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intro, Dean
2004
Limestone Salamander (Hydromantes brunus)
and Ensatina eschscholtzii xanthoptica
3.6 miles along road to Buffalo Gulch from Feliciano
Mtn. Road, overlooking Merced River, south of Bridalburg,
Mariposa Co., CA
37°36.623'N, 119°56.946'W (WGS84, 10m) 896 m
Nov. 13
Jed Paperfuss and I collected a single H. brunus adult
female from Feliciano Mountain, in the small limestone
cuteros along the Buffalo Gulch Road. The salamander
was under a moss-covered rock beneath a small
tree in one of the moistest areas of the cuteroop. I
found an adult Ensatina a few moments later
under a nearby rock. We collected both animals
since there is no tissue for H. brunus in the MVZ
from this locality. The animals were found around 2PM.
H. brunus: SMR 19
Ensatina : SMR 20