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238, 239, 241, 285-291. 1952: 20, 21, 47, 50-52, 55,
R. Zweifel
June 1, 1957
Rana boylii
River Creek, Mt. Diablo Road, 5.3 mi. E.,
1 mi. S Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
36. E. Karlestrom
14 tadpoles collected along with a couple
of adults. !The tadpoles range in length from
38 to 56 mm, hind legs being about 8 mm long
in the largest. Average length 45.3mm.
The overall aspect of the ground color is Olive
(Oligway). Diffuse melanic spotting is present
on the tail for a musculature but is less
evident on the body, due to darker ground color.
Granistic spotting is also distributed over the
body and tail.
The ventral surface of the body is salmon and nearly
opaque, so that the veins cannot be seen only
faintly.