Field notes, v4226

Rovito, Sean M.
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Sean M. Rovito General Index Section 1: 2007 (Part) Catalogue #285-495 Section 2: 2007 (Part) Journal Section 3: 2008 Catalogue #496-735 Section 4: 2008 Journal Section 5: 2007 (Part)-2008 Photo Log
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Sean M. Rovito 2007 (Part) Catalogue #285-495 Guatemala: Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, El Quiche, Huehuetenango, Jalapa, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, Solola Honduras: Copan, Cortes, Ocotepeque, Santa Barbara Mexico: Chiapas
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Parrots, Sean 2007 Catalogue - Guatemala Corro Miramundo, ~1 km south of Mataquesquintla-Miramundo road on dirt road to microwave tower, Depto. Jalapa, Guatemala July 27 14.52789°N, 90.14494°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 2604m elev. SMR285 Bolitoglossa morio adult liver-FF 7/29/07 SMR286 " " juvenile " " CRVA1181 " " juvenile liver-EtOH FF 7/29/07 CRVA1182 " " " " SMR287 Thoropa adult male FF-liver 7/29/ CRVA1183 " " adult male 7/29/07 liver-100% EtOH SMR288 Masopis meletti juvenile liver-FF 7/29/07 SMR289 " " adult female liver-FF 7/29/07 CRVA1184 " " juvenile liver-100%EtOH 7/29/07 CRVA1185 " " adult " CRVA1186 " " adult " SMR290 Scolopus malachitius group adult male liver-FF 7/29/07 SMR291 " " juvenile " CRVA1187 " " juvenile liver-EtOH 7/29/07 CRVA1188 " " juvenile " CRVA1189 " " adult female "
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Katalog - Auslage FOLZOLF 77-civil tuba SMR382 " " SMR382 FOLZOLF Hotz civil " CRVA118 " CRVA118 Hubs SMR385 FOLZOLF 77-civil civil SMR382 FOLZOLF 77-civil double tube " CRVA118 FOLZOLF Hotz 3001-civil civil " CRVA118 " Hubs " CRVA118 " Hubs " CRVA118 FOLZOLF 77-civil tuba, tuba SMR392 " " SMR391 " " CRVA118 " " CRVA118 " " CRVA118
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write, clear 2007 Catalogue - Guatemala 15.4 Km south by road of Rabinal, on CA-5 from El Chol to Rabinal, Sierra de Chuacús, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala July 28 15.00460°N, 90.46865°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 1815m elev. SMR292 Bolitoglossa helminchi (?) adult male liver-FF 7/29/07 CRVA1190 " " juvenile liver, tail - FF 7/29/07 0.7 Km W on dirt road from CA-5, 14.2km by road S of Rabinal to CA-5, Sierra de Chuacús, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala July 28 15.00905°N, 90.47858°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 1906m elev. SMR293 B. helminchi (?) subadult liver-FF 7/29/07 CRVA1191 " " adult female liver - FF 7/29/07 0.9 Km SE on dirt road from road between CA-15 and San Bartolome Jocotenango, 7.4km E of CA-15, Depto. El Quiche, Guatemala July 30 15.12404°N, 91.14348°W [WGS84, 5m acc.], 1933m elev. CRVA1192 adult liver- ETOH 7/31/07 Coniophanes fissidens 0.2km SE on dirt road from road between CA-15 and San Bartolome Jocotenango, 7.4Km E of CA-15, Depto. El Quiche, Guatemala July 30 CRVA1193 adult liver - ETOH 7/31/07 Sceloporus atincunctus xiphomorphus CRVA1194 adult liver- ETOH 7/31/07 15.12745°N, 91.14919°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 1936m elev.
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"Cavallio - caput" "F006" "made by?" 17.21 "85 yd/sf" "CAVALIO" "FOVAF 40+39 "FOVAF 99 south channel tube " "CAVALIO" "FOVAF 40+39 "FOVAF 99 south channel tube " "CAVALIO" "FOVAF 40+39 "FOVAF 99 south channel tube " "CAVALIO" "FOVAF 40+39 "FOVAF 99 south channel tube " "CAVALIO"
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notes, Year 2007 Catalogue July 30 0.5 Km NW of Canton Xoljyapus on side road from San Bartholo Jostenango to San Pedro Jocopilox, 5.9 Km (by road) from CA-15, Depts. El Zinche, Guatemala 15.11082°N, 91.12408°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 2391m elev. CRVA1195 Pleotryxle adult liver -100% EtOH 7/31/07 July 31 Nueva Santa Caterina chixtalencan, ca. 2 Km (by road) from highest point on CA-1, Depts. Solola, Guatemala 14.85037°N, 91.35818°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 3000m elev. CRVA1196 Mesaspis meroloti liver-EtOH 7/31/07 SMR294 " " adult liver-FF 7/31/07 SMR295 Scolopaxus subadult male " " July 31 cs.2Km (by road) W on CA-1 and 0.6 Km S on dirt road from highest point on CA-1, Depts. Solola, Guatemala 14.83832°N, 91.37859°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2998m elev. SMR296 Bolitoglossa morio subadult female liver-FF 7/31/07 CRVA1197 " " " liver-EtOH 7/31/07 CRVA1198 Thorops adult gravid female liver-EtOH 7/31/07 CRVA1199 Scolopaxus adult male " " CRVA1200 M. meroloti " " July 31 3.5Km on dirt road S of CA-1 and ca.2 Km W of high point on CA-1, Depts. Solola, Guatemala 14.82715°N 304m 91.39634°W [WGS84, tmax], elev FF CRVA1201 Pseudoeurycea rex adult male liver-EtOH 7/31/07 CRVA1202 Scolopaxus liver-EtOH 7/31/07 CRVA1203 B. morio juvenile liver-FF EtOH 7/31/07
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Porto, Dean 2007 Catalogue July 31 2.7 km S from CA-1 on road ~2km W on CA-1 from highest point, Depto. Sololá Quetzaltena 14.83443°N, 91.39102°W [WGS84, 5m acc.], 3031m elev. SMR297 Alaloprus liver-FF 7/31/07 SMR298 Bolitoglossa maris adult female liver-FF 7/3/07 CRVA1204" " " liver-FF 7/31/07 Etoh July 31 On road from CA-1 towards Montana Dieste Cruces, Depto. Solola, Quetzaltena 14.79134°N, 91.41372°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 3083m elev. CRVA1205 Mesapip maroleti adult no tissue taken - found cut in half, dead Aug. 1 Up trail south from high point on El Paraiso-Oja Blanca Rd., 14.6 km by road from CA-1, Montanas de Culeco, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.56078°N, 91.98434°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 2239m elev. CRVA1206 Eiloma adult liver-FF Etoh 8/16/07 15.55957°N, 91.98440°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 2328m elev. SMR299 Bolitoglossa lincolni FF-liver 8/2/07 CRVA1207 Bolitoglossa lincolnii adult liver-FF Etoh 8/2/07 15.56062°N, 91.98419°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2281m elev. CRVA1208 Dendrobtrun rabbi juvenile liver, tail, intestina-FF Etoh 8/8/07 SMR300 Rana adult liver-FF Etoh 8/2/07 - found along road
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winter, Jean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 4 ~6.5 Km (by road) W of San Cristobal on old road to Juxtla Autizoz, Chiapas, Mexico 16.72676°N, 92.70024°W [WGS84, 7 m acc], 2303 m elev. SMR301 Mesaspis modeti livr - FF 8/6/07 Aug. 5 16.81787°N, 92.58017°W [WGS84], 2860 m elev. SMR304 Bolitoglossa rostrata SMR305 " " SMR303 " " adult livr - FF 8/6/07 " " livr - FF 8/10/07 Aug. 6 Biológico San José, 5.5km W of San Cristobal city limit on old road to Juxtla Autizoz, Chiapas, Mexico SMR302 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult male CRVA1209 " " subadult livr - FF 8/6/07 Electryla [illegible] - given to Antonio Muñoz 16.72427°N, 92.69986°W [WGS84, 11 m acc], 2200m elev. Carro Tzontehuitz, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 7 0.5Km south of Huixtan, Chiapas, Mexico 16.70168°N, 92.45442°W [WGS84, 8 m acc], 2128m elev. SMR306 Xphenomorphus adult livr - FF 8/10/0 Aug. 7 22.0Km (by road) from city of Palenque on road to Ocosingo, Chiapas, Mexico 17.37424°N, 91.98985°W [WGS84, 15 m acc], 398m elev. SMR307 Xphenomorphus juvenile livr - FF 8/10/07
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Roots, Sean 2007 Catalogue (by road) Hotel los Leones, 2.2Km W of junction with Hwy 199, on road to Palenque Ruins, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 7 17.50682°N, 92.01256°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 88m elev. SMR308 Hemidactylus adult liver - FF 8/10/07 SMR309 " " " " Aug. 8 Mzaltezman, Cueva de la iglesia, Chilón, Chiapas, México 17.03985°N, 92.25063°W [WGS84, 24m acc.], 1341m elev. SMR310 Bolitoglossa rufescens juvenile liver - FF 8/10/07 SMR311 Limia salae adult liver - FF 8/10/07 - collected w/ C. Naskey + A. Muñoz road from Majalón to La Nantana, 5.2Km (by road) from Majalón, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 9 17.14905°N, 92.34853°W [WGS84, 11m acc.], 1490m elev. SMR312 Drymarchon corais juvenile liver - FF 8/10/07 - collected w/ C.RVA + AMA Aug. 9 Mzaltezman, Mpio. Chilón, Chiapas, México 17.0458°N, 92.2416°W [WGS84], 1430m acc. SMR313 Bolitoglossa rufescens liver - FF 8/10/07 SMR314 Bolitoglossa mexicana adult tail FF liver - EtOH 8/10/07 SMR315 Adelphicos liver - FF 8/10/07 17.0420°N, 92.2492°W [WGS84], 1440m elev. SMR316 B. rufescens liver - FF 8/10/07 SMR317 " " juvenile FF-liver, tail 8/10/07 SMR318 " " adult male liver - FF 8/10/07 - collected by TJP & Gustavo, Peru
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Catalogue (See pg) st least on (??) past the meeting of X.XX, seems as if I have to agree again. But we don't have to be in agreement, or do we? 1F: B0085 N 36 01529 W 7628410 sec F1 ZWR305 (see pg) ZWR306 " " " " pg? U.S. Attorney's Office, State of Ohio, Marion County, Marion. 1F: 0285 N 34 0289 W 7628410 sec F1 ZWR310 (see pg) ZWR311 (see pg) " " " " - check on c - yugoslavia in labels. more than just an issue, it is a matter of fact. So, best I'll wait for the next meeting with the attorneys and then I'll write again. 1F: 14206 N 38 0159 W 7628410 sec F1 ZWR312 (see pg) " " - check on labels as well. U.S. Attorney's Office, State of Ohio, Marion County, Marion. pg? ZWR313 (see pg) ZWR314 (see pg) " " " " - check on labels as well. ZWR315 (see pg) Fol/07 77 - mail Fol/08 77 - mail pg? ZWR316 (see pg) ZWR317 (see pg) " " " " - check on labels as well. Fol/09 77 - mail Fol/10 77 - mail Fol/11 77 - mail ZWR318 (see pg) " " " " - check on labels as well.
