't shaved for a couple of weeks and deduced that I had made a poor impression by my grubby desert appearance. I walked down to the beach flat and saw a lot of empty rooms. Hmm. After going back and being turned down 3 times, I went back the fourth time. The Tecate beer man was delivering 48 cases of Tecate and Mrs. Diey was putting it in the refrigerator all by herself. She's about 75. I asked where Fr. Diey was, and she said in Canada. Six month vacation.... I helped her get the beer in. She finally said I could have a room, "but it will cost you $10.00!" I reached into my pocket and handed her a twenty dollar bill. She just looked at it and put it into her
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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.
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Seib, R. 1983 8 May Bahia de los Angeles to Mulege, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Woke at dawn, beautiful colors. Woke again at sunrise and got up and showered. Picked last night's catch and drove away. Checked the rest of the traps today. Took a live Gerrehonotes multispinotus which I will bring back alive for David Good. He is changing their generic name back to Elgaris. Oh well. Many, many DORs from Guerrero Negro south. The car in front of me hit a 5-6 foot Pitughis. Incredibly beautiful colors. I would have hoped it died if I had gotten there first. Night-drove from San Ignacio to Mulege, seeing only a Cleopys and a Gatalies rebel DOR along Santa Rosalia. 9 May Mulege to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico Woke up late, 10:30, ate, changed money, picked the dead snakes and headed south. The night-driving has been so bad that I want to go all the way down to La Paz where I'm hoping it might be warmer and less windy. Conception Bay was extraordinarily beautiful. I looked for collard lijards all the rocks from 13:00-13:40 but only saw brushwallas. It may have been too hot. Picked up two Matisphix south of Ciudad Constitution. Arrived in
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Seib, R. 1983 May 9 to La Paz Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May I lay about sundown and checked into the Hotel Presidente for about $30.00 a night for two people. It was warm and not too windy. I was anxious to get out to the highway, but it took more than half an hour to find it. La Paz is huge overall. Traffic is awful. I asked for directions several times, but each time I got lost. When I finally located the highway it was full of traffic. The first three miles of driving is city now. Anyway, it seemed warm, but there were no snakes to be seen. After 45 min. I was ready to turn back. I had just gotten into the rocky area North of El Finado when I saw a DOT snake - I think it's an Eridophos steini. Shortly thereafter I caught a Trimorphoden, but by the time in front of me. Bad luck turned quickly into good luck and we soon caught a DOT Sonora mosavi, then a line Crotalus enyo, and a DOT Lichanura trivirgata in the rocks just past San Antonio. Drive on the flats, finding nothing. It was warmer in the rocks. Picked up a Hypsiglena and a couple of Chilomeniscus stramineus in
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Seib, R. 1983 Mulege to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May Chose rocks and then headed back to La Paz in high gear. 3.6 miles from the La Paz city limits I picked up a fresh DOB Lampropeltis getulus ♀ at 13:00. It seems warmer near La Paz and I suspect there is more snake activity here at this time. Back to the hotel and totally collapsed. La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10 May Woke late, 10:30, had breakfast and then spent 2 1/2 hours weighing, measuring and dressing the animals. Spent the day at the hotel beach and pool. Got ice and gas in town. Can't believe how big the city is. All my old familiar routes have been converted to one-way streets. They went overboard in this respect. Drove out to the rocks near San Antonio before sunset. Picked up a large DOB Masticophis outside of La Paz. Beautiful sunset in the hills above San Antonio. Picked up a live baby Chilomyscus cinctus at this time and thought it was a sign of good things to come. However, we didn't see anything else for two hours. In the rocky area just North of El Triunfo we got a live (Crotalus mitchelli) in the process of swallowing a mouse on the road. This
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Seib, A. 1983 La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 10 May it certainly one of the rarest snakes I have caught on the Baja mainland. I caught one luntern-walking and one night-driving at the canyon 7 km W of Bahía de los Angeles. I find them to be rather common on islands in the gulf. I can think of no other snake so widely distributed in Baja that I have encountered so rarely. After another hour of driving, we found only a DOR Hypsiglena and a smashed Crotalus ruber south of La Paz. La Paz to Mira Flores, and return, Baja California Sur, México 11 May Woke early and preserved the snakes. Spent the morning snorkeling and getting sunburned. Drove south at 15:00. Picked up another DOR Masticophis south of La Paz. Drove all the way to Mira Flores in the heat of the day. Upon arriving I tried to find the road to the cen (Presa) and lagartos. I took every conceivable bad dirt road except the correct one. The right road takes off just north of the main populated area and progresses into the hills. [illegible] mountains paved 2 km Max Hury 1
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Seib, R. 1983 La Paz to Mira Flores, and return, Baja California Sur, Mulege. 11 May caught several Dabo punctatus under rocks near the gardens in town. The juveniles are extremely pretty here with large patches of red anteriorly. At dark we drove twice back and forth along the road to the dam looking for a black kingsnake. Saw nothing. As soon as we entered the main highway, though, I caught a large adult female Lampropeltis getulus. It has the normal pattern and is colored brown and cream. I'm surprised to get a normal kingsnake here because last time I got the black one, albeit on the dirt road, closer to the mountains. I wonder if the black phase is a polymorphism. Very soon after, we caught a live Lichanura trivirgata, but it appeared injured and was dead by the time we reached the hotel. Picked up a couple of Chilomeniscus stramineos and saw some smashed (Rotulus ruber) (2). On the rocks approaching San Antonio picked up another, [illegible] alive, hit by a car — Lichanura trivirgata and a Trimorphodon. Then picked up yet another Trimorphodon in the rocky area north of El Triunfo. During these cold nights the rocky areas are basically the only
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Seib,R. 1983 La Paz to Mira Flores, and return, Baja California Sur, Mexico. 11 May places that snakes are especially active. It seems much warmer in these areas, probably because the rocks have stored up much radiant energy and are now radiating long waves. Also, the hills may serve as a partial wind break. The two other areas where snakes were caught, Mira Flores and near La Paz, were also considerably warmer. Towards San Pedro we began finding snakes again and a Scophiopus, as well as a DOR bat in good condition. Arrived at hotel extremely tired and slept. 12 May I phoned the permit office in Mexico City this morning and the official told me he would mail my permit to Mexicali today. Two weeks ago he said he would mail it within 3 days.... Well, if he does mail it today it's conceivable that it might arrive in Mexicali by Tuesday. But it may never arrive!... I'll pass one more day in this area, hoping the permit arrives by Tuesday. I decided to drive back to Mira Flores where it's warmer at night so I could look for
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the black kingsnake again. Also, I want to explore the lewtered areas and lagons above the town. It was windy all day. In the morning a breeze was already creating waves in the bay of la Pay. We stopped in the rocks 2.5 miles S of San Antonio where I had caught the two DOR Lichanura; I spent 30 min. turning rocks in a shady canyon finding zero. Upon arrival at the end of the dirt road above Mira Flores, we climbed directly up to the aqueduct leading to the dam. I found six drowned snakes in this water trap, 2 Tantilla and 4 Chilomeniscus stramineous. Two of the latter were too far gone for preservation. The others must have fallen in last night and finally died of overheating when the sun was directly overhead. The sun had set behind the mountains by the time I reached the dam and the lagons. It's incredibly scenic here. I spent the last 1/2 hr. walking through the canyon. In the sandy area among the boulders a startled juvenile Mastophis flagellum (tox) raced out of my path, but
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I quickly stopped on it to make the capture. I took about 35 Hyla regilla and Buto punctatus, some out, some beneath rocks. On the return a surprised adult ♂ Crotalus ruber call my attention to him by his loud rattle. I moved to the small cave between two boulders where he lay. As he attempted to secrete himself back into his home I pulled him out with my potato rake. I had no means by which to transport this meter + long animal back to the car, so I crushed it's neck between two rocks as it tried to implant its fangs into my flesh. We made Mexican-cheese sandwiches at the car, waited for dark, and drove the dirt roads of Mira Flores for a half hour, seeing nothing. On the highway north of Mira Flores I picked up a live Pituophis melanodracus. I nearly missed it because because it was in the sand on the right side of the highway. I almost didn't even stop the car! The snake is prety pretty. There is no black or brown over 90 % of the body, only on the tail.
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Seib R. 1983. 12 May La Paz to Mira Flores, and return, Baja California Sur, Mexico. The rest is yellow and orange. Picked up numerous PR's and a live Sonora cosure in the rocks above El Triunfo. Arrived fa by late and slept. La Paz to north of Mulege, Baja California Sur, Mexico 13 May Wake and preserved the animals. It's a bit less windy today. Tonight would probably be a good time to drive for snakes around San Antonio, but we're heading north. As of now, our plan is to leave at 16:00 and arrive before day death. I want to drive the rocky area from Loreto to Mulege for snakes. Of course, if it's warm and snakes are out, I'll drive to San Ignacio. But it will probably be too cold. We'll just enjoy the pool and beach for 3 hours before heading north. By 14:30 a high cloud cover was building up over this part of the peninsula. It is coming from the west, although it appears from this end of the bay as though it is coming across the gulf. In my exper- iences in the desert, such a cloud cover can maintain a constant warm tempera- ture and increase the relative humidity, making it excellent for snakes at night. It's really too bad we can't drive
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Seib, R. 1984 Berkeley to La Jolla, California 1 Oct Left this morning to drive to La Jolla where I met Allison Alberts who will be my companion for the next 6 weeks in Mexico. Spent the night here. La Jolla to Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 2 Oct Drove straight through to G. Negro, stopping only a few times. Picked up a Colubrophis hyperythrus in a can trap 10 mi SE of El Rosario, but only checked a few other trap stations, all of which were pretty well defunct. I am getting worse flu and had to stay in G. Negro due to a fever. Jalva no snakes on the way in. G. Negro to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 3 Oct Woke up feeling very sick. It was relatively warm for Guerrero Negro, but there was a cloud cover that seemed to extend all the way across the Vizcaino Desert. Caught a live adult Masticophis flagellum 66 miles South G. Negro. Stopped in San Ignacio for lunch at the restaurant 1 km south of town. The boys that work there told me that an American was killed out at Punta Abriojos in a hurricane. Left about 12:30 and it was cloudy all
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Seib, R. 1984 G. Negro to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 3 Oct The way to Santa Rosalia. At the gas station, they told me it had rained two hours the previous night. It was remarkably green everywhere from Punta Prieta in Baja Norte all the way to La Paz. In fact it was so green that it doesn't even seem like a desert. There were huge pools of water along the road in countless places between Santa Rosalia and La Paz. We found unleaded gas nowhere between Santa Rosalia and Ciudad Constitucion. It became dark 40 km north of La Paz, so we started night driving at that point. Caught a live Crotalus ruber 11 km north of La Paz and were hoping for quite a good night. However we were extremely disappointed to find not a single animal in 100 miles of night driving from La Paz to the rocky area south of San Antonio and back. Got a room at the Presidente Sur. Its a nice hotel in a nice setting with a nice pool and semi-private beach. However, the rooms are already getting run down. With the airconditioner on high I perspire while lying on top of the bed in only my shorts.
