Field notes, v1609

Shaffer, H. Bradley (Howard Bradley), 1953-

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY 2593 LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 94720

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Shaffer, B. 1976 catalogue # 1 - #588

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6. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Pine Forest, 9.5 km. W. church at (Via Mex. Hwy 150) at Rio Frio, State of Mexico, Mexico. 29 Jan. 1. Parvamolge (?) w broken tail. 2. Barisia w broken tail. 3. Barisia 4. Sceloporus 5. " 6. " 7. " 8. " Avenida Poniente, 1.1 km. W. Fortin Town Square, Veracruz, Mexico el. 1000 m. 30 Jan. 9. Snake ? 10. " 11. " 12. Bolitoglossa platydactyla 13. Sceloporus 14. Eleutherodactylus Casa de Victor Ceron, W. Cuatlapan on Cerro Chichahxtla, Veracruz, Mexico. 15. B. Rufescens 16. " 17. "

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B. Shaffer. 1976 Catalogue Casa de Victor Ceron, W. Cuatlapan, on Cerro Chicahuaxtla, Veracruz, Mexico. 30 Jan. 18. Lineatriton (broken tail) 19. " 20. " 21. " 22. Thorius 23. " Summit forest, Cerro Chichahuaxtla, Cuatlapan, Veracruz, Mexico. 31 Jan. 24. Thorius (?) maybe Panama? 25. Thorius Banana + coffee fields, west Cuatlapan, Veracruz, Mexico. 21 Jan. 26. Lineatriton 27. Bolitoglossa rufescens 28. " 29. " 30. " Clearing, ~ 12 Km. E. San Felipe, on dirt road to Micro Ondas, Puebla, Mexico 1 Feb. 31. Pseudotrycera 32. Thorius 33. " 34. " 35. " 36. "

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue Clearing, ~ 12 km. E. San Felipe, on dirt road to Micro Ondas, Puebla, Mexico. 1 Feb. 37. Thorius 38. " 39. " 40. " 41. .. 42. " 43. " 44. " 45. " 46. " 47. " 48. " Road Bank, ~ 10 km. E. San Felipe, on dirt road to Micro Ondas, Puebla, Mexico. 1 Feb. 49. Thorius 50. " 51. " 52. " 53. " 54. " 55. " Forest along dirt road, 3.2 km. S. Mex. Hwy. 150 at Puerto del Aire, Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico, 1 Feb. 56. Abronia 57. Thorius

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B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Forest along dirt road, 32 km S. of Mex. Hwy 150 out of Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico. 1 Feb. 58. Thorius 59. " 60. " 61. " 62. " 63. " 64. " 65. " 66. " 67. " Pine-Oak Forest, 1.5 km W by road Termola, on S.W. slope cerro Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico. 2 Feb. 68. Thorius 69. " 70. " 71. " 72. " 73. " 74. " 75. " 76. " 77. " 78. " 79. Pseudocerycea (small)

B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Canyon, ~1 km. S.E. El Berro, less than 15 km. S.W (by air) Pico de Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico. 2 Feb. 80. Pseudoeurycea 81. Tharius 82. " 83. " 84. " 85. " 86. " 87. " 88. " 89. " 90. " 91. " 92. " 93. " 94. " 95. " 96. " 97. " 98. Sceloporus 99. " 100. Hyla 101. " 102. " 103. " 104. "

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B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogur Canyon, ~ 1 km. S.E. El Berro, less than 15 km. (by air) S.W. Pico de Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico. 2 Feb. 106. Hyla. 107. " 108. " 109. " 110. " 111. " 112. " 113. " 114. " 115. " 116. " 117. " 118. " 119. Avenida 1 Pointe, 1.1 km. W. Fortin Town Square, Veracruz, Mexico. 3 Feb. 120. Eleuthrodactylus 121. Lineatrix Bufo 122. Lineatriton 123. Snake 124. " a. 125. ** b. 125 - Snake. Vacant lot opposite Las Palmas hotel, 4.1 km. east Fortin by Mex Hwy 150, 3 Feb. 126. Frog.

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue Mountain, ~2 km. N.E. Catamarca town square, Veracruz, Mexico. 4 Feb. 127. Frog. .7 km. N.E. Catamarca town square, Veracruz, Mexica 4 Feb. 128. Bufo marinus 129. " 130 - Bolitoglossa S.W. slopes volcan San Martin, along trail from San Andrea Tuxtla, Veracruz, Mexico. 5 Feb. 131. Pseudosyrcea welleri. 132. " 133. " 134. .. 135. " 136. " 137. " 138, " 139. .. 140. Thorius pennatulus 141. "` 142, ` 143. " 144. " 146. " 147. Eleutherodactylus 148. `` 149. .`

Catalog B. Stahler 1476 S.W. slopes volcan San Martin along trail from San Andreas Tuxtla, Veracruz, Mexico. 5. Feb. 150. Eleutherodactylus. 151. "" 152. "" 153. "" 154. "" 155. "" 156. -- 157. "" 158. " 159. Eleutherodactylus (with bright midlual stripe). 160. Ameiva 161. Geophys(?) 162. Snuke. 0.5 km. S. Vista Hermosa, along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 1530 m. 7 Feb. 163. Chiropterotriton 164. " 145. Thorius [illegible] 22.4 km. S. of Vista Hermosa, along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2300 m. 7. Feb. 166. Hyla 167. "

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B. Shaffer 1476 Catalogue Vista Hermosa, along Mex. Hwy. 175. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 1560m. E.l. 8 Feb. 168. Pseudoeurycea 169. Hyla 2.9 km. S. Vista Hermosa, along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 1760-1780 m. 8 Feb. 170. Chiropterotriton 171. " 172. " 173. " 174. " 175 " 176. " 177 forest below bus stop, 65 km. N. Guelatao, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2170 m. 8 Feb. 177. Thorius under logs 178. " 179. Chiropterotriton 180. " 181. " 182. " 183. " clearing by house, chapel, 59.5 km. N. Guelatao along Mex. Hwy. 175. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2300 m. 8 Feb. 184. Exiloboa under shingles, on ground, clear sunny day 185. frog. a road, at night

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B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue 53.8 km. N. Guelatao along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2510 m. 8 Feb. 186. Thorius under cement pole 187. frog lepto. w riddled back pattern 188. " " 189. " lepto. reddish color light D on head 190. " ". 191. " ". 192. " 5 193. Barisia 52 Km. N. of Guelatao along Mex. Hwy. 175 Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2600 m. 8 Feb. 194. Pseudoeurycea "lumpy" all on road 195. " cut at night. 196. " 197. " 198. " 199. Plectrohyla Abandoned house, 18 Km. W. Guelatao, along Mex. Hwy. 175. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2790 m. 9 Feb. 200. Thorius 201. " 202. " 203. " 204 " 205 " 206. "

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B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Abandoned house, 18 km. N. Guelatao, by Mex. Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2700 m. 9 Feb. 207. Thorius 208 " 209 " 210 " 211 " 212 " 213 " 214 " 215 " 216 " 217 " 218 " 219 " 220 " 221 " 222 " 223 " 224 " 225. Sceloporus 226 " Llano de las Flores, 26 km. N. of Guelatao along Mex Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2950 m. 9 Feb. 227. Thorius 228 " 229 "

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue Llano de las Floras, 26 km. N. of Guelatao, along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2950 m. 9 Feb. 230. Thorius. 231. " 232. " 233. " 234. " 235. " 236. " 237. " 238. " 239. " 240. " 241. " 242. " 243. " 244. " 245. " 246. " 247. " 248. " 249. " 250. " 251. " 252. " 253. " 254. "

B-Shaffer 1476 Catalogue Llano de las Flores, 26 km. W. via Mex. Hwy 175. of Guelatao, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. El. 2950 m. 9 Feb. 255. Thorius 256. " 257. " 258. " 259. " 260. " 261. " 262. " 263. " 264. " 265. " 266. " 33 km. N. of Guelatao along Mex. Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2980 m. 10 Feb. 267. Thorius 268. " 269. " 270. " 271. " 272. " 273. " 274. " 275. " 276. " 277. "

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B. Shaffer. 1976 Catalogue 33. km. N. of Guelatao along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2480 m. 10 Feb. 278. Thorius 279. " 280. " 281. Themophis 37. km. N. of Guelatao along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2405 m. 10 Feb. [illegible] nothing for we- on saddle of mtn. top. 0.6 km. E. of Machin, on logging rd. off of. Mex. Hwy. 175 Est. Oaxaca, Mex el. 2858. 10 Feb. 282. Thorius 283. " 284. " 285. " 286. " 287. " 288. " 289. " in fallen Bromeliad. 1.0 km. E. of Cerro Pelon where Mex. Hwy. 175 crosses top. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2430. 10 Feb. 290. Thorius 291. " 292. " 293. " 294. " 295. Sceloporus

"Catalogue" 291. full roll grain cut into to 4 in and 58 in 0.625 in width marked ted equivalT .855 .d57 " .950 " .925 sidewaysT .182 251. full roll grain cut into to 4 in and 58 in 0.625 in width marked ted get them for which are - my no quotation .986 .d57 to 32a by original no, number 20, 2 and 4.0 0.625 in width marked ted 241 full roll double wrap no markT .575 .d27 01 " .585 " .485 " .325 " .295.83 " .175 " .885 " .PBS halfwidth width ai 241. full roll width .679 and 2, 2 and 0.1 0.625 in width marked ted get 202000 poi 1 be done internally equivalT .085 085 .d57 " .1P5 " .3P5 " .5P5 " .PBS wrong side? .2P5

B. Shelton 1976 Catalogue 52 km. N. of Guelatao, along Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2630 m. 10 Feb. 296. Thorius Cerro San Felipe: 4 km. W. la Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3050 m. 12 Feb. 297. Thorius 298. " 299. " 300. Pseudoerrysa smithii 301. " Cerro San Felipe, 9 km. W. la Cumbre along dirt road from Mex Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico el. 3080 m. 12 Feb. 302. Thorius 303. " 304. " 305. " 306. " 307. Pseudoerrysa smithii 308. " Cerro San Felipe, 12.4 km. W. la Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico el. 3190 m. 12 Feb. 309. Thorius 310. " 311. "

supolata 371. 372. 373. 374. 375. 376. 377. 378. 379. 380. 381. 382. 383. 384. 385. 386. 387. 388. 389. 390. 391. 392. 393. 394. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 400.

B. Shelber. 1976. Catalogue Cerro San Felipe, 12.4 km. W. La Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy. 75, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3190. 12. Feb. 312. Thorius 313. " 314. " 315. " 316. " 317. " 318. " 319. 320. 321. " 322. " 323. " 324. " 325. Pseudoevrycea smithii 326. " 327. " 328. 329. " 330. 331. 332. 333. 334. 335. 336.

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B. Shuffn 1976. Catalogue Cerro San Felipe, 12.4 km. W. la Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy. 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3190 m. 12 Feb. 337. Pseudoeurycea smithii 338. " 339. " 340. " 341. " Cerro San Felipe, 15 km. W. of la Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy 175, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3185 m. 12 Feb. 342. Therius 343. " 344. " 345. " 346. " 347. " 348. " 349. " 350. " 351. " 352. !! 353. " 354 " 355. " 356. " 357. " 358. "

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B. Staffer 1976. Catalogue Cerro San Felipe, 15 km. w. La Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy. 175. est. Oaxaca, Mexico, el. 3140 12 Feb. 359. Thorius 360. Pseudoeurycea smithii. 361. " 362. " 363. " 364. " 365. " 366. " 367. 368. 369. 4 370. 4 371. 4 372. " 373. " 374. " 375. " 376. " 377. " 378. " 379. " 380. 381. " 382. " 383. 4

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B.Shelftn 1976. Catalogue Cerro San Felipe, 15 km. W. la Cumbre, along dirt road from Mex. Hwy. 175. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3190 m. 12 Feb. 384. Pseudorhrycea smithii 385. " 386. " 387. Barisia 388. Sceloporus 389. Thamnophis 19 km. S.of Sola de Vega along Mex. Hwy. 131, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2255 m. 13 Feb. 390. Eumeces have color notes. River at Sola de Vega along Mex. Hwy. 131, Estate Oaxaca, Mexico. d. 1530 m. 13 Feb. 391. tadpoles frozen - 25 count 392. " formalin. 23 " 4 km. W.E. Cuajimoloyas by road, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico el. 3170 m. 14 Feb. 393. Therius 394. " 395. " 396. " 397. " 398. " 399. "

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B.Shiff 1976. Catalogue 4 km. N. Cuajimuloyas by road. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 3170m. 14 Feb. 400. Thorius 401. “ 402. “ 403. “ 404. “ 405. “ 406. “ 407. “ 408. “ 409. “ 410. “ 411. “ 412. “ 413. “ 414. “ 415. “ 416. “ 417. “ 418. “ 419. “ 420. “ 421. “ 422. “ 423. “ 424. “

Catalogue B. Shiffin 1976. 7 km. N. Cuajimuloyos by Road, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico - el. 3140m. 14 Feb. 425 Thorius 426 " 427 y 428 " 429 " 430 " 431 " 432 " 433 " 434 " 435 " 436 " 437 " 438 y 439 " 440 " 441 " 442 " 443 " 444 " 445 y 446 " 447 "

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue 8 Km. W.E. (by road) of Santos Reyes Papalo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2670 m. 15 Feb. 448. Thorius 449. " 450. " 451. " 452. " 453. " 454. " 455. " 456. " 457. " 458. " 459. \ 460. " 461. " 462. " 463. " 464. " 465. " 466. " 467. " 468. " 469. " 470. " 471. ".

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B. Shiffer. 1976, Catalogue 15 km. N.E. (by Road) of Santos Reyes Papalo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. elv. 2850 m. 15 Feb. 472. Thorius 473. " 474. " 475. " 476. " 11 km. N.E. (by road) of Santos Reyes Papalo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 2820 m. 15 Feb. 477. Thorius 478. " 479. ' 480. " 481. " 482. " 483. " 484. " 485. . 486. " 487. " 488. " 489. " 490. " 491. " 492. " 493. " note- many of these (~ 25-30) were found in one log - a large 2 ft. diameter pine log. (or duo?)

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Catalogue 11 km. W.E (by road) Santos Reyes Papalo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico el. 2820 m. 5 Feb. 494. Thorius 495. " 496. " 497. " 498. " 499. " 500. " 501. " 502. " 503. " 504. " 505. " 506. " 507. " 508. " 509. " 510. " 511. " 512. " 513. " 514. " 515. " 516. " 517. " 518. Pseudoearyceca

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Catalogue B. Sheffer 1976. Creek-pool by house at Zoguitlan, Est. Puebla, Mexico. el. 2250. 16 Feb. 519. tadpoles - frozen, live, + formalin. 9 Km. W. (by road) of Zoguitlan, Est. Puebla, Mexico. el. 2740m. 16 Feb. 520. Thorius 521. " 522. " 523. " 524. " 525. " 526. " 527. " 528. " 529. " 530. " 531. " 532. " 533. " 534. " 535. " 536. " 537. " 538. " 539. " 540. "

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue 9 km. W. (by road) of Zoquitlan, Est. Puebla, Mexico. el. 2740. 16 Feb. 541. Thorius 542. " 543. " 544. " 10 km. W. (by road) of Zoquitlan, Est Puebla, Mexico. el. 2760 m. 16 Feb. 545. Thorius 546, " 547. " 17 Feb. Avenida I Poniente, 1.1 km. W. of Fortin Town Square, Est. Veracruz, Mexico, - 2 snakes - not take #'s. Caftale, 5.0 km. (by road) N. of Huatusco, Est. Veracruz, Mexico, el. 1470 m. 17 Feb. - Jim, one B. platydictyla. pine forest along Mex Hwy 140 at La Joya, Est. Veracruz, Mexico. el. 2290 m. 17 Feb. 548. Pseudorycea belli under rock 549. Snake. all black

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Cataloger B. Shuffa 1976 pine forest along Mex. Hwy 140 at Las Vigas, Est. Veracruz, Mexico. el. 2525 m. 17 Feb. 550. Thorius 551. " 552. " 553. " 554. " 555. " 556. " 557. " 558. " 559. " 560. " 561. " 562. " 563. " 564. " 565. " 566. " 567. " 568. " 569. " 570. " 571. " 572. "

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Catalogue B. Stelker 1976. 573. Bolitoglossa Pine forest along Mex Hwy 140, 4 km W of las Vigas, 2st. Veracruz, Mexico el. 2550 & m. 18 Feb. 574. " 575. " 576, " 577, " 578. " 579. " 580. " 581. " 582. Chionopteritis (?) 583, " 584. " 585, " 586. " 587, " 588. "

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B. Shaffer 1976 Journal 28 Jan. Jim & I flew into Mexico City - arrived at 5pm, i had the luck to be through customs, have our car and be out by 8pm. Attempted to find the hotel Aguas Calientes, but ended up at the El Paraiso instead, in downtown Mexico City. For $5 a piece, the place was a bargain. Good dinner across the street, & in bed early. 29 Jan. We set out first to find some liquid nitrogen, according to the Union Carbide list - unfortunately, no such luck. We finally got some accross town for 7 pesos/kg - quite reasonable - at the Argon, s.a. Finally got out of the city on Mexican hwy 150 and headed for Veracruz. First hit some level woods and fields, then we started to climb out of the valley. Passed by some nice looking pine forest with lots of bromiliads, & then polled of a couple of kilometres later. The area is pine-oak woodland, & looked really dry. We were above the bromiliads, but decided to turn some logs. I got the Panuwoke immediately under a medium (~ 8" diameter) log - in a hollow in the dirt. The area

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6. Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico: Mexico, Puebla. 29 Jan. under the log was fairly moist. We turned lots of other logs in the area, many of which were chaffed, and most of which were rotten. Under two different dry logs I got 2 Baisia - both coiled in the ground. Peeling back on one big log (2 ft. diameter) I got 4 small Sceloporus, and another adult was out running around. This area is 9.5 mi. w. (via Hwy 150) from the Rio Frio church, which is next to Parc National Zoquapan office. Although it looked like if had not rained in a while, it was still moist under some logs, & peeling bark was often wet + moldy. We pushed on after a couple of hours - the road is very slow & windy and we made poor time. Also it started to rain on and off, never heavily, but we did get showers. We ate in Puebla City, then Jim drove to Veracruz, where we stayed in the Hotel "Pepsi" - a dive, but cheap. The Parvarmolge is small (~2cm S-V.) and is a rust-brown above & brown flecks. The sides go to a deep-grey, and there is a sharp line where the black venter meets the grey sides. & Venter is pure black. The legs are fairly long &

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B. Shiff 1976 Journal Mexico: Mexico, Puebla 29 Jan. very thin, & the general body is stout, w/ a large head. The toes are diminutive, unwebbed, and pointed. note: all elevations are relative, & will have to be adjusted when a known elevation is found. This d. 3050-3100 m. City of Puebla - 2100 m. Rio Frio (church) - 2900 m. 30 Jan. Mexico - Veracruz, Fortin and Cuatlapa - We went into Fortin for breakfast, and while trying to find some ice went out Av. I Poniente, to the western edge of town. Here we turned some rocks and about 30-40 flagstones - under one of these I got a B. platyductyla. It was moist but not really wet, about 10:30 AM. No other herps were seen. We bumped into a man & his son, and agreed to pay for salamanders at the end of the day. (They got none.) Then went to meet Carlos at Cuatlapan. He was at the sugar factory, and Miguel was also out. We talked w/ Carlos's wife, then went to find the banana & coffee finca locality west of town. A dirt road goes west at Carlos's house, and we

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B. Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico: Fortin and Cuatlupan, Veracruz. Jan. 30- followed it a couple of kilometers. The road is extremely rough, wet + rotted, and we bottomed out frequently. When we stopped we were at the house of Victor Ceron- in back a finca of Banana, squash, etc. We worked the slope of the mountain, both in and above the banana fields. It is a fairly steep slope, with many rotten banana logs and spots of many rocks. We employed a kid (the son of Victor) at 1 peso per animal to help us out. The most abundant rept was Lineatriton, which was found under small rocks, at elev. 990-1060 m. (this is basically the spread of the area we worked- that is, they were found everywhere). We got 10 Lineatriton- always under small to medium rocks. B. rufescens was again found in banana axils- 7 in all elev. 980-1045 m. Also, I got one on the ground inside of a dead, rotten banana log. Thamnophis were not common. I got 2 under medium sized rocks (revers as a Lineatriton) and Jim got 1 in banana litter type area. Neither Jim nor I got any snakes, but the kid did- 5 Ninia(?)