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wits, Joan 2007 Catalogue Aug. 9 Mayaltzamen, Mpio. Chitón, Chiapas, Mexico 17.0420°N, 92.24-92°W [WGS84], 1440m elev. SMR319 Puria selae liver - FF 8/10/07 SMR320 Xphenomorphus " SMR321 " " ".w/ CRVA, TJP, Elutator Aug. 10 2.7 Km north (by road) from Ocosingo-Tuxtán road, 1.7 Km east from Oxchuc by road Aug. 10 16.81314°N, 92.33123°W [WGS84, 7m acc.] 1835m elev. SMR323 Ilopaz liver - FF 8/10/07 Aug. 10 12 Km (by road) on highway to Ocosingo from junction with Hwy 190, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 10 16.58977°N, 92.48-734°W [WGS84, 7m acc.] 2321m elev. SMR324 Nyla walkeri adult male liver FF 8/13/07 SMR322 Codophidion godmani juvenile liver - EtoH 8/10/07 Aug. 11 8.7 Km south of San Juan Chicoy (by road), Sierra de los Cuachumatanes, Dept. Huehuetánango, Guatemala Aug. 11 15.57264°N, 91.45580°W [WGS84, 5m acc.] 2897m elev. SMR325 Bolitoglossa rostrata liver - FF 8/13/07 SMR326 " " SMR327 " " SMR328 " " juvenile whole animal - FF 8/13/07 SMR329 " " liver - FF 8/13/07 CRVA1210 " " juvenile whole animal - EtoH 8/13/07 CRVA 1211 ". "
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Lauts, Dean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 11 8.7 Km by road 5 of San Juan chxey on road to Huchuetenango, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala CRVA1212 Bolitoglossa rastroeta liver - FF 8/13/07 CRVA1213 " " CRVA1214 Bolitoglossa hartwegi " JMR330 Bufor locurati juvenile liver- FF 8/13/07 Aug. 11 7.0 Km by road 5 of San Juan chxey on road to Huchuetenango, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.57018 N, 91.44162 W [WGS84, 6m acc], 2886m elev. JMR331 B. hartwegi liver - FF 8/13/07 CRVA1215 B. locurati juvenile liver - ETOH 8/16/07 Aug. 12 by road 9.6 Km W of San Juan chxey on road to Ocheval, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.61479 N, 91.50250 W [WGS84, 7m acc], 2836m elev. JMR332 B. rastroeta adult male liver - FF 8/13/07 JMR333 " " juvenile whole animal- FF 8/13/07 JMR334 " " subadult liver - FF 8/13/07 JMR335 " " adult male " " JMR336 " " adult male " CRVA1216 " " juvenile whole animal- ETOH 8/13/07 CRVA1217 " " liver - FF 8/13/07 CRVA1218 " " juvenile whole animal- ETOH 8/13/07 CRVA1219 " " juvenile "
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Catalog FOD/8 4053-mail " " " " FOD/8 77-mail " " Quot. 12-Feb-18 in H1628M J1910FEZ1 FOD/8 77-mail " " Quot. 12-Feb-18 in H1628M J1910FEZ1 FOD/8 77-mail FOD/8 77-leisure club " " FOD/8 77-mail " " " " " " FOD/8 4053-leisure club FOD/8 4053-mail " " FOD/8 4053-leisure club " " CRVA1816 CRVA1819 CRVA1818 " " 2WR335 2WR334 2WR337 2WR332 CRVA1816 CRVA1819 CRVA1818 " "
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roster, Bear 2007 Catalogue Aug, 12 7.0 Km by road W of San Juan clxcoy, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.60566°N, 91.48608°W [WGS84], 17 m acc., 2825m elev. SMR337 Bolitoglossa rostrata adult liver - FF 8/13/07 CRVA1220 " " juvenile whole animal- ETOH 8/13/07 CRVA1221 " " " " SMR338 Bolito lcoactitis adult liver -FF 8/16/07 CRVA1222 " " juvenile liver - ETOH 8/13/07 Aug, 12 Aldea Pie de la Cuesta, 1.2 Km by road from center of San Juan clxcoy on road to microwave tower, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.59241°N, 91.45522°W [WGS84], 11 m acc., 2339m elev. SMR339 Bolitoglossa lincolnii adult male liver -FF 8/13/07 CRVA1223 " " liver- FF ETOH 8/13/07 Aug, 12 3 Km by road N of junction with road to Todos Santos Cuchumatán, on road from San Juan clxcoy to Huehuetenango, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.47763°N, 91.50699°W [WGS84], 9 m acc., 3306 meter. SMR340 Mesaspis meadeleti liver- FF 8/16/07 CRVA1225 " " liver- ETOH 8/16/07 SMR341 Sceloporus liver -FF 8/16/07
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Catalog Crabapple F006 Quince 12,387.500m P+72W W99204.1P.M.+78255 F0L/18 77-ail Albo station and path of PEEZ33 " " CRVA1630 " " CRVA1630 F0L/18 77-ail Albo station and path of PEEZ32 " " CRVA1630 " " CRVA1630 Quince 12,387.500m P+72W W99204.1P.M.+78255 F0L/18 77-ail Albo station and path of PEEZ33 " " CRVA1630 F0L/18 77-ail Crabapple F006 Quince 12,387.500m P+72W W99204.1P.M.+78255 F0L/18 77-ail Albo station and path of PEEZ33 " " CRVA1630 " " CRVA1630 Quince 12,387.500m P+72W W99204.1P.M.+78255 F0L/18 77-ail Albo station and path of PEEZ33 " " CRVA1630 " " CRVA1630
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Kontos, Dean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 13 Saddle above El Rincon, west of San Marcos, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.95537°N, 91.84599°W [WGS84, Gmaor. J], 2761 m elev. SMR 342 Bolitoglossa morio adult male liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 343 " " subadult liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 344 " " adult male liver - FF 8/16/07 CRVA 1225 " " subadult liver - EtOH 8/16/07 CRVA 1227 " " subadult " " Aug. 13 SW of Saddle above El Rincon, west of San Marcos, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.95158°N, 91.84632°W [WGS84, 7m aor. J], 2762 m elev. SMR 345 Bolitoglossa lincolnii subadult liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 346 Dendrobatites lemeliacus adult female liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 347 " " adult female liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 348 " " adult male liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 349 " " subadult tail - FF 8/16/07 SMR 350 " " adult male liver - FF 8/16/07 SMR 351 " " adult male whole animal - FF 8/16/07 SMR 352 " " subadult tail - FF 8/16/07 CRVA 1228 " " adult liver - EtOH 8/16/07 tail FF CRVA 1229 " " juvenile - EtOH 8/16/07 CRVA 1230 " " adult male tail - " " CRVA 1231 " " adult male liver- " " CRVA 1232 " " subadult " "
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Cupola 0004 9/28/75 total core 1"x24" from 13' to 26' -see m.12/8/75, no. 1, p. 22 & 23, fig. 1 FO2/18 FF-90d " slim tube " 2WR348 FO2/18 FF-90d tubulus " " " 2WR343 FO2/18 FF-90d slim tube " " " 2WR344 FO2/18 FF-90d tubulus " " " CRVA1352 " " CRVA1353 " " " " tubulus "
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Posita, Dean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 13 Saddle above El Rincon, W of San Marcos, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.95790'N, 91.845975'W [WGS84, 5m acc. J, 2781 m elav. JMR353 Bolitoglossa juvenile male liver- FF 8/16/07 CRVA1233 Bolitoglossa meris liver - FF ETOH 8/16/07 -collected w/TJP Aug. 13 South transect, 1.4 Km below El Boqueron School near Pajapan; Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.93607'N, 91.84358'W [WGS84, 1m acc. J, 2458 m elav. JMR354 Bolitoglossa franklini x lincolnii (?) adult female liver-FF 8/16/07 JMR355 Bolitoglossa franklini subadult liver- FF 8/16/07 JMR356 Bolitoglossa lincolnii adult female liver-FF 8/16/07 -collected w/TJP Aug. 14 Forest near Bruna Nota, west of San Marcos, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.94728'N, 91. 85210'W [WGS84, 7m acc. J, 2450 m elav. JMR357 Hemidactylus frenescius juvenile tail- FF 8/16/07 -collected w/TJP, Herman Sanchez Aug. 14 3Km E by road from Elber de Chichiquiar, Chichiquiar; Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 15.14103'N, 91. 92187'W [WGS84, 7m acc. J, 3246 m elav. JMR358 Pleurodema pos adult female liver- FF 8/16/07 JMR359 " " adult female " CRVA1235 " " adult female liver - ETOH FF 8/16/07 CRVA1236 " " adult male " JMR360 Bolitoglossa restricta adult male liver- FF 8/16/07 CRVA1237 " " adult male liver- ETOH 8/16/07 JMR361 Bolitoglossa juvenile male liver - FF 8/16/07 JMR362 Mesaspis modesti adult female "
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Catalogue 12.4103M, J.M.1845W M2284 JP W2276 IP W2279 AH Aug 11 FOL/18 77 - rail along thebe (3) intermediate and end points F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 FOL/18 77 - rail along thebe starting, middle, end points F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 FOL/18 4053 - rail along thebe start, middle, end points F2279 FOL/18 4053 - rail along thebe start, middle, end points F2279 Catalogue 12.4103M, J.M.1845W M2284 JP W2276 IP W2279 AH Aug 13 FOL/18 77 - rail along thebe (3) intermediate and end points F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 FOL/18 77 - rail starting, middle, end points F2279 Catalogue 12.4103M, J.M.1845W M2284 JP W2276 IP W2279 AH Aug 13 FOL/18 77 - rail along thebe (3) intermediate and end points F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 " " along thebe " " F2279 FOL/18 77 - rail starting, middle, end points F2279
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Aug.14 Finca Chusula, km 267 on RN1, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala 14.94750°N, 91.86786°W [WGS84, 7m occ.], 210m elev. CRVA1234 Daphnis nasalis adult livier-ETOH 8/16/07 Aug.15 Laguna Chicalal, Volcán Chicalal, Depto. Quetzaltenango, Guatemala 14.78601°N, 91.65408°W [WGS84, 12m occ.], 2685m elev. SMR363 Bufa lococuti adult livier-FF 8/16/07 CRVA1238 " " juvenile livier-ETOH 8/16/07 Aug.15 Los Nubes, 19km by road NE of Colonia on R03, Depto. Quetzaltenango, Guatemala 14.80428°N, 91.66317°W [WGS84, 9m occ.], 2316m elev. SMR364 Bolitoglossa sp. "Chicalal" adult female livier-FF 8/16/07 Aug.17 Finca El Volcán, Sanahu, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.48148°N, 89.87337°W [WGS84, 8m occ.], 818m elev. SMR365 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult female livier-FF 8/18/07 CRVA1239 " " adult livier-ETOH 8/18/07 CRVA1240 " " adult " " SMR366 Agalychnis marobiti adult male livier-FF 8/18/07 CRVA1241 " " adult female livier-ETOH 8/18/07 SMR367 claretodes ??? cenchoa adult livier-FF 8/18/07 CRVA1242 Bolitoglossa odonnelli adult livier-ETOH 8/18/07
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auto, Dean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 18 Finca El Volcán, Senahú, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.47903°N, 89.87991°W [WGS84, 19m acc.], 806m elev. SMR368 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult male liver - FF 8/18/07 SMR369 " " adult male " " CRVA1243 " " adult liver - EtOH 8/18/07 Entrance to Finca El Volcán, on road to Senahú, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 18 15.48528°N, 89.85504°W [WGS84, 4m acc.], 685m elev. SMR370 B. rufescens adult male liver - FF 8/18/07 SMR371 " " male " " CRVA1244 " " male liver - EtOH 8/18/07 CRVA1245 " " male " " CRVA1246 " " " " CRVA1247 clmantodes senchra adult " " CRVA1248 " " " " Aug. 18 Finca El Volcán, Senahú, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.48148°N, 89.87337°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 818m elev. SMR372 Agalychnis moreletii adult liver - FF 8/18/07 CRVA1249 " " liver - EtOH 8/18/07 $/ brought by local collectors Aug. 19 SMR373 B. rufescens adult tail - FF 8/19/07 SMR374 " " SMR375 " " SMR376 " " adult female liver - FF 8/19/07 SMR377 " " tail - FF 8/19/07