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Seib, R. 1984 G. Negro to La Paz Baja California Sur, México 3 Oct Certain other aspects of the room are also quite groty. Drank three beers, wrote half a letter, and slept well. 4 Oct La Paz, Baja California Sur, México Woke up well rested. Had a rather groty breakfast in the hotel restaurant with many cups of very good coffee. Spent the lion's share of the day getting a car permit for the ferry to the mainland. To procure a car permit is not simple [illegible] or straightforward. It involves going to three separate buildings scattered throughout town. In one building called "Department of 'Hacienda'," you apparently register your vehicle with "Migracion". You take that registration to a building twelve blocks away which is also marked Department of "Hacienda" and they put stickers on your car. Then you go to a travel agent and make a reservation for the ferry from Cabo San Lucas to Puerto Vallarta because the office of Transportation where you buy the ferry ticket from La Paz to Mazatlan is not able to help with plans to go to Puerto Vallarta. Our reservation is for Sunday, but we
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Seib, R. 1984 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 4 Oct have to buy the ticket Saturday in Cabo San Lucas. Came back to the room, pickled the animals, and went for a swim. Night drove the paved road which goes halfway to San Juan de los Planos, finding only a small, smashed Salvadora hexalepis. Came back to the room and ate "Papas fritas con Catsup" and drank "Superior." 5 Oct. Sat by the pool all day and bought a machete. Tomorrow we'll get up at 5:30 in order to drive to Cabo San Lucas to buy the ferry ticket. La Paz to Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico 6 Oct Left early to buy the ferry ticket. 2500 pesos (~12.50) for th < 5.0 meter car (4.9m), and 1600 pesos (8.00) each for the cabina. Hung out at the beach and pool of the Sol Mar hotel, then slept on a nice beach just a few km N of S. Jose del Cabo. Cabo San Lucas to Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico 7 Oct We boarded the ferry at about 14:30, it was supposed to leave at 16:00, and it actually left at 20:30. The ferry 8 Oct. arrived at 17:00 local time. Puerto Vallarta is one hour ahead. By the
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{ "text": "8 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico)\n\nI got past a few hours later, but not enough to get in time for\nthe movie. It was supposed to start at 10:30 and I missed it.\n\n9 Oct. Dillio + 9 local 12:00 + 6 local 9:30. The ferry\nactually left at 9:00. I was supposed to leave at 8:00 and it\nwas passed the ferry at about 8:45 or so. Then we had to\ncross a long bridge (California) to Arranville (Calif., Mexico [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, R. 1984 Cabo San Lucas, to Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico 7 Oct time we were actually driving south it was dust. Night drove fast seeing lots of frogs and only two dor snakes: a Crotalus durissus 44. mi S Puerto Vallarta, and a Leptocoris septentrionalis? 122. mi S Puerto Vallarta. We tried to get unleaded gas (extra) everywhere. In Manzanillo we got no unleaded and they said they have not had extra for over a year. We met some great Mexicans who owned Carlos & Charlie's (a restaurant) a few kilometers South of Manzanillo. They gave us drinks and offered us dinner, but we only accepted the drinks and crashed at a dive in Las Brisas. Manzanillo to Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, México 9 Oct. Woke up and phoned Ted Papenfuss to ask advice about gasoline problem. He suggested using leaded gas, destroying the catalytic converter, and continuing having a wonderful trip. I received this advice heartily. We said our goodbyes to Jesus and Alberto of Carlos & Charlie's and drove South, 23.1 km S Tecoman picked up a Dor Maticophis mentovarius, 26.4 km S Tecoman stopped at
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Seib, R. 1984 Manzanillo to Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 9 Oct Ojo de Agua and passed out both Bipes posters and Bolitoglossa hermosa posters. A man on the north side of town swore that he new the salamander from up in the mountains but that Bipes did not exist there. 27.0 Kmi S Tecoman stopped at a store in San Juan. Several men there said that they had lived all their lives in San Juan, one of them 36 years, and Bipes did not exist. One of them thought the salamander might live in the mountains. 38.5 Kmi S Tecoman stopped at La Placita, There is a store on the right hand side one block south of Puente La Placita. Several men at this store knew the salamander. One of them described the habits and habitat perfectly. He said he lived at El Aguila which is about 20 km into the mountains by a dirt road just north of La Placita. He said he would collect some and leave them at the store for me. Even if he did does not collect them, it would be worth taking that dirt road to his town to look for salamanders. No one had ever heard of Bipes. 57.8 mi S Tecoman met a man and some boys on the road that
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Seib, R. 1984 Mazatlanillo to Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 9 Oct also knew the salamander and that it lived in the mountains. They also said they could collect some and leave them at La Placita. 103.3 mi S Tecoman saw a dead Leptophis covered with red ants. 120 mi S Tecoman saw a fearless Grey Hawk on road eating a small mammal. 135 mi S Tecoman stopped at a bridge with a giant cave in front of it. Saw a bicolored hawk and slender Sheartail (hummingbird with forked tail). Night drove to Playa Azul, seeing nothing. Road from Playa Azul to well past Lazaro Cardenas extremely bad. Night drove to Zihuatanejo seeing nothing. Checked in at Hotel Tama, a dinner at Kontiki, and slept. Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct Woke up late at 11:00, had breakfast and prepared to drive up into the mountains by paved road ~10 mi N Zihuatinejo. At a store in town where I bought some coties I showed the owner and his friend a salamander poster. They both agreed that it lived on their brother's catetral, which is a 4 hr hike from the paved road in the mountains. He said there were two different different species and that he would have his brother collect them by the time I returned to Zihuatinejo on 7 November.
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Seib, R. 1984 Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct. I search for a cafetal in the mountains later, but never saw one. 21.8 mi(on the paved rd.) from Mex hwy 200, picked up a NOR Oxybelis geneus, (460m). 28.1 mi (490m) up road, saw first banana plants and passed out posters. It rained heavily, if briefly, 33. mi up road (680m) at 14:52. 36.9 mi up road (1020 m) searched in some bananas and passed out posters. No one along the road knew the salamander. The landscape is totally cut over in most places, but where virgin cloud forest does exist on the steepest slopes there are no bromeliads in which a salamander could live. Also, there is no where to stop to collect, with the exception of road cuts and these latter are usually too rocky to pick at. Cloud forest begins at 1510m, 43.1 mi up road. The crest is 46.9 mi up the road at 1850 m. We drove over the crest where it quickly becomes drier and succulents become common. Still no place to stop and collect, so we drove back to the crest and tried to work road cuts from there down. We caught nothing but an anole, no even seeing a frog. Might drove back to the hwy picking up some Bute colliceps 17.6 mi from hwy, a Leptodeira septentrionalis? 12.9 miles from hwy; A Ilyg
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Sep, R. 1984 Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico 10 Oct sp. and a Smilisca baudini 11.5 mi from hwy, 2 Smilisca and a Pachymedusa denticolor 8.7 mi from hwy. Saw nothing on main hwy into Zihuatanejo. Ate dinner, called Kiki and confirmed her arrival at 9:40 on 20 Oct. in Tuxtla Gutierrez, and slept. Zihuatanejo to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 11 Oct Drove fast to Acapulco attempting to arrive before dark. It was still light when we entered town, but dark on the other side because landslides messed up the entrance to town. We night drove on the road to Barra Vieja which skirts Mex hwy 200 by gong along to coast. The road went ~15 mi before we reached a washed-out bridge. Caught a live Lorocemus on the road 9.4 mi out that road. Caught a DOA Leptodora 5.1 miles out, and saw many frogs, including Rana, Bufo and several species of Hyla. Ate dinner at Shatley's Pizza y Pollo. Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 12 Oct We woke up and drove up to the rocky area south of Acapulco and right above to coast above the Naval base. We were looking chiefly for bats for Allison. I caught 2 Anolis taylori and saw many Ameiva and 2 baby Ctenosaura.
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and you know America was your name, and I had to check it out of the store. I thought that people were looking for me. I didn't think I should have been there. It was at a time when I felt so low. I was going through a lot. And I had to check it out of the store. I thought that people were looking for me. I didn't think I should have been there. I had to check it out of the store. I thought that people were looking for me. I didn't think I should have been there.