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B. Shiffa 1976 Journal Mexico: Fortin + Cuatlapan, Veracruz. 30 Jan. and one thing that is built like a Contia, but w/ Diadophis markings. The Ninia? were found at 1015 - 1035 m. el., ? the Contia-like snake at 1060 m. All snakes were under medium sized rocks, which were all the kind turned. Apparently he also discovered that rocks give the greatest numbers of specimens, if not the highest diversity! Jim also picked up an Arole out running around - this was the only lizard seen. Basically, the salamanders were found under moist, smallish rocks, and in the very damp banana axils + logs. Snakes were found under drier rocks, near near banana plants. No frogs were seen, and nothing fell out via cave in altitudinally (1 snake was found lower down, on a dry patch of dirt, under a rock.) We paid our debt, which worked out to be more after talking to the father Victor, then went back to the Fortin locality. We went into a banana finca there, & I got 3 snakes very similar to the Contia shrimp, but in stead of an orange ventra, they had a blue one. All were under

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B Skiffy 1976. Jarral Mexico: Fortin + Cuatlapán, Veracruz 30 Jan. very dry rocks, one infested w/ ants. I also picked up one Sceloporus under a dry rock. Jim got a B. rufescens in a banana axil, but I saw none. Outside the finca, I got an Eleutherodactylus under a large wet rock, as did Jim. We lifted all the flagstones again, but got nothing. We went back to Cuatlapán, where we dined and slept at Miguel's place - fantastic folks, but a very loud rooster crowed all night. 31 Jan. Mexico: Veracruz, Cerro Chichahua +tla We got off at about 9 A.M. from Miguel Ceron's house to collect. Jim, Carlos + I drove to the base of the mtn., & climbed to the top of Cerro Chichahuaxtla, a climb'd ~ 2 hrs. Once there Carlos topped bromeliads, & Jim + I primarily worked the logs, bark etc. on the ground. I got 2 salamanders - 1 Thorius inside a rotten log, and another (poss. Parvamolge) under mossy bark about 4ft. off of the ground. Carlos got 1 Pseudoenycus nigroventris in a bromeliad, & 2 tad poles. The area was

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B.Shelly 1976 Journal Mexico: Veracruz, Sierra Chicalhuaxtla 31 Jan. moist, but not soaking wet. We worked for ~ 2 1/2 hours, and only got 3 salamanders. No other herps were seen. Ate lunch at the crest, then decided to move further down to look for Thorius and Panamodges. We worked down from the crest about 200 meters, then again started to look in extent. I got 2 B. rufescens in a lone banana tree, and one Lineatritus under a very large rock. Also Carlos picked up several more rufescens and 2 Lineatritus and Jim chopped a B. rufescens (?) in half. This animal was inside a rotten log in a large beetle cavity, unlike all the other rufescens we have caught. As we were working in this general area, a very light shower came down for about 15 minutes. We then went down to the casa of Victor Solano & worked the bananas & rocks around there. I got 2 more B. rufescens in another banana tree, one of which was about 10 ft. off of the ground. Also, these animals seem to be clinging to both the tree & on the axil that is peeled, & can be several layers into the plant. Carlos also got more rufescens as well as 1 Lineatritus & 1 Thorius, both under rocks. This area was around 1100 meters.

B. Shelly 1976 Journal Mexico: Veracruz, Cerro Chichahuatl. 1 Jan. and was drier than the summit. I also worked a few yards of a dry creek bed, hoping to find frogs, but found it to be very dry, although the air in the small gully it formed was very humid. I also worked some stones around a running creek with no success. All together we got 17 salamanders and two tadpoles, not much for a hell of a lot of work. This evening we had chile rellenos cooked the way they should be by Miguel's wife, & again she will sleep at his place. (It rained for another 15 minutes tonight). Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, Vicinity of San Bernardino + Puerto del Aire. Four of us (Carlos, Renee, Jim + I) took off toward the Puebla border via the toll road 150, toward Laguna San Bernardino. We exited on the dirt road to San Felipe, (10 km.) then went another 12 km. to our first collecting site. As we went inland on 150 the terrain became dryin till it was cactus desert. However, as we climbed toward Puerto del Aire, it became foggy till one couldn't see at all. (Note, there are 2 reverse corners, where you go on the wrong

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B. Sheffer 1976 Journal Mexico: Veracruz, vicinity San Bernardino + Puerto del Aire. 1 Feb. side of the road on this climb). Over the top the fog cleared, & it became dry again. However, after about 10 km. on the dirt road to San Bernardino the fog moved back intermittently, & the oak-pine forest reappeared. We collected at a clearing in the woods ~ 12 km. E. of San Felipe. The road went through a valley, with oak-pine woodland on either side. The south-facing slope was cleared, with many logs + strips to work. Thorius were fairly common under logs + bank, and raking leaf litter. Also, there is a large Pseudoxyrceus under logs + bank. I got one young one under bank. It is brownish above with a red tail. The animal is fairly slender, but heavier than a Thorius. Jim & Carlos got several adults. Carlos found 10 under 1 log! These guys have some really nice mold spots on the top of the tail, & go to a greyish on the side. There is also a reddish ear mark on each side. All told, we got 38 Thorius, 11 Psedus + 4 Scelops. As we were leaving the fog started to roll in- this was so heavy w water that it was raining fairly heavily fog drip. However, the ground still remained pretty dry. Also, on the south facing slope I found & cut about 10 bromeliads- no wider in oaks.

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B. Shuffa 1971 Journal Feb. Mexico: Ureave, vicinity San Bernardo + Puerto del Aire We then backed up ~ 2 km. + walked a road bank. I used the pick on the bank, i got 7 Thorius in about 10 minutes - all within 4 inches of the surface, in moist dirt. I also chipped some rock, with no luck. Carlos + Renee got another 29 Thorius under logs in the woods. We then back trucked along the road to Hwy. 150, and headed E. to Puerto del Aire. N 3.2 km locality micro ondas Puerto del Aire Free Hwy. 150 10 km. San Felipe Laguanas. San Bernardo At. Puerto del Aire we went S.W. 3.2 km. on a dirt road to a patch of forest, where we collected. Again walking logs + bank, we got 41 Thorius, but no Pseuds. This area was very moist, with heavy fog drip while we were there. Vegetation was pine-oak woods, with considerable undergrowth, and plenty of logs and rocks. Also, the trees often had many bromeliads, and I knocked ~ 8 off of one oak. In one of these was an Aporia - green

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B. Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico, Veracruz, vicinity Cerro Orizaba, and the road, while dirt, is a very good road. We proceeded East on it, past Termola 1.5 km. and 1.5 km. before Termola, we collected in a small patch of pine woods. The area has been heavily cleared, but there were a few old patches of woods left. In this area, we found very few logs or rocks, but those we found had salamanders. I got one small Pseudoemyces under back of a stump. & many Thorius, especially by rating wood chips on the ground. These were very moist, & often between the chips would be salamanders. All told, we got 53 Thorius + 3 Pscois under various litter. The area was dry + sunny for the most part, & is being heavily farmed. We then proceeded on the road further east, to the town of El Bero. This may be arrived at several ways, but if you keep going east (toward the mtns.) you eventually hit it. We then hiked in about 1 km. to the face of the mtns, and walked a very steep clearing on a slope. This area also was very dry + dusty, and heavily cleared. Only the very steep slopes have trees left- the rest is cleared for farming or wood. We worked

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3. Shyffn 1976. Journal Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, vicinity Cerro Orizaba, this slope the same as before, i again in the wood-chip clearing there were many Thories. There were also at least 2 Psocids - one small one that Carlos got may be an immature beli, i another larger one I got looks much like those collected near San Bernardino. In all we got 50 Thories & 5 Psocids (4 of one type, & the beli) in about 2 hours. Also, as we walked in there was a nice road bank, where we collected 8 Scelops of at least 2 types. however, it was much too dry for salamanders. Also, as we walked I turned 3 logs by the side of the road. They were completely exposed, in the open in a field. On the first sifting through I got 15 Hyla under them - than on the way back Carlos + I got 8 more. As we headed for the car it rained very hard for a good hour - so it is not truly dry season! As we left we tried to collect one more spot, but it was dry with no wood or rocks to turn - we not anything, & headed back to Cuatlapam. We then left with many final farewells, i spent the night in Fortin at the Hotel Margey Mayorq. 120 pesos for 2.

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B. Shortfu 1976, Journal Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, vicinity Cerro Orizaba. (Note: When we collected at El Berro, Carlos told us it was ~ 3 1/2 hrs. by foot to the top of *Orizaba- this about 15 km.) (see Jim Hanken for map of this place). Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, en route to Volcan San Martin. We woke up & worked the coffee + banana finca at the edge of Fortin. basically the same area as before. In the banana fields I got an Electrodostylus (?) and one Lixenitron , + Jim got 2 Lixenitron + 2 Polityglossa reflexens in banana plants. The Lixenitron, as always, were under rocks. We then walked along a path through the bananas, were I turned a lot of rocks. Under them I got 3 snakes + one Bofo - it is not a marinus, & has large, very distinct cranial crests. We left after a couple of hours & headed for Veracruz. 4.1 km. east of Fortin we worked a vacant lot for more platydactyla- I got none, but Jim got 3, under 2 rocks next to each other. They were in the open, totally exposed. We were told that salvadores are common under rocks, but when it is wetter-in May + June. We left & headed on to Veracruz, then south to Caturmeras.

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B. Shytle 1976. Journal Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, en route to Vulcan San Martin. The area gets very dry as you head south, till it is scruffy chaparral-desert land. This is so even though you go very near to the coast. Also, the lowlands are heavily cleared, & there is virtually no forest except on the steepest slopes of the mountains, which apparently are impossible to clear clean. We stayed the night in Catamarca, in hope of hitting Vulcan San Martin in the morning. 4 Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, Catamarca We attempted to get up Vulcan San Martin- talked to an American named Juan Hiler who runs a refrigerator repair service in town. He told us of 2 ways to approach the mountain - one from San Andres Tuxtla, & the other from the coast. Gulf coast My J. San Martin x s. Andran Tuxtla Catamarca x-Biology station. Either way the road doesn't get too close to the mtn. - we first tried the coast way. The road is long & slow, & we got as far as the tropical biology research station, &

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B. Staffen. 1976. Journal Mexico: Veracruz, Catamauca. 4 Feb. asked for help. They told us to go back to the head mtn of the station in San Andres Tuxla. We did this. & the way, Refugio Sardido, took us to the dirt road to the mtn. Note - we collected near town earlier in the day. First, we ascended a ridge about 2 km. from Catamauca. On the way up I got on a frog, & Jim a Sceloparus. It was really dry, & no other herps were caught. Then we went into the outskirts of town, about .7-.6 km. W.E. of the town gymme. Under a pile of junk, I got the only salamander - a Bolitoglossa. It looks very similar to the platydyctyle we've been getting, and is definitely in the Mexican group. Also in a log pile I dug out 2 Bifio marinus. We worked the area a bit bit longer, then took off, for it was hot, dry & w little good cover. The general aspect of everything is cut over, dry, & inhospitable - definitely not good salamander country. We saw no bromilid's, and logs had more scorpions than anything else.

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B. Shettn 1976 Journal Mexico: Veracruz, Vulcan San Martin 5 Feb. We took off again for vulcan San Martin: from Catamarco head west on Hwy 150 toward Alvarado. The road goes as follows. To Alvarado To Vulcan San (dirt). martin 8km N To San Andress Tuxila. x Catamarca The road in is dirt and very bad, we drove in as follows. smaller, unmarked cutoff To Vulcan San Martin. 1.7 foot bridge over river. very poor dirt road. Lagoon E 1 km 1.6 - garbage dump... Hwy 150. we drove about 5 km. in, then walked another 6 hours - probably about 8 km. to the beginning of the rain forest. Along the way, the area has been totally cleared of forest, and is all pasture and corn fields. There are nice patches of forest on some steep hills, but we did not

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B. Shaff 1976. Journal Feb. Mexico: Veracruz, Vulcan San Martin. investigate them. On the mountain, however, the forest starts as soon as you start to climb. It is extensive & seemingly virgin forest. The area has a large mixed species forest, with bromeliads and many good logs to turn & peel- however, they appear to be natural. Upon first entering the forest, we cut some bromeliads, but w/o luck. A little further on, we [illegible] find the first Pseudoeurycea [crossed out] wateri under a small log. We worked this area some more - got several more Pseuds, & I got 6 Thorius under leaf litter and small logs. We continued up the trail finding Pseuds + Eleutherodactylus family regularly. The Pseuds were under logs, under bark, & inside of rotten logs. We did not notice the correlation made by Shannor, who says these salamanders are under logs when low temp, & under bank off of the ground at higher elevations - for they were found on the ground at ~ 4000 ft + inside of logs at 3000-2500-ft. The Eleutherodactylus were under logs, or just out hopping around. At least 2 species were found - one is small & solid brown - the other has a very distinctive mid-dorsal stripe, & is much less common (we got 2 only)

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B. Stuyffer 1972 Journal Mexico: Venezuela, Volcan San Martin. 5 Feb. Jim also picked up a small Anolis, but it died soon after. I also got 2 snakes - one small Geophis type thing under a wet log, and one that looks like the snakes from the coffee + Gurana fields of Fortin, also under a large, very rotten log. Jim got 1 other Thories under a large log. No more were seen. We walked nearly to the top, then decided to get back. We made it out of the forest to a fairly main trail by dark, but got somewhat lost in the tall & wandered around for several hours. The trip should definitely be a 2-3 day jaunt - it is beautiful as a lot to see, & camping would be very simple. Also, on the way in I grabbed an Anirena - out running around in the hot dry chaparral. All in all the area is highly worthwhile both for its herps & as an outstanding example of what tropical rainforest used to be like. Mexico - en route to Oaxaca. 6. Feb. We took off for Oaxaca, went north on Hwy. till we hit the river crossing (ferry). On Mex. Hwy. 145 toward Texcater we got a DOR Matrix sp. and saw a couple of others, really squashed. Also noticed a couple

13. Shetbon 1476 Journal Mexico, en route to Oaxaca. 6 Feb. of Boto Marinos out, but didn't stop. We stayed in Tuxtapes that night. Also, we worked some banana fields before crossing the ferry, but got nothing - the water in the bananas was hot - ~ 25°C, & prob. the animals were elsewhere - even spiders were scarce. Mexico: Oaxaca, near Vista Hermosa 7 Feb. We drove out past Valle National to our 1st collecting site - just south of Vista Hermosa, in a small clearing. It is really wet up here - heavy duty rain forest w/ lots of bromeliads & constant fog or drizzle. We hit a small clearing - looks like where a path was started, or a mudslide went. We worked it for about 100 yards, until the rainforest closed in. I got 2 salamanders from 1 bromeliad - 1 therius + 1 Chirop. This was from a small bromiliad, ~ 8" tall. I also got another Chirop, & Jim got a Chirop, 2 Hyla, & 1 Eleutherodactylus, all from bromeliads. This area has a high animal: bromiliad density - pupups 1:2 or 1:3. UN fortunately, there were few bromiliads w/in reach. Turning rocks gave no animals. We then moved on the road about 22 km to a bus stop to a trail going

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B. Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico: Oaxaca, near Vista Hermosa. 7 Feb, went away from it - most of these bus stops seem to be along ridges, & all of the ridges look like they have trails on them. *This area is basically unwalkable unless you are on a trail - the forest is incredibly thick. However, on this trail, often going from a few hundred yards, the forest thinned a bit, so that passing through it is possible. Off of the trail we found many bromiliads, but no Salamanders. I dropped on very big bromilids form ~ 15-20 ft. up in an oak tree - & we found 2 chortoses-green hylas in it. However nothing else was seen, in perhaps 50 bromiliads. Also, nothing under bark on logs. We took off around dark - soaking wet from intermittent rain & went back to Tuxtpec to get gas. Also, * Before arriving at this area we stopped at the town of Yelila - a possible Bolitoglossa locality. We asked the best local people, & they knew salamanders. With a flash of translating brilliance, Jim got ~ 15 people looking for animals - but none showed up; we turned a lot of rocks in a river flood plain, tore up rotten logs, peeled bananas, etc - nothing. We then

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B.Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico - Oaxaca near Vista Hermosa. 7 Feb. headed up to the Casa of Fernando Abandonado to see if he had any animals. He had none, but we were told that they do exist there. Again we wanted many fallen logs, peeling bark, etc. at hand. Absolutely nothing. By this point it was getting wetter, and ~7qom. & the rainforest is starting to move in. However, it was still somewhat clean at this house, although we got 1 shower. The lowlands in general are really hard to work, & I suspect that salamanders are essentially absent during the dry season. Mexico: Oaxaca - vicinity of Vista Hermosa. 8 Feb. We got up & drove back up to Vista Hermosa, where we worked another locality. This is off of a trail directly west of Vista Hermosa town- downhill into the forest. It is in back of a house so there are many fallen logs, which we worked, as well as trees & bromeliads. Also, many of the felled trees have live bromeliads which were as rich as the ones on upright trees for amphio- canos. All told we got 5 animals - 3 Pseudoeurycea type salamanders, a Hylo + a Susto Syrrhopus type hybrid. The latter frog was found by Jim in the center of

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B. Shaffer 1976 Journal Mexico: Oaxaca: vicinity of Vista Hermosa 8 Feb. a fallen-tree bromiliad in the middle the rest of the animals were in normal type habitats. Also, at this place I noticed that there are 2 distinct types of bromilioda- one has broad leaves w no spines, & the large leaves are thin, & the other looks like an Agavi plant as a tree- large, succulent leaves w spires on edges. The former seems to be richer in Amphibian life, but both do have animals - salamanders however, seem to be rare in the big Agavi type plants. We now drove about 3km. S. to a bus stop that was known as a good site with a very large trail going off to the west. Agavi known collecting spot- another trail to the west but to no bus stop. Again this is very wet, true rainforest - lots of bromiliods - a good spot. Walking through the woods we get ~ 12 chings in perhaps 30-40 bromiliods and here we found, as we did elsewhere, that Chings are most abundant in medium sized bromiliods. It is possible that the big nos harbor too many predatory insects, or perhaps they are too wet - they hold several quarts of water. In any case- about 12" tall plants are definitely

January 20th I don't know if you're aware, but I've been having some trouble at school lately. It seems like everyone is against me for no reason. I just want to tell you that it's not fair. My friends are all turning against me too. They say I'm weird and that I don't fit in with the rest of them. But I think they're wrong. I've been trying hard to make new friends, but it's really difficult when everyone else seems so mean. And then there's this guy who keeps bothering me about how I dress. He says my clothes are weird and that I should stop wearing what I wear. That just makes me want to scream! Anyway, I hope you can understand why I'm feeling so upset right now. Please don't forget about me or anything like that because I really need your support more than ever before.