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Fincas, Dean 2007 Catalogue Finca El Volcan, Sanahuí, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug.19 15.48148°N, 89.87337°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 818m elev. SMR378 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult tail-FF 8/19/07 CRVA1250 B. Rufescens adult tail-E+OH 8/19/07 CRVA1251 " " CRVA1252 " " CRVA1253 " " CRVA1254 " " CRVA1255 " " CRVA1256 " " SMR379 Lepidophyma larimaculatum liver-FF 8/19/07 SMR380 " " CRVA1257 " liver-E+OH 8/19/07 CRVA1258 " " CRVA1259 " " CRVA1260 Agalychnis molaris adult female liver-E+OH 8/19/07 -collected by residents from around finca 3.8 Km (by road) south of Finca El Volcan, Sanahuí, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.46102°N, 89.87055°W [WGS84, 60m acc.], 1370m elev. Aug.19 SMR381 Grypotriton liver-E+OH 8/20/07 CRVA1261 Eleutherodactylus liver-E+OH 8/19/07 CRVA1262 Leptodeira liver-E+OH 8/20/07 CRVA1263 Thoraps liver-E+OH 8/19/07
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Catalogue F06A/2 77 - link thbcr sccrcfucr F06A/2 40+3 - link tbhc bcscfcufc " " " " " " " " " " " " F06A/2 77 - ml. autclcrminally amplifict " " " " F06A/2 40+3 - ml. " " " " " F06A/2 40+3 - ml. along tbhc sctcson and whcr CRV1520 Qutbcrcus mcndocora was founa F06A/2 40+3 - ml. only bccausc may be thc rccrce thbcr shift, which, mch W 3 minE (from D. N.8.C. Vaccinium myrtillus) RCA152N, R.D.8+22N/4628+700m accrding to map.
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Lorito, Dean 2007 Catalogue Finca El Volcan, Sanahu, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug.19 15.48148°N, 89.87337°W [WG584, 8m acc], 818m elev. CRVA1264 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult not tissue CRVA1265 " " CRVA1266 " CRVA1267 " CRVA1268 " CRVA1269 Smilisca baudinii adult liver-ETOH 8/19/07 SMR383 clarendons cenchoe adult liver-FF 8/19/07 Aug.18 SMR382 Bolitoglossa adenollii adult liver-FF 8/19/07 Aug,19 CRVA1270 " " liver-ETOH 8/19/07 -all but SMR382 taken by local collectors SMR384 Sapidophyma flarinaculatum liver-FF 8/20/07 CRVA1271 Sibar partita adult liver-FF 8/20/07 Aug.20 CRVA1272 Agalychnis moreletii adult liver-ETOH 8/20/07 CRVA1273 Smilisca baudinii adult male liver-ETOH 8/20/07 CRVA1274 " male " CRVA1275 " male " CRVA1276 " male " SMR385 " male liver-FF 8/20/07 SMR386 " male " SMR387 " male " SMR388 " male " CRVA1277 B. rufescens adult not tissue CRVA1278 B. rufescens adult not tissue CRVA1279 B. rufescens adult not tissue
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Points, Dear 2007 Catalogue Aug. 20 Finca El Nolea, Zarahu, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.48148N, 89.87337W [WG584, 8m acc.], 818m elev. SMR389 Bolitoglossa dekleini adult male liver-FF CRVA1280 " " female liver-EOH 8/20/07 collected by local resident somewhere on finca near the road Aug. 21 Finca Cuxmax, 5.1km S and 2.8km E (by road) from San Pedro Carcha, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.48651N, 90.25469W [WG584, 10m acc.], 1240m elev. SMR390 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult female liver-FF 8/21/07 SMR391 " " " SMR392 " " SMR393 " " adult " CRVA1281 " " adult liver-EOH 8/21/07 CRVA1282 " " adult male " CRVA1283 " " " CRVA1284 " " " CRVA1285 " " adult " -collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP, Carlos Alvarado, 2 others (by road) Aug. 21 Finca Cuxmax, 6.0km S and 2.8km E of San Pedro Carcha, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.48843N, 90.24901W [WG584, 7m acc.], 1267m elev. SMR394 B. rufescens adult male liver-FF 8/21/07 SMR395 " " female " CRVA1286 " " female liver-EOH 8/21/07
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{ "text": "Catalogue\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N\"8A9H,7I\nZMK38D FOLKLYR 77-sail\nCRVA1980 \"\nbase alt can vary - in some tables and figures \"\n\n20 Jul\n16-4835N, 70.000 mS, P.825M, W\"F88F8,P# N [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Fluorite, Dear 2007 Catalogue (by road) Finca Cuxmax, 6.0 Km S and 2.8 Km E of San Pedro Carcho, Depts. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 21 15.48843N, 90.24901W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1267 m elev. SMR396 Bolitoglossa mulleri adult liver - FF 8/21/07 CRVA1287 " " adult liver - EtOH 8/21/07 CRVA1288 " " adult " " 8/21/07 SMR397 Ninia sobae adult liver - FF 8/21/07 CRVA1289 " " juvenile liver - EtOH 8/21/07 - collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP Finca Rosario de Fatima, 2.2 Km S and 2.8 Km E (by road) from San Pedro Carcho, Depts. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 21 15.48765N, 90.27730W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 1283 m elev. SMR398 B. mulleri adult liver - FF 8/21/07 CRVA1290 " " liver - EtOH 8/21/07 SMR39[illegible] Ninia sobae juvenile liver - FF 8/21/07 CRVA1291 " " adult liver - EtOH 8/21/07 CRVA1292 Adolphiceps adult liver - FF 400 SMR[illegible] Ninia diadema subadult liver - EtOH 8/21/07 CRVA1293 - tadpoles (from brooded) whole animal - EtOH 8/21/07 - collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP, Carlos Alvarado, finca worker Satexo, 6.7 Km by road of San Juan Chamelao, Depts. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 21 15.39770N, 90.29261W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1727 m elev. SMR[illegible] 401 Bolitoglossa lehmanni adult liver - FF 8/21/07 CRVA1294 " " adult liver - EtOH 8/21/07 - collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP
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"C" "august" "15. aug." "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA828" "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA824" "FOLIA "" """ "tuba """ "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA823" "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA821" "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA820" "FOLIA '40+E - mül" "tuba "CRVA819" "FOLIA '40+E - mül" "tuba "CRVA817" "FOLIA '77 - mül" "tuba "CRVA816" "FOLIA '40+E - mül" "tuba "CRVA815"
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antis, Dean 2007 Catalogue Aug. 22 About 1km (by trail) from El Salto de Chilascó, Chilascó, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala 15.14768°N, 90.12646°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1882m elev. SMR 402 Salton juvenile livier-FF 8/22/07 CRVA1295 Salton adult livier- ETOH 8/22/07 CRVA1296 Masapispis meroleti juvenile livier-FF ETOH 8/22/07 Aug. 22 About 1km (by trail) from trailhead to El Salto de Chilascó, Chilascó, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala 15.14253°N, 90.12495°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1881m elev. CRVA1297 Bolitoglossa helminchi adult female livier-FF ETOH 8/22/07 Aug. 22 Finca Foresta, 1.5km (by road) from Chilascó, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala 15.10883°N, 90.11301°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1865m elev. SMR 403 B. helminchi adult livier-FF 8/22/07 SMR 404 M. meroleti adult " " (lby road) Aug. 23 Dam just after Agroindustrias Chilascó, 2.4km from center of Chilascó, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala 15.10596°N, 90.10479°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1824m elev. SMR 405 B. helminchi adult livier-FF 8/24/05 (lby road) Aug. 23 km 133 on CA-9, 1.3km N of junction with RN-17 to Salama, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala 15.04174°N, 90.20605°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1539m elev. CRVA 1298 Cryptophanes percariatus adult livier-FF ETOH 8/24/07
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Catalog CQW-32 15.08E N 40.106 W 76.00 E 11:00 PM CRVA105 2m CRVA105 2m always thru FOLK-FM-HF FOLK-FM-HF CQW-32 15.08E N 40.106 W 76.00 E 11:00 PM CRVA105 2m CRVA105 2m always thru FOLK-FM-HF FOLK-FM-HF CQW-32 15.08E N 40.106 W 76.00 E 11:00 PM CRVA105 2m CRVA105 2m always thru FOLK-FM-HF FOLK-FM-HF CQW-32 15.08E N 40.106 W 76.00 E 11:00 PM CRVA105 2m CRVA105 2m always thru FOLK-FM-HF FOLK-FM-HF
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Busto, Dean 2007 Catalogue 3.3 Km (by road) from south entrance to Copan Ruinas on CA-11 to El Florido border crossing Depto. Copan, Honduras Aug. 25 14.84237°N, 89.17178°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 628 m elev. SMR406 Bufo - DOR, kept on ice, tissue'd 24 hrs later liver - FF 8/26/07 3.6 Km (by road) from west entrance to Copan Ruinas on CA-11 to El Florido border crossing Depto. Copan, Honduras Aug. 25 14.83950°N, 89.18562°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 766 m elev. SMR407 Bufo adult male liver - FF 8/26/07 SMR408 " " " " SMR409 " " " " SMR410 Smilisca baudinii adult male " SMR411 Physalaemus pustulosus adult male " SMR412 " " SMR413 " " SMR414 " " Municipal forest above Aldea San Joaquin, 9 Km (by road) N of Buena Vista and then 16Km (by road) from CA-11 on road from San Antonio to El Paraiso, Sierra Del Espiritu Santo, Depto. Copan, Honduras Aug.26 15.05772°N, 88.91272°W [WGS84, 50m acc.], 1578 m elev. SMR415 Bolitoglossa ceranti adult female liver - FF 8/27/07 SMR416 " " " " SMR417 " " juvenile liver-FF 8/28/07
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Posts, Dean 2007 Catalogue El Limón, 3.1 km (by road) N of Buena Vista and then 16km (by road) from CA-11 on road from San Antonio to El Paraíso, Sierra del Espíritu Santo, Depto. Copán, Honduras Aug. 26 15.03180°N, 88.975719°W [WGS84], 6m acc., 1120m elev. SMR418 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult male liver-FF 8/26/07 left in Tegucigalpa, " " Honduras with SMR419 " " " Lonblin Castañeda SMR420 " " " SMR421 " " " SMR422 " adult liver-FF 8/26/07 SMR423" " adult female " " -collected by locals East side of Copán Ruinas, Depto. Copán, Honduras Aug. 27 14.83438°N, 89.15913°W [WGS84], 9m acc., 587m elev. SMR424 Bufo marinus adult liver-FF 8/27/07 West side of Copán Ruinas, Depto. Copán, Honduras Aug. 27 14.84270°N, 89.14227°W [WGS84], 11m acc., 600m elev. SMR425 Rhinoclemys adult female liver-FF 8/31/ 07
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Catalog F006
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Visit, Dear 2007 Catalogue Aldea Buena Vista, 16 km (by road) from CA-11 on Florida- El Paraíso Road, Dept. Copán, Honduras Aug. 28 15.01276°N, 88.94236°W [WGS84], 10m acc., 7, 915m elev. SMR 426 Bolitoglossa defleiini adult liver-FF 8/28/07 SMR 427 " " juvenile liver intestine - FF 8/28/07 SMR 428 Bolitoglossa mexicana adult male liver - FF 8/28/07 SMR 429 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult female " " SMR 430 " " adult " " SMR 431 " " subadult " " SMR 432 " " subadult " " SMR 433 " " adult female " " SMR 434 " " adult female " " SMR 435 " " adult male " " SMR 436 " " adult male " " SMR 437 " " adult male " " SMR 438 " " adult male liver, tail-FF 8/28/07 SMR 439 " " adult male liver - FF 8/28/07 SMR 440 " " adult male " " SMR 441 " " adult male liver, tail - FF 8/28/07 - all taken by local collectors, died in car during afternoon, tissue'd in evening Communication tower, 5.3 km south (by road) of CA-4 at high point on road, Reserva Biológica Luisayte, Dept. Olanego Honduras Aug. 28 14.43856°N, 89.06448°W [WGS84], 7m acc., 2281m elev. SMR 442 Mesaspis adult male liver - FF 8/28/07