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Seib, R. 1984 Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 12 Oct We had found a spot with hundreds of Eumolpoid bats and we prepared to net them at dusk. They begin flying when the sun disappears from view, but well before dark. We caught three and none of them had wing sacs, so we let them go and took down the net. While we were working Allison almost stepped on an Agkistrodon bilineatus. It was staying in a small pile of small rocks during the day, and emerged at dark. All day long we both stepped on these rocks going back and forth to the car. I watched the cautil for about 10 min. It moved up to the big boulders where the bats roosted and perched on a rock to the entrance of the roost. It sat there with its head elevated and seemed to be waiting for a bat to return. It was easy to imagine the snake following this route on a more-or-less daily basis. We left for the night drive way out of town and saw picked up five road-killed snakes (DOR), 3 Boa, 1 Leptodeira, and 1 Tumorophodon biscutatus. We saw no live snakes. Acapulco to Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico 13 Oct We spent the entire day and much of the night driving. Picked up a DOR Tumorophodon fimi E
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Seib, R. 1484 Acapulco to Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico 13 Oct of Puerto Escondido. Stayed at a hotel N of the city. Allison started to get sick today, her birthday. Tehuantepec to Berto Juarez Segundo, Veracruz, Mexico 14 Oct We drove North past Matias Romero and took a road ENE for 44 miles. There is a sign on the highway which says the road goes to Uxpanapa. Three hours later we arrived at Bento Juarez Segundo (unmortel) and found one Don Jorge who is the superviso of the poblado. We came looting for limestone, interested to see it Bolitoglossa veracrucis dwells here. There are limestone caves and a cenote here. Unfortunately, it has not rained for 3 weeks and the limestone was dry. I looked by day and by night with lantern, but found no salamanders. Animals seen included a Micrurus nigrocinctus climbing about 1 m up in a cave; Syrophus sp., Aeolis sp. and Xenosaurus sp. [illegible]
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Seib, R. 1984 Tehuantepecto Benito Juarez Segundo, Veracruz, Mexico 14 Oct Allison was very sick today and slept at Don Jorge's house from the time we arrived. After lantern walking I sat with Don Jorge and his large Indian family and then slept on a cot. At first it was difficult to sleep at 130m elevation, being hot, sticky, and rather filthy. But I was so tired that I passed out within a half hour. I was surprised to find myself cold during the night and I needed a blanket. Benito Juarez Segundo to Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico 15 Oct We're up cold and had to stand in the sun until 8:00 to get warm. Ate with the family and then drove Don Jorge to La Laguna to buy maize. He is 64 and looks 44 easily. He is also healthy and can doubtlessly out-walk me any day of the week. After lunch people began bringing me animals. I didn't take any, but the ones I saw include, Bothrops (fer-de-lance), called Vipera Sorda; Anolis; Corytophanes. I walked back to the caves again, but caught nothing. Allison and I relaxed until 1530 when most of the men returned from work. No one had collected a salamander, but from their precise descriptions of animal and habitat, I believe Bolitoglossa occur here. I also suspect that B. revacuses does not occur in
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Seib, R. 1984 Benito Juarez Segundo to Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico The caves here. Left at 1600 and drove to Hotel Calli just east of Tehuantepec. Tehuantepec to Cerro Baul, Chiapas, México 16 Oct Woke up late and had breakfast. Prepared to spend the night at Cerro Baul by purchasing soft drinks, as we could not find water. Drove to Rizo de Oro and inquired as to the location of Cerro Baul at an aborretes near the dirt road. The proprietor pointed out to me Cerro Baul in the distance and then pointed out a closer peak called Armitráno which I probably would have thought was Cerro Baul if he hadn't told me. Cerro Baul looked close, but it took over an hour to drive to the colonia. Upon reaching the colonia, a small town with a few houses, I redized that I had passed up the trail leading to the palm forest. Very fortunately a rancher and his workers were improving the road and I learned that the trail to the palm forest left from approximately the point where they were improving the road. This area is a gorge, approximately 3 km before the town and 1 km after the ranch. However, a guide is essential the first time someone climbs Cerro Baul.
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{ "text": "first time someone remembers to call\nhowever I always write a reminder before the tour and also want off again\nthere is a large sign in a small park\nit's not that far from edwards road\neven though i know it can be hard\nand I learned that the best way to\nkeep all driving with no one in a big\ncar is turning on the radio and listening\nto the station well . there were\nall of musical first all go racing band\nI took together I found out a new\nway of making first all go racing band\nreturn it . it was fun . then we got\nit back and looked good too , for that\nthe band (one band ) i thought were\nplaying while I walked downtown\nand then pointed out a closer look at the\nbook\nwe saw \"One Band\" in the distance\nbut to us One Band in the distance\nThe producer brought The producer printed\nout to see if it was a spoof or not\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nhotel just east of Tecunumpec\nHotel Calle Just east of Tecunumpec.\nThe car was here. Left at 12:00 and drove to\nTecunumpec to Cero Bar, Chicago Mexico\nI left up for breakfast prepared to\nto the\n16 Oct\nspend the night at Cero Bar by highway\nmotor hotel as we could not find motor\nhotel quik's as we could not find motor\nleft quik's as we could not find motor\nDrive to Rio de Oro and driving as to\nthe location of Cero Bar is on 5700\n12:00 and driving as to\nleft quik's [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Seib, R. 1984 Tehuantepec to Cerro Azul, Chiapas, Mexico 16 Oct We began hiking at 1500, laden with backpacks containing sleeping bags, tent, drinks, collecting equipment, food, lantern, and flashlight. The hike itself only took about an hour, but the trail is indistinct in places and almost impossible to follow by oneself the first time. It's important to know that if you go by yourself you only take the main trail from the road as far as the ridge line. From there, you turn left on a smaller, less distinct trail following the ridge to the palm forest. We set up the tent in the only bare patch on the trail in the entire forest. This consisted mainly of a mass of roots for us to toss and turn on the whole night. I managed to collect for 2 hours before darkness set in. There were virtually no logs to turn, but numerous logs were rotted and I tore them apart, finding only millipedes within. Found a shigee Bolitoglossa occidentalis-like, in a small bromeliad. At dark I lit the lantern and we were set upon by hundreds of hungry mosquitoes. Lantern-walked for 90 minutes and found one Bolitoglossa sticking its nose out of the heart of a
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16 Oct The began walking to patrol around six that good principals, particularly regarding and material boot, transmissions, peripherals, stands macho took place that night at Wright-Patterson. I was instructed to work with the crew on a Wallops of a Cessna 210 and a Piper Cub. It's hard to say what the time it was way through out on ways to test wind at load off, more than mean off shot plan more or less, until spring off we went an A-1 Skyraider call 'Hellfire' as no tell next way midday into or early off principal that play off in front of the two W. 210s and another off in front of us stopped short from a big platform outside of it, forest. This consisted of a war no put has cost at 30 foot to isotopes at a distance I, helping identify out meant, no to maintain radar swath S not immune that put at goal or all-out in men tragedy meant not I had better new goals a knook, nothing, as before if also going a n. self-sufficiency, specifically more notional off it at dark. At dawned there of standards put up over 200 yards of and we were set upon by hundreds of of followers, I followed them around so minutes and found our bottomless - a mile off the two men on site
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Seib, R. 1984 Tehuantepec to Cerro Paul, Chiapas, Mexico 16 Oct bromeliad. Attempted to sleep. Cerro Paul to Arriaga, Chiapas, México 17 Oct Woke up very early. Since we drank all our sodas during the night, we had to hike down to the road to fill the bottles with water. We got lost at least 3 or 4 times on the way down. After hiking back up, we cut open bromeliads for 5 hours, employing the services of 2 Indians. In 20 person hours, we collected another 8 Bolitoglossa. I found 4 in 4 different bromeliads, as did one of the Indians. I also found 4 Idyla and a Barisia and Allison found an Anolis. Hiked back down to the car and drove to Rizo de Oro. The truck lost its right torsion bar 3 km from the town. The right side of the lift kit no longer lifted the wheel well above the tire, so I could not turn more than a few degrees, by fastening the torsion bar to the underside of the truck with rope, I managed to limp into Arriaga, where the truck was fixed at a Ford dealership. Slept at Hotel El Parador.
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26 13 total to quit quite a bit of a free drink. monday to flip into Monday when it it worked around the hill at byranon I again this first all to obivious off at to the underside of the truck with water red minute off paintwork up, complete for a the tire could turn two I as pit off all off to edge whip off. most off most wado (how) load off bottle signal on at off from out torr blows I we pit off Allison found a hole picked. What as brief norilla and sizing a 4th alight it brunt also productions, so did one of the injuries. I, watch it all go into bib on, abalmond & setano betellos in zwad nazzag on the service of 2 injuries to qualifying of 5 NI. zabit I go to abalmond nego two we we can open commercials for 2 hours show A the riding park up, on the road. (no dot top x6). notes comit H or S (2001 to 1981) to 70, times down to the floor to back off at new with bottles will fill it back off at new cut at had on tubin at prob labor? work up very hard. what you do know to do we 11 of Woke up early? some we stuck all ow. Cerro Gordo to Arivada, Christos Mexico + Off Provision. Attempted to sleep, 90% of highway. hailsend (6) (7) 13 Of
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Seib, R. 1984 Arriaga to Tuxtla Gutierrez Chiapas, Mexico 18 Oct Left for Tuxth and got a room in a very nice and clean motel, Lancanja, on the main drag on the west side of town. We drove out past Jitotol to a site where Ted and I once got a diminutive salamander. It was almost dark, but I found the spot where Ted and I lantern-walked. It was too late to cut bromeliads, so we drove down to Rayon for a coke. There we talked to some people about animals. They were quite familiar with salamanders, but believed that mice metamorphosed into bats at night. Drove back to the salamander site, which is just a canyon with a small refuge of forest; all else is corn. Lantern-walked 1 1/2 hours, finding only Anolis and Plectrohyla. Drove back to Tuxtla, seeing a six-foot DoR Boa a kilometer from 190. Arrived Tuxtla 2300 and slept. Tuxtla Gutierrez Chiapas Mexico 19 Oct Got up, ate breakfast at the restaurant of the Hotel Bonampak. Went to the new zoo, located on a hilly area on the south side of town. The zoo is extremely large and rambling, but the mammal exhibits are so big that you usually can't find the mammals. The snake exhibits are absolutely outstanding!
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12 Oct I drove back to Mexico. Turtle (another) Chiapas, Mexico 5300 and slept. Drove back to Mexico on six-foot box. Drove to Puerto Vallarta. Got a room in a hotel. Ate at a restaurant off the reservation of the President of the United States. I went to the bar for a beer. He was sitting there with his wife. He said, "You know who that is?" I said, "No." He said, "That's the President of the United States." I said, "Oh." He said, "He's here for peace talks." I said, "Wow!" He said, "Yeah, he's here for peace talks." I said, "That's cool." He said, "Yeah, that's cool." I said, "Nice to meet you, Mr. President." He said, "Nice to meet you too, sir." I said, "Thank you." He said, "You're welcome." I said, "Have a good trip." He said, "You too, sir." I said, "Bye." He said, "Bye." I left the bar. The President was still there. He was talking to his wife. They were laughing and joking. I walked out of the bar. The sun was setting. The sky was orange and pink. The clouds were white and fluffy. The stars came out. The moon was full. It was beautiful. I walked home. I felt tired but happy. I went to bed early. I dreamed about the President. He was smiling. He was waving. He was saying, "Goodnight." I woke up in the morning. I felt refreshed. I ate breakfast. I drove to work. I had a good day. I came home. I cooked dinner. I ate with my family. We laughed and joked. We watched TV. We played games. We talked about everything. We were happy. I went to bed early. I dreamed about the President again. He was smiling. He was waving. He was saying, "Goodnight." I woke up in the morning. I felt refreshed. I ate breakfast. I drove to work. I had a good day. I came home. I cooked dinner. I ate with my family. We laughed and joked. We watched TV. We played games. We talked about everything. We were happy.
