Field notes, v1731
Page 365
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R. Zweifel 303 Uta stansburiana heyeri Aug. 31, 1951 Paso Picacho Camp, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, San Diego Co., Calif. This morning more than 20 of these lizards were collected. They were found beneath rocks in a rather open, barren area at the edge of the forest. There are areas of exposed granite bedrock, worn smooth and with mortar holes, and numerous small rocks (1' diameter) scattered over the bedrock and on the soil in between. The dorsal pattern of eight adult females is composed of chevrons, as in the coastal form. Two adult females, however, have a linear pattern like the desert form.