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notes, Dean 2007 Catalogue Parque Nacional Cusucur, near visitors center, 5.6 Km (by road) from Buenos Aires, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 29 15.49537°N, 88.21223°W [WGS84, 19m acc.] , 1580m eler. SMR443 Bolitoglossa cornuti adult liver, intestine - FF 8/31/07 SMR449 Bolitoglossa marchi juvenile liver - FF 9/4/07 Grave below Albergue, Buenos Aires, 18.7km (by road) north of Cofradia, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 29 15.50070°N, 88.17596°W [WGS84, 12m acc.] , 1050m eler. SMR444 Bolitoglossa defloris subadult liver - FF 8/31/07 SMR445 Bolitoglossa reflexans adult female liver - FF 8/30/07 SMR446 Buellmanchyta soralia adult female liver - FF 8/30/07 SMR447 " " liver - FF 9/6/07 SMR448 Graugaster chac adult female liver - FF 9/6/07 Parque Nacional Cusucur, near visitors center, 5.6 Km (by road) from Buenos Aires, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 30 15.49630°N, 88.21133°W [WGS84, 8m acc.] , 1546m eler. SMR4[illegible] Scalparius adult female liver - FF 8/30/07 SMR451 Dendrobates chloroticus adult liver - FF 8/31/07 Parque Nacional Cusucur, 4.0 Km (dry road) from Buenos Aires, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 30 15.49832°N, 88.20275°W [WGS84, 32m acc.] , 1446m eler. SMR452 Ixora adult male liver - FF 8/30/07
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Catalog 2WR471 Finishing character sheet tube available without FF 2WR471 closed tube " 2WR475 closed tube along tube with female connector 2WR475 along tube with male connector 2WR475 FF-cord along tube with male connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR450 Iridescent closed tube tube available without FF 2WR451 Finishing character sheet tube available without FF 2WR451 closed tube " 2WR471 Finishing character sheet tube available without FF 2WR471 closed tube " 2WR475 closed tube along tube with female connector 2WR475 along tube with male connector 2WR475 FF-cord along tube with male connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector 2WR478 FF-cord along tube with female connector
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Ronto, Sean 2007 Catalogue center of Buenos Aires, 18.7 Km (by road) from Cofradia, Depts. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 30 15.4968°N, 88.17888°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 1113m elev. JMR 453 Craugastor chas adult liver - FF 8/30/07 - collected by Carlos Alvarenga center of 11.9 Km (by road) from Cofradia on road to Buenos Aires, Depts. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 30 15.48238°N, 88.18385°W [WGS84, 17m acc.], 896 m elev. JMR 454 Isthmomyi adult male liver - FF 8/31/07 Laguna immediately west of mouth of Rio Death, SE of Punta Chapa, Depts. Atlantida, Honduras Aug. 31 15.83516°N, 87.33577°W [WGS84, 19m acc.], 5 m elev. JMR 455 Isthmomyi adult muscle liver - FF 8/31/07 - found dead on beach of laguna 15.82813°N, 87.33693°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 5 m elev. JMR 456 Isthmomyi juvenile liver - FF 8/31/07 11 Km (by road) W of CA-5 at Hospital Comesa, San Pedro Sula, Sierra de Coma, Depts. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 1 15.49075°N, 88.09759°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 1270m elev. JMR 457 Bolitoglossa duforensi adult female liver - FF 9/6/07
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March 27th FOODS [illegible] Catalyst Oxygen [illegible]
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larios, Dean 2007 Catalogue 12.7 Km (by road) W of CA-5 at Hospital Cenesa, San Pedro Sula, Sierra de Omoa, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 1 15.49894°N, 88.10838°W [WG584, 7m acc.], 1469 m elev. SMR 458 Bolitoglossa dunni adult female liver - FF 9/7/07 SMR 459 Bolitoglossa conanti juvenile liver, tail - FF 9/7/07 SMR 460 " " " liver, tail - FF 9/7/07 13.3 Km (by road) W of CA-5 at Hospital Cenesa, San Pedro Sula, Sierra de Omoa, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 1 15.50400°N, 88.10881°W [WG584, 7m acc.], 1542 m elev. SMR 461 B. dunni subadult liver - FF 9/6/07 Sept. 2 SMR 462 Bolitoglossa conanti juvenile liver, tail - FF 9/7/07 14.0 Km (by road) W of CA-5 at Hospital Cenesa, San Pedro Sula, Sierra de Omoa, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 2 15.50939°N, 88.11172°W [WG584, 7m acc.], 1505 m elev. SMR 463 B. conanti juvenile liver, tail - FF 9/7/07 Aldea Buena[illegible] Clives, 18.7 Km (by road) from C[illegible] Depts. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 2 SMR 464 Bolitoglossa deflemii adult female liver - FF 9/7/07 SMR 465 " " " liver - FF 8/4/07 left w/ F. Castaneda SMR 466 " " subadult SMR 467 Ilinia selvae juvenile FF- whole animal 9/6/07 - collected by Wilmer (464-466) between 8/31 and 9/2 Ilinia collected by Misael during same time
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Catalogue 18°46'N, 052°37'W (approx) at F:21 contributor: ? site: ? room: ? ob: visible? & others? note on 20th June from F+8720W" 08°30'N 04°49'W E.1. FO/F/P 77-mail slings, strong analysis of ZW642 FO/F/P 77-interval slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 FO/F/P 77-list/mail " 18°46'N, 052°37'W (approx) at F:21 contributor: ? site: ? room: ? ob: visible? & others? note on 20th June from F+8720W" 08°30'N 04°49'W E.1. FO/F/P 77-mail slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 FO/F/P 77-interval slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 E.1. while what make seem larger to F:AC & W (hour?) at F:04? contributor: ? site: ? room: ? ob: visible? & others? note on 20th June from F+8720W" 08°30'N 04°49'W E.1. FO/F/P 77-list/mail slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 revision contributor: ? site: ? room: ? ob: visible? & others? note on 20th June from F+8720W" 08°30'N 04°49'W E.1. FO/F/P 77-mail slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 FO/F/P 77-interval slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 " " FO/F/P 77-list/mail slings, strong analysis of ZW6+25 Note: 18/8 control (04-05) while at both ends and once each night at both ends
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Smith, Sean 2007 Catalogue Buena Aires, 18.7 Km (by road) from Cofradia central plaza, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 2 15°4'9.68"N, 88°17'8.88"W [WGS84], 10m acc., 1113m elev. SMR468 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult male tail - FF 9/3/07 SMR469 " " adult male " " SMR470 " " adult liver - FF 9/6/07 SMR471 " " adult " " SMR472 " " adult male " " SMR473 " " adult female " " SMR474 " " adult female " " SMR475 " " adult " " SMR476 " " adult female " " SMR477 " " adult female " " SMR478 " " adult female " " SMR479 " " adult " " SMR480 Sphonomorphus juvenile liver, tail, intestine - FF 9/6/07 - B. rufescens collected by Miguel (10) and Jesus (5) from 8/31-9/2 Sphonomorphus collected by Wilmer from 8/31 - 9/2 Parque Nacional Cusuco, near visitors center, 5.6km (by road) from Buena Aires, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 2 15°4'53"N, 88°21'22.3"W [WGS84], 19m acc., 1580m elev. SMR481 Bolitoglossa conanti adult male liver - FF 9/6/07 SMR482 Bolitoglossa diaphora adult female " " SMR483 " " adult male " " < collected by SMR, Jesus < collected by SMR, JTP, Jesus, Miguel Sept. 3 SMR484 B. conanti adult female liver - FF 9/6/07
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into Dean 2007 Catalogue Parque Nacional Cusucur, near visitors center, 5.6 km (by road) from Buenos Aires, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Sept. 2 15.49630°N, 88.21133°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 1546m elev. SMR 485 Bolitoglossa coranti adult female liver-FF 9/7/07 SMR 486 Bolitoglossa coranti juvenile FF-whole animal 9/6/07 SMR 487 Bolitoglossa diaphora adult male liver-FF 9/7/07 SMR 488 " " liver-FF 9/7/07 SMR 489 " " subadult liver-FF 9/7/07 - SMR 485-487 collected by SMR, DP, Miguel, Jesus, 488+489 by me Compañía Agricola Paradise, 3.4 km S and 1.1 km W (by road) from Peña Blanca, Depto. Santa Barbara, Honduras Sept. 4 14.94750°N, 88.04469°W [WGS84, 12m acc.], 693 m elev. SMR 490 Bolitoglossa mexicana adult female liver-FF 9/7/07 SMR 491 Smilicia baudinii adult female liver-FF 9/6/07 D&D Brewery, 3.4 km S and 0.2 km W (by road) from Peña Blanca, Depto. Santa Barbara, Honduras Sept. 4 14.94682°N, 88.03809°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 673 m elev. SMR 492 Smilicia baudinii adult female liver-FF 9/6/07 SMR 493 Limia disdemona adult liver-FF 9/6/07 El Portillo, at highest point on road from Santa Rosa de Copán to Nueva Ocotepeque, 20.5 km (by road) from Nueva Ocotepeque, Reserva Biológica Luyangte, Depto. Ocotepeque, Honduras Sept. 5 14.46493°N, 89.07259°W [WGS84, 5m acc.], 2012 m elev. SMR 494 Thorops adult female liver-FF 9/6/07
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Catalog (blue) W M31, photo stations from camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP station-77 streamer streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid " " FOLFP 77-mid Helocus " " W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape (blue) W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162 W M31, but Z not in C, camera to station 2. W M31, 5.000 m7+820W W" 28'49.88 N" 03'44'.41 A. tape FOLFP 77-mid along tube streamer position 2 WK-162 FOLFP 77-mid Helocus streamer mid 2 WK-162
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varito, Dean 2007 Catalogue 17.1 km (dry road) W of Nueva Ocotepeque on road to Santa Rosa de Copán, Dept. Ocotepeque, Honduras Sept. 5 14.46373°N; 89.09646°W [WG]S84.4m acc. J, 1828m elev. SMR 495 Rara adult liver-FF 9/6/07
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Sean M. Rovito 2007 (Part) Journal Costa Rica: Limon, Puntarenas Guatemala: Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, El Quiche, Huehuetenango, Jalapa, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, Tonicapan Honduras: Atlantida, Copan, Cortes, Ocotepeque Mexico: Chiapas