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Seib, R. 1984 Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mexico 19 Oct We spent 2 hours in the zoo, while my truck was being burgled. For some reason, only my knives, snake bite kit, and Allison's binoculars were stolen. We were extremely lucky. Went back to the room and picked for an hour, then drove out past Beriozabal looking for a site to net bats. I was using a machete to cut an Acacia branch to stake the net, managing only to imbed a 3/8 inch spine deep into my palm. After netting, drove to the hospital in Tuxtla where a black Haitian from New York did major damage to my hand while digging out the spine. Two coedines and two bloody mary's and I slept. Tuxtla Gutierrez to Comitlan, Chiapas, Mexico 20 Oct Woke up 6:45, had breakfast at the Bonampak, wrote field notes, and prepared to meet Kiki Kapany at the airport where she was to arrive at 9:40. She missed that flight, so I had to meet her at 11:20. She arrived sick with a 102° fever, so I drove straight to Comitlan and put her to bed for 2 days. The hotel is a new one on the Pau Am hwy, is cheap, and has agua caliente. Allison and I drove out to Monte Bello, but didn't see anything.
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10 Oct We spent 5 hours in the zoo while my truck was being loaded and fixed for some reason. I got my gloves, small bite kit and Allison's diagnostic manual. We were extremely tired. Jack went back to the room and knocked on the door but no one answered. I started flagging down cars with my flashlight. 2am: I tried too hard to get a good printout and almost cut out of Starbucks -- going back to plan programming for all stats at 5pm until 7pm, then went home and slept. Woke up at 6:45, had breakfast at the Four Points where kids were playing outside. To meet Rick Keegan at the airport where we were to drive to P.O. Box #123 and pick up a red team of Red I-02, Red-14 Red-16, Red-17, Red-18, and Red-19. Also picked up a red truck (no name) at 7pm on Oct 12th. It was a total of 2 days and 3 nights with no sleep. I had still not seen anyone from Allison's group.
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Seib, R. 1984 Comitan, Chiapas, Mexico 2) Oct. Kiki is still very sick. Allison and I got up at 6:00 to drive out to the cloud forest beyond the ridge of mountains past Los Margaritas. The road is beautifully paved to there, but is bad and ungraded beyond. We attempted this for 3 miles, but we learned that it was another 4 hr. to the mountain and knew we could not make it there. Turned back and went instead to Angara Agua Tinta (or Santa Elena). It is located on the graded road out of Monte Bello on the way to Bonampak; its elevation is 740m. I was here 6 yrs ago and wanted to compare snipe diversity now with what it was on a new finca. Previously the finca was a small plot of coffee located in vast virgin lowland cloud forest. Back then there were only three species, including Micrurus Pliocercus, but mostly Uncia sebae. I hypothesized that with time the new finca would diversify with an influx of species from the surrounding virgin forest. The problem with my idea is this: In the last six years all of the forest has been cleared. The whole area has just been devastated by humans who cut everything in sight and left not one tree standing anywhere in most cases.
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Seib, R. 1984 Comitan, Chiapas, Mexico 21 Oct This is so depressing. The little bit of coffee still exists at Amparo Agua Tinta, but there is no surrounding forest and therefore no leaf litter, and therefore no more leaf-litter snails to colonize the coffee. People collected snails for me totaling 65 Ninia sebai and 1 Drymobius moyogorritiferus. I weighed and measured all the snails, then released those that my permit didn't allow for. Drove back in the dark, preserved, and passed out. Comitan to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 22 Oct We woke early and packed the truck. I made instant Mexican coffee (Yarino) in the room; rabbit and the followers. Left Comitan and drove past Motezintla to the pass on the continental divide. On the right hand side is a graded road (first 7 miles) which leads to Siltepec. We drove 16.7 miles along this (later very bad) road and stopped to collect. A man in a dump truck stopped to ask why I was there. When I mentioned salamanders he almost insisted that I drive with him 40 fm more to another (higher?) mountain where he said they were abundant. I declined because of time and because I was trying to find the site where Wate collected in August 1975. I never found the site, but
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Seib, R. 1984 Comitan to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 22 Oct. collated in the vicinity of where he would have been if we both took the same forts. The terrain is very badly cut over here, but small patches of forest exist. I worked 4 hours covering a 2 km length of ridge top at about 3000 m or slightly lower. I found 8 Bolitoglossa (resplendens?) under small rocks, ~ 4 inches across, the were not deeply embedded, on grassy slopes in clearings where 2 foot high bushes were growing. I found 6 Pseudoeurycea in forested sites. All these latter were either inside logs, under logs, or under the bark of logs. I caught 5 P. rex and a single juvenile P. goebleri-type animal with a pigmented stripe on the mid- ``` Rivenir 3km Pass 860m Huniatla 1 km x 200 Tapachula Motozintla Comalapa collecting site, 2990 m at top of hill above road To Siltepec 4 up ```
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Seib,R. 1984 Comitan to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Oct. dorsal surface. The Pseudoryceea were extremely difficult to come by. I worked for 3 hours alone in the forested areas opening logs and turning them and looking in stumps, etc. In comparison, the Bolitoglossa were easily found when I encountered a clearing on a slope with the small shrubs present. Kiki and Allison also found four Bolitoglossa. There were no road cuts mature enough to work, so I didn't get a chance to look for D. rostrata in that situation. We met back at the car at 1600 and drove back, looking for a better site to collect Pseudoryceea. We stopped at the junction to Peruen. Here there is an extremely wet forest with tremendous bromeliad development. It is way too steep to work the ground, so we opened bromeliads until dark. In this forest it rained drops onto us constantly. We found no herps, but it is excellent for Chiropts, Reeds, and Bolitoglossa. The height of the dry season would be an excellent time to collect in this forest which is extensive. There is no shortage of bromeliads either. Drove into Tapachula,
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Seib, A. 1984 Comitan to Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 22 Oct. Arriving 22:00. Chatred into the Hamico where I was instantly recognized and welcomed. They told me that the old "Jefe" died shortly after I left in August 1982. He smoked too much.... Had our welcome drinks, ate dinner and went to bed. I never drifted off to sleep because I jammed soil deep below a fingernail in the cloud forest. Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Oct. Got up early because I still couldn't fall asleep. Blood issues slowly, in droplets, from underneath the fingernail that I injured yesterday. Ate breakfast, wrote field notes, catalogued, checked the animals, preserved, got ice and took the laundry into town. Laid by the pool and prepared to go out to The Azcas. Left Tapachula at 13:00 and drove at to Cardohatan where we bought 9 soft drinks to go and managed to drink a few there. Drove to San Jeronimo and had no trouble getting Wilber, and an old man who used to be a go-getter and a few others to go collecting right away. It rained on us lightly and we drove up to Monte Perla. I was completely
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Seib, M. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 23 Oct. astonished upon my arrival at Uruan Juarez because I then realized that I had passed up Monte Perla by several miles. Driving back, I saw that the lush forest that used to cover the hills here had been 100% cut down. In its place is the new-style of coffee. No shade trees, no leaf litter, an few leaf-litter snakes. At least one hillside still had some forest with the old-style coffee and leaf litter, so I'll probably get a few snakes here. Left after passing out about 50 plastic bags (in which they'll most likely put the sugar, etc.) and looked for a likely place to net bats. We found an interesting site at San Jeronimo, just about 1 km after the buildings, and 1 km before the cemetery (panteon). The site was a clearing with four trails entering and a nearby cave-like situation. Lots of piper for the bats to deqet. We placed a net in front of the trail to the rock and one in front of a trail leading to a stream. I then drove to San Jeronimo to buy snakes. They had 2 Bolitoglossa occidentalis, 2 Dermophis mexicanus, and 8 snakes: 2 Micrurus nigrocinctus, 1 Tropidodipsas
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 23 Oct. sartorii, 3 Ninia sebai and 2 N. diademata. As always, I weigh and measure the animals, preserve the ones on my Mexican collecting permit, and release the other snakes on a nearby finca. There were 3 customs officials at San Teranimo, with holstered guns and uniforms, etc. They asked to see the permit and were pleased when I produced it. They turned out to be very nice and friendly after that and I showed them that although Micrurus are deadly, Tropidopsis is not harmful. I held it and showed that it didn't bite. They call it
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Seibach 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 23 Oct. in glass pipets which took another 45 minutes. We managed to eat something at a restaurant near the hotel, the Quarter (carmelita) at 23:30. Went to sleep exhausted. 27 Oct. Wakeup 8:30 and had breakfast. Tired today after such a long day yesterday. Wrote notes and then preserved the specios. Went to the bank to get small bills. Went to Moixirang to confirm kit's departure date for this weekend. Then went to look for another place to net. Then went out to the fincas. Went to San Jeronimo where they only had 1 Adelphicos, 2 Geophis nasalis, 4 U. sebai, 1 Pliocercus elapoides. There was nothing at Monte Perla! This place has 6 more total species than San Jeronimo, and the people can't even find 1 snake since they destroyed their environment! Went to net at San Jeronimo; caught only 1 Covollia, 9 Sternira lilian, and a Mo(ossus (Molossidae)). This latter is the first non-Phyllostomatidae of the area, an insectivore. I saw a Ptychohylla on a leaf, a new frog for the finca! Went home wet and cold.