B.Shafte last Journal Mexico: Oaxaca near Vista Hermosa. 8 Feb. The best for these Salamanders. We also found many other objects, but too no avail. We now moved on to another large bus stop to a trail leading west. This trail is really major - almost like a road, w many side branches - we were told it goes to a village. The earth is red mud here - might be good for night collecting. We walked around looting bromeliads - i got 9 more Chirops, again primarily in medium bromiliads- Jim also picked up 1 Theris in a bromiliad. I got 2 Thorius under logs- the 1st things seen on the ground in a long time. These were very rotten logs sitting close to a muddy pool - so the ground was saturated mud. No other Theris were seen. Jim also got 1 leptodactylid in a bromiliad. We now drove on another 5.5 km. i stopped by a large "chapel" on the roadside that are so common. It is in the midst of a clearing, & we started to turn objects. There was a large pile of old old roofing material, & in the middle of it I got an Exile boa placaty - coiled up. This pilt was exposed to the sun, & the sun was out. It is a greyish color, & is about ready to shed. we shall see if it turns black. The snake is

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B.Shaffer 1976. Journal Mexico: Oaxaca, Near Vista Hermosa. 8 Feb. Perhaps 18" long, as a strongly keeled tail. The area was is about a [illegible] clearing of grass. Turning all other stones, etc. gave us nothing. However, that night on a road break I got a leptodactylid w/ a bright orange dorsal stripe - sitting on a small ledge on the vertical wall. We drove on about another 6 km. to the next stop, a wet pine forest. This is just past the actual rainforest, & into drier pine- however it still has some bromeliads. I'm went in to the woods to look for Thorius, but got none. I caught 1 thorus on the roadside under a cement block- it was very dry. Also got 6 frogs under small rocks, & 1 Barisia under a large rock. I turned about 100 rocks to get the 6 frogs - they were fairly evenly spaced under dry, roadside stones. There were at least 2 spp. one has a reddish dorsal color & a distinct to indistinct cream triangle on the head; the other is black + white mottled. We went to Machin for dinner where there is an excellent, I somewhat simple, restaurant then went night driving. We went first to the Exilobas locality, when I got the frog. Then we went on to 52 km. W. Guelatao to a nice red-clay road bank.

3/17 I just found out that "i" is spelled so please send a kind note saying how much i love you and the poem I sent and hope it helps me to feel special again. you helped me to find myself as if I had never been so alive - right there. thank you very much. You deserve all the good things in life, and a lifetime of happiness with your wife and son. I know that it is true and I believe it too. Thank you for being such an amazing person. I hope you are happy now. - sent a note to my mom who told me this story. she said she loved me so much but also that she would never forget me. I will always remember her words and how even though I lost my mother, I still have her love in my heart. Thank you for being such a wonderful friend to me. You made me feel special and loved like no other.

B.Shaffner 1976 - Journal Mexico: Oaxaca, vicinity Vista Hermosa. 8 Feb. This roadcut varies from 10 ft -- ~3 ft. high, is intermittent rock, rock + moss, & red clay. We got 9 Pseudoeurycea "lumpy" & 1 Ps. wariiezi , all out & around. Occasionally just the head was sticking out of a crack in the clay, but usually the entire animal was out & it was apparently out foraging for food, mates, etc. It would be of interest to watch them, but it was raining, so we grabbed them & took off. Also, the cracked red clay is definitely the place to get them - although they were found on all of the vertical surfaces. I also got a eleuthyla sitting on the vertical wall - no other frogs were seen. We took off & camped out on the Machin side of the mtn. at a bus stop - it was cold but very beautiful. 9 Feb. Vicinity Llano de las Flores, Oaxaca, Mexico. We got up & went to Oaxaca for business, then worked our way back up Cerro Pelon. The 1st stop - was at an abandoned house 18 km. W. of the town of Guelatao. This area was pretty dry, but we decided to look anyway. I got a Stilopogus by the road, then walked a big, rotten log in the sun in front of the house. Under bark I got a couple of Thorius, & many more inside it - about

I think JFP1 Dear Mr. and Mrs. M. I am writing to you because I have heard that your son is in trouble at school. I was wondering if you could give me some information about him. I know he is a good student, but I also heard that he has been getting into fights with other students. I am concerned about his future and wanted to ask for your help. I would appreciate it if you could let me know what kind of problems your son is having at school. Is there anything I can do to help him? If not, please let me know so that I can stop bothering you with this issue. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Sincerely, John Smith

B. Shiff 1976 Journal Vicinity of Llano de las Flores, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1 Feb. 10 in all. This log was cedar, it was rotted to the point of breaking into large chunks - not trocily rotten, but breaking up. This type of log proved the best for Thorius at this stop i. several others - they seem to dislike really rotten logs, i. you can't get into solid ones. I then moved off into the woods by the side of the house i got more Thorius in similar cedar logs. In study spots I also found them under large pieces of peeled bark on the ground; for those maintained their moisture well. All together, we Got about 35 Thorius - I got ~ 25 of them. Also, I picked up another Scleropus out running around. We then moved on to Llano de las Flores - a large clearing another 8 km. W. on the road. This area is a very large meadow that crosses the road slightly & has a small stream going down the middle of it. Also, at the eastern edge is an agricultural N. ↑ collect. x x x Llano de las Flores research station creek Hwy 175 research station of some type. We collected along the northern edge of the meadow, etc on a

I'm so glad you asked me that. But I can't tell you how much it means to me that you're here, and that you care about what I have to say. It's rare for someone to take the time to really listen to what I have to say, especially when they don't know me well. And yet, somehow, in this moment, it feels like we've been friends for years. I hope you understand why I'm saying all of this. Because if there's one thing I want you to take away from our conversation today, it's that your friendship means the world to me. And I'll always be grateful for having you in my life.

B. Shiffy 1476 Journal. 9. Feb Vicinity Llano de las Flores, Oaxaca, Mexico: hillside. It is covered with lots of oak logs & rodes, which can be good Thoriux cover. By rolling logs & peeling bark one can get many animals. Jim got 43 under 1 log, & I got 15 under another. The best log seems to be a medium, non-rotten log set in the ground to loose bark. In all we got ~125 thorius. Jim also got me hutchling Pseudoeurycea under bark of a large log, ~2 ft. off of the ground - it looks like a hutchling smithii. No other herps were caught. This area is cold at night - it definitely goes below freezing at this time of year. Thus, the reason that animals are not as thick as they are in summer may be moisture, or it may be temp- erature - no other herps were seen, & we headed to [illegible] Ixtlan to sleep. Also, we did night driving at the road cut off of Machin - two spots, one east & one west. Unfortunately it was very dry & we got nothing. we did in right side on the 2, not the Wth [illegible] good gradient Hwy. 175. dirt road xxxxx Machin - [rectangle] dirt road xxxxxxx {good gradient

B. Shaffer 1976. Journal 10 Feb. Cerro Pelon area, Oaxaca, Mexico. We got up & decided to fill in the gaps we had missed along the edge & top of Cerro Pelon. There were still one or 2 inter- mediate places, plus the saddle & top of the mtn itself. Thus The southern exposure of the mtn is quite dry all over, but it does have these wet logs we've been getting animals under. However, once over the top, the drop down to cloud forest is truly amazing. Our first stop was 6km. the Exiloba locality & the Llano de las Flores, a place 33 km. N. of Guelatao. This area was much like the abandoned house locality - dry oak & pine on a fairly mild slope. We started to turn logs & tear-open stuff. & I got several Thorius peeking back & working rotting cedar logs. Again in the shade they were much closer to the surface & easier to get at. On a sunny I worked a west and north facing slope - on a South facing slope under a rock, Jim got a Redinia - like snake - yellow w/ dark lines, & really nice. In all we got about 20 Thorius & decided to leave. Then, up by the road, turning stones I picked up a small Thamnophis coiled under a rock in the sun. We turned most of the other rocks in the area to no avail.

I don't know what you mean by that. No, I'm not at all like that. I got it right when you told me to stop being so hard on myself. But then I started thinking about how I could have done better if I had just listened more carefully instead of always trying to be perfect. And now here we are again with the same old problems over and over because nobody seems willing to listen or try anything new. I know you think that maybe this is just some kind of game you're playing, but honestly, I don't see why anyone would bother unless they really cared enough to make it work for everyone involved. So let's just forget about all those silly arguments and focus instead on finding solutions that actually matter rather than wasting time arguing pointlessly until someone gives up completely. I mean seriously though, do you even care anymore? Because if not, then maybe it's time to move forward without holding onto past grievances forever since there's no way either one of us will ever change our minds about anything important once we've made up those final decisions together.

B. Shaffa 1976 Journal Cerro Pelon area, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 10 Feb. We drove on 4 km. to an area on the saddle of the mtn. top, & decided to work there a while. The area was again a dry, flat spot. We worked, but I got nothing. Jim however, did get, 3 thorios & one Barisia under rocks + logs. The area was not great, so we pushed on to the logging road east of Madrin (see map, 9 Feb.) This is yet another stand of oak-oak-pine - but primarily pine. Some of the area has been cut over, & many stumps were around. Further along the road to the east there is active logging - but got we worked a steep north-facing slope that was not badly cut over. Again by peeling back & chopping open logs we got thorius - also Jim tells me he got them just under logs, although I never found one under a log or rock. The area supports some scrappy pine-bromeliads, and Jim & I each got a thorius inside of one - they look like the normal guard ones, but we kept them separate anyway. In all we again got ~20 thorius, but no other herbs were seen. At this point we had a fairly good traverse up the dry, southern side of Cerro Pelon, but were missing anything from the

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B.Shellon 1976. Journal Cerro Pelon area, Esti. Oaxaca, Mexico. 10 Feb. actual peak. Three five, we or went over the trp, looked for one more good spot to collect. Unfortunately, it is very steep on the North facing side of the mtn, so level spots are hard to got. We worked a spot on the west side of the road, just over the crest. A small stream runs down the wthn. side & crosses under the road and there are a couple of trails going up. We worked the slope all the way up to the summit - it is very steep, at times nearly vertical. This area is primarily pine although there are some deciduous oaks. Underbrush is thick at spots, but generally passable off of the trail. Jim got 3 animals working rocks on the slope, & I got no Thorics at all. I did, hovever, pick up a Sceloporus in a open sunny patch near a stream. On the way down I found a log - 4 ft long & 2 ft. in diameter, & got 5 Thorics under the back of it. The log was near the stream, & had thin bark that peeled easily. The log did not appear rotten at all. I also turned rocks near the stream, but got nothing. This area was quite dry now, but is probably wet in June + July. If worked then, undoubtably the Thorics would be fairly

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B. Shiffer 1976. Journal Cerro Pelon Area, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 0 Feb. common, for there are plenty of cover objects. I was getting late, so we pushed on & worked one more spot - another primarily pine + oak area 52 km. N. Gezelatus. This was a rather dryish area, too very few cover objects. I got one Tharics under a small (~3" diameter) log, & that's all we got. The underbrush was thick at this area, & it is hard to work. We did see night walks (see 10 Feb., a Feb. for details) then took off. ate and camped out. Oaxaca city, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 11 Feb. We were really tired & far behind on animals today, so we decided to take a day to get caught up. We found a great hotel - the Hotel "Primavera", & got a room - 68 pesos, clean, & you park your car inside at night. There is also a good restaurant next door. spent the day at cataloguing & screwing around Oaxaca city - a very nice place. Cerro San Felipe - Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 12 Feb. To get to Cerro San Felipe drive north Hwy 175 out of Oaxaca City , past El Estudiante to the turn of La Cumbre - here there is a dirt logging road to the West that goes all the way in to the peaks.

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B. Shuffn 1976. Journal Cerro San Felipe, Oaxaca, Mexico. 12 Feb. of the mtn. The road is a good, major road, Q x Hacumbre. logging road. Cerro San Felipe x el Estudiante. Oaxaca. with several forks (map forthcoming) however, the easiest way to remember your way is always take the uphill fork - it will get you to the top. The mtn. was very dry all over, and especially at the lower reaches was quite windy & hot - the wind probably contributed to the overall dryness. The slopes of the mtn. are steep (too dense) down so one can really only walk a few places. The first is about 2.4 km. from the entrance at La Cumbre. we worked logs for Florius, but it was very dry; I we saw no salamanders. Also, we wanted bromeliads for Abornig which

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B. shiff 1476. Journal Cerro San Felipe, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 12 Feb. should be there, but got rare - since it was very warm, they may be out foraging. Also, most of the low bromiliads have been cut by the tornado, so they are fairly tough to work. This area, as most of the mtn, is pine + oak & is very dry. We moved on to a logging camp 4 km. W. of laumbre & worked more pine-oak slopes. Jim did well - several Thurius & about 5 P.smithi & the Thurius seem to be under bark often, while the smithii are under rocks or logs. Also, there seems to be the beginning of a correlation that the 2 are not often found together - perhaps smithii eats Thurius, or it's poison keeps it away. I also lopped some bromiliads here, but again, got nothing. we took off after a couple of hours & went to the next locality, a stream cut 9 km. W. of laumbre. The road goes west, & the stream runs N-S. across it. We again worked the same type of habitat, but got very little gain - a few odd Thurius inside of logs, & a few small smithii. This area was wetter, due to the stream, but was still a dry, steep slope, hard to work. I did notice that the wind had

B. Stella. Journal 1976. Cerro San Felipe, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 12 Feb. subsided, however. We ate lunch & decided to push on to the summit locality, 15 km W. of La Cumbre. This area is reported to have a superabundance of P. smithii in the wet months, so we were curious to see it now. x summit. uphill, wooded, shaded. large clearing uphill to stumps & logs. W. --dirt road La Cumbre, The area in the clearing shown above - open, exposed to direct sunlight, & fairly hot. There are many logs & stumps, & we worked those first. The Pseudosycrea were occasionally found under logs, & often up to 10 under both of stumps. However, they are not thick under logs as reported for the wet season. We found that most of the animals encountered were very young, still retaining the juvenile red spots. Also in the clearing I got 1 Basisa & one scelponis - the former under a log & the latter out running around. I then started to work south up the north facing slope. Inside

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B.Staff 1976. Journal 12 Feb Cerro San Felipe, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico, a brush pile I got a large Thamnophis, i kept getting occasional smithii. We decided to back up a couple of km's i see [illegible] what we could get - we hit an area similar to the 15 km. locality, but it was steeper hill. The area -- was about the same, but definitely fewer smithii - I have no idea why. However, smithii + thamnophis were still common enough, & i'm got 2 more Bamixia. We worked this area, then called it a day. 13 Feb. Sola de Vega, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico, We decided to give the area around sola de Vega a try - go due souther way. 13! to the town of Sola de Vega, then another 19 km. to a power plant station. The area is oak pine & exceedingly dry. We worked a road bank that supposedly has a superabundance of Thamnophis in the wet season, but we got none. I worked a hillside intsrle of the house & got 1 Euneces, but that was it for us. We headed back to Sola de Vega, i worked the stream that goes through town for a bit. Picked up about 50 tadpoles in it to 2 skrapes scoops of a drag net, [illegible]

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B. Sheffield 1976. Journal Sola de Vega, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 13 Feb. then worked the stream, more for turtles that are reported to be in it - unfortunately we saw none. Also, no adult frogs were seen or heard. We headed back to Oaxaca early. Note - we were told that the 19 km. S. Sola de Vega locality is very wet in June + July, but it was (sort of dry) in February! Vicinity Cuajimoloyas, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 14 Feb. We headed out of Oaxaca City on Hwy 190 S. and at Tlacolula headed north toward the city of Diaz Ordaz. (175 x 180 -> Tlacolula tunnel is 24.3 km. by road). Go 6 km. to city of Diaz Ordaz, then go left on Calle de S de Mayo in town. This is a dirt road that heads off to the town of Cuajimoloyas. (~20 km.) The road is a steep climb up to ~3000m elevation, and we found it to be extremely dry & dusty. Once in to high elevation, the forests (and most of the area still has fine stands of forest) are primarily coniferous with an occasional small oak or madrope. Also, nettle & thistle are on the ground, and an occasional huge cagei plant is seen. Our 1st stop was 2 km. W. of town - we worked a nice-looking slope for a while, but found it completely dry, with only

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B. Shelker 1976 Journal Vicinity Cuajimoloyas, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 14 Feb. a few mist logs. We moved on to the 2nd stop, 4 km. N. of Cuajimoloyas, at an elevation of 3170 m. Here we worked a very nice slope where we found Thorius fairly commonly. The best way to get them was rolling large logs with bark, & peeling bark that had been on the ground. However, they were also found inside rotten logs, under small logs, in stumps, etc. There seem to be either 2 color morphs of Thorius here, or 2 species. One is all black on the dorsal surface, the other is the more conventional dark with a brown stripe. However, other body proportions seem to be the same. In total we got ~50 animals in an hour or 2 of work. We then moved on another 2 km. to see what happens further on. This next area has a large cleared area with many logs about 1/3 the way up the slope to the left (east-facing) & we decided to work it. We found more of the same, & the same type of habitat. We worked up to the top of the crests & have found another area of cleared forest to many logs. I got 10 out of 1 log, & Jim at least that number out of a large rotten log. We took our ~50 Thorius (again both morphs, but the black more common this time) & split.