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Costo, Sean 2007 Journal Corro Miramundo, Depto. Jalapa, Guatemala July 27 Fed Papenfues and I met Carlos Nasquez and two students, Lisa and Melissa, at Carlos' museum at 10:30 AM, after two hours spent arranging to take the rental car to Chiapas. We drove south on the Panamericana to Barahona, then through Casillas and Mataquescuintla to Corro Miramundo. We took a dirt road south from the main road before reaching the town of Miramundo and drove to a locked gate on the way to some microwave towers. We started searching here at 13:30. There were tons of big logs and stumps in grassy areas along the road, with decent-sized fragments of oak-pine-firewood past the cleared areas. This looks like the area near Pelay where we found salamanders in 2005. Many logs were rotten and moist inside, and seemed great for salamanders. I had no luck with salamanders, but the others got 4 B. maric-3 from stumps and 1 in a fallen bromeliad. We came here to get Pseudoeurycea expectata and were disappointed not to find any. We searched until 16:45 and got 6 Mesaspis moreletti, 85 Sceloporus melanochitius group, and 2 Peraps. (14.52789°N, 90.14494°W [WGS84; Fm acc.], 2604 m elev.). We then drove to the town of Miramundo and took a road S through some broccoli fields to an antenna with a small forest fragment near it; this is very near where P. expectata was found in the past. It got dark before we could search and we headed back. The day was partly cloudy and cool.
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towards ...students not have physical ability to bear confusion, but Fitzgibb and can not solve MACRO problems in museum scale to perceive how much the concept is so intense that it physically tries to force itself onto a specific environment and without their trial the object of observation is at microscopic level. How do we not get a picture of the bear view with our sight? How do you get a deep local set and know observation? QE:Q! to each professor, student and staff are involved in an active process of learning how social skill to work and are able to find their way to discover basic tools that bear any role now who will call what sort of work based on this tool, or can you call food as information bought or other field? observation. Yes, teachers become the obvious team for better service and top skills and trial observation. This skill can lead to achieve an elite behavioral value and we have compare with it to our relationship over our life before. Very important tip at anytime? Do they know that their behavior is not good and high up or opposite? So bear, please visit the school web page (2016) and... (see element + 528, L-3000 M/F: #8226W) W*494+4. OP, N*784(52-A) I bear a short but observation to note that we can select this view as the center of our class observation, for which can set interest. I believe you have an ability to even transport the bear from one school club to the top of your own home, so the whole gathering can be called to bear school and
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Toito; Dear 2007 Journal Sierra de Chucús, south of Retinal, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala July 28 Carlos had plans with his family today, so Ted and I decided to do a day trip to an area of the Sierra de Chucús, south of Retinal, that I thought looked interesting based on the map. We took CA-5 out of Guatemala City around 9:30 and drove through San Juan Sacatepequez north to Montufar, where the road became gravel - our map showed it as paved to Retinal. We spent hours driving on this slow road through scrub and dry forest. After 10 AM, we began to climb more, and we started seeing small bromeliads at 1600m. We stopped in an oak and pine forest shortly before the crest and found many large bromeliads. We searched from 13:30-14:15 and got 1 adult male and 1 subadult B. dutrae in 2 of the apexes. 20 bromeliads we opened. These animals look like B. helmruchi but have no orange or pink color on the underside of the tail, as is seen in B. helmruchi from Purulhá and the Sierra de las Minas. These may be the B. helmruchi or B. cuchumetana-like species collected at Santa Rosa Pass in the 70s. There were more bromeliads, but we continued up to the crest (almost 2000m elev.) and down the N side, where we found a dirt road leading W from the main road. We cut bromeliads in a patch of forest (pine + oak) 1.3km from the main road and found 2 more individuals of the same species from 15:00-15:45. We then searched in some great-looking roadbanks from here to the main road from 16:00-16:30, hoping to find a B. meliana, but we had no luck. I
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ants; Sean 2007 Journal July 28 Sierra de Chuaras, 5 of Palinal, Depto Baja Verapaz, Guatemala (cost) ... also opened a few logs and stumps with good work. We continued north looking for another good spot, but the road drops quickly and the forest becomes quite dry. Only the area along the crest appears good for salamanders. There are several higher peaks to the west of here that would be great to work, but access is difficult at present (no roads). We took the road through Salama and La Cumbre back to Guatemala City, arriving at 21:30. The day was cool and cloudy with thunderstorms nearby, although it didn't rain on us.
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Povits, Sean 2007 Journal July 30 Area around Santa Cruz del Quiche, Dept. El Quiche, Guatemala. Fed, Carlos, Gustavo and I prepared specimens yesterday in the morning and then drove to Santa Cruz del Quiche in the afternoon/evening. This morning, we met briefly with people from Defensoria K'iche', a NGO who Carlos met with earlier to arrange permission to work on the road to Santa Rosa Chujuyut. We had been expelled from this area in 2005 and banned from returning. We went to the town of Guiz Che Cuarta, where the last auxiliary mayor wasn't there. We talked to someone else in charge, who said that the community hadn't been informed yet because the auxiliary mayor hadn't told anyone, and that we had to wait until 24th when they have a town meeting. We talked to the aquacel as well, and he knew about us but told us the same story. They refused to accompany us and told us that we couldn't go, so we left, not wanting to lose the little progress we had made or for. This was infuriating to me - we were assured everything was OK for us to work here. They just operate by a different system than us, I guess; could be good at times (very democratic) but frustrating when a decision needs to be made. We drove to San Pedro Jocopilas and took the road to San Bartholome Jocotenango, looking for another place to search. We went off on a dirt road southeast from the main road and searched in 2 spots, but found only 1 Rhodnius (15 min search in bank and bromeliads- CRVA1192) and 1 Scleron (CRVA1193) and 1 Lophoromphus (14:15-14:45 searching). The habitat here was fairly dry pine forest, with some good stumps and a few good bromeliads. We took a side road south from the main road and went over the mountains to San Pedro. On the way,
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roots, dear 2007 journal July 30 Area around Santa Cruz del Quiche, Depto. El Quiche, Guatemala (cont.) we stopped for 40 min and searched in a pine forest with many excellent stumps and logs, but found nothing (15.13317°N, 91.13708°W [LWG584, 11m acc.,], 2142m elev.). Finally, we stopped near Santa Xhoyinup and found 1 Plectrohyla in ~10min of searching in the roadbank. We drove back to Santa Cruz, had dinner and returned to the spot where Carlos found the Zilon, but it was late and we didn't get anything more. Total for day: 1 Phadina 1 Zilon 1 Xiphonemphus 1 Plectrohyla July 31 "Avil Ridge", high point on Panamericana, Depto. Joticaapan, Guatemala We left Quiche and drove to the high area of CA-1 between los Encuentros and Cuatro Caminos to find B. rustiata and P. rex. We first searched near a town called Nueva Santa Catarina cltahucan, but most of the land was being used to grow corn, and we only found 2 Miesopsis and 1 Sceloporus in ~15min searching. We continued on CA-1 toward Xela, and went south on a road 1.6km from Nueva Santa Catarina cltahucan. We searched in great bunchgrass habitat with many good rocks 0.6km from CA-1 on this road from ~12:10-12:55 but found only 1 Sceloporus, 1 Burps and 1 Miesopsis. Fed then found 2 small B. minor under rocks right along the road. This area looked perfect for B. rustiata. We continued on and stopped 3.5km from CA-1
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Lrito, Dean 2007 Journal "Zacil Hidge", near high point on Panamericana Apto.-Jeticapan, Guatemala (cont) July 31 ... and searched under stones and in the roadbank for ~15 min. Augusto got an adult male P. rex and a juvenile B. morio in the roadbank, and I got a Scoloporus. We drove back to a point 2.7 Km from the main highway and searched (mostly in the roadbank) from 13:30-14:30. Augusto got 2 big adult female B. morio; and we got 1 more Scoloporus. There is a lot of good bunchgrass in this area and some forest, so the habitat seemed very good. Finally, we drove further down the road and searched in bunchgrass and in a fairly impacted cypress forest near a town for ~30 min, but got nothing except a cut-in-half Theropsis that Carlos found on the trail. It was raining on us by this point. We had searched all the good spots we could find, so we drove on to Huehuetenango and spent the evening fixing specimens. Total for day: 4 P. moreleti 5 B. morio 4 Scoloporus 1 Theropsis 1 P. rex Aug. 1 Montanas de Culeo, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala We tried to leave Huehue early this morning but failed (as usual) and drove to La Mesilla on the Mexican border. Fed wanted to scout out wet road banks and return to them at night to look for B. stuarti. We backed into a car in the hotel parking lot and spent most of an hour dealing with that ($800.00 mistake) and then drove 5 to El Reposo on CA-1. We turned off on a dirt road towards El Paraiso and drove for 14.6 km to a high point between El
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hairs, Dear 2007 Journal Aug. 1 Montañas de Cuiler, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (cont.) Paraísos and Cija Blanca, where Lynch and Elias had stopped to collect Dendrotriton raldii and B. lincolni in the forest above the road. We parked and walked up a trail south from the road, and started searching in bromeliads at 13:50. There are still some huge trees left but parts of the forest have been logged, and it wasn't as pristine as Elias described. We searched in bromeliads, under logs and under rocks, and I found a snake (Silbon?) under a big rock. Ted went uphill to search in logs and Carlos, Austavo and I stayed together with the bromeliad cutter. At ~2300m elev., there were no more bromeliads and only secondary forest. I found a B. lincolnii under a piece of wood and Austavo found another big adult under a log. We searched under logs up to ~2450m and then headed back down to where the bromeliads were. The saw on the cutter broke, so we only could open the bromeliads within reach, which were few. Carlos knocked a small one down with the cutter handle and found a tiny Dendrotriton raldii. We continued downhill but found no more Salamanders. I found a Rana along the road, where we stopped searching at 15:00. We drove down to the highway, but got there too late to find anywhere to look for B. marathl. Stayed at Hotel Oasis (very nice) in La Negilla (not so nice). Total for day: 2 B. lincolnii 1 Dendrotriton raldii 1 Silbon 1 Rana