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 25 Oct. Woke up late again, had breakfast, swam at the pool until it clouded over, preserved animals. The clouds were ominous today. Although it has rained steadily everyday here in Tapachula and on the fincas, today's rain was more serious with major thunder and lightning storms and hours of rain. They had zero snakes at Monte Pila and I'm getting bored driving out there every day for the big nothing. At San Jeronimo they had 2 Adelphicos, 1 Dymobius, 1 Graphis, 1 N. diaclemata, 6. N. sebai, 3 P. elapoides, 1 Tantilla tayrae, 1 Microurus [with eleven widely-spaced body bands (not enough for nigrocinctus, but it's definitely not a latifasciata)] sp., 1 M. nigrocinctus. When the rain was mostly over with, around 17:45, we set up two more nets at the site we netted just two nights ago. One net was over the same trail where we did so well the other night. It only caught 2 Stenura & about 6 of Carollia & Glossophaga. The other net I placed in front of a trail at the far end of the clearing. It caught 1/2 dozen Carollia before dark. It continued to pull in Carollia & Glossophaga until 10:30 when we got 9
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 25 Oct. Φ Trachops and took the net down. We should have left the Φ Trachops in the net to call in other Trachops, but we didn't have all our darts in a row. Next time, if I'm travelling with a full seabag I'll leave these late-comers in the net to call in their friends, and then we'll have all our trains running on time. Went home very wet and very cold and went to bed. 26 Oct. After breakfast this morning I picked the animals on my permit and they heard a knock on the door. The fate of the hotel would rather I picked on the fincas and would prefer that I left my equipment in the truck, instead at the room. Off. We drove West of Tapachula looking for a good site to net. Found none. Took the Nueve Almudres road for an hour and found some potential there. It was getting late and Kiti's leaving tomorrow morning early, so we decided not to net bats. Drove out to San Teremo (stripped Monte Perla) and they had more of the same including Κ Xaphidontophis annulatus (= zeteki). Drove back to the hotel, and prepared for Kiti to leave tomorrow.
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 27 Oct Set the alarm for six and got there and ate; the airport moved and she almost missed her flight; last person to board the plane. Got a shoeshine in the town square and ended up coming back to the hotel to sleep. After an hour I was fast asleep when the phone woke me up. It was Tiki at the Mexico City airport. She was taking back some salamanders with my permit and the airline decided she needed a U.S. Import permit. This is blatantly untrue since U.S. officials only require that the government of Mexico give me permission to collect. Anyway, she said she'd call back tonight and let me know what happened. At San Tevemo, there were only a few sutores and 4 Dermophis. We settled at a new spot site which I disliked, caught 5 Corollia and left. Tiki was supposed to have phoned tonight but never did. 28 Oct Woke up about 9:00, having slept 12 hours, the first decent rest in a week. Maybe I won't nod off at the wheel today. Tiki still hasn't phoned and I'm quite worried about her, but there's not much I can do until she calls me. I don't even know if she's out of
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 28 Oct. Mexico City yet. Anyway, I preserved a few snakes. They prepared to drive West to Fuerza Esperanza which is 5 km N (nd) of Acacoyagua. It should be a good place to bat bats, and I once got a Bolitoglossa flaviventris there years ago lantern walking in December. It rained extremely heavily all afternoon, all the way from Huixtla to Esperanza. Almost missed the turnoff. After passing through Escuintla, you get to Acacoyagua, not much, and there's a dirt road off to the right and a sign that says Ovando, although Cerro Ovando was not visible. Only managed to place one 18 foot. We may have been near an Artibeus roost because we caught over a dozen, plus 2 Stomira liliaum and some Carolia. I caught 1 Anolis sp on a leaf by lantern. Took ~2 hr to get back to Tapachula, arriving about 1:00. 29 Oct. Woke up this Monday morning and called the Museum to see if they had any word on Kiki or the animals. The answer is the Kiki made it back with the salamanders, but not the ice chest with capillaries—that came right back to Tapachula! Kiki had been trying to phone me, but hadn't gotten through. Upon hearing this news I drove out to the airport where they
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 29 Oct. Directed me back to the center of town for the package. After getting the samples, two of which were dead we drove out to San Jeronimo. They had very little, mostly just Unia lademata and U. sebai, but also a Phaeornis & a Mizarus u.groecinctes. Sitting in the hotel room later we saw two birds near for me just outside the window: a spot breasted oriole and a pair of red-legged honeycreepers. Later went to Ralph's (Ralph's) to buy stuff and ran into an American who lives in Guatemala. He told me that most of the country is safe and that the road blocks are not unpleasant. He said he hears all the stories living in Panajachel and has heard nothing bad about San Marcos. He encouraged me to go to Foca Santa Julia through Malacatan and I would have gone if I could have secured auto insurance or else rented a car. Neither of these can be obtained at the border, although insurance can be gotten in Guatemala City. The rain was getting very intense this afternoon so we decided to drive out the Nueva Alexandria road
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Seib, B. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 29 Oct. for Bolitoglossa flaviventris. We had incredible luck getting five live and 1 DOR, all babies. We found them only in grassy stretches along the road. It had stopped raining by [illegible] 19:00 when we arrived, but the road remained wet until 21:30. Also picked up 2 DOR Imantodes. Got back late, feeling worn out, and slept. 30 Oct. Woke up, had breakfast, then some pool action. Changed 300 dollars, our 800 pesos on the dollar now, as opposed to 197 four weeks ago. We stopped at the Quinta Carmelita restaurant for lunch on the way out to San Jeronimo, but we were not destined to reach the finca today. We entered the restaurant in bright sunshine and sat down. 15 min later it began pouring and just didn't stop for about 3 1/2 hours. All traffic on the main drag outside the restaurant was stopped almost until dark. When the out-of-town lane cleared, we left the restaurant, which had flooded 2 hours previously, and decided to drive out to the Nueva Alemania road to see if B. flaviventris come out prior to dark in a heavy rain. They didn't. We drove for an hour before dark seeing
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Seib, B. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 30 Oct. only Bato & Phrynaypos. Right after dark we got a baby salamander coming out of the grass onto the road. It rained until 21:30, unlike last night when it stopped at dark, but we did not better. Only six live animals, all babies. We would not have done even this well had it not been for a burst of 4 camels in a trashy area on the junction to the power plant. We had dinner at the hotel and fell to sleep very tired. We waited hard for the flaviventris both nights. 31 Oct. Got up, ate, then more pool action. drove into town, dropped off our laundry, then went to the Nissan dealership to get some diddly repairs on the horn and right front fender. Only 300 pesos labor. Went to San Jeronimo twice today, once in the morning to pick up last night's stuff, and again at 1700 for todays stuff. They had a lot of centipedes for me. I requested these so that Dr. Richard Hoffman could ID the ones that the Tautilla ate at this locality. Had to pay as much as I gave them for snails! They brought
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, México 31 Oct. more Nivia, as always, but also a large Drymarchon corais, a Saphiodontophis annulatus zeteki, and a couple of Xenodon rhabdolephalus. They brought me a 77.0 gram Micrurus nigricans that regurgitated an 11.0 gram Ameiva sp. We set up a 30' and 18' net in the clearing where we had good success before. Unfortunately, the half moon was very bright and although we netted from 1800-2300 we only got bats when it was dusk or when the moon was covered by a cloud (not often). We got 19 Sturming lilium, 2 Glossophaga, 2 Carollia, 3 Artibeus, and 1 Vampyrops helleri. Allison sampled the sturning, released it, and we drove back to Tapachula, arriving after midnight, passed out. 1 Nov. Today is our last full day in Tapachula. We drove out the Nueva Alemania Rd. looking for a good place to net bats, but the terrain is too badly cut over, and where there is high forest it just caves coffee trees, not fruit trees or Piper. We decided just to net at San Jeronimo again. They had few snakes, mostly Nivia,
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 1 Nov. but also brought me a Xenodon which regurgitated (actually it was in the process of swallowing when captured) an Adult Bufo sp. We sadly said our goodbyes to the people at San Jeronimo. It's always really sad to leave after seeing them everyday for 2 weeks or more. We went to The bat-net clearing and set up nets early, hoping to get some bats right at dusk. At dusk we got 3 Carollia & 3 Glossophaga, nothing that Allison could make use of. It also rained and we ended up having to dry out the nets in room. Today is All Saints and we were netting near the cemetery. Hundreds of people were walking through the rain tonight wearing their best clothes. Wilbert spent a lot of time with us tonight. He wants to buy books to learn English so he can come to California. I gave him 5000 pesos and told him to buy some boots in Cacaohatan. He said he would [illegible] would write to me and tell me how the boots were. After he gets out of Indary school he says he wants to come to America. He asked me if I could take him. That was really
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1 Nov but also proved or to sell. the precipitate (actually it was the no (honey?) and a questionnaire to circulate you look? what all do you need? complain me to sign off or say I hope to quit & be killed in years (it's so cheap) & at your own cost? I work the best of them. All the good people x for 30 yrs but missed! kills to take it & get top at (oh well) & too we tried to how will it look? need money up hand slip I'd give them too rich or mixed up before now and i could never go back x1986 she was better again and bud & one of people were really there. but W. had a bad time & just didn't know all about it & did well to tell a story if so I'd mind it stood out at noon 500 min (minute) or more now of good news you or me but how many time? he could be very hard. now stood still as if no had seen as 9d look: which is the day of my life and lots of people or them all ```</s>```<e>When you can't find any more, just say
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Seib, R. 1984 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 1 Nov. sad because he's always been like a little brother to me. I told him I could n't . But I sure hope he makes it across and comes to Berkeley. Went back to the hotel and slept. Tapachula to Catemaco, Veracruz, Mexico 2 Nov. I slept until 1100 ! Allison was at the pool and was letting me rest up. I pickled then we packed the car and bought ice. We were on the road at about 1400. Drove 10 hours today all the way to Catemaco. We tried, but failed to find the hotel Playa Azul, a Starnive ludovici locality. Ended up at the Hotel Imalca, a super-groovy dive which is basically a modified run-in-front-of-you motel. On the road out of Arriaga it was cooling off after 1700 and we saw a DOR Leptophis and many DOR Masticophis mentovarius . Also saw a fresh DOR Tyto alba in the daytime - strange. We breathed a bad-smelling putrid gas all night and the air conditioner sounded as though a jet plane was landing in the room - all night long. Slept very little this night. Catemaco to Los Tuxtlas U.N.A.M., Veracruz, Mexico 3 Nov. Drove to the field station on the dirt road
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Seib, B. 1984 Catemaco to los Tuxtlas, UNAM, Veracruz, Mexico 3 Nov. to Montepio. We passed the hotel Playa Azul on the edge of town on this road. Visited Playa Escondida on the way out and rented myself a room, because I didn't know if there would be room for me at the field station. The room was only 600 pesos and the restaurant overlooked the Caribbean from a precipice, affording a spectacular view. Made on toward the field station. Upon arriving we learned that we were not expected and that William Lopez-Farment had forgotten to make out reservations. He and Rodrigo, his student, were to meet us here this afternoon, but never showed. We were lucky that the administrator allowed us to spend the night. 10 dollars each, including 3 meals a day. A very nice station with excellent facilities and food! I'm really impressed with this field station and only with Mexico had more. If they were looking for another, but much more vast forest, they could make a station in Atlantic lowland Chiapas on the road below Montebello. Of course they would have to put a stop to the current and rapid deforestation in