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B.Shaffer 1976. Journal 15 Feb. Vicinity Santos Reyes Papalo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. We drove up Mex. Hwy 131 North out of Oaxaca city to San Juan Bautista Cuicatlán when we headed east on a dirt road - 23 km. to the town of Santos Reyes Papalo. We then went another 8 km. W.E. to our 1st collecting site at the main hwy. you are at ~ 750 m - cactus desert w/ no trees - by ~ 1600 m. the cactus fall out ! you start hitting oak- this then gradually grades in to pine higher up. At the 8 km. W.E Papilo locality, we were at 2670 m. & it was oak + pine w/ a few madroa + again. This was a very pleasant slope w/ many good pine logs + stumps, and many rodes. Only Thorius were found by Jim & I - they were particularly abundant beneath wet bark of logs. As per usual, a good way to get them is beneath bark on the ground-side of fallen logs. - also inside of semi-rotten log can be good. Rolling rocks produced nothing- it was always too dry. We worked this slope for a couple of hours, then moved on further along the ridge. By the time we hit our last locality, we were essentially at the top of the crest- perhaps not quite to it. We next went over the top & hit a locality on

B. Skift 1976. Journal Vicinity Santos Reyes Papilo, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. 15 Feb. The other side. This area was not as cleared, and had five stands of pine - unfortunately it is all a precipitous slope that is really impossible to work. We stopped for a moment at a turnout on the road that had a small wood-pile - I got 5 Thorius out of it - 4 out of from under a branch not over 3" in diameter. We then turned around and decided to hit one more in this vicinity locality - we chose one 11 km. W.E. from Santos Reyes Papilo. This area has a small stream running by the road, & a steep to slope rises away from it. It is much like the 1st locality - pines + an occasional oak. Again by rolling logs, etc. I get several Thorius, as did Jim. I then worked one large (~ 2' diameter) log - peeling bark & rolled it & got ~ 15 more. Then by splitting the log along its pre- formed cracks I got at least 15 more - it was literally packed w/ Thorius. Also under the bark of this log I got one small, all- black Pseudoeurycus. No others were seen. The log certainly had many more Thorius, but we took off - always drive back in the dark on a treacherous road.

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Brod Shaffer 1976 Journal Vicinity Zoguitlen, Est. & Pueblo, Mexico 16 Feb. Zoguitlen, like Santos Reyes Papila, is another mountain town off of Mex Hwy 131, and is very similar in habitat type. Again you start at low cactus desert ; more up to pine-oak, always fairly dry. We drove in on the dirt road out of Coxcatlan about 14 km., then walked + hitchhiked into Zoguitlen, another 16 km. or so. We planned to walk another two kms. in some good pine slopes), but the area is cut over for many kms. past town. Therefore, we decided to head back out & work a few good patches of woods that we saw. The area is big in large very cut over pine forest, a few good areas left. However, far to the east past town there are still extremely extensive stands of trees - good for a future foray. In town I saw some tadpoles in a pool in a stream in front of a mans house - we took 30 or so, I I still have a few alive - hopefully they will transform. We then headed out of town - it was at least 75° F (maybe maybe up to 85° ?) I walked ~ 9 kms. to our 1st stop - a south-facing pine & oak slope at d. 2740 m. This was a fairly extensive stand - much cooder than cleared areas, a wet leaf litter, etc. I found Thoris in the novel

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B. Shaffer. 1976. Journal Vicinity Sayulita, Est. Puebla, Mexico. 16 Feb. way - under leaf litter & peeling bark. However, I also found them very commonly under very small cover objects - logs + branches under 3" diameter. I also found this to be so at Cujíjindaga - under those objects in a small patch of damp leaves I might find several animals. I also chopped a few bromeliads, but got nothing. However, this entire area looks very fine for Alonria - however, not on a hot day. We pushed on & walked another approx 1 km. Further on the road - a very similar spot, but more exposed & dry. We each got a few Thariss, then moved on. We managed to hitch a ride out the last few kms, & drove down out of the mtns. to camp. 17 Feb. En Route to Las Vigas, Est. Puebla + Veracruz, Mexico. We took off early - wanted to work the localities around Las Vigas, Veracruz, along the haul. We drove W. on Hwy 131 thru Tehuacan, then took 125 (became Hwy 150) N.E. toward Veracruz. Headed thru Azumbilla, and found ourselves back at Puerto del Aire. We took a quick look at it, & got an entirely different perspective. Today it was dry, hot, & clear - no fog, not cold. It also looked like dry pasture land instead of drowned forest - we noticed

B. Stiffu 1976 Journal En. Route to Las Uvas, Est. Puebla + Veracruz, Mexico. 17 Feb. there are still many bromeliads we couldn't see before, & a good view of Orizaba - complete w/ snow. We continued on to Fortin, & we stopped at our old local locality outside of town to look for more Boltaxas platyphylla. We got no salamanders, but did get another dark snake w/ orange neck-band, & a nice large red + blue ringed snake- both under the same stone. We also drove on- on the way to Huatusco. We passed thru a nice Cupetule on the west side of the road 5.0 km. N. of Huatusco, & stopped to poke around. It was very dry & hot, but Jim got 1 B. platyphylla under a log- nothing else was turned up. We left after ~ 1/2hr. & moved on; at the turn of Totutla, we saw a new road that would cut many kms. off out of our trip, so tried it - it is newly pop paved & fast - an excellent road. This area is very interesting - at first it was : fairly mesic- much like the mapu valley, w/ stands of oaks, pasture land, etc. w/ many cupetules. However, after after the town of Tlatetela, it becomes much drier. The elev. is 1150 m. & you start to hit more of chaparral - few oaks, & lots of cleared land. The bottom of the valley is at 680m.- here it

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B. Shaffer 1976. Journal En route to Los Uigos, St. Poebbe + Vencuy, Mexico. is very dry w no trees. You cross the river, then lead back up the N-w side of the valley- by 900-1000 m. you are broke into good-looking oak stands. Our route on this new road went as follows. Xalapa haaLomas. Truncos. Hwy 140. Coutepac. la Abonudo. Jalcomulco Phillo Partly TOTOtla Huy At the town of La Joya (post Jalapa) we stopped to work a pine slope - this area as is everything else up here is fairly thin pine & oak forest w little ground cover. We worked a lot of slope + got nothing- then at the bottom of the slope I got one small pseudoryger bellii under a rock. There were a lot of volcanic pumice rocks around- perhaps when it dries out the sale marinus dig down into the rocks ?, so cannot be found. Also

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3. Shyffer 1976. Journal 1 Feb. En Route to Las Vegas, Est. Pueblo & Veracruz, Mexico. at this area I got an all black snake (to iridescent red blotches on the venta) under a rock by the roadside. We now decided to move on to the town of Las Vegas. It is very, very cut over up here, but we found a nice patch of pine on the outskirts of town. We worked this area, but there is very little to work - all branches up to ~ 10 ft. are cut, all ground cover is taken - & only a layer of pine needles remains - a very clean forest. I finally found a log, & Tim & I got ~ 30 Therius out of it - mostly under bark. Also inside it Tim got 1 Boldteglasq - in a rotten hole. We continued working, & I found a few new pine logs - under these new Therius were found just under the log. It got dark, so we ate in the town tovely a great place) then camped by the roadside out side of town. 18 Feb. Las Vegas and en Route Mexico City. - Mexico. We decided to work one more locality, so chose an extensive block of pine forest 4 km. W. of Las Vegas, along Mex. Hwy. 140. This forest, as far as I could tell, is identical to that at the town, but there is more ground

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B. Shaffer 1976 Es Journal Las Viguas, en Route to Mexico City - Mexico, Feb. logs + rocks to turn. However, for the most part it is still very picked over, cleared out forest. We worked 2 localities, one on the south side, one on the north. On the south side I got 2 of the Bolitoglossa (John Wright told me today they are actually Pseuds - very bizarre!) under logs, & we found nothing else. Then in the cleared, open area by the road, small under hay piles, we found another 10 Bolits - after 3-4 per pile - it is dark & wet, & they are very abundant. Jim also got a snake + a Scelop. in this area. We then crossed to the south side, looking for more animals. Jim got none, & I got none till the last few logs. In one log, under bark that peeled easily, but not rotten, I got 5 Chirip's (?) about 40mm S-U - all brown w some flecks on the side. It has big feet, moves very quickly + can jump. I got two more in other logs, & that's it. We took all for Mexico City- only worked one locality along the way. This was our old Rio Frio locality, where we saw a few Scelops, but took nothing. It was much drier than it was 3 weeks ago - no way one could get a salamander around here today. We left after a short

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B. Shuff 1976. Journal Feb. Las Vegas, en route to Mexico City - Mexico. time + drove into Mexico City. Stayed at the hotel Agua Calientes - ate a fine meal on the street, packed, & split. Only one minor mishap - as Jim was driving into Mexico City, we got shaken down 2 times - once for $10 & once for $12.50 (Jim bargained him down from $20). Thus ends a fine trip - no problem w/ acustoms or airline people & John Wright met us in H.A.

Shaffer, B. 1976 catalogue #589#917 Costa Rica

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ad Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Beach from 3 miles North to 2 mi. South of Tortuguero town, Prov. Limon, Costa Rica. 589. Chelonio mydas eggshell fragments. J- Aug (5) 590 591 Beach from 3 miles N. to 2 mi. S. of Tortuguro town, Prov. Limon, Costa Rica. 5 July, 590. Chrysemys scripta - 2 frozen viab 591. " " - 2 vial blood. Frozen 592. Ameiva quadrilineata ?? 1 bl. 1 vis. 1 Form. specimen. 1 viscera 593. Iguana iguana 1 liver, 1 visc. 1 blood 594. Chrysemys scripta 595. kinostemon leangustipons 1 blood. # 594 + 595 blood were in refrigerator for ~ 12 hours, so may not be good. Hotel, 3/4 mile S. mouth of Rio Tortugueros Tortugero, on W. side of river. Prov. Limon. 20 July 596. Bothrops atrox - beaten to death by hotel owner. 597. Dendrobates pumilio 598. leptodactylid frog. 1 visc. 599. leptodactylid frog. 1 visc. 2 UTSC 600. colubrid snake. 1 blood 1 form. 601. Pseutes shroeshirei 1 blood pickle = PMCR 7 at U.of Fla.

Brad Shaffer 1976 Catalogue. Casa Verde, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, Prov.Limon, Costa Rica. 0 July 602. Rana palmipes - 1 vial pickle = m 105 (skeleton) this is an all green Ranid, very similar to R.clamitans. Hotel, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of River, Prov.Limon, Costa Rica 21 July. 603 Drymobius margaritiferos - 2 juice skin. - 1 blood skel: - blood in refrigerator ~ 10 hrs. Hotel 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of River, Prov.Limon, C.R. 23 July 604. Hyla rufetela 1visc, 1 pickle 605. leptodactylid frog 1visc, 1pickle 24 July 606. ? Smilisca 1visc., 1 blood, 1pickle. Mouth of Rio Tortuguero, Prov. Limon, C.R. 25 July. 607. Constrictor constrictor - 1blood, 1or2 visc. 1pickle. 8.3 mi. by rd. S.E. turnoff to La Cima, or. 12.4 mi. by rd. S.E. Empalme, Prov.San Jose C.R. 2 Aug. 608.- 612. Bolitoglossa subpalmata all frozen 613. Bolitoglossa subpalnti? form. - no red on legs.

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue 6 km. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on east side of river. Prov. Limon, Costa Rica. 30 July 614. Oxybelis aenus - 1 blood, l visc, 1 skin. (probably leptophis - H.W. Greeve) Hotel, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 25 July 615. Sibon nebula[ta] (visc., 1 skin.) 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, in front of Green Turtle Station. Prov. Limon, C.R. 28 July 616. Kinosternon leucostomum 2 visc, 1 blood skel = 8 Aug. 617. Chelonia mydas - 1 vial blood only. Hotel, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 10 Aug. 618.-636. Dendrobates pumilio frozen entire 637. leptodactylid frog - 1 pickle Beach between mouth of Rio Tortuguero & town of Tortuguero, E. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 11 Aug. 638. Chelonia mydas - 2 vials serum. 639. Basiliscus vittatus - 1 visc, [illegible], 1 pickle. Camp building, 2.5 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on E. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 13 Aug 640. Anolis sp. ♂, 1 pickle, 1 visc. 641. Anolis sp. 1pickle

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B. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Hotel, 3/4 mi., S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. Aug. 1 Aug. 642. Sibon nebula - died in captivity 643. Imantodes " Beach btw. mouth of Rio Tortuguero & town of Tortuguero, on E. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 14 Aug. 644. Chelonia mydas 1 vial blood sat in refrig ~24 hrs. 645 Ameiva quadrilineatus - 1 visc. 1 pickle. 646. Chelonia mydas - 1 vial blood. 16 Aug. 647. Chelonia mydas - 1 vial serum (lg.) 18 Aug. 648. Chelonia mydas - 1 vial serum (lg). 19 Aug. 649. Chelonia mydas - 1 vial serum (lg). Hotel, 3/4 mi., S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 16 Aug. 650. leptodactylid adult & eggs 1 vial visc. 1 pickle. Puerto Moin, Prov. Limon, C.R. 651. Bufo 1 visc., 1 pickle. 652. Anolis 1 visc., 1 pickle adult or enlarged testes yellow dewlap. Beach btw. mouth of Rio Tortuguero and town of Tortuguero on E. side of river, Prov. Limon. 24 Aug 653- (illegible) 656.- Chelonia mydas - serum - all sat on ice 12 hrs. 22 Aug 657.-663. Chelonia mydas (serum)

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D. Shuffte 1976 Catalogue Approx. 2 mi. N.W. Green Turtle station, on banks of Canya Palma Creek, Prov. Limon, C.R. 22 Aug. 664. Rhadinea decorata - 1 pickle, 1 skin, lepto frog. entire frozen. Turtle mountain, ~ 1/2 mi. W. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, prov. Limon, C.R. 23 Aug. 665. leptodacty lid frog. whole carcass frozen " 666. " pickle only ' 667. " " Beach, ~~ 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on E.side of river. Prov. Limon, C.R. 25 Aug. 668. Constrictor constrictor 1 blood 1 pickle 1 visc. Turtle Mtn. ~ 1/2 mi. W. mouth of Rio Tortuguer Prov. Limon, C.R 24 Aug. 669. leptodacty lid frog. 1 visc. 1 pickle. Beach, btw. mouth of Rio Tortuguero and town of Tortuguero, Prov. Limon, C.R. 25 Aug. 670. Chelonia mydas hatchling. Dead on beach 671. " " 672. " " 26 Aug. 673. " 674.-681. Chelonia mydas - 1 lg.vial each serum - heart punct.

B. Shaffer. 1976. Catalogue Hotel, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 25 Aug. 682. lepodactylid frog. 1 visc. 1 pickle. 683. leptodac. sm.-brown. 10 eggs. 1 visc. 1pickle Beach btw. mouth of Rio Tortuguero & town of Tortuguero, Prov. Limon, C.R. 26 Aug. 684. Caretta caretta 1 vial serum only, 28 Aug. 685. Dermatochyls coriacea 2 visc. 1pickle 1 blood + 1hemolysate 686. eggshell fragments. 687. " dead embryo, frm nest. 688. " " 689. " 2 visc. 1 hemolysate 1 blood. 1 pickle. Hotel, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on W. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. July 690 lepodactylid died in captivity. Beach btw. mouth of Rio Tortuguero & town of Tortuguero, Prov. Limon, C.R. 30 Aug. 691. Chelonia mydas - hatchling dead on beach Turtle Mountain, ~ 1/2 mi. W. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, Prov. Limon, C.R. 31 Aug. 692. Sphcaroductylus lincolatus ?

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B. Steffen 1976. Catalogue Garden in Downtown San Jose, Prov. San Jose. Sept. 693 Anolis lionotus ?? or? orange-yellow dewlap. vixc, 1 pickle, Chompige" vicinity of Vulcan Barba, Prov. Heredia, C.R. Sept. 694 Atelopus senex ♀, vixc, 1 pickle. 695 ") 696 " 697 " 698 " 699 " 700 pooled blood of senex - frozen - very little. Rd. btw. San Ramon and San Lorenzo, 13.3 km N. San Ramon, Prov. Alajuela C.R. Sept. 705 Eleutherodactylus fitzingeri entire freeze. lept. smy - pickle. Rd. btw. San Ramon & San Lorenzo, 15.5 km. N. San Ramon, Prov. Alajuela, C.R. vixc, 1 pick. 8 Sept, 706 Ninia maculata 707 Conophis " 708 getknoad lizard vixc. 1 pickle

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Catalogue Rd. btw. San Ramon & San Lorenzo, 13.3 km. N. San Ramon by Rd. Prov. Alajuela, C.R. 709. Anolis limitms or lionatus, & a 1egg. lp. 710. Bofo conniferus (juvinile) entire freeze. 711. Chiropterotriton picadei entire freeze. Rd. Btw. San Ramon & San Lorenzo, 24.3 km. N. San Ramon, Prov. Alajuela, C.R. ? sept. 712. Rana palmipes ? Rd. Btw. San Ramon & San Lorenzo, 15.8 km N. San Ramon. ? Sept. 713. Anolis humilis? pickle only. "Chompipe" vicinity of Vulcan Barba, Prov. Heredia, CR Sept. 714. Rana vibricana visc, pickle, 1 blood. 715. Hyla rivulais ? & 2 eggs. 1 visc. 1pickle lp. 716. Anolis lp. 717. " imature- only pickle lp. 718. 719-722. Eleutherodactylos pausviferus (sp.) entire freeze 723. Eleutherodactylos angelicus 724-725. Oedipina poeltzi entire frozen.