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(1) at least but can't be done otherwise I guess I could only help at a limited & few other technical tools best at maybe least a quarter how being the heart of my life for over (20) to cherish in particular about how to have played work much too, or to stop. Not the exact goal, charms & services etc. but also can't be existing or timing (2) also a bunch to know don't care but just show what I do so I guess at help turn let's start with a review to make balance of all these college types to have control whether who has changed plan on own cost - not need actually too hard to say, a show in front of a bunch to, first or say about others etc. or a more then just other lines childhood at some it and so I think not the most - if at top how you are, that different as well. Now no longer a second place, yet also have certain childish, while technically just a huge broad head also set this way back to, otherwise even on how to listen & continue etc. So'd to previous efforts or other work all pains over & a brief at what it will be the tool required at what depth said etc. (singular) size itself to equalize. Things & objects at everyone .Turn on too difficult as an individual of a - job by let's child technical / adult / man /
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Novito, Dean 2007 Journal Aug. 2 La Mexilla, Guatemala to San Cristobal, Mexico We crossed the border to Mexico today, which took forever because of the car permit. On the way to San Cristobal we drove to Laguna Chamula microwave station ~15 km SSE of Cacaterango del Valle. Fred and Bob Deit had collected 2 B. hartwegi here in the 70s. The forest at the top is now totally trashed, but was clearly beautiful before. There are still some pine and oak trees with good bromeliads, but many trees have been cut down and turned into charcoal. Soon there will be nothing left here. We searched in bromeliads and logs from 17:40-19:40 but found no corps. Gustavo found a rat in a log. We gave up and drove on to San Cristobal. 35:16.49/77N, 92.31866W G584,7m acc.), 2355m elev. Aug. 4-5 San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico The night of Aug. 4, Fred, Jon, Paul Elias (!), Steve Deivan, Ricardo and I skipped the Plethodontid Conference field trip to Tzintchuitz to go look for B. hartwegi at the type locality. We got confused and went ~1 km too far on the old road to Justita Gutierrez. We searched a roadside along a dirt road ~6.5km W of San Cristobal for ~20min but it was very dry and I got only an M. moreleti. Tonight, we walked trails and a road at Zoologico San Jose, 5.5km W of San Gris (Fred, Paul, Gustavo, Carlos and D). Paul found a big Pleisthylys and a subadult B. hartwegi; and Carlos got an adult male B. hartwegi. We searched from approx. 19:45-20:45, and the weather was rainy and cool.
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Points, Dean 2007 Journal Aug. 7 San Cristobal to Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico We drove to Palenque today, stopping at some sites along the road to look for B. hartwegi. We searched in roadbanks in high areas around Huixtan for ~30 min, but found nothing although the habitat looked good. There were tons of bromeliads and some good forest left. We also searched in loops at a second site ~ 0.5 km S of Huixtan for 30 min, but found only a B phenomorphus. We then drove on to Palenque, planning to stop on the way back. Aug. 8 Ya'altzoman, Mpioir. Chilon, Chiapas, Mexico We went to Palenque this morning - absolutely spectacular. I wish we had more time there, but we could only spend a morning before we drove to Ocosingo to meet Antonio Munoz and his partner Flora. We all drove to Bachajon and then up a side road to the village of Ya'altzoman, where a student of Antonio had collected a Cryptotriton alvarezi albino and a mexicana-type Bolitoglossa sp., possibly distinguished from B. mexicana by having lines rather than just Hitches on the dorsum and by having less webbed feet (I think). Some kids took us to la Cueva de la Dalejo, a big limestone cave where the Cryptotriton was found at the mouth. We searched some nice wet mossy areas for ~30 min but found nothing. On the way out, we got a B. infuscans, a Duellman'shyla, and a S. milusca (escobii) on leaves in secondary forest. The kids here call salamanders ti'kueint and frogs 'chuich. We spent the night in Chilon.
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Ravito, Dean 2007 Journal Chilun area, Chispas, Mexico Aug. 9 Nora, Ted and Gustavo decided to go back to Moyatiguan today, to look for Gyptodactylus. Antonio, Carlos and I wanted to go to Cerro Teocalma, a 2500m peak where Antonio and his students had collected B. rastroia in 1994. We woke up very early because: 1) Chilun has more chickens than anywhere else on the planet, which start making noise at 4AM, and 2) the people here don't observe daylight savings time, so it is 1 hour earlier than everywhere else. We took off around 8AM and get a Drymarchon corais on the road to La Nentona. As we get closer to the end of the road, the people became less welcoming. This is one of the biggest Zapatista strongholds, and they are very distrustful of outsiders. When we got to Emiliano Zapata, the town at the end of the road where we wanted to start hiking, we got a frosty welcome. The women told us to ask the men, and 1 of 2 men still in town told us we had to wait for the whole town to talk about it that night, which we had no time for. The other man there pretended he didn't hear us. We left and drove to a second site near Mojoton, where it was the same story. We drove back to meet the others, who also had a frustrating day. Their guide had only been able to take them to one small area of forest, where they cut down ~12 bromeliads and got 1 B. rufescens. (SMR313). Local kids collected 2 B. mexicana and an Odolophis. We met them and searched a little more around the village, where Carlos got 2 B. rufescens. Kids brought in a Ninia, 2 Sphenomorphus and a B. mexicana-like salamander.
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Rovito, Dean 2007 Journal Chilan area, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) Aug. 9 ...that Antonio thought might be the supposed new species. It had fairly clear lines on its back instead of just blotches, and came from under wood in a cafetal. One of the men in the village then took us to a fragment of pine forest on the way out, but there was almost nothing to turn and we only spent ~30 min. He then took us to a big sinkhole-like depression in the pine forest where there were several small caves, some with deep holes. They looked too dry for salamanders at present, but Antonio got an Eleutherodactylus in one. Although we didn't find Cryptotriton, supposedly there is a very nice privately owned forest nearby with big trees and bromeliads, so the species could still be here. Chilan to San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 10 We left Chilan and drove to Altamirano, hoping to see some high country where we could collect. We talked to people and found out that there are no roads that go high, although we could see great forest on the peaks all around. We wanted to stop in a pine forest to look for B. mexicana, wouldn't give us permission (Zapatista area no men around to ask, etc., as before) so we gave up and started to drive to San Cristobal. We made several stops at >1800m on the way back to look for salamanders, particularly B. hartwegi, but got only a Thoraps and a Hylo walker.
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Visits, Sean 2007 Journal Aug. 11 San Juan Chxcuy; Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala We left San Cristobal around 11AM and drove to San Juan Chxcuy in the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes. We got rooms at the Hotel Capitán and went to the B. cuchumatanae type locality south of town. On the way, we talked to some people from the town and from Todos Santos Cuchumatán and they seemed quite familiar with B. lincolnii. We searched along the roadcut and in the forest at night and got 9 B. rastrotae and 1 B. locuruti, but no Pandarctis. We then drove ~2km toward town and searched the roadbank for ~15 min. Gustavo found a B. hartwegi and we got another B. locuruti. We then headed back to town. The weather was perfect for salamanders - light rain and mist. searched from 19:00-20:40 Aug. 12 Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala The owner of the Hotel Capitán, who lives in Florida, met us at 07:30 to take us out to some land he owns where we hoped to find B. lincolnii. We drove up out of town to a high area with some oak trees and searched for 1 hr, but found only B. rastrotae (9). Our guide was supposed to go back to town for church, but he liked being out so he stayed with us. We drove a little back toward town to a fairly decent oak forest - ragged, but still some big, mossy trees - and searched for Pandarctis from 09:30-11:30 by pulling moss and bark off trees and looking in stumps. We found only
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Raitis, Dean 2007 Journal Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (cont.) Aug. 12 ... a few B. rustata and 2 B. [illegible]. I learned the word for frog (peje) and salamander (uni) in Kanjobal. We dropped our guide off in-town and drove just past Alder Pie de la Cuesta on the way to the microwave towers. We searched in a great roadbank from 14:00-14:45 and got 2 B. [illegible]. As far as I know, no one has collected them here since Larry Shurt, although they appear to be fairly common. We drove back to the [illegible] type locality and searched from 16:00-16:45. I pulled down the only easily accessible bromeliad and got 2 big B. rustata (didn't collect). B. [illegible] should still be at this spot, and bromeliads seem like the best bet to find it. I found a dead shrew on the trail (CRVA1324). Finally, we stopped at a side 3 km N of the junction of the Huehue-Barillas road and the road to Iglesia Santos Cuchumatlan. We searched under rocks in bunchgrass habitat, with some conifers, but found only 2 Mesaspis and 1 Scoloporus from 17:20-18:20. O-P. rex used to be extremely abundant here. We drove to Huehuetenango, dropped Gustavo off (he has to be back at work tomorrow) and drove on to San Marcos, arriving late at night.