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Seib, R. 1984 Cuetemaro to Los Tuxtlas UNAM, Veracruz, Mexico 3 Nov. that area. Anyway, the Los Tuxtlas station is outstanding virgin forest in the shape of a narrow rectangle, 5 km long. There are walkable narrow trails and much wildlife, including black harter monkeys, quite common. We netted this night cross a stream and a large cut trail, but only got Carollia castanea and Vampyressa nymphaea. Los Tuxtlas UNAM to Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico 4 Nov. Eating breakfast I was introduced to a Botanist, Rudolfo, by a herpetologist, Gonzalo Medina. I asked the botanist if he happened to have a tree where Saccopteryx bilineata roosted. He happened to know.... This is the most important numero uno best bet for Allison to get on this trip. After breakfast, we got a butterfly net and took a trail into the forest. Somewhere off the trail in that forest was a huge silkcotton, so it was a Ficus, a strangler fig. Anyway, there was a yellow rope ladder sort of dangling 100' down, and I was sort of -elected to climb 75' up. I did so, five times. The 2nd time I went up and dangled I caught four FF. No help to to Allison because the wing sacs are
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Seib, R. 1984 Los Tuxtlas UWA to Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico 4 Nov. vestigial and empty. The fifth time I clung up there in mid-air I caught 1 J. That was the whole ticket. We sampled the gland and ate and parted and drove away at 15:00. I drove 11 hours, 386 miles, and got to Cuernavaca. There was no gas until Veracruz, and that side trip cost us an hour. Slept at 2:30 AM. Cuernavaca to Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico 5 Nov. Got up 9:30, had breakfast, packed and left at 11:00. Drove to Rio Mezcala where I went below the bridge to the house of Fidelicio Leiva Lopez and asked for his help to obtain Biges canaliculatus. He said it wouldn't be easy and that they would have to look tomorrow morning at 7:00. I encouraged him to look right away and they did get a few. They also caught a snake that I am unfamiliar with. It's a new genus for me and I don't even have a rough idea what it might be. I was dug up out of a bank of sand. I'll try to get it back to Berkeley alive for tissue just in case it turns out to be something new. We left at dusk and drove into
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Seib, h 1984 Cuernavaca to Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico 5 Nov. Chilpancingo, staying at hotel Tacarandas. There is a big theatre heard and we caught "Zona Muerta" (Dead Zone) for 120 pesos. Chilpancingo to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 6 Nov. Wrote up early, had breakfast, wrote field notes, catalogued, preserved, got ice, and set by the pool. Prepared to go back to Mezcala, but tried to time it so we could arrive at Tierra Colorada about 1600-1700 to see if we might get bats. Although it's the full moon, if we can find Balaneopteryx at their roost in boulders, we me bay able to net them just outside the roost when they're not echolocating intensely, but flying more by memory. At Mezcala they had a few more Bipes and I live suerte that I could identify, although it appears to be some diurnal species. Arrived Tierra Colorada at 1730 and looked for Aulis. Only saw and caught 1 juvenile on a boulder just before dark, and a sleeping adult well after dark. Also saw Phylodactylus. We were able to see some bats roosting in the boulders, small brown bats with two white lines on the back and wing sars: Saccopteryx leptura. We walked back to the car to get a hand net to see
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Seib, R. 1984 Chilpancingo to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 6 Nov. Whether we could just grab one. Allison and I somehow split up and by the time I arrived at the rocks ten little kids told me that ten Policia had taken my "sister." I dashed back the trail in the the direction of the dirt road leading to The highway and was myself arrested by 6 uniformed men with rifles and pistols. They were sort of OK except for The guy in charge who was a complete gsshole. They took me to the dirt road and I saw Allison standing inside a ring at 6 Policia; she was crying. Apparently, about 10 police grabbed her and were dragging her into the rocks, but she broke free and ran down to the dirt road where there are lights and people. The police were probably going to rape her, but later They found out she was with me and changed their collective mind. It took a lot of talking to convince them we were OK, along with a revision del curso, but they finally let us and I went back up to the rocks to see if I could catch a bat. I couldn't, but they could be netted by placing
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Seib, R. 1984 Chilpancingo to Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 6 Nov. pieces of net over roost entrances. Drove into Acapulco late and stayed at a lodge called The Impala. Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico 7 Nov Woke and had breakfast. The objective of the day was to net Balantiopteryx at the rocks above Las Brisas, about 2km E of the Naval Base. This place is a locality out of Bernardo Villa's "Mariposas de Mexico" So we decided to partake of the beautiful facilities at The Princess and did so until late afternoon when we actually received the boat. At this point we went to the rock and set up nets. We put a piece of net over a small rock opening where we saw bats roosting and flying in direct after- noon sunlight. We also set up two nets near a major common roost - these caught nothing but the first piece of net caught 5 Balantiopteryx picta. Those were all FF and not useful, having not the wing sac. Sexes of this species are known to roost separately at certain times, such as summer.
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Seib, B. 1985 Berkeley to Cataviña, Baja California Norte, México 30 April- At moon today I left with friend Doris 1 May Jew, an accomplished photographer. We drove in separate cars as far as Tdl., then continued to San Juan Capistrano in my Nissan 4x4. On May 1 we crossed the border. Saw about 15 DOR Pituophis m. annectens between Tijuana and El Rosario. Saw several DOR Masticophis flagellum, and 11.1 mi N San Quintin saw a DOR Arizona elegus. Windy and cool, partly cloudy all the way. My objective was to collect Pituophis between 19 and 45 mi SE El Rosario. Sam Sweet has determined that annectens and bimacris may contact in this zone, based on specimens from my May '83 trip. On that trip I noted the distinct leech of Pituophis in this area, although I had been picking up adults commonly throughout the day. Sam thinks they are different species and we're trying to find it, and where, a contact zone exists. It was a cold night with a big moon and we only picked up one DOR Arizona 45.7 mi SE El Rosario. We made camp at Cataviña. It's Doris' first trip out of the country and she found it quite beautiful.
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Seib, R. 1985 Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico. 2 May Woke up to hot, dry weather. To make a long story short, we found no Pitophis in the zone, even though we spent the entire day driving back and forth between 19 and 45 mi SE El Rosario. Found a single live Masticophis flagellum 45 mi SE there, and saw another DOR. That locality is marked "Los Cuates" by road sign, and there's an immense wash with Mesquite trees, probably a rich area for snakes. We then drove to Bahía de los Angeles. Gasoline (Nova) was available, surprisingly, at the junction, and the road to the bay was repaved and quite good. We procured a bungalow at Casa Diaz for 32 dollars, which came to 5670 pesos somehow. Then I dropped Doris in the canyon 7 km W of town so she could do moonlight photography. As soon as I did so, I noticed an adult Crotalus mitchelli entering the road about 10m in front of the car! I collected it and raced ahead to the area where the road parallels a rocky hill. On the first pass I observed a live Lichanura trivirgata gracia young male adult making headway across the road! Six more passes produced a Crotalus ruber adult and Coleonyx and a Phyllodactylus. At this point the combination
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Seib, R. 1985 Cataviña to Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 2 May of cold and moon seemed to have driven reptiles back to their abodes. Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, México 3 May We passed a warm day here. Doris photographed and I drove out to the canyon to check pitfall traps. I found some live Chilomeniscus cinctus and several U+q. It only took about 40 minutes this morning to produce quite a painful sunburn on my back and shoulders. Returned to town and preserved. Some of the guests returned from fishing and provided us with Cabrillo filets which we relished. Later, we had Yellow Tail ceviche before heading out to the canyon. We went in earlier tonight so Doris would have more time to set up her shots. Then I drove out to the rocks. I saw little, probably due to the full moon. I picked up Coleonyx and a Crotalus ruber. Bahía de los Angeles to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, México 4 May Woke up, packed and organized. Drove to Guerrero Negro where they had no "Extra." I bought "Nova" and proceeded to San Ignacio. We had fish lunches and drove to Santa Rosalía. We got a room at El Mirra. It's really gone down hill: the air conditioners don't work, no soap in the bathroom, etc. Also, don't eat in
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Seib, R. 1985 Bahia de los Angeles to Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur, Mexico 4 May the hotel restaurant. We night drove to San Ignacio and back. Saw only two Phyllorhynchus, a Chilomeniscus and a DOB Pituophis. The moon came up right away, and it was pretty cold NW of the gulf. Santa Rosalia to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 5 May We went to San Lucas and San Bruno to look for a boat. San Bruno is definitely the place: many pangas and also closer. We arranged to meet at 1530. The boat people were to take us out, drop us off, and pick us up at 1100 tomorrow for 4000 pesos (about 16 dollars). Went back to Santa Rosalia to buy ice. No ice was to be found. We did have an excellent fish dinner at a small Loncheria near the highway. Got gasoline and drove out to San Bruno. The boat ride was short: about 10-15 minutes with an Eveready 55 horsepower. We made camp at a rock beach at the mouth of a canyon just left of center of the island on the West side (see figure). The canyon itself stretched East into the island for over a mile of easy walking. During the last hours of daylight Doris photographed and I explored. I caught a surprisingly un-wary Sceloporus magister and observed Callisaurus and Urosaurus to be
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Seib, R. 1985 Santa Rosalía to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 5 May San Marcos peak canyon town light-house beach san luegos San Bruno quite common. I was struck by the scarcity of vegetation, especially cacti, on the island. I was pleasantly surprised by the lack of large wasps which normally sting me while lantern walking. At dusk we began to lantern walk eastward into the canyon. It soon became apparent that Coleonyx variegatus was really abundant. This lizard is normally rare in the peninsula and I suspect a lack of competition and/or predators has resulted in a thriving island population. Phyllodactylus are also common on the ground, as well as rocks. Within 15 min Doris found the first snake: a beautiful adult Elaphe rosaliae was stretched across several large rocks. It never moved as we stared in wonder at this rarest of Baja serpents. When I picked it up it was completely
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Seib, R. 1985 Santa Rosalía to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 5 May docile. I bagged it and moved on. I walked through a narrow wash and suddenly heard the sound of a lizard running up the gravelly hillside on my left. I shined my flashlight and saw that it was an adult ♀ Coleonyx switaki. I had no trouble grabbing it as it was not agile in the loose gravel. Moving through the canyon, I noticed the upright head of an adult Crotalus ruber 15 feet to my right. It seemed to be sitting in a hunting position, perhaps awaiting a mouse (I saw no sign of any mammal on the island.) I placed the snake in a five gallon bucket and moved on. I saw another C. switaki, a ♂, on the narrow floor of the wash. It ran into a crevice and I simply reached in for it. In this habitat they are quite easily caught. We found nothing else walking way up the canyon and turned back. Almost all the way back to camp I found a Lichanura trivirgata sitting in the sandy wash. It is a male, small adult. I am struck by the melanistic aspect of this animal: much black pigment in the ventral region, especially near the vent. We walked from 1800-2300.