Shuttle 1976. Catalogue Parque Bolivar, N. side of city of San Jose, Prov. San Jose. 10 Sept. 726. Centrolenna frozen, to no #, but locality. University of Costa Rica campus, in city of San Pedro, Prov. San Jose. 10 Sept. 727. - 729. Centrolenna 3 in 1 frozen entire tube pickle. 730-731. Centrolenna In town of Cahuita, 40 km. S. town of Limon, Prov. Limon, C.R. 11 Sept. 732-735. Centrolenna 1 frozen 1 pickle each. 736. Imanthodes l visc, 1bl. 1 pickle to 1 single egg. In chocolate fields, ~ 1 km. N.W. town of Cahuita, Prov. Limon. 13 Sept. 737-740. Dendrobates auratus 1 frozen 1 pickle each. 741. Dendrobates auratus 1 pooled blood sample. 742-743 " only pickle. Swamp, on Eastern edge of town of Cahuita, Prov. Limon. 12 Sept. 744-746. Hyla elnicata l visc. 1pickle 747. " pickle only. 748. hylid l visc. 1pickle 749. " to 750. " ll

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue Swamp, on Eastern edge of town of Cahuita, Prov. Limon. 12 Sept. 751. hylid 1 visc, 1 pickle 752. " 753. " 754. Centrolenlla pickle only 755. hylid " Juen vicinity 756 - see below - hylid frog. 1 pick, 1 visc. ann, on 8 sept. 757. frog " 758. Agalychnys calydryas - " Punta Cahuita, ~2 km. S. of Entrance to Cahuita Nat'l monument, Prov. Limon. 12 Sept. 759. gekkonid 1 visc., 1 pickle 760. Sphenarodctylus? tire frozen 761. Anolis 1 visc., 1 pickle. 2 km. E. town of Barranca, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica 18 Sept. 762 - 764. Hyla ? small, tan-brown 1 visc. 1 pickle each. 765. Hyla 1 blood, 1 visc., 1 pickle. In the town of Monteverde, at night, Prov. Puntarenas 19 Sept. 766 Centrolenlla 1 visc., 1 pickle. 767. " tire frozen 768. " 1 visc., 1 pickle. 769. Hyla

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B. Shaffer 1976. Catalogue In the town of Monteverde, at night - Prov. Puntarenas 19 sept. 770. Anolis 1 pickte 2 eggs 1 visc 1 blood. 771. Anolis 1 visc. 1 pickle. Monteverde cloud forest reserve, Prov. Puntarenas Costa Rica. el ~ 1500 metres. 0-21 Sept. 772. Atelopus varicus 1 visc. 1 pickle. 773-778 - " entire frozen Town of Monteverde, at night, Prov - Puntarenas Costa Rica 20 Sept. 779-781. Centrolenna 780 - entire freeze 782-783. Hyla 1 visc 1 pickle note - these are the same as 766-769. Monteverde cloud forest reserve, Prov. Puntarenas Costa Rica. 20 sept. 784. leptodactylid frog 1 visc. 1 pickle Monteverde, on road to cloud forest reserve, & in reserve. Prov. Puntarenas. C.R. 21 Sept. 785. leptodactylid frog 1 visc. 1pickle 786. " " 787. " " note - 784-786 are all the same 787 - red in life.

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Catalogue 21 Sept. 788. Anolis 789. Anolis 790. Anolis 791. Anolis 792. Anolis 793. Anolis 794. Sceloporus malachiticus ? 795. Bolitoglossa Monteverde, on road to cloud forest, and in cloud forest reserve Prov. Puntarenas C.E. pickle only " 1 visc, 1 pickle " " " adult -> bright green, pickle only, 234 Sept. 796. Ctenosauru ig. liz. unlabeled, frozen died in can - - B "La Pacifica" hotel grounds, ~8 km. N. Las Juntas, Prov. Guanacaste Costa R. on Pan Am. Hwy. 23.6 km. N. Canas by rd; Prov. Guanacaste C.E. 25 Sept. 797. Kinosternon 798. Leptodeira colubrid. alive. " 25 Sept. 799. Typhlopidae - died, 7.7. km. E. Canas on Rt. 19 Guanacaste. Prov. Intersection Pan Am. Hwy x Rt. 145, in drainage ditch by gasoline station Prov. Guanacaste 25 Sept. 800. Bana 801. alive ro.- lp. " "

Catastrophes 3.0 Concentration, mg/100ml? glass chain 2750A 82F " 2700A PBF thick wall 2700A OPF " 2700A JPF " 2700A SPF " 2700A EPF " 5 particles/cm^2 HPF glass chain complex? ZPF in the absence of light, act as it is for surface bound ground state in the first few nanoseconds after excitation. It is a resonance line. 386OmicronA? type2 for the 30 second period, 532 K for N. C. G. (1971). Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 35, 1197-1208. type 3PF kinetics 1972 " catalysis 3PF kinetics starches? B1+9 in a 22D.3 ml F.F unif sub - sub? PPE type Let's assume, for P.L.2, a yield mA and intercept. standardized, for nitrate milligrams of of .04 x/5m and 008 type " 107

B Shaffer 1976 F Catalogue Intersection Pan Am Hwy x Rt 145, in drainage 25 Sept. ditch by gasoline station, Prov. Guanacaste 803. Boso ?? Physalaemus pustulosus "Bed springs" 804. " 805. " " 2 km. E. town of Barraanca, Prov. Puntarenas, C.R. 26 Sept. 806. Hyla } same as 762-4 1p. lv. 807. " " 808. " " Along rd. to Bajo la Honduras, from continental divide N. to Town of Bajo la hondura Prov. Heredia 27 Sept. 809. lepto dactylid 1v. 1p. 810. 811. 812. 813. 814. } extire freeze 815. 816. Geophis zeledoni alive. 817. " frozen w/out label- died. 818. Anolis " 819. "

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B. Staffer 1976. Catalogue 16.2 km. N. El Empalme, along Pan Am. Hwy, Prov. - San Jose C.R. 28 Sept. 820. Rana pipiens ♀ frozen, no label. 821.

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B. Shufler 1976 Catalogue Pedc Cerro de la Muerte, by roadside church, ~ 6 km. N. "La Georgina" restaurant, Prov. San Jose 29 Sept. 837. Bolitoglossa subpalmata frozen entire 838. 839. 840. 841 842. 843 844. 845. 846. 847. 848. 849. 850. 851. 852. 853. 854. 855. 856. 857. B. subpalmata alive 858. 859. 860. 861.

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J. Shaffer 1976 Catalogue Peak Cerro de la Muerte, by roadside church ~6 km. N. "La Gorgina" restaurant. Prov. San José. 9 Sept. 862. Bolitoglossa subpalmata alive 863 864. 865 866, 867. 868. Bolitoglossa subpalmeta pickled. 869. 870 871. 872. 873, 874. 875. 876. 877, 878: 879. 880. 881. 882. 883 884. 885 886,

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B. Skytter 1976 Catalogue 16.2 km. N. El Empalme, along Pan Am. Hwy. Prov. San Jose 30 Sept. 887. Rana pipiens no label. frozen entire. 888. 889. 890. 891. 892. 893. 894. Rana pipiens alive 895. 896. 897. I.C.E. plant in town of Rio Macho, on Tarraanti road., Prov Cartago 0 Sept. 898. Rana pipiens frozen entire - lateral. white talial. 899. 900. 901. 902. 903. 904. 905. 906. 907. 908.

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3. S Shaffer 1976. Catalogue I.C.E. plant in town of Rio Macho, along Tapanti rd., Prov. Cartago white paper label. frozen entire 30 Sept. 909. Rana pipiens 910. Bufo hematiticus bufoiid - black. white paper frozen entire 911. 912. 913. 914. same - alive. Within the I.C.E. Tapanti reserve, along main road to damn, Prov. Cartago 30 Sept 915. Geophis zeledoni alive. Green Turtle Station, 3/4 mi. S. mouth of Rio Tortuguero, on E. side of river, Prov. Limon, C.R. 16 Sept. 916. Kinosternon alive. 3 July 917. catcillian died - frozen no #.

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1976 B. Shaffer. Journal. 8 Sept. We've been in San Jose, staying at the Tala Inn & getting things together. Doug Robinson at the University has been very helpful - spent a lot of time going over localities, etc. We have also hooked up to Hugh Rowell, from Berkeley, & are going collecting for a couple of days to him. Today we got a car from O.T.S. (Land Rover & $20/day, .16/km.) & went out to San Ramon. We went down Hwy. I went to San Ramon, & took the exit due North. There are 2 roads, we took the one to Angeles Norte. It is dirt, but not bad at all. We were looking for good spots both for hoppers & grasshoppers & so stopped at various spots. The 1st one was 13.3 km. N. San Ramon, where I got 1 leptotrityl'd frog. The spot was dry & not much good, so we went on. At 15.5 km N. San Ramon we stopped again. Hugh found a new species of glasshopper, so we stayed a couple of hours. There was a good patch of rainforest to the W. of town, which Louise & I worked for about 1/2 hr - unfortunately nothing showed up. We then started to walk along the road - at first just looking, then peeling moss. All the other stuff came out of the slopes - except the 2 snakes, one of which Louise saw as a clearly, & one which I removed from a log. Only one

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Journal San Ramon trip. 2 Sept. Salamander was caught - the Chiroptotriton picato, Louise saw an Oedipus, but lost it. We finally picked up & went up the road a few tenths of a km. to look for more stuff, but nothing showed up. We decided to make one more foray, I went far along the road to a spot 24.3 km N. of San Ramon, near the Rio Cataratas. There was a pool with several Rana pringles in it near the top of the road, but I could only get one - god only knows where they all got off to. At this point it was getting dark, so we turned around & headed back. My feeling is that this would be a good spot if you are willing to do a lot of work for low yield returns. 9. Sept. Vulcan Barba area. We rented another car, and this time went to a place called "Champipe", which means turkey in Spanish. This is the site of Atelypus serex, a frog that I want very much. A student of Robinsons, one Uriel - is working on them, so we went together. We went due N. out of S. Jose on Hwy 1 to Hevedia, then took Hwy 9 toward Barba. Get on Hwy 114 toward San Jose de la Montaña and just keep going. The road goes over the crest of

Journal 9 Sept. Volcan Berba Area the mountains, and toward the Atlantic slope. Our first site was over the top to the end of the road. We then walked about 2-3 km. and worked the forest that is all around. A serrex is very common, but unfortunately we had to let a lot of them go - it is Uriel's study site. We did get 6 which I processed, & I would like more. We got several other frogs, including a good series of El. paucicentus, which are very common. As far as salamanders go, we got 2 Oediping - I saw one in the woods while looking for Atelopus. It was under a log, & only the tip of its tail stuck out. It was very fast & hard to catch, but I finally got it - a large adult poeltzi. Uriel said that he had never seen one in the woods before, but my feeling is that he never looked. Anyway, the area is nice, & worth going back to - lots of nice mossy slopes for Oediping. We then came back over the crest & worked the pacific slope a bit - & got one more poeltzi on the other side - so they do occur on both sides. It was late, so we headed back for the Tals Inn - a good day.

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Journal San Jose area - 10 Sept. There is a small green Centrolennid that lives all around town in San Jose, & I had errands to run today. So at night we went to the University to look for them. They are very small, & the call is a short chirp. To find them Louise & I worked low shrubs, banana plants, etc., especially near streams. A good way seems to be to work the sweet ginger plants near streams. We picked up 5 in about 2 hours, & went home. Town of Cahuita, Prov. Limon 11-13 Sept. We finally got out of San Jose & took the LACSA flight to Limon. From there, it's a short (~1 hr.) bus ride south to Cahuita, 40 km. S. of Limon. The area is all pretty cut over - chocolate fields predominate the landscape, with the normal coconuts on the beach. We stayed with a guy named George Humphreys (5 colones/night/person) & ate in town. We arrived fairly late, & so that the 11th went out at night. A very small Centrolennid was calling - both in the woods & down by the beach - really close to the water. We worked low shrubs, bananas, & sweet ginger, & got 4 in a couple

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Journal. Cahuita, Prov. Limon. 11-13 sept. of hours. Also, on a low coconut branch about 20 ft. from the ocean, I got an Imantodes in a tree. That was all for that night, although I heard a good frog chorus near town. On the 12th we went down to the actual National Park of Cahuita. It is a point with a coral reef & white sand beach - really a beautiful place. While walking along the beach, Ameiva quadrilineata were abundant, as were Basiliscos vittatus. I took 1 Arolis & 2 gekkonids from a couple of trees, I saw many more which I missed. I imagine the area is good for lizards, but I wanted to respect the park boundaries as much as possible. We headed back in the afternoon, ate, & planned to go out at night. That night we went back to the swamp where the chorus was going on. S. ocean Cahuita Limon bridge swamp.

Carol? Caitlin's at school. She'd been out and I was alone in the house. It felt strange, but not really bad. Just quiet. And I had to keep my head down because of the noise from upstairs. The kids were still there. I sat on the couch with a book. It was old, like I remembered it being years ago. Later I turned around and saw that Caitlin had gone downstairs. She must have been doing something she liked better than sitting here. But I couldn't help feeling guilty about leaving her alone while I went to get some water. I walked into the kitchen and poured myself a glass of milk. Then I looked at my phone again. There was one new message from Caitlin: "Hey mom, sorry if this is weird but could you come down? I think I need help with something." I smiled as I read it. That was cute—she knew exactly what to do. I put on some jeans and a t-shirt before heading back up the stairs again. When I got there, she was already standing by the door waiting for me.

Journal. Cahuita, Prov. Limon 11-13 Sept. The place was in the midst of a large mixed chorus, which I worked for about 3 hours. There were for sure Hyla ebricata, Centrolene sp. and Agalychnis calydryas, plus at least 2 other species, 5 maybe 3. I think I got every thing that was calling. The frogs split up the march habitat pretty much by size of perch - the larger frogs on big reeds, smaller ones on blades of grass. The ebricata tended to be low, near the water, and very active. The Agalychnys was calling (a loud, metallic chick), from about 12 ft. up in a large tree - sitting on a big branch. There was another one in a nearby tree - but I couldn't find it. I took 14 frogs total, & saw a lot more. We heard rumors that a black + green frog was inhabiting the chocolate fields near town, so the morning of the 13th we headed out there. It was pouring rain & we took off just outside of town. We look for a long time + found S. Cahuita Pto.Viejo Chocolati fields Limon.

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Journal. Cahuita, Prov. Limon. 11-13 Sept. nothing, then finally louise got a Dendrobates auratus - really a beautiful frog. We finally got a total of 6, & by the end we discovered that they tend to stay around the large, [illegible] native trees that were still standing in the fields. These trees have big, plate-like roots, & the Dendrobats hang out near them. We found 1 frog for every 2-3 such trees. Finally the rain got too intense, & we left. We caught a bus to Limon, & spent the night at the Hotel Miami. 14-17 Sept. Tortuguero - Prov. Limon, C.R. Louise + I decided to go to Tortuguero for a few days, to show her the sights. When we inquired, we found that Exaco is no longer flying to Tortuguero - the strip is too bad. Fortunately, Victoria still flies in, but not on the right days. So, we chartered a flight - so $ U.S. & we arrived in fine form. Basically, we spent 2 days just partying around - showed Louise the turtles, etc. I went out the night of the 16th to the frog pond by the Casa Verde - some kind of Centrolenid was calling, but I couldn't find it. I did catch a juvenile Kinosternon - angustopons, I think which is twely yellow. We left from Barra Colorado-

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Journal 14-17 Sept. Tortogero, Prov. Limon. Durham took us up by boat which was neat- saw monkeys, a Guan, etc. & headed to San Jose. 18 Sept. Vicinity Puntarenas, Prov. Puntarenas, C.R. Doug Robinson told me about a good place for Bolitoglossa striatula, so we headed there. The locality is near the town of Barranca at the Los Robles railroad station. Take the Pan Am Hwy west to the Puntarenas turnoff, then in on the road to the railroad station- the striatula are supposedly on the reeds at night. xxxxxxx reeds El Roble R.R. Station Puntarenas <-- --> S. Jose. Barranca I looked on 2 different occasions & found nothing, but it was extremely dry in all of Puntarenas + Guanacaste Provinces. We did locate a small breeding pond for Hylids- I got 2 different species, & there was a ground Rnrid that I missed.

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B. Staffu 1976. Journal Vicinity Pentarenas, Prov. Pentarenas, C.R. 18 Sept. If the area is good for striatulus, it should be easy to work. There was also a large Ameiva, but I never got any, plus the usual iguanas, etc. 19-22 Sept. Monteverde Cloud Forest, Prov.

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Shaffer, B. 1977 catalogue # 918 - # 1462 Mexico Guatemala

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B. Shyft P. Elias 1977. Catalogue 2-5 mi. W. town of Socco, on Mex. Rt. 10, Est. Chihuahua, Mexico. 17 June. 918. Heterodom? nasicaeus D.D.R. 919. Tantilla " 80-150 mi. N. of Nieves turnoff, on Mex. Rta. 49, Est. Durango & 18 June 920. Crotalus scutulates scutulatus 10.5 mi. N. of Nieves turnoff, on Mex. Rt. 49, Est. Zacatecas. el. 6500 ft. 18 June. 921. Crotalus scutulatus At. turnoff to Nieves, on Mex. Rt. 49, Est. Zacatecas, el. 6250. 8 June. 922. Crotalus scutulatus 8-10 mi. N. Delicias, on Rt. 45, Est. Chihuahua, Mexico. el. 3580. 17 June. 923. Thamnophis macrostemma Pond ~ 1/4 mile E. Rio Frio, on old road to Puebla, Est. Mexico, Mexico. cl. 9300 ft. 21 June 924. Hyla - 1 vial tissue, carcass 925. " " 926. " " 927. " "

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B.Shaffey P.Elinas 1977. Catalogue Pond, ~1/4 mi. E. Rio Frio, on old Rd. to Puebla, Est. Mexico, Mexico. el. 9300 ft. 21 June 928. Hyla 1 tissue, 1 carcass 929. " " 930 Hyla pickle only 931 " " 932 " " missing? -> 933. " " 1 mi. W. Rio Frio, on old rd. to Puebla, Est. Mexico, Mexico. el. 9500 ft. 21 June 934. Pseudoeurycea leprosa pickle 935. " " 936. Eumeces brevirrostris 1 tissue, 1 pickle. Pond, ~1/4 mi. E. Rio Frio, on old rd. to Puebla, Est. Mexico, Mexico. el. 9300 ft. 8 June 937. Thamnophis [illegible] 1pickle, 1tissue. 170.3 mi. N. jct. Inter-Am. Hwy. w/ Nieves rd. on Inter- Am. Hwy, Est. Durango, Mexico. 18 June 938. Phrynosoma 27.3 mi. N. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. # 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy) Est. Oaxaca. el. 900 ft. 22 June. 939. Angistimops pustulosa 1tissue, 1 pickle 940. Enystomops " " 941. " "

B. Shelly P. Elios 1977. Catalogue 27.3 mi. N. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy.) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 900 ft. 2 June 942. Angistomops pustulosus 1 tiss. 1 pick. 943. " 944. Bufo marmoreus 945. Bufo marinus 946. Bufo marmoreus 947. Bufo " 16-23 mi. N. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy.) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. ~900ft. 22 June 948. Bufo marmoreus 1 tiss. 1 pickle 949. Bufo marinus 950. Bufo marmoreus 951. Bufo " 952. Bufo " 953. Bufo marinus 954. " 955. " 956. " 957. Bufo marmoreus 958. Bufo " 4.7 mi. W. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 500 ft. 27 June 959. Constrictor constrictor blood, tiss. pick. Boa

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B. Shuffler P. E. Lins 1977. Catalogue 27.3 mi. N. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy.) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico, el. 900 ft. 2 June 942. Angistomops pustulosus 1 tiss. 1 pick. 943, " 944. Bufo marmoreus 945. Bufo marinus 946. Bufo marmoreus 947. Bufo " 16 - 23 mi. W. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy.) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico, el. ~ 900 ft. 22 June 948. Bufo marmoreus 1 tiss. 1 pickle 949. Bufo marinus 950. Bufo marmoreus 951. Bufo " 952. Bufo " 953. Bufo marinus 954. " 955. " 956. " 957. Bufo marmoreus 958. Bufo, " 27 June 4.7 mi. W. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195, (Inter-Am. Hwy) Est. Oaxaca, Mexico, el. 500 ft. 959. Constrictor constrictor blood, tiss. pick. Boa