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tom of I am in the process of preparing my case to be presented before the court. In order to do this I will need to have all of the documents and evidence that is required for the trial. I will also need to prepare a list of witnesses who will testify at the trial. I will then need to prepare a brief on the law which applies to the case. This will include any relevant statutes, regulations, and case law. I will also need to prepare a motion in limine to exclude any evidence that is not admissible under the rules of evidence. I will then need to prepare a list of exhibits that I will be introducing at the trial. These exhibits will include any documents, photographs, or other physical evidence that is relevant to the case. I will also need to prepare a list of objections that I will be making during the trial. These objections will include any objections to the admission of evidence, the conduct of opposing counsel, or any other issues that arise during the trial. I will then need to prepare a list of closing arguments that I will be making at the end of the trial. These closing arguments will summarize the evidence and legal arguments that have been presented during the trial. I will also need to prepare a list of post-trial motions that I will be filing after the trial has concluded. These motions may include motions for a new trial, motions for reconsideration, or other motions that are appropriate under the circumstances. I will then need to prepare a final brief on the law which applies to the case. This will include any relevant statutes, regulations, and case law that have been introduced during the trial. I will also need to prepare a list of exhibits that I will be introducing at the post-trial hearing. These exhibits will include any documents, photographs, or other physical evidence that is relevant to the case. I will then need to prepare a final closing argument that I will be making at the end of the post-trial hearing. This closing argument will summarize the evidence and legal arguments that have been presented during the post-trial hearing. I will also need to prepare a list of post-post-trial motions that I will be filing after the post-trial hearing has concluded. These motions may include motions for a new trial, motions for reconsideration, or other motions that are appropriate under the circumstances.
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Ronto, Dean 2007 Journal Saddle above El Rincon, Dept. San Marcos, Guatemala Aug. 13 Carlos took a bus back to Guatemala City this morning to spend a few days with his family. Jed and I walked from El Rincon up to the saddle area, where we found ~5 B. morio under cover objects along the path in the forest. We walked SW down the path to the cypress plantation where we found Dendrotriton last year. We opened ~10 bromeliads in the cypress and small hardwood trees but got only 1 small B. linckii. I climbed up a big hardwood tree on the edge of the cypress (same tree where we got Dendrotriton last year) and pulled down ~10 bromeliads. We found 12 D. brongniartianus in these; 1 bromeliad had 4 salamanders. On all, we spent ~1 hour searching here. We then spent 30min searching on the edge of the cypress plantation under cover objects. We walked down a path and quickly got into nice primary cloud forest, where we searched under great logs for Dendrotriton for 1 hour but found nothing. We walked up to the saddle and searched from 15:20-16:30 under all available (few) cover objects and in bromeliads, but got only a single Sceloporus. Was hoping to find B. restrictus. I got a B. morio a little down the path back to El Rincon. We had light rain in the afternoon and evening. After dinner, we drove to the south transect and searched with lights on the roadcut from 19:20-20:10. I got a big B. linckii, a small B. franklinii and a possible hybrid between the 2 species; looks like B. franklinii but is the size of B. linckii. Spent night at Hotel Pery.
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Panto, Sean 2007 Journal San Marcos area, Depto. San Marcos, Guatemala Aug. 14 We drove down to the "nino people's" house at 08:30AM to meet Herran Sanchez, Sra. Sandaval's son (I think). He collected for Jim Lynch in the 70s. I asked him to take us to the exact spot where he found so many salamanders in the past. We drove to just above Restaurante Dierados, ~1km downhill from Buena Vista, and walked upslope away from the road. We started searching in a logged area with a lot of stumps at 08:50, and soon got into nice cloud forest. We searched in stumps and bromeliads until 11:20 but found only a single D. israelianus in a bromeliad. The Pseudoeurycea seem truly to be gone. We drove down to Finca Chiquita and tried to find more bromeliads in the cypress forest for ~30min, but I could only find stumps to search in. I got a Eleutherodactylus mexialis under a piece of wood. On the way out towards the road, we searched in fairly good secondary forest (with some original big trees) from 13:45-15:00, but found nothing despite opening some nice bromeliads. It rained during the afternoon. We drove up to the high plateau above San Marcos and searched at the junction of the Tajumulco and Jacara roads under great rocks in bunchgrass habitat for 45 min (16:55-17:40) but found nothing. Finally, we drove up to the forest near Flores de Chichiguan where we searched in 2005. I got a Salpormus in a rocky area and a P. rex under the bank of a log from 18:00-18:45, as well as a Mesopogon. We searched on
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Kevin, Dean 2007 Journal San Marcos area, Depto San Marcos, Guatemala (cont.) Aug. 14 ...the roadbank with lights from 19:00-19:40, I got 2 adult P. rex, and Ted got 1 P. rex and 2 adult B. reistrei. It was cold and rainy, so conditions were good. Some guards from the local village stopped us and called the police. More locals showed up; got angry, and some threatened us and called us liars. They were upset that we were out at night and that we didn't ask permission in town to search. The situation was tense, but I eventually talked them into letting us go. The police eventually arrived, checked our permit and let us leave. We got back to San Marcos at 10:30pm. Volcan Chicabal, Depto. Quetzaltenango, Guatemala Aug. 15 We left San Marcos in the morning and drove to Volcan Chicabal. We hiked up to the crater and searched in rotten logs from 12:15-14:35. Once again, conditions seemed perfect and there were plenty of good logs, but we got no salamanders. We found 2 Bufo on the path around the lake. We walked down and drove to the village of Las Tunas, 19km by road from Cobanla. We searched in a canyon where Ted, Dave and Mark saw a Bolitoglossa sp. last year. We looked under cover objects for ~10 min and then searched in Bromeliads for ~20 min. Some kids came along and told us they see the salamanders mostly on the ground, and we got 4 of them to look. Immediately, the eldest one, Luis Ramirez Mendez, found a big adult female Bolitoglossa in some leaf litter on the slope above the road.
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Rosito, Sean 2007 Journal Volcan Chicalal, Depto. Quetzaltenango, Guatemala (cont.) Aug. 15 Cht looks a little like B. flavicomans but doesn't have yellow legs and seems to have a different head shape. This is the B. sp. "Chicalal" that Wake + Lynch found in the 70s. We all searched in leaf litter for about 30 more minutes but found nothing more. Jed and cl drove on to Guatemala City by the coast road in a heavy rain, arriving very late. Finca El Volcan, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 17 Today Jed, Carlos, Justino and cl drive to Finca El Volcan by way ofactic, Jucuron and Senzhe. The road from Jactic to Jucuron was bad, but it was fine the rest of the way. We got to the finca at dusk, ate dinner and searched around the main house from 20:30-21:05. cl found an almatodes anchosa on a cardamon plant. Carlos got 2 B. rufescens, an Agalychnis miodeti and a Bolitoglossa odonnelli, all near the house. Justino got a B. rufescens, and Jed got an A. [illegible]. It was rather dry, so not many animals were out. clt rained a lot later at night. Finca El Volcan, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 18 We spent the morning searching in bananos at 2 sites around the finca. We searched for ~45 min and found 3 B. rufescens at the first site [illegible] on the footpath from the finca to a nearby community. We then went to the road that branches at the entrance to the finca and searched in bananos (mostly the green, not-so-good kind) for another 30-45min and we
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Fino, Dear 2007 Journal Finca El Wdian, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala (cont) Aug. 18 ... got 5 B. subperens. I also got 2 Dmanotodes in the bananas. After lunch, we walked on the footpath toward the nearby community and stopped to search in a cardamon plantation for about 30 min. In 1978, Ted and Bob Dietz had found many B. delfleini here, but the cardamon had been cut back and the leaves put in piles. The rest of the ground was cleared, and all of the salamanders were found under the piles of leaves. The fields now appear to be mostly abandoned - we were told that the price of cardamon had dropped, and most fincas were no longer growing it. There were no piles of cut leaves as we searched in leaf litter for ~30 min without success. Ted then got our 2 guides to talk to some locals along the path, and one man agreed to look for salamanders, and to tell other people to do the same. They seem to know B. delfleini - the word for salamander in Kekchi is al'al. They also seem very familiar with Pyxomandis, which they said lives in rotten logs up on the higher mountain in the good forest. We stopped animals until dinner, and someone brought us 2 A. moreletti. We searched around the finca house from 20:30-21:40. It was quite dry since it didn't rain today. I found a B. owenelli on a small tree in front of the house, and we found some Boulusie in a cistern but couldn't reach them.
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Karito, Dear 2007 Journal Junca El Volcán, Sanhuí, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 19 We drove up to the cornfields above the Junca with our 2 guides from yesterday, Marcelino and Arnoldo, plus the local school teacher, Oscar. We hiked past the cornfield through some secondary forest to a beautiful area of primary forest with huge trees. We opened lots of logs starting at 09:30, but found nothing. There were no bromeliads to open in most of the areas we passed through. At about 11:00, we came to an area with more bromeliads, mostly small but some larger. The first small bromeliad Oscar opened had a Cryptotriton in it! This may be a new species - collected in 70's and provisionally assigned to C. versipax, but it is somewhat separated from Puebla. This was the only salamander we got, although we continued searching in bromeliads and logs until 15:00. I got a snake (Lepidodora?) in a bromeliad, and Carlos got an Eleutherodactylus and a Thoros. It rained lightly as we walked back to the car. Most of the forest here has been cut, with only the mountain tops being forested. The area where we were was given to the Universidad del Valle as a reserve. We even saw some cloud forest elements (tree ferns) at the highest point we walked to (~1480m elar). It didn't rain much at the Junca, so we didn't go out to search at night. We pressed specimens and a steady stream of animals were brought in by local people, including a Didron, an clitmantodes, some lepidophyums, and many, many Rufoscens (which we stopped buying).