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Seib, R. 1985 Santa Rosalia to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 5 May We camped under moonlight. I stayed awake for an hour and watched the clouds move now and then below the moon. It's really quite beautiful here at this time of year. The temperature is perfect and the humidity is low. Isla San Marcos to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 6 May I woke up late, at 7:30, with the sun already over the canyon and shining on me through thin clouds. Doris had risen at 5:45, 15 min after daybreak, and photographed. I spent the morning walking through the canyon. I collected 2 Urosaurus, but no Callisauros. I saw no Sceloporus this morning. I saw two new lizards: Cnemidophorus tigris & C. hyperythrus, and collected two of the former. The boat picked us up at 11:00. The total species list for my visit is: Coleonyx smitaki Coleonyx variegatus Phyllodactylus) Callisaurus draconoides Sceloporus magister Urosaurus nigricaudus Cnemidophorus hyperythrus Cnemidophorus tigris Lichanura trivirgata Elaphe rosaliae (Crotalus ruber
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Seib, R. 1985 Isla San Marcos to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 6 May Considering Callisaurus and Coleonyx and Phyllodactylus, reptiles are the abundant vertebrates on the island. However, I leave with the impression that, at least at this time of year, life is scarce here. Vegetation is scarce; mammals were not observed. I saw no scats, no snake tracks. I saw no racers. I feel lucky to have caught three snake species (although individuals were scarce) and the C. scitaki. I will be anxious to visit the island again on my way back in June, if time permits. We drove to La Paz, arriving 1900 at the Hotel Presidente where everyone remembers me well. They did not seem to notice that I was filthy, disheveled, and reeked of perspiration two days old. We hit the night driving road S of La Paz by 2000. Traffic was generally heavy all night, and snakes were scarce. The temperature was mild, but warm. Saw many Chilomeniscus mostly stramineos, some cinctus; 2 DOR Lampropeltis getulus; a DOR Hypsiglena; and picked up a live Pituophis just N of El Triunfo at 2315. Arrived hotel at 2300. I made us each one bloody mary with Ethanol, then we passed out cold.
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 7 May A thick layer of clouds covered the Cape Region all day and into the night. The temperature was perfect. We worked all day and drove south to the night-driving road to get a good early start. However, snakes were not really active for some reason. I guess it's just early in the year; or, maybe they prefer a hot, sunny day prior to a good night of foraging and repulating. In any case, we just picked up a Trimorphodon baby, and a DOR leptotyphlos and C. stramineos, as well as a smashed Ripes. Drove 168 miles. 8 May Today is sunny and hot. We relaxed until 1400 by the pool and then decided to drive south and perhaps noose Petroseras. Just south of San Bartolo we walked down through a gorge in late afternoon. Saw numerous Petrosaurus, but most went in. Managed to noose three; Doris got the first. Drove down to Boncho Barua and talked with old friend there, including Alcedo whose hair is now graying. Ate dinner for 10 dollars each. It was Wednesday: Mexican night. Drove north, seeing a Hypsiglena and P. cactus
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 8 May 8.1 mi N Buena Vista. Then, nothing until El Triunfo. Between here and San Pedro we picked up the usual: Hypsiglena, Leptotyphlops, Chilomyscus and Trimorphodon. It's still cool at night and must be early in the season for about half the species. La Paz to Isla Cerralvo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May We drove out the road to San Juan de los Planos on B.C. 13, then turned left on the road to El Sargento which comes from San Antonio. The road first comes to La Ventura, 3 km before El Sargento. I mistakenly thought I was at the latter and tried in vain to get a boat for less than 15000-18000 pesos. When I learned where I was, I drove on and found a boatman in his house on the beach. His name is Mario Ramon -- he offered to take us for 5000 pesos. Two places described to me sounded especially good: Los Viejos, a long sand beach; and La Estacion, a long beachhead which is the mouth of a long, wide canyon. I chose to visit La Estacion. The ride, on 55 hp motor, was about 30 minutes, twice the distance (in time) to Isla San Marcos from San Bruno with a 55 hp. We arrived prior to sunset which was incredible. Paris spent this time photographing in the unusual light conditions, while hiked through the
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz to Isla Cerralvo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May Abarro Cerralvo Farro (lighthouse) La Estacura Los viejos Peninsula El Sargento canyon. Lantern walking produced only a single snake, Leptotyphlops humilis, a somewhat melanistic adult. Also caught two Phyllodactylus auctus. Slept on the beach under the beautiful stars. Sort of baggy, though. In the morning we walked up through the canyon. I saw Sator abundantly, and watched a pair of Curimadphorus hyperthus forage. Dipsoceoras dorsalis were also common. I caught the only Geosaura hemilophy seen. I merely walked slowly up to it. I was only 2 feet away when it finally moved, crawling under its rock. I reached under and simply pulled it out. There wer canid scats and bats on this part of the island. Also, after lantern walking a saw only one (sand?) snake track in the beach sand, reflecting the dearth of activity at this time. The boatman, Ramon, arrived at 900 and brought us back to El Sargento. The total for reptiles observed is:
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz to Isla Cerralvo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 May Phyllodactylus Leptotyphlops humilis Geosaura hemilopha Dipsosaurus dorsalis Sator (nemidophorus hyperythrus) Isla Cerralvo to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 10 May Leaving El Sargeato, we picked up 4 DOR Piposaurus (and saw others) and a DOR rotten Pituiaphis vertebralis on BC 136. Night driving produced 14 saotres, mostly around San Pedro. Mostly the usual Leptotyphlops and Chilomeniscus but tonight we picked up an adult DOR (crotalus mitthelli; C.T) mi N El Trionto and two of the unusual copperbean Phyllorhynchas. We're up to 10 nocturnal species for the area south of La Paz. Still missing C. ruber & C. puya, Lichonura, Elaphe, Sauara, Tantilla, Eridiphos. La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 May Another cooling night with rather boring night driving just south of San Pedro; picked up 15 saotres 7 of the Leptotyphlops, including 5 hatchlings, 1 yearling, and 1 adult. Got our 3rd DOR Lampropeltis. It's the 2nd to mirror lously live, though. Drove home bored and decided to go north tomorrow.
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz to Isla Danzante, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May Wrote, breakfasted, and pickled juchtes. Left about 1200 and drove to Puerto Escondido where we had no luck getting a boat. Drove to Junco; to where we instantly got a boat to Danzante for 5000 pesos, probably too high a price. Mario and his brother took us to a Bay on the west side. There were 5 yachts with Americans living, more or less, in the bay. Upon arrival I could see it would be difficult to lantern walk. Thick vegetation and many cactus everywhere. I scouted out a couple of possible walks. The first was a trail above the beach to a low pass. The trail had to have been made by a cow, but no cats were seen anywhere. The pass ended abruptly at a steep canyon, the east beach about 300 feet below. I did not try to walk down east. There are a variety of small to large caves scattered about the island. I saw only cfa prior to dark. I began lantern-walking at dark and immediately encountered an adult Crotalus ruber on the narrow trail, 20 feet from camp. I was rather startled because of the close quarters and my proximity to the also-startled rattlesnake. I quickly placed it into my 5 gallon backpack and moved on. Saw
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Serb, R. 1985 La Paz to Isla Guazante Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 May Carmen pass canyon bay trail Dazante nothing for 30 minutes. Then back at the beach I saw tracks in the sand among some boulders. I followed one set of tracks to a huge night snake (not certain of genus). Later I met up with Davis, who had a Hypsigleny. It's smaller and darker than mine. Walked up and found some tuberculate Phyllodotyus in a too rocky too dangerous area and left. Slept under beautiful stars. Not too buggy. Isla Dazante to Nopalo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 13 May In the morning we hiked around and caught a few Uta and Gorgaurus. I watched a Cnemidophorus trigis forage. Eating almost constantly for 30 min. Bootman came at 1000 and left. He introduced me to his friend, Antonio, who has a new 48 hp motor. Antonio will take us to Isla Catalang tomorrow morning at 700 for 20,000 pesos. We drove north to Nopalo, a new resort area, and checked in the El Presidente. It's fairly extravagant, but nice after camping. At dark we night drove south into the mountains
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Seib, R. 1985 13 May Isla Danzante to Nopolos Baja California Sur Mexico without seeing anything. On the return I spotted a rattlesnake crawling off the road. Because of a car behind me I missed the snake. A few miles north and south of Loreto we picked up a Colouyx variagatus. It was chilly tonight. 14 May Nopolos to Isla Catalana, Baja California Sur Mexico Woke up to the 600 alarm because Antonio our new boatman wanted to leave at 700 for Catalana. We arrived at Junca lito at 730. The trip to Catallana takes about 3 hrs, but we stopped for 10 min at Las Grakras; I got off on the bigger, West island. I grabbed Catalunya Galevas Carmen Danzante Loreto Peninsula Junca lito Monserrate
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17 May We stopped at the 600 and I paid $40 to get off on the dipper. I dipped out of the dipper, popped my co top and got off on the dipper. I paid about $50 for the trip to (stuck) about 3 but bet. I arrived at Juncilite at 7:30. We had a good time with our family. We were happy to have them with us. We went up to the 600 and I paid $40 to get off on the dipper. I dipped out of the dipper, popped my co top and got off on the dipper. I paid about $50 for the trip to (stuck) about 3 but bet. 18 May I went without seeing anything. On the return I saw a rattlesnake crawling off the road because of a car behind me I was scared I was going to kill it with my foot. The snake A few miles south and north again as we picked up a (snakes) of lizards. It was chilly tonight.