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B. Shapley P. Elias 1977 Catalogue ~2 mi S. Tehuantepec, on rd. to Salinas Cruz. Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 400 ft. 22 June. 960. Bufo marmoratus 3.2 mi. S. Tehuantepec, on rd. to Salinas Cruz, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 300 ft. 22 June 961. Loxocemus sumichrasti blood, tiss, pick. bicolor 2.3 mi. S. Tehuantepec, on rd. to Salinas Cruz, Est. Oaxaca, Mexico. el. 300 ft. 22 June 962. Trimorphodon biscutatus 16-23 mi. N. Tehuantepec, on Mex. Hwy. 195 (Inter-Am. Hwy.) Est Oaxaca. Mexico. el. ~900 ft. 22 June. 963. Bufo marinus. Montańa Madron, km. # 314, San Juan Ixcoy on Huehuetenango-Barillas Rd, Dept. Huehuetanago, Guatemala. el. ~~9160 ft. 25 June. 964. Bolitoglossa rostrata frozen 965. " " 966. " " 967. " " 968. " " 969. " " 970. " " 971. " "

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B.Styll P.Elias 1977. Catalogue 314 MontaÃ±a Madre, km.# 358,2 mi. S. San Juan Ixcay, on Huehuetenango- Barillas road, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala, el. 9160 ft. 5 June. 972. Bolitoglossa rostata frozen 973. " " 974. " " 975. " " 976, " " 977. " " 978. " " 979. " " 980, " " 981. " " 982, " " 983, " " 984. Chiroptrotiton cochumatanus " 985. " " 986. " " 987. " " 988. " " 989. " " 4.5 mi. E. Todos Santos on Paquix- Todos Santos rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9550 ft. 25 June 990. Bolitoglossa "omni"sactorum" frozen 991. " " 992. " "

P12 [illegible] " " " SEP " " " EEP " " PEP " " ZFP " " JFP " " FFP " " BEP " " MEP " " OPP " " JBP " " SBP " " EBP " " [illegible] " " " P8P " " " 2BP " " " JBP " " " FBP " " " XBP " " " PBP [illegible] " " OPP " " IPP " " SPP

B. Shaffer P. Elias 1977. Catalogue 4.5 mi E. Todos Santos on Paquix-Todos Santos rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala cl. 9550 ft. 5 June 993. Bolitoglossa "omniasanctorum" frozen 994. " " 995. Barisia moreleti (w.s eggs) 1 pickle, 1 tiss. 996. " " 997. " " 998. [illegible] km. #311, at stream below Captzin,Huehuetenango- Barillas rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala, cl. 9900 ft. 25 June 998. Pseudoeurycea rex frozen 999. " " 1000. " " 1001. " " 1002. " " 1003. " " 1004. " " 1005. " " 1006. " " 1007. " " 1008. " " 1009. " " 1010. " " 1011. " " 1012. " " 1013 " "

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B. Stettin P. Elias 1977. Catalogue km. *311, at stream below Captzin, on Huehuetenago. Barillas rd., Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. June. 1014. Pseudoeurycea rex frozen. 1015. " " 1016. " " " 1017. " " " 1018. " " " 1019, "" " 1020, "" " 1021. " " 1022. " " 1023. Barisia moreleti 1 fiss, 1 paler 1024. " " 1025. " " 1026. "" 1027. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1028. " 1029. " 1030. " 1031. " 1032. " 1033. " 1034. " 1035. " 1036. " 1037. " 1038. "

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B. Stlyke P. Elias 1977. Catalogus km. #3ll, at stream below Captzin, on Huehuetenango- Barillas rd., Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 25 June. 1039. Boleloglossa rostrata 1040. "" 1041. "" 1042. "" 1043. "" 1044. "" 1045. "" 1046. "" 1047. "" 1048. "" 1049. "" 1050. " 1051. "" 1052. "" 1053. "" 1054. "" 1055. " 1056. "" 1057. "" 1058. "" 1059. "" 1060. "" 1061. "" 1062. "" 1063. ""

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B. Shylte P. Elias 1977 Catalogue km#311, at stream below Captzin, on Huehuetenango-Barillas rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 25 June. 1064. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1065. " 1066. " 1067. " 1068. " 1069. " 1070. " 1071. " 1072. " 1073. " 1074. " 1075. " 1076. " 1077. " 1078. " 1079. " 1080. " 1081. " 1082. " 1083. " 1084. " 1085. " 1086. " 1087. " 1088. "

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B. sh[illegible] P. Ellis 1977 Catalogue km #311, at stream below Captzin, on Huehuetenango. Barillas rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9200ft. 25 June. 1089. Bolitoglossa rostrata. 1090. " 1091. " 1092. " 1093. Pseudoeurycea rex. 1094. " 1095. " 1096. " 1097. " 1098. " 1099. " 1100. " 1101. " 1102. " 1103. " 1104. " 1105. " 1106. " 1107. Barisia moreleti 1108. " smaragdinus 1109. Sceloporus (grammicus group?) 1110. "

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B. Shaffner P. Elias 1977 Catalogue Montaña Madron, Km.#314, mi. S. San Juan Ixcoy, on Huehuetenango-Barillao rd., Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9160ft. 5 June. III. Chiropterotriton cuchumatanus. 1112. "" 1113. "" 1114. "" 1115. "" 1116. "" 1117. "" 1118. Bolitoglossa rostrata. 1119. "" 1120. "" 1121. "" 1122. "" 1123. "" 1124. "" 1125. "" 1126. "" 1127. "" 1128. "" 1129. "" 1130. "" 1131. "" 1132. "" 1133. ""

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B. skiff P. Elmo 1977. Catalogue Montana 4.5 mi. E. Todos Santos, on Paguix. Todos-Santos rd., Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9550 ft. 25 June 1134. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1135. 1136. 1137. 1138. 1139. 1140. 1141. 1142. 1143. Pseudoeurycea rex. 1144. 1145. 1146. 1147. Sceloporvs (grammicus group?) Madrone forest, at km. # 358 on Huehuetenango- Barillas rd., Dept. Huehuetanago, Guatemala, el. 9000 ft. 26 June 1148. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1149. 1150. 1151. 1152. 1153, 1154.

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B. Shaffer P. Elida, 1977. Catalogue Madre forest at km. #. 358 on Huehuetenango- Barillas rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9000 ft. 6 June. 1155. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1156. " 1157. " 1158. " 1159. " 1160. " 1161. " 1162. " 1163. " 1164. " 1165. " 1166. " Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. 6 June. 1167. Ninia sebac ~2 km. N.W. Concepción on Barillas- Chiblac rd. Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala ~el. 4000 ft 27 June. 1168. Micrurus elegans 1170. stomach contents of 1168. 1171. Micrurus elegans

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B. Shaffes P. Eliao 1977. Catalogue Pond, 100 yards S. Rio Barillao, adjacent Barillao, city, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 28 June. 1172. Rana pipiens - larva frozen entire. 1173. " 1174. " 1175. " 1176. " 1177. " 1178. " 1179. " 1180. " 1181. " 1182. " 1183. " 1184. " 1185. " 1186. " 1187. " 1188. " 1189. " 1190. " 1191. " plus carcass. 1192. Rana pipiens 1 pickle, frozen tiss. 1193. " 1194. Ninia sebace 1195. " 1196. "

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B. Shulfer P. Elias. 1977. Catalogue Pond, 100 yards S. Rio Barillas, adjacent Barillas city, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 28 June. 1197. Ninia sebae Visc. + pickle. 1198. " " 1199. " " 1200. Bofo bocourti " 1201. " " 1202. " " 1203. " " Finca La Florida, ~2 miles N.E. Barillas on Barillas-Chiblac rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1500m, 28 June. 1204. Ninia sebae Visc. + pickle 1205. " " 1206. " " 1207. " " 1208. " " 1209. " " 1210. Adelphicos quadrivirgatus " Pond, 100 yds. S. Rio Barillas, adjacent Barillas city, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 29 June. 1211. fish- frozen sample of 20. 1212. fish - pickled sample. 1213 Rang piptens 1 pickle, 1 frozen 1214. " " 1215. " "

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B.Shylm P. Elias. 1977. Catalogue Pond, 100 yds. S. Rio Barillas, adjacent Barilla city, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. June 1216. Rana pipiens tissue, pickle 1217. " 1218. " 1219. " 1220. " 3-4 km. E. Tres Ranchos pass on Barillas-San Ramon rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. ~3500 ft. 29 June. 1221. Adelphicos quadriuirgatus tiss, pickle 1222. Anolis sp regg skll, 2 ovicdxd 1 Pass at Tres Ranchos on Barillas- San Ramon rd, Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 4500 ft. 29 June. 1223. Hyla City of Barillas, Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459m. 30 June 1224. Ninia scbae tissue + pickle 1225. " 1226. " 1227. "

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B. Shyffe P. Elins 1977. Catalogue Hardwood forest Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 5900 ft. June 1 1228. Bolitoglossa sp. 1229. Tropidodipsas fasciata 1230. Bufo valliceps, 1231. Eleuthrodactylus greggi leptodactylid. 1232. " 1233. " 1234. " 1235. " 1236. Barisia moveleti 1237. " Scrub field, Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. ~ 6200 ft. 30 June 1238. Bufo 1239. " valliceps 1240. Thamnophis cyrtopsis Pond, 100 yards S. Rio Barillas, adjacent Barillas city, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 29 June. 1241. Rana pipiens Finca La Florida, ~ 2 mi. N.E. Barillas on Barillas- Childs rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1500 m. 28 June. | 1242. Bolitoglossa mulleri Visc + pickle.

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B. Shytos P. Eliao 1977 Catalogue Garden of Bill Veith, City of Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. 1459 m. 28 June 1243. Bolitoglossa mulleri visc. 1 pickle 1244. " 1245. " 1246. " 1247. " lg. ?-? eggs (pickled.) ~5 mi. ~2km N.E. Barillas city, Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. 5200 ft. June. 1248. Scaphiodontophis colombi snake - dead on trail. annulatus Scrub field Barillas Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. ~6200 ft. 30 June 1249. Eumeces (brevirostris?) visc. 1pickle Leiolopisma incertum Btw. Finca la Florida and Concepcion, on road, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. 4000-4500 ft. 1 July 1250. stentorrhina colubrid snake - DOR. degenhardti Finca Chiblac, ~12 km (air line) N.N.E. Barillas, Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala el. 3500-4500 ft. July. 1251. "jumper" June 1975 1252. " June 1977 1253. " 1254. "small brown" 1255. "lg. brown"

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Finca Chiblac, ~12 km (airline) N.N.E. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 3500-4500 ft ? 1975-June 1977 1256. "lg. brown" 1257. " 1258. " 1259. " 1260. " 1261. " 1262. " 1263. " 2-4 July 1264. Anolis crassulus tissue + pickle 1265. " " 1266. " " 1267. " pickle only 1268. Lepidophyma mayae tissue + pickle 1269. " pickle only 1270. Eumeeces Leiopisma incertum tissue + pickle 1271. " 1272. " 1273. " 1274. Eleuthrodactylus greggi lepodactylid. 1275.Eleuthrodactylus xucanebi" 1276. " 1277.Eleuthrodactylus greggi 1278. " xucanebi 1279. " " 1280. Eleuthrodactylus greggi

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B.Shaffer P.Elias 1977. Catalogue Finca Chiblas, ~12 km,(airline) N.N.E. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 3500-4500 ft. 1-4 July. 1281 Eleutherodactylus greggi leptodactylid tissue +pickle 1282 " xucanabii " 1283 " " Field "El Porvenir" Finca Chiblas, ~12 km (air) N.N.E. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. ~ 4300 ft. 2 July. 1284. "big brown" Bolitoglossa frozen whole 1285. " 1286. " 1287, " 1288, " 1289, " 1290, " 1291. " 1292, " 1293, " 1294. " 1295, " 1296. " Garden of Bill Veith, City of Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 5 July. 1297. Ninia sebae tissue +pickle 1298. Bufo (Vallicops?) 1299. "

2/7 1581 585 483 1581 2951 3851 4851 5851 6851 7851 8851 9851 1520.00 1541.7 1538.7 PP-1

B. Stullman P. Elias 1977 Catalogue 1 km. N. tom of Paguix, on Barillas. Huehuetenango rd., Dept. Huehuetanago, Guatemala. el. 10,100 ft. July. 1300. Sceloporus malachiticus tiss + picklo. 1301. " smaragdinus 1302. " 1303. " 1304. " 1305. " 1306. " 1307. " 1308. " 1309. " 1310. " 13.6 mi. N. Santa Eulalia on Barillas. Huehuetanago rd. Dept. Huehue tenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 6 July. 1311. Bolitoglossa rostrata frozen entire. 1312. " 1313. " 1314. " 1315. " 1316. " 1317. " 1318. " 1319. " 1320. " 1321. "

1300 schools 1201 " " 1302 " " 1303 " " 1304 " " 1305 " " 1306 " " 1307 " " 1308 " " 1309 " " 1310 1311 yft. 1315 " " 1313 " " 1314 " " 1312 " " 1316 " " 1317 " " 1318 " " 1319 " " 1350 1351

Catalogue 13.6 mi. N. Santa Eulalia on Barillas - Huehuetenango rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 1322. Bolitoglossa rostrata. frozen entire 1323. " 1324. " 1325. " 1326. " 1327. " 1328. " 1329. " 1330. " 1331. " 1332. " 1333. " 1334. " 1335. " 1336. " 1337. " 1338. " 1339. " 1340. " 1341. " 1342. " 1343. " 1344. " 1345. " 1346. " 1346a. " pickle.

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B. Shaples P. Elias 1977. Catalogue 13.6 mi. N. Santa Eulalia, on Barillas - Huehuetenango rd., Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 6 July 1372. Bufo (valliceps?) bocourt pickle + frozen 1373. " 1374. " 1375. Barisia moreletti ? 1376. " 1377. " 1378. " 1379. " 1380. " 1381. Bufo (valliceps?) bocourt smaragdineus 1382. Sceloporus malachiticus 1383. " 1384. " 1385. " 1386. " km. # 3ll at stream below Cqptzin on Barillas - Huehuetenango rd, Dept Huehuetenango, Guatemala, el. 9900 ft. 6 July. 1387. Barisia moreletti ? pickle + frozen 1388. Bolitoglossa rostrata 1389. " 0-2 km. S. Finca Chiblas, on Barillas - Chibla rd, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 3600 ft. 5 July 1390. Drymobius rhomb margaritifera DOR

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B. Stuffer D. Elias. 1972 Catalogue 13.6 mi. N. Santa Eulalia on Barillas- Huehuetenango rd., Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 9900 ft. 6 July. 1391. Pseudoeurycea rex 1392. " 1393. " 1394. " 1395. " 1396. " 1397. " 1398. " 1399. " 1400. " 1401. " 1402. " 1403. 1404. 1405. "Hospedaje Terraza", City of Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 1459 m. 6 July. 1406. Agalychnis moreletii 5 July 1407. Bolitoglossa multleri live Forest btw. El Rayo and El Porvenir, on trail, Finca Chiblac, Be ~12 km (airline) NNE Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el.~4300 ft. 2 July 1408. "lotus" live

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B. Shaffer P. Elias 1977 Catalogue Field "El Rayo", Finca Chiblar, ~12 Km. N.N.E. Barillas (air), Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el.~4300ft July 1409. "jumper" live. ~ 10 km West and 8.5 km S. (airline) ha Democracia, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. el. 7000-8300 ft. 9 July. 1410. Chiropterotriton rabbi live. 1411. " 1412. " 1413. " 1414. " 1415. " 1416. Bolitoglossa resplendens 1417. " 1418 " 1419. " 1420. " 1421. " 1422. " Ridge above El Ricon, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala. el. 10 July 1423. Bolitoglossa rostrata live 1424. " 1425. " 1426. " 1427. "

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B. Shaffer P. Elias 1977 Catalogue Ridge above El Rincon, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala el. 10 July. 1428. Pseudoeurycea brunata live 1429. " 1430. Pseudoeurycea goebeli 1431. Plectrohyla 1432. Thamnophis 1433. " Km. 262 - 259 on rd. from San Marcos to coast, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala el. 11 July. 1434. Pseudoeurycea goebeli live 1435. " 1436. " 1437. Pseudoeurycea brunata 1438. Pseudoeurycea brunata 1439. " 1440. " 1441. " 1442. missing 1443. " 1444. " 1445. " 1446. " 1447. Pseudoeurycea goebeli 1448. " 1449. "

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B. Shelley P. Elias. 1977 Catalogue km. 262-259 on rd. from San Marcos to coast, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala el. 11 July 1450. Pseudoeurycea goebeli 1451. " 1452. " 1453. E. greggi leptodactylid 1454. " 1455. " Forestel ridge above El Rincon, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala el. 12 July. 1456. Thamnophis cyrtopsis 1457. Pseudoeurycea goebeli - stomach contents of 1456 km. 262-259 on San Marcos - coast rd., Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala. 12 July. 1458. Eleuthrodactylus greggi leptodactylid frog. 1459. 1460. Eleuthrodactylus greggi 1461. " 1462. "

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B. Shaffer 1976 1977 Journal 5-21 June En Route to Guatemala: Berkeley to Atlixco, Puebla So far the trip has been essentially a grind down here- driving about 18 hours/day, sleep the rest. The drive to El Paso, Texas was hot and otherwise uneventful- the Datsun performed like a champ. We had a small delay at the border, for we found that we had to have Paul's registration certified by a notary public. This entailed going back into El Paso, having our stuff checked, then checked again going into Mexico. We camped out all through the U.S. & as far south as Mexico City. Collecting was strictly what was on the road- a few D.O.R. snakes & 1 Phrynosoma was all. We arrived in Mexico City on Monday, the 20th of June Sunday, 19 June, & I started feeling rather bad. A plate of mole pollo finished it off, & I spent from 7pm Sunday till 8am Tuesday sleeping, heaving, & generally feeling awful. However, on Monday, Paul succeeded in getting the Liquido Nitrogeno & our permit- the latter at the address given us by Alice at the MU2. Both went smoothly- the permit cost 30 dollars, the nitrogen ~ 5 bucks. We figured to leave Mexico City Tuesday morning & go to Oaxaca via Rio Frio, where I wanted to look for some

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B. Shiffus 1976 Journal. Berkeley to Atlisco, Puebla, Mexico. 16-21 June. Amboystone. Tuesday morning Paul felt bad, but we took off anyway. I drove to Rio Frio (out Mex. Hwy. 190 to the Mexico-Puebla border) & looked - found no Amblystoma under stuff or in the river or ponds. I did get 2 salamanders (P. leprosa, I think) on Euneees at one spot ~ 2 miles W. of Rio Frio, & a series of Hyla (maybe eximia - picta group) from just east of town near the river. Also got a Thamnophis there. By this time Paul had developed a real splitting migraine & I wasn't feeling so hot myself, so we split toward Oaxaca- took 190 through Puebla city to the town of Atlisco, where we are now. It is a nice town with a bad hotel - "Hotel Roma" at 3.50* /person - but your own bed. Tomorrow its off to Oaxaca & hopefully toward Guatemala - if we feel o.k. Atlisco, Puebla - San Juan Ixcuy, Guat. 2-24 June. We left Atlisco & continued on the inter- am. hwy (195?) drove through to the turnoff to Tehuantepec, where we spent the night. It's hot & dry through this land - el. ~ 300-900 ft., lots of Agave & cactus. On 195 into Tehuantepec, we hit some rain, & stopped by a roadside,

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3 Stoffs. 1975 Journal Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico to Ixcay, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. 22-24 Jun. Pond where I heard some Angistomops calling. We got 5 of them - always under thorn bushes or cactus at the edge of the water. Also in the pond got 1 Bufo - (see catalogue). Along the road we picked up a good series of the Bufo, plus a series of B. marinus. We also got a small Constrictor constrictor. We got a hotel in Tehuantepec (Hotel $3.09/person?) then decided to do a little more night cruising. We hit the road to Salinas Cruz - 18 km, all paved. Oaxaca Tehuantepec 18km -> Salinas Cruz We got another Bufo, & a very recent DOR Trimorphodon, & a live Loxocemus. The road is dry-draining desert-like land, but with some standing water with reeds. We heard frogs calling but didn't look for them - if sounded like a 1 or 2 sp. Mytilid chorus. We prepared our specimens that night, then slept. Next day we went as far as San Cristobal.