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varito, dean 2007 Journal Colson area, Depto, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 21 Yesterday, some kids brought us a bag with a bunch of Dendrobates as we were eating breakfast at Finca Nolon, getting ready to leave. We kissed them, packed, and started to drive away when a boy appeared with a bag containing an adult male and female Bolitoglossa dofleini. He didn't speak Spanish, but someone spoke to him in Kekchi and told us that his mother had found them somewhere near the road through the finca. We were extremely happy - this was the main thing Ted wanted from there, and we almost didn't get it. We drove on a fairly good and new road to Serrue Champay, where we spent about an hour; it was incredibly beautiful. We then drove to San Pedro Carcha and went to the finca of a friend of Carlos, Carlos Alvarado, just outside Carcha. He explained what we were doing and he told us that he frequently sees black salamanders around his finca (Finca Cuxmax) and on the finca where he works (Finca Rosario de Fatima). We searched at night for ~15 min but saw nothing - it was very dry. In the morning, the 3 of us plus Carlos Alvarado and Luskiers searched in a big patch of red bananas on his finca from 07:45-08:15 and found 9 B. rufescens. I was hoping for B. helminthi, but I think the elevation was too low (1240m). We then went to Finca Rosario de Fatima, where the 5 of us (minus 1 worker) opened fernelidos, searched under cover objects, and raked
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Pinto, Sean 2007 Journal Colan area, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala (cont.) Aug. 21... through pine needles near the finca entrance from 08:30-10:00. We got nothing in bromeliads, but Carlos A. found a big adult Bolitoglossa mulleri under pine needles-surprising habitat to me. The worker then found 1 more in a grassy area under a tire. Carlos and Carlos found 2 Ninia sobrae and 1 N. diademata inside the same log. Carlos N., Jed and cl went back to Finca Cuzmarc and searched in a big, open area behind the house where the pine trees had been cut a few years ago. There were tons of great logs, boards and pieces of bark to search in, and we got 3 B. mulleri, 3 B. ruefscens and 2 more Ninia sobrae, all under cover objects. We had hoped to find the black salamanders (presumably B. melanina) here-Carlos N. had found 2 in a log at this spot years ago. We searched here from 10:20-11:20, and then went back to Finca Rosario de Fatima, where the worker had continued searching and had found an Adelphios. We drove to Colan and then to San Juan Chamela, leading south out of town to find some forest with bromeliads. We took a right turn after climbing to ~1700m. All of the forest was secondary and rather dry. We opened 2 of the very few bromeliads we could find, and 1 big bromeliad near the village of Batexa had 2 B. helminthi in it. These were what cl needed from here, so we drove back to Colan and then on to Purulha, where we spent the night.
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Raito, Dean 2007 Journal Chilasco, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 22 We drove to El Salto de Chilasco in the morning and walked on the trail to the falls. The first part goes through crops and scrubby secondary forest but after 2km it gets into nice primary, cloud forest. We walked down to the first viewpoint for the falls and opened some bromeliads on the way, but most of them were extremely high in the big trees. We went back to the secondary forest and opened all the bromeliads we could see. Carlos finally got a huge female B. lehmiicki in a big bromeliad. We searched from 10:30- 14:30 in all, cl also got a M. moreleti under a log and 2 Sidera in bromeliads. We then drove to the town of Chilasco and asked where people had recently cut wood, hoping to find a spot to look for B. meliana. We found a local man who took us to Finca Basta, where they had recently cut wood. The manager, Oscar Baildes (sp?), was very nice and gave us permission to work anywhere on the finca, but it turned out that the areas with lots of fanned wood were ~1.5 hrs away by foot. We searched in some logs on the edge of the road from ~16:45-17:45 with the local man. Carlos got a M. moreleti and cl got a B. lehmiicki in a big rotten log. We spent the rest of the evening preparing specimens.
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Journal Aug, 23 Chilascó area, Depto. Baja Verapaz, Guatemala We wanted to try B. melanica once more, so we returned to Chilascó. We went past the tour, past Foresta, and went through a gate and some land belonging to Agroindustrias Chilascó, a leather for producer. Most of the forest here has been cut down for for production. We went left at the gate and parked at a small dam on the edge of some very nice liquidambar oak forest with many big bromeliads and some good stumps. We searched from 11:20 - 15:20, focusing mostly on bromeliads, and I got one B. holmrichii. We wanted to get back to Guatemala City by about 5PM, so we left and drove back. The bromeliads were very full of water from a heavy rain yesterday, so it seemed like it might not be very productive to stay. On the road back, we cought a big Cryptophanes percalinatus on the side of CA-9 at km 33. Aug, 26 San Joaquin, Capan, Depto. Capan, Honduras Yesterday, Ted and I left Guatemala City and drove to Capan, Honduras. It rained hard around 5PM, so we drove the road back to the border looking for frogs at night. We found Bufo, Similis, Physalaemus and heard several other species. Today, we went east out of town to San Antonio, then turned N on a dirt road to El Paraíso and stopped in Aldea Buena Vista. We tried to get some locals to look for B. delarivis, since they seem to know it, and one man said he would look. We got another man, Reinaldo, to guide us to Aldea San Joaquin, up a rough dirt road ~30 min away.
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roots, Sean 2007 Journal San Joaquin, Capar, Depto. Capar, Honduras (cont.) Aug. 26 We were trying to reach a B. coranti locality at Quebrada Grande, which turned out to be a 2hr horse ride from San Joaquin, instead of going there, the 3 of us and a local man, Julian, went up to the municipal forest just above town. Although most of the forest is secondary, it is fairly nice, and a number of big, original trees still remain. We spent bromeliads and a few logs from 12:00-15:00. Sometime around 13:30, Reinaldo left us and went down for lunch. Each of us got a B. coranti in a bromeliad between ~14:00-14:30, all in a small area with abundant bromeliads. Julian says there is another nice forest at the same elevation (~1600m) on harris walk from Las Margaritas, somewhere in the area. On the drive back to Buena Vista, we we stopped by a man and a bunch of kids who had heard we wanted salamanders and brought us 6 B. rufescens; word travels fast here. The man who had gone to search in Buena Vista hadn't returned yet, so we decided to come back on Tuesday morning. We drove back to Capar Ruinas and spent the evening preparing specimens.
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Ronto, Sean 2007 Journal Copán Ruinas to Reserva Biológica Muisayote, Depts. Copán and Ocotepeque, Honduras Aug. 28 We left Copán Ruinas in the morning and drove back to Buena Nista. Rolando Intierro (I had his name wrong before) was there waiting for us with 13 B. rufescens, a B. mexicana, and 2 B. delfini (one a small juvenile) that someone from the village had collected. We then drove to Santa Rosa de Copán and on towards Nuevo Ocotepeque. We turned off to the south on a dirt road from the high point on the highway into the Reserva Biológica Muisayote. There were nice big trees but no bromeliads in most places. We found an area of very nice cloud forest with big, old oak trees with tons of good bromeliads and tree ferns ~0.5km from the highway. We opened bromeliads here from 94:10-16:10 but found nothing (14.45948°N, 89.06625°W [WGS 84, 10m acc., 7,218m elev]. We were looking for B. cmentis, but may have been slightly too high. We then drove further on the road and up to a communication tower at nearly 2300m elev. There were no big bromeliads here, but I found an adult Mesaspis. While we were opening bromeliads at the first spot, we left the salamanders in the car since it was cloudy and cool. The sun came out and they all died and dropped their tails—a disaster. We drove back to Santa Rosa de Copán, where some sort of festival was going on and every single hotel was full, so we continued to La Entrada. We stayed in the Hotel [illegible] San Carlos, where I fixed all the specimens.
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into, Sean 2007 Journal Parque Nacional Cusuar, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Aug. 29 We drove from La Entrada to Coprodio and then took a good dirt road north to the small town of Buenos Aires. We left our stuff at an albergue run by the community, got 2 guides and drove up to the parking area of PN Cusuar. We walked just beyond the parking area and started searching in bromeliads in a pine and hardwood forest. There were tons of great bromeliads, but I got only 1 B. conanti between 15:30 and 17:30. Ted found a small green toad in a bromeliad. We went back to town and I decided to search a little at night. I walked down a steep vegetated slope below the albergue and found a small creek flowing through a small patch of nice forest. In ~30min of searching, I found a subadult B. delevini, a B. rufescens, and 2 Anilimenshyla soralia; all on vegetation along the stream. I would have searched for longer, but I forgot to bring bags and my hands were full. I found a big Drangaster in a cafetal on the way up. Aug. 30 Ted, a guide (Miguel (sp?)) and I searched in leaf litter in cafetales around the albergue from 07:00-08:00, hoping for more B. delevini; but found nothing. We got another guide, Jesus, and drove to ~1km from the national park parking lot. We opened some spectacular bromeliads at this site (15.497832 N, 88.20275 W WGS84, 32m asc, J, 1446 m elev.) in nice forest but found no salamanders. Miguel found a toad on the ground. worked here 08:45-10:20 We drove up to the national park parking lot, walked past
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with Sean 2007 Journal Parque Nacional Cuscu, Dept. Cortes, Honduras (cont.) Aug.30 ... the visitors center to an area of forest with two of bromeliads and opened them from 10:40-19:40. We didn't get any salamanders, but our guides found a green olubrid and a galapagos in the general area of the visitors center. We drove down to Buena Clues and met Carlos Alvarenga, the park manager, on the way down. He had collected a Guaragator for us near town. We packed our stuff and drove away from the alluvial, but slid partway off the road on the way up. We discovered that the 4WD didn't work at all and the tires are nearly bald- so much for Quetzal Rent-a-Car. A bunch of people came to help us and we got out after ~1hr with the help of another pickup truck. One of the guides had a daughter with Hemmophagic dengue fever, and we gave him a ride to Copacabana before driving to the San Pedro Sula airport, where we rented an SUV with 4WD that (presumably) actually works. We continued on to Tela, where we spent the night at the Hotel Vista Maya. Punta cayo area, Tela, Dept. Atlántida, Honduras Aug.31 At Ted's insistence, we spent the day trapping turtles. After a morning of kayaking in unsuitable freshwater water, we hired a boat that took us to a [illegible] lagoon W of the Rio Leon. We put 8 traps in at 16:00 and took them out at 17:15; got 1 juvenile Eretmochelys. I also found a dead Kinisterman on the beach at the end of the lagoon near the ocean.
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Joins, Sean 2007 Journal Sept.1 Sierra de Onza, W of San Pedro Sula, Depto. Cortes, Honduras. We left Tela in the morning and drove to San Pedro Sula, where we got a room at the Microtel. We then drove south out of town to the Hospital Gomeza, and then turned W, went past the Apart Hotel Cordillera and up into the mountains on a good dirt road. We stopped at 1270m, opened ~6 lorombirds and got a B. rufescens. We continued on to ~1470m, 12.7 km from the hospital, and opened a bunch of great lorombirds along the road for about 1.5 hrs. Jed shook out a huge B. dummi - the first either of us had ever seen. The forest hole looked pretty good, and lorombirds were abundant. I found 2 juvenile B. conanti in lorombirds. We continued 0.5 km up the road and opened a lot more lorombirds, but got only 1 more B. dummi. On all, we worked until 18:00 and opened ~100 lorombirds; I was disappointed not to get a Cryptotitrus. There were tadpoles in many lorombirds, not sure what species. It looked like rain but a storm never actually came, so it was quite dry at night. We searched in the forest at the last stop we made for ~50 min, but found nothing. Sept.2 Sierra de Onza and PN Casuar, Depto. Cortes, Honduras. We drove back up into the mountains to the last spot where we worked yesterday. We worked in lorombirds here and at a nearby spot further up the road from 10:30-13:