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Seib, R. 1985 Nopolo to Isla Cetalang, Baja California Sur, Mexico 14 May 5 Uta in the 10 min. Doris fell off the boat trying to land on the island. She was not hurt. We spent the next 1/2 hr drying her boots, socks and jeans out. However, when we arrived at a cayou on the E side of Cetalang we had to jump into the water and get our boots wet anyway. I wanted to visit this site because I had heard of the palm trees there. One has to hike about 500 m up a canyon to get there. The palms were burned at one time. I saw (uemidophoras [typis-litro]) and Uta. I really only managed to incur a great dehydration headache. We headed back to the West end of the island. Doris fell into the gulf again attempting to climb into the boat. Again, she spent several hours drying out. On the W end of the island there are many cayous or bays with beaches. When we arrived at the bay that Ted & I had visited years ago I could see that it was a good site: Much open ground and sand. However, Antonio had his own ideas and decided to push further south because of the many pauges and fishermen on this beach. He pulled
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Seib, R. 1985 Nopalo to Isla Catalana, Baja California Sur, Mexico 14 May into some bays I didn't like, but further south we found a good spot with squidy washes. By the time we hit the beach head I was feeling fairly rotten. We made a lean-to with my tarp and spent the next 5 hr lying beneath. At dawn we lantern-walked 4 hr. We saw 4 snakes and caught two of these. The first was an adult Crotalus lying within a bush right after dawn. Doris found it and attempted to retrieve it with potatoe ratte, but the snake was fast and slipped deep into the bush, out of sight. The 2nd was a baby Crotalus crawling along a rocky hillside, 2 m above the squidy wash. I quickly placed it into my 5 gal bucket with my snake stick. The 3rd snake was a leptotyphlops which Doris saw disappear into a bush. The fourth was an adult night snake (genus?). I can't yet decide whether it's an Eridophos or a Hypsiglenq. I found it in the only area on the dunes that had snake tracks. I nearly missed it because it was moving so incredibly fast. I grabbed just as it began to disappear into a bush. It was cold to the touch. It has a large eye
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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.
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Seib, R. 1985 Napolo to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 16 May Wrote, ate and preserved last night's snakes. Checked out at 1400 and drove north. Stopped in Loreto for lunch at the Restaurante Agullo. Ate Filete de pescado al mojo de ajo and draft coffee and three pepsi's. Drove on to San Bruno where we caught a paqya out to San Marcos. We had to wait 15 min while the paqya attended with about 9 people from the town on the island. I noted that The total fair was 500 pesos. Our trips are going for 4000 (two round trips). This is 4 times their rate for 1/4 the number of people. I guess they have a sliding scale here. Anyway, we had a boist ride to the island under a fairly continuous cloud coud cover, arriving 1900. I was concemed that it might not be good for snakes because of this, and because it seemed cool. I was wrong. At 1945 it was dark and by 2000 we had caught four snakes. The first was a juvenile Crotalus ruber. I found just leaving a small patch of rocky hillside. The second was an adult Cichaura Davis found on the opposite, the right side, of the canyon on the red rock out crop. I raced over to see it and when I
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Seib, R. 1985 Nopala to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 16 May put my lantern down I saw a baby Eridiphus creeping away at my feet. I quickly grabbed it, noting the enormous, bulging eyes, so three-dimensional, which bulged out from every angle [illegible] from which the head could be viewed. Davis' Lichanura was unusually chocolate brown, the lateral stripes comprising seven scale rows, as opposed to 5 rows as in the box from our first trip here. Also, the beige patches seemed to be quite a creamy yellow, very unusual. I had not walked 10 meters away when I noticed a baby Phyllorhynchus at my feet. Thus, 4 snakes in 15 min. We made a mistake then, by walking up into the canyon where Gkonyx scitulus are common but snakes are not. We thus lost 1/2 hr. of prime snake activity in the mouth of the canyon. We got 7 male scitulus, and I caught another juvenile C. ruber above the canyon. Returned to the beach. At 2400 I caught an adult Lichanura near camp, the same yellow and chocolate as the one Doris caught. I walked up the mouth of the canyon again and found a huge adult Eridiphus crossing
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Seib, R. 1985 Napolé to Isla San Marcos, Baja California Sur, México 16 May the sand at 0030. Walked until 0230 seeing nothing else. Colonyx variegatus and Phyllodactylus were abundant, but we did not collect any more. Total observations: (C. scutatus; (4) Lichanura (2) (C. variegatus Eriolophas (3) Phyllodactylus Phyllorhynchus (1) Urosaurus C. rober (2) (alizaeus (C. tigris I saw 2 C. scutatus which escaped, one in a side canyon near the beach. Doris saw two small snakes which escaped, one almost certainly an Eriolophas. We have now collected 5 snake species on the island (including Elaphe). Isla San Marcos to Santa Rosaĺa, and return Baja California Sur, México 17 May Left at 900. I hardly slept at all, very sore all night. Went to hotel El Morro and slept until 1600. Went into Santa Rosaĺa to eat and purchase lantern gas. We finally found the latter at the furniture store which sells lanterns. Arrived San Bruno at 1800, having checked out of El Morro. Arrived island in time to view an intense
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Sep 6, R. 1985 Isla San Marcos to Santa Rosalía, and return, Baja California Sur, México 17 May sunset over water. It was hot, no cloud cover today, and we only saw 2 snakes walking until 1030. The first was an adult Lichanura I found in a side canyon almost up to the C. scuteti area. It appears normal life like the mainland specimens. I caught the second snake, a Trimorphodon, at 3345 about the scuteti canyon in the open. It was crossing my path. Picked up 3 pairs of C. scuteti. Went to sleep. Name of the canyon is "El Grachyón," after someone who lived and died in San Brayo. Isla San Marcos to La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 18 May Left at 0830 and sped to La Paz arriving late afternoon. Very cold night. Caught a Chilomeniscus stramineus and a baby Leptotyphlops S of San Pedro, and a C. euo S of San Antonio. The latter is the first of the trip. It was quite warm S of San Antonio, but freezing back in La Paz. Had a terrible headache and took Celeste to fall asleep. Two days in a row on San Marcos was probably too much and we're both fairly dehydrated.
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 19 May Woke at 0900 with a crushing headache. Took Codeine and drank bouillon soup and my head felt better. Went to town and purchased a one-way plane ticket for Paris for 22 May, Wednesday, for 143 dollars. Also I went to the old El Sombra trail part on Calle Colima (now paved) to find some of Rudy Velez' kids. I needed to get some Pigos yiporos for Ted Pepan fuss. I found a lady who thought I was crazy, but she did say the boys would be back about 1900. Stayed by the pool until 1830 then went back to the Velez's. The only boy left was Gustavo who is now 21 yr old. He didn't want to dig, but said he would take me to the Riveras (?) tomorrow at 1600. We might drive to Mrid Flores, about 85 mi, then raced back to La Paz. Saw only a Dor C. stramineus S of San Antonio and a Dor Tmorphaeden on the way back S of Buena Vista. Back at the hotel we talked until 0300 and decided against setting the alarm for 0600 to go south to noose Petasaurus and visit the beach at La Rivera.
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico 20 May Dysentery. 21 May Dysentery. Managed to purchase Lomotil at the lobby of the Hotel, thus allowing me to go out night-driving tonight. Saw a ARA lyre snake and C. stramineus N of El Triunfo. It's been cold every night since our return from the Loreto and Santa Rosalia areas. We originally left La Paz to go north because we had only gotten 10 of 17 nocturnal species here. It had been warm. Now, weirdly, it's cold, and very little activity is observed. 22 May Woke at 0600 to take Doris to the airport. Returned to the airport at 1230 to meet Linda Lee, but she didn't get off the plane. Inquiring at the Aero México counter, I learned that she lacked the proper documentation and that she would arrive in two days. Went night driving and caught a single live Trimeresurus N El Triunfo. Returned La Paz; another cold night. 23 May Dysentary Relapse. Slept a lot today. With the aid of Lomotil managed to night-drive. For a change, I took the paved road N of La Paz which branches off Mex Hwy 1 near El Centenario and goes to San Juan de la Costa. It's only paved 15.7 mi,
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Seib, R. 1985 La Paz, Baja California Sur, México 23 May leaving roughly 10 mi of ragged, wash- boarded road. On the way back I picked up a live Phyllophryxus 7.4 mi N of the JCT with Mex Hwy 1, and a live Coleonyx 4.4 mi N the JCT. Drove S of La Paz all the way to El Tricento seeing absolutely nothing. 24 May Went to the airport at 1230 to see if Linda arrived. Yesterday she phoned and said she couldn't get on and may have to come Saturday (tomorrow). They did arrive. 25-31 Snakes not active. Moon getting bigger. May Little collecting. Waiting for permit from Mexico City. 1 June Saturday. Permit arrived at Aero Mexico air cargo building at Airport. Laurie flies out tomorrow! 3 June Full Moon was last night so I waited one more day to see whether night- driving would pick up tonight.
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