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R. Zureijer
April 12, 1952
60
Aneides flavigularis major
Waddell Creek, Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
1757-62, R. Zureijer
An adult found on a piece of log 4'x1'x6" on moist sand in the creek bottom about 100'
from the stream. This is about 30' from the
vertically cut bank of the creek bottom at
the edge of a thick patch of alders, Douglas
and bay are present about 50 feet away. An
adult triturnus was found under an adjacent log.
An adult was found beneath a rock in a
rocky seep along the roadside.
An adult on rotted wood under a cotton
log, temp habitat 12.0°C
A juvenile under a rock 6" from the edge of
a small stream (Bessie Creek, see notes on
Eremotodon)
On adult in a piece of rotten oak log, habitat
10.5°, 8 feet from Bessie Creek. Add alder
twigs. Two more in similar situation 2-3 feet
from the water and three others under the same
log as the last two, but right at the edge of
the stream.