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B. Shifflet 1977. Journal Attixco, Puebla, Mexico to Ixcoy, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. (in San Cristobal Hotel 1.00/person) 2-24 June. We only stopped in Tuxtla Gutierrez for a few minutes. Again, this is very flat, dry land- few people, & generally pretty desolate. San Cristobal is nice - & we found a small bookstore in the central park gazebo where we both got a copy of the Reptiles de Chiapas, a very nice books for $10/copy. We then made a small foray into the mountains- took the road to Ocotingo to look for rostrata. But we had to be back at my hotel by 10:30 PM, so we had to abort early. Today we drove from San Cristobal to the Guatemala border. Chiapas is fine - big mtns, very nice looking. We crossed the border uneventfully ($12 total fees) & drove to Huehuetenango. Again, dry scrubby forest. We took the Banilas road out of Huehuetenango - a good dirt road. The drive out here is over a large massif - from 5000' at Huehue up to almost 12,000' at Pajux. The area near the top is flat limestone with grass + Aggare caver - really miserable stuff. Back down the other side a little we stopped & checked out a limestone sinkhole. I got a P. rex out of a crack

B. Shaffer 1972 Jarrod Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico to Ixcoy, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. 22-24 Jun. in the livestock - otherwise nothing. We drove to San Juan Ixcoy, & are staying at the [illegible] hospedaje in town - it's really neat. 25 June San Juan Ixcoy, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guat. We worked out of Ixcoy today back toward Huehuetanago, basically hitting 3 spots. First, we worked the type locality for Chiroptus tridion cuquematures - a patch of wet pine & oak woodland near Capztin. (see catalogue). The area has been cut; it's easy to walk in, with many good stumps & logs around. The Chirons are primarily under bank - both oak & pine. I had the best luck under bank in pine stumps - occasionally 3 in 1 stump. Also, we found a bunch of B. rostrata, under banks & under cave objects. We stayed about 1 1/2-2 hours, then left around 11:30 AM. On up the road a km or so is the B. rostrata - P. rex locality, where we wanted a rostrata sample for Lynn Howck. The area has a nice creek with lots of felled logs & stumps around it. We collected under objects & banks, getting more rostrata

10/12/88 FEM homotopy groups of spheres, section 6 in Atiyah's "K-theory". Now I'm putting this into - roughly the right place. It is to project onto & homotopy map & at two places in a way that I suspect will fail. And, as usual, top homotopy map = 2 stand point: homotopy from SW -> NUT & filled picture: equation & what follows works in first stage during a condensation substitute for Chiribella's work. Also seen somehow due to big task to do; two more can now sit (resolution see). expecting long papers, also allow 4 pages planning the circle of things. Goal is get rid I, say & also find - and return - project six in dual role that took almost zero effort, quite in 8 dimensions. Also found again: section 9 of standard 5-5/1 kind of logic & what it should mean D.M.T & :// how to get next paid out as we need a base set up to know exactly where - section 9 now sits. What must be done to make this work. Then look also at: to know exact goal section may well be stuck & others.

B. Shaffer 1977 Journal 25 June San Juan Ixcay, Huehuetengo, Guat. near the stream & rex higher up, although the separation isn't great. mostly rex mostly rostrata -> Ix coy creek We also found several Barisia moreletti, primarily under stores, & some kips, and 1 or 2 small Sceloporus. We stopped for lunch at Tojquia - a very small town on the high plain (~12,000 ft.). A fine meal of rice soup, potatoes, chicken and tortillas. ($50 total) & we went on to Todos Santos. Todos (~10 miles). Santos -> Ix coy Paguix The road out of Paguix is steep but quite passable; we want all the way to Todos Santos, then came back and rested.

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13. Shaffer 1977. Journal San Juan Ixcay, Huehuetenango, Guat. 25 June worked a fairly wet cool dry patch of pine for B. omnia sactform - a rostrata-like population. It was quite dry but under bark, inside stumps, & occasionally under rocks we found some. Paul got six in one stump, all bunched together, presumably to keep wet. We also got a few more Barisia & another Sceloporus, and called it a day. One other thing - I found a bunch of slugs at the rostrata- rex locality that looks just like a rostrata. I'll have a picture of it, & maybe pickle one or two. It looks like either convergence or mimicry on the stri brown stripe on dark background. This night we went back up the road about 1/2 mile & walked the road cut - but found nothing. 26 June Barillas (= Santa Cruz Barillas) Dept. Huehuetenango We stayed at Ixcay 'till about 2 PM pickling and fixing our cache from 25 June - total of ~200 animals. We paid up ($11.00 for both, = ~$2.50/person/day, room + board) and left out the road toward Barillas. The road is good- very passable at 20 mph. We stopped at Soloma for gas, then pushed on to a patch of madrone-

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B. Shelley 1977 Journal Santa Cruz Barillas, Huehuetenango. 26 June pine that Paul knew which we thought might be good for Chiroptodonism - About 1/2 mile before it we stopped at a brook ? tore up rocks - nothing. The patch of woods is at ~ ft. el. and is very similar in appearance to the C. cochleatum locality. Apparently there is a large stony forest of mixed madrone-pine which the road cuts through. In general along the road the madrone seems to go up to the fog line & into it occasionally, as was apparently the case here. The woods looked like they were cleared near the road a long time ago - maybe 50-100 years. The logs were frequently very rotten, a good boule was at a premium. Inside stumps & under bark especially of old stumps, we got 12-15 B. rootrata. They basically look like the others, but there is a predominance of a red color phase, with only one solid middorsal stripe of a chestnut-brown-red. However, the other 1/2-striped phase was also present. No Chirgys were found, I just don't know why. We worked for a good hour then moved on. We stopped very briefly (~3 minutes) at a high plateau field, then went on to San Mateo, where

Tornot 1/4/82 5501 a quarter of the total. in part as their own good, that was of credit - information not kept up to date? I don't know what I am trying to say, so we can get on with it. It is not the usual pattern and, if we do manage to sort out a good relationship, then you will surely say 'thank you'! It has its own lessons in itself. and yet it's up to us to make sure that everyone can be prepared for that. We just had a look at the whole thing - and what I saw was that we have already got some good ideas - but also some very good plans which are quite clear and straightforward. So 21-51 top up, quite the best credit yet and good old part work too has to be engineered in a way to make everything look as plain new again. I am not sure how much time it will take as you might think so have ready and keep a constant eye on (otherwise) finding out what is in our way, not that...

B.Shelley 1977 Journal Santa Cruz Barillas, Huehuetenango. 6 June We checked out the market. They have some really superb hand embroidered Indian clothing that all of the people wear there. They are essentially ponchos & all the women were then supposedly it takes 2 years to make one. I got a large one for $10, but a smaller one for 6. We then came straight to Barillas Barillas, and are staying at hospedaje Terraza, a fine place. This is a locality for Bolitoglossa muelleri, and as we came into town it started to pour. This is the first big rain of the season, so we figured it might be hot. We night walked both in town and out on road sets on the main road with no success. Paul got a Winig & I heard some Centrolenids calling by the river, but that was all. Come home & went to bed. 7 June. Barillas, Huehuetenango Dept. Today we tried to drive to Finca Chiblac w/o success. We left at 8 AM, drove the road to Concepcion where the road forks. One side to Ixlac, the other to Chiblac. The Chiblac rd. is very rocky & steep, & after about 2 miles we stopped part way down the big grade to

B. Shaffer 1977 Journal Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango. 7 June. El Valle. We decided we had gone to far and tried to back up the hill, without success. After a lot of different attempts we parked at the bottom, walked to Concepcion, I got a bus to Barillas. We then got us a young guy with his Toyota Land Cruiser truck to try to pull us out. The deal was $25 if we make it to Concepcion, nothing otherwise. With the help of 4 of his friends, we got it out - quite a relief. While we were trying to get out, around 1 PM, we found one dead and one live Micrurus elegans on the road. It's strange, but the snakes are rather common and diurnal. 8 June. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango. We went to the missionary, Bill Veith, and talked to him. This back yard is were B. mutlei have come from, so we asked if we could look for some. I got 5 of them, under rocks under cars. The best spots seems to be 1) under rocks in contact to other rocks, and 2) when the rock is under cover, like a bush. These were not big rocks, but often only a couple of pounds. Apparently the salamanders are out at night and are just ducking under.

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B. Shyft 1977 Journal Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango. 8 June. covers in the daytime. We also got 4 tofo - something in the [illegible] group- all little guys. We quit & went across the river (rio Barillas) to a pond to get Rana pipiens. It is basically across the river from the center of town, although it is a good walk if you go over the bridge. We found a small pool ~ 8 ft. across + 6 ft. deep w/ lots of frogs. I shot 2 with the slingshot & we bought some tadp (20 /50 cents) & came home. Also, before we went frogging, we headed out to Finca La Florida, across 2 mi. NE. Barillas on the road to Chiblas. We worked a coffee field for quite a while - I got one Bolitoglossa mulleri; Paul none. We also caught 6 Ninia selbae & one Adelphicus I think. Add to that 6 more Ninia we got on the walk to the frog pond, & we got a good biochemical sample. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango. 29 June. We decided to go out to the road head near San Ramon (the other fork from Chiblas) since we were told they have found salamanders on the road crews. We also thought we might see some trees come down. Near the end of the road, ~ 3500 ft., there are a

B.Smith 1977 Journal Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango. 29 June. lot of old cleared patches with fallen logs, bananas, good bark, rocks, etc- It looked perfect. We worked for 2-3 hours I didn't get anything. Paul got one Anolis, [illegible] one Adelphocos, nothing dse. We thought it was too low, but the road crew man told us he saw one today. Salamanay It was under the big blocks of limestone that the tractor tore up. Unfortunately we did not see it. There must be cracks that they hide in & came out at night. Anyway, we Split collected as the crest of the pass the road goes through. We worked bromeliads & got 1 Hylo & a bunch of ladybugs & split. Returned to Barillas, I took out a piece of mosquito netting to use as a net to get more Rana pipiens. We used it like a dragnet & got a more adults. We also took a few more tadpoles, a sample of the fish in the pond, and came home. Barillas, Dept. Huehuetenango 30 June. We spent most of this morning searching out mules or good horses to take to Chibral. Oddly, most of them were not out of town, either at San Ramon or Ixcán working. We finally found a guy with a really nice horse

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Staff 1977 Journal Barillas - Huevetenyo. 20 June and a mole - the pair for 5 dollars/day. I'll have more to say on that after we get them. He couldn't have them 'till tomorrow, so we decided to work the pine forest north of town. Paul had been there twice before I got a few helps, so we decided to give it a go. We drove up to the closest point to the woods and hiked up one of the many paths. The road was at 5200'el. I we worked thru the pines ( - 5500 - 5800ft) into the Medrono (el. 5900). There we looked about 10 bromeliads, I got a salamander out of 1 of them. These were big bromeliads - the medrono is around 55-60 mn. S-U. I is one of the B. helmrichi group - maybe helmrichi or Paul's "big brown". We continued chopping bromeliads, and then rested on a bit. It is a easy-to-move-thru forest. Maybe 3 tree spp. In another bromeliad we got a Tropidopissas - fire animal. Then later I got another - but unfortunately cut it in half. We continued up - got a few leptodactylids and a Bufo valliceps. Then we hit the crest, I saw real cloud forest across a small valley. We hiked over - all blueberry scrubby prickles - really awful, and then hit the woods. (In the first woods we also got 2 Bairdia). This new patch is many spp composition.

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B. Shultz 1977 Journal Barillas, Huchuetenango 0 June quite nice to walk thru. Unfortunately, we found little workable habitat, & what we wanted, we found nothing except a couple of leptodactylids. We decided to head down (crest was at 6500' el.) & found a big path thru the scrubby stuff. Rolling rocks got 2 Bufo sp., one Rhadineu, one Thamnophis out in the scrub. Then bade into the mature woods where we got an Euneccs (breirosthis?) under a big log, & another Barsia in the fire. By this time it was pouring & we were soaked, so we ran down. Of course, we hit the road below the car, miscalculated, & went down-walked all the way to town. Tomorrow we'll get a bus up to the car. Dinner at 7, then bed, I think. Finca Chiblac, Dept. Huchuetenango 1-2 July We rented our horses & hit the road to Chiblac around 10:15 AM. It was a clear, hot morning, & we got a good mula & a nice horse- me on the mula, Paul con caballo. It's a long ride- we stopped for lunch at Concepcion, where the road forks to Chiblac, around 2. Off again by 2:20 & We found that the horses dislike going down hill- they snake walk & go slowly, so we walked down the grade to El Valle, & into Chiblac.

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B. Shaffer 1977 Journal Finea Chiblac, Dept. Hochwetnargo. 2 July. El Valle is a fine place with its low llano & it's large ponds - very impressive site. The climb out is also impressive - about a 1200 ft. climb, straight up. We hit Chiblac around 5:30 - it was extremely overcast but it didn't rain - all night. The only help we got or was one very BIG snake, which we picked up as a voucher - it was before Concepcion somewhere. Next day, we got up early & went up to collect. The situation is sort of tricky, for we don't really have permission to be here. The deal is, the lefter is in Guatemala City 'till Monday or Tuesday, i.e. we need his sanction to be official. The man in charge, Don Luis, gave us the O.K. to stay, but can't give permission to roam the finca. We think that the feeling is he doesn't want responsibility, but will turn his head & not see us - but it's hard to pick up on these things. Anyhow, we went out today to the El Ropa field. Paul has been there, & got all 5 spp. of murenas. We walked up, first through the Barrots, then some cardonum fields, then forest, then up to the quinine field that is El Pomerio. We worked along fine trail & got big browns - a B. helminctia - we animal

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B.Shelly 1977 Journal Finca Chiblae, Dept Huerto-mango. 2 July We then took to the field - a long ago cut-over place & peeled more bark- got more big brano. They are only found under bark- but there they may be common (up to 3/piece bark). Remember that this is quite similar to the animal at Barillas, so the natural habitat may well be bromeliads. The place was hard to work, so we went on to another cleared patch & rolled logs. Under bark I got a Lepidophyrum mayae - young, & put a stainle, & more big brano under bark. We then went along the trail through a lot of virgin rainforest, & amazingly got a "lotus" under a small log in the virgin forest. We kept going 'til we hit the type locality - El Rayo. By this time it was raining & we had been out a long time. We took a break at the coffee shed by the road, than armed with elephant ears leaves as umbrellas, walked home. Oh yes, along the way we Got some Leptodactylids in the woods - both Eleutherodactylus & Syphopos, I think. Also we Got a five adult Lepidophyrum under wood chips. We got back & changed showers @ road. It rained from about 11 AM - 4 PM. then stopped - as of 7:50 PM. it is clear.

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B.Shelfer. 1977. Journal 5 July. Finca Chiblas, Dept. Huehuetenanga. On the 3rd we decided to put out the word to the local kids that we would pay for animals (5 cents per) & rest up, since we were both really beat. Unfortunately, we didn't get much - a few Anoles, some leptodactylids, & one big Smilisca (toft), around 5 PM, we rode up to the coffee shed by the type locality to night walk - the plan was to sleep there, work that day & night again, then leave. It rained from ~4-7PM, then cleared up - a beautiful, clear night, w almost full moon. The field has been cleared a lot, which made walking easy. Paul got a fine adult "jumper", & we both caught leptodactylids - also I got an Eumecces under bank. We headed down & slept in the open shed - a near-sleepless night due to intense gnat activity. Next morning (the 4th) on an hour or 2 of sleep we went back up to the locality. It's an easy 30 minute walk- steep up but a good path. The field was very cleared - we peeled bark & rolled logs, hoping for "lotus". All we got were 3 Eumecces - not even a "big brown". It may have been dry (doubtful) or the field may now too exposed to sunlight - but it was extremely discouraging. We split after about an hour of work, tired & beat, as we rode back to the

B. Stuffle 1977 Journal Finca Chiblac, Dept. Huehuetenango. 5 July. Finca it was raining, i've just couldn't see riding all day in our condition- it was about noon at the finca. Instead, we crashed out and read most of the afternoon. The 5th, we awoke at 5AM, packed, i hit the road by 6:30. Arrived at 10:30 at Concepcion, and ate breakfast. Left by 11- soon out of town, a bus came by, which Paul took with the live animals to Barillas. We did this to insure against overheating them- but it rained the entire time. Still, better safe than sorry. I rode both animals into Barillas, arriving a few minutes before 1AM. I ate then we met and went to Bill Keith's place to try for more B. molieri. Paul got a small one, i I got 2 Bubo. valliceps (?) & i small Ninia sebae. We spent the rest of the day prowling, writing, etc. We just paid our bill at the hotel- I think 6 nights, plus laundry- ran 15$- not too bad- about a buck/night/person. We will now pack & hit the road early tomorrow. Oh yes- on the ride out, we found a dead Drymibus margaritiferus on the road. Huehuetenango, Dept. Huehuetenango. 6 July. We got an early start out of Barillas- destination Huehuetenango - about a 6-7 hour drive. We drove straight to a brief stop at

Law I am writing to you because I feel that I must say something about the way you have treated me. I have been working for you for over two years now and I have never received a single penny of pay. You say that I have not done my job well, but I think it is you who has not done your job. You have given me no instructions, no guidance, no support. I have tried to do my best, but without any direction or help, how can I succeed? I am tired of being used and abused. I deserve respect and dignity, not exploitation. If you continue to treat me this way, I will leave and never work for you again. Please consider my request seriously. I hope we can resolve this matter amicably. Sincerely, [illegible]

B.Staffin 1977. Journal Huehuetenango, Dept. Huehuetanago 6 July. San Mateo Ixtatan to photo their bazar church then went on to our first locality - btw San Mateo & Santa Eulalia where we hoped to get a series of B.rostrata (Note - this morning we got a big, really nice Phylomedusa on the wall of the hotel in Barillas). We collected the pine woods at about 10,000 ft. - in the woods we got almost exclusively P.rex - in all habitats. We also got several Barisia, some Boto (calliops group) & a few Sceloporus malachiticus. Then by the roadside more out in the open we started hitting mostly rostrata - w a few rex, plus the other keepers. Total was rex - 35 rostrata - 37 Barisia - ~6 Boto - ~9 Sceloporus - ~5. The separation of rex & rostrata is pretty dramatic here - rostrata were very rare deep in the woods (we got 2) & rex were quite uncommon near the road. This may be due to drainage (flat in the woods) or exposure to sun but it suggests that there may be good ecological separation. Also, the rostrata logs were often really rotten - so there also may be some sort of succession from rex -> rostrata habitat Anyhow we bagged our catch & moved on to Captain to try to beef up our rostrata

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B. Shulth 1977. Journal Huehuetenango, Dept. Huehuetenango. July sample for Lynn. We worked the same area as before for ~ 1/2 hour, I got 2 rostrata. Apparently the place needed some time to recover - so we split also to 1 Barisia. Strangely, rex were still common, near the stream & away from it, but rostrata were definitely rare. Something I forgot - just before we hit Santa Eulalia, there was a tremendous noise & the car stopped. One of the main bolts holding the rear end up to the body had shaken unloose, & the rear end came off on one side. Luckily, the bolt, nuts, & rubber bushing were all intact, & in the hold of a lot of improvisation & hammering, we got it all back together - the car, amazingly, was fine, except for a rather noisy muffler. Onward to Paquix. We wanted to get a series of S. malachiticus, & Paquix seemed like a good place. Armed w/ the mighty slingshot, we shot or hand caught 17 Scelops in about 1 - 1 1/2 hours. We then packed our bags & hit Huehuetenango around 6 PM. We found a really cheap hotel Hospedaje Viajero - an O.K. room, nice balcony, & really seedy bathroom, essentially non-functional,

honnet Hvorfor jeg skal skrive om det og hvorfor jeg ikke vil skrive om det. Jeg har en historie som jeg har fortalt mange ganger før, men denne gangen er den annerledes. Den handler om hvordan jeg fikk vite at jeg var gravid, hvordan jeg reagerte på det, og hva som skjedde deretter. Det var ikke lett å ta innover seg nyheten, men jeg var glad for at alt gikk bra til slutt. Jeg vil dele min historie med dere i håp om at den kan hjelp andre kvinner som står overfor samme situasjon. Jeg vet ikke hva som venter oss fremover, men jeg er optimistisk og ser frem til å leve resten av livet mitt sammen med barnet mitt.

B.Shaffer 1977. Journal 6 July. Huehuetenango, Dept. Huehuetenago. for 1$ a piece. We ate at a chicken joint that was bad, then pickedled animals 'til 11:30 PM. We left about 8 AM, & are now at a place called "Sozi's Pancakes" - had some of the best pancakes w/ fresh berries & bananas even for 1.50$ - it's in a house, non-gringo, (at least they're not apparent) & very nice. On to Panajachel! 7 July. Panajachel, Dept. Solola We left Huehuetenago around 9:30 AM- headed South toward Panajachel. The drive is fast (60 MPH +) & easy - we stopped briefly at the forest around Zunil ridge to look for crustaceans (no luck - very dry & dusty) then hit town. It took a while to locate Stewarts' place - if you ask for Pancho mata-culebras goulebro (the snake-killer) the people all know him. Basically he lives here: Stewart's- red gate. dirt 1st left/ shell station. to the lake Main St. it's a beautiful house - I may have to retire here myself some day. Stewart is a very crusty

tomot 9/10/23 The last time I went over to the store to buy some of my favorite snacks, they had already been sold out. So instead of going there again next week like planned, I just decided not to go at all. M9 65:11 - the car was a MA8 - Honda that we drove for years before "colonial 2002" called itself into existence? Or maybe it wasn't even called out by name but rather known only as "Colonial 2002" and then someone else named it after seeing how much fun we had driving around in it. We - I think so! - saw this same car parked outside our house one day while walking home from school. I told myself at no point during that entire conversation did anyone mention anything about what happened with the other cars we'd seen before now. 9/10/23 to 9, 10/29/2024 - MA 03P house agreement? All good stuff! But kind of weird if it was all just a bunch of people trying to get together for some reason (maybe they were planning something special like an anniversary party or maybe even just wanted to have fun together). I'm not sure what exactly went on there but I must admit that seeing those pictures made me feel pretty good about everything we've done so far. The whole thing felt like a celebration of sorts anyway since everyone seemed happy enough with their lives right now! So yeah, I guess you could say it was kind of nice having all these friends over again just to catch up and chat for a bit. Not bad at all considering how much time has passed since last meeting. And wait... did anyone else notice something strange going on near the end there? Wait wait wait... Little boy said: "You know what? Let's play tag!" Me: "Okay, let's do that then." Then little boy runs off towards his dad who's standing nearby holding onto his arm tightly. Meanwhile mom calls out loudly from inside the house saying: "Don't forget your shoes before leaving though okay?" Little boy turns back around looking confusedly at us both as if asking why would anyone need those anyway? Mom answers quickly without hesitation stating clearly enough for everyone present within earshot exactly what needs to happen next here too! Little boy nods enthusiastically agreeing wholeheartedly saying: "Yeah sure thing momma no problem whatsoever!

B. Shuffy 1977. Journal Panajachel, Dept. Solola. 7 July. old guy who swears like a pro, has a snow white botch hair cut, i is really funny. We talked for about 3 hours, mostly about herps (=herpets), localities, etc, but also a good deal of talk about all times, trips to Costa Rica, etc. We actually did get some info out of him - a few I.D.'s, pet plus where to go in the Cuilco's for C. rabbi i other things, but the main purpose of the trip was just to revel in his beauty. We left his place arond 6 PM. i went up to Sololá for the night. We stayed in the Hotel Salas - a nice place for $1/night/person. Meals are also served here - $.75 i really good - with running water, who could ask for more. The car has been acting up for a couple of weeks now - it won't start & must be pushed. However, after 5 days of rest it still started fine, & the ignition light is not on. This implies to me that the battery has discharged beyond the capacity of the alternator - so we are having it charged this morning at a mechanic. If it discharges again, I will check the generator in Guatemala City. Anyhow, on to Cuilco this afternoon for C. rabbi. On he yes - we got a Leptodirus septentrionalis at ~8000 ft. coming into here - to be picked.

B. Shaffer 1979 Journal. Hotel "El Repozo", Dept. Huehuetenango. 3 July. After we put the battery in the car, it still wouldn't start, so it must be in the starter after all. I guess it comes apart in Great City. Well, we left Panajachel ~ noon, & headed back to the border to find "El Repozo". Go past la Democracia by about 5-6 miles, & it's on the left as you go north - a big hotel & gasleneria, about 6 km. from the border. We arrived around 4 & did a laundry in the sink till 5:30 - then I went out & kicked over some logs till 6 - nothing. There is a nice creek in back of the place, but no frogs. We ate at the hotel ($ 2.50 for 2) then went night driving - North to the body, then south past la Democra- cia, then back. We got 1 Rana pipiens & saw a squashed toad - really lousy. We did see a lot of bats, & we going to try for some tonight. We were told that the road to the rabbit locality is impossible, so we are waiting now to catch a ride with a four-wheel drive that might be going that way. El. at El Repozo - 2900 ft. Hotel "El Repozo" Dept. Huehuetenango. 9 July Today was the one day, one-shot ascent of the Cuilco to try for Chiroptersmiths rabbit. The locality, as we knew it, was from 8000 ft. - by a dirt rd - so up we went - the road was very bad so we decided to hitch up. There is a

Mexico N. El Rapiote Pass in mins. Very steep & sharp- el: 7000 ft Paraíso

B. Shaffer 1937 Journal Hotel "El Reposo" Dept. the [illegible] July small town near the pass in the rd. Paraiso, which we aimed for. We tried to catch a ride to no success, so walked back to the hotel & got someone who was going that way to take us up to Paraiso for 10$. We had requests as high as $40. The drive took 1 1/2 hours - definitely not a 2 wheel drive rd. We ate (1.25/2 people) then for $2 got another ride to the pass. Town is at 5800ft, so the last ~2-3 km was really steep to the pass. When you hit the crest, there are several paths off of the west side of the road. One goes down the other side - we followed it briefly but it goes [illegible]. The correct one is not quite from the top of the pass, and it goes up, then follows the rd. for ~20ft, then goes due West, straight up. We assumed this to be the proper trail & went up. We saw a lot of nice big, broad-leafed bromeliads. I hacked at one 10-15, no luck (*1). However, on the way back down, out of another 20, we got one C. rubbi. We kept climbing, turning stuff & tearing open logs, rocks, etc. - found absolutely nothing. Then at *2 we stopped to open more bromeliads & the 1st one came out a C. rubbi out of a large bromeliad. A few minuts later a large B. resplendens was fund

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B. Shetty 1974 Journal Hotel "El Repozo" Dept. Huachuetongo. 9 July in a small bromeliad, i went out of control! We chipped down a good 20 - [illegible] more, i ended up with 4 C rabbi + 2 B. resplendens . We basically worked up the trail, then saw some pines at the top, i decided to check it out. We went up, i found a really razor back ridge, a mixed pine - broadleaf forest. The pines had no bromeliads, but the others had plenty. We peeled a lot of apparently perfect pine bark and didn't find a thing. Then we opened bromeliads, i Paul got a chirp in one. I got 3 B. resplendens from one bromeliad, then we then worked south up the ridge to see where it went. We spent a bunch more bromeliads, i only got one resplendens from a rotted [illegible] hardwood log (I had also gotten one from bark in a hardwood log at the locality 3.) The last one came from [illegible], where the trail suddenly plunges down and we turned around. We later discovered that if you go down, the [illegible] mountain goes back up to another knob - it may be up there that the large llano that everyone talks about is. Or it may be on the next ridge to the north. In any case, it is worth checking out for rostrata, for we found none.

"I am not" "...that I had a name as a girl" "If you are - so, keep a man longer, the way out of your life, and go to school, then it will be better. But if you want to get out for only getting what you follow in hand, or get your own work done by yourself and try to learn to do anything else that you can do with your hands, then it will be a great thing for us, but not so good for me as I am now. So we will go back to our school and bring out the best of what we have learned and see how well we can work together. But I) feel like I should be able to do something more than just being a student in school. And if I could do that, then I would not only be able to help myself but also others who need help too."

B. Shyker. 1977 Journal. Hotel "El Repozo" Dept Huexvetengo July. Anyway, we worked back to *3. I chipped a few more, then decided to head down. We were supposed to be down by 5 PM to catch a ride we had arranged for down the mtn. For leg I didn't want to miss it. Naturally, my watch stopped, so when it said 4 PM, it was actually 6:30 when we walked down to Paraiso. The truck had left, so we ate there again - a good meal for $2.50/2, then started to walk around 7:15. It's not too long - about 2 1/2 hours, but very steep as a total of over 5000 ft. down - about 3000 from Paraiso. It's a lot of trunk. In the dark it was a long walk - I about 1/8 mile from the end Paul twisted his ankle, which looked like it hurt a lot. He hobbled in, I we charged the animals shrewd, I felt a lot better - arrived at El Repozo ~9:30. We ran out of ice, so what we did was put the animals in plastic bags, put that in a cloth bag, soak it & hang it up - the evaporation keeps everything cool - a neat idea! We are trying to keep all of these alive for Dave - here's hoping. Unfortunately Paul's ankle is still hurt; he may not be able to work San Marcos w me. Oh well - hopefully I will get both.

Saddle path bad dirt good dirt El Rincon. stonepaved rd. (Av. 7) San Marcos

B.Shaffner 1977, Journal Hotel Perez, Dept. San Marcos 10 July We left El Ropozo in the morning i hit the road for San Marcos. It's about a 4-5 hour drive, & we arrived around 1:30 P.M. The hotel Perez is pleasant & not bad at $4.75/day/person, & 3 good meals. This is where Wake always stays, Paulo leg still hurts, so I went up to the saddle that is above El Rincon to look for B. resplendens & C. bronviccia. The path is a simple extension of the road - see it starts at big & dwindles down to a deeply cut stream- bed trail. There are many turns & forks, but they always all re-connect on the proper path. When you hit the pass it is unmistakable - heavy dense trey comes right up to it from the coast, & it is clear looking over San Marcos - very impressive. You can go right or left when you hit the ridge. First I went right- got 4 B. rotata under one log, & a hybrid out of a bromeliad. It continued going up & I figured I was up too high so I went left. You pass through the rosette & suddenly hit burrata + goebeli under stuff. I took a few & hit 2 Thamnophis, under word chips. I also cut ~10 bromeliads in the bruneta- goebeli belt & got nothing. It was past 5 so I came back down - arrived ~6. After returning, it occured to me that I should have picked up

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B. Shulfa 1977 Journal Hotel Perez, Dept. San Marcos. 10 July. Live series of both pseuds to do feeding experiments w the Thaumorphis in Chicago - I think I will do so the morning of the 12th. Hotel Perez, Dept. San Marcos. July We drove the top end of the coast road through the cloud forest down to Rubin's finca, at km. 264. This is supposed to be a good Chirpe locality, & we need some for hymn. We chopped bromeliads from km. 264 -> 262, I got nothing. After an hour or 2 we gave up & went up higher to look for resplendens for Steve. Again no luck turning stuff or working road banks. Finally we decided to get B. bromads & guebeli for feeding exp's. w the Thaumorphis. We got about 20, & 15 of them died. All in all, a great morning. We returned to the hotel around 1:30, & I spent the rest of the day reading & preserving. At night we went back out to the coast road for resplendens. It was bone dry & the car was fudging up - absolutely nothing was out. We called it around 9 PM. Hotel ? - Tecpin, Dept. San Marcos. 12 July. This morning I decided to make one last assault of the saddle in search of B. resplendens for Steve - this time working to the right as Wake had suggested. I left around 9 AM - got up top

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B. Stelfy 1988 Journal Hotel, Tecpan, Dept. San Marcos? 12 July by 9:40. To the right the trail climbs & splits of ten basically staying along the ridge. I worked for a solid 2 hours, peeling bark, lopping branches, stumps, logs, stones, etc. - only got rostrata, it not in great abundance. I finally got a couple of Pseudos - maybe the Pseudoeryth sp. - inside a rotten log. Also, there were a lot of Sceloporos malachiticus, but I couldn't get a good series, so I released the me I caught. Then I decided to work back on the left of the saddle to get more brunmate & gocheli for feeding experiments. I worked the same trail, & at the same pile of wood chips where I got 2 Thamipnis before, I got 2 more. These were a mating pair - complete w/ 1 themipnis inserted in the female. They stayed together for several hours - the spines on that guy really make him stick in her. I now had strong nipetus to get more Pseudos. I got a few in a rotten log, then dropped down more into an open field. Here I only got rostrata! below where I had caught Pseudos. I figured I might as well grab a few for feeding exp's, (about a dozen) then went back to the saddle & down. We ate lunch at the hotel, than went back to the coast.

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6. Shyft 1977 Journal Hotel, Tecpan, Dept. San Marcos? 12 July road in search of more Pseudo. Working the clearings & trails by the road we got ~40 Pseudo, plus ~6 Eleutherodactylus greggi. Also Paul got 2 B. franklini under stores. We were both tired, so we took off for Guatemala City. We left San Marcos ~ 4:30 on the inland road. After dark the car really started to f*ck up - it appeared we were running just off the generator. The lights were very dim, & every time you use any kind of electrical unit (ie. brakes, lights, blinker) everything would die for a second. We decided it was too dangerous & so stopped in Tecpan. This town was demolished by the earthquake & is really in bad shape - a shanty town everywhere. We slept in the only hotel ( 2$/person/night). ate, & slept. Airplane - Guatemala City -> S.F. Calif. 13-14 July. This morning to much trouble we started the car & drove into Guatemala City. 1st stop - the airport. We changed my ticket & the 14th (no problem) then went to the Oficina & Hefte de Silvestre to get the export permit. This is very informal - basically get a 10$ piece of official paper available at any pharmacy, & write on it what you have, why, what University you are associated with (with some proof of this)

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B.Shuff 1972 Journal Airplane - Gothenburg City -> S.F. Calif. 12-14 July it that's about it. You then have the heffe sign it, & all is well. The office is very close to the airport. It's easy to do, so we decided to have it all signed in the morning. We then return-ed & went to the city & got our hotel. (The name escapes me) at $4/day, w/ 3 meals. We passed a Datsun dealer - so we polked the starter & went down there by bus. As we were walking we passed an electrical system man - he checked it out & told us that the statinary coils were forked - 11$ to fix it by 3 in the afternoon. We left it & cruised the market. The main mercado fell down in the earthquake - all that remains is a big pit - so we hit the alternate one. Paul got a belt- I looked at some jades but none of it was right. We returned for the starter, put it in the car, & lounge, it still didn't work. Rolled it one more time & went to the starter man - it was a bad terminal on the battery! One buck more, & it was fine & clear. We also got a couple of grease seals for the front end; Paul will have them put on tomorrow (we have no cows yet, alas!). We returned & did some cruising, then ate & packed up the animals - rebagged everything & changed clothes again. I decided to take the big ice chest - it's super

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B. Shifty 1977 Journal Airplane - Guatemala City -> S.F. Calif. 12-14 July. on the plane. We then caught a more - "2 minute warning," not a bad flight, then cruised. In the morning we divided up the records, ate, & hit the airport around 9:45. The flight left at 10:75 - so not too much time. Naturally, the Heffs were no where to be found, so we said screw it - & I checked in. $8 in airport fee & away we went - a minor hassle over the animals, liquid nitrogen, etc. occured. They insisted on checking everything, which was all packed away. We waited for a while, then the guy came out, put tags on everything, & put it on the plane. He even waived the excess weight, which amounted to about $40 - hell of a nice guy! We then cruised the shops a bit - bagged some staggers & had a final cup of coffee & a goodbye smoke. It's funny - I missed the states so bad when I left - but the missing of house subsided, & now I hate to go. Oh well - I barely made the plane - they were already rolling away the gangplate - & now its back to the states Adios!

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY 2593 LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 94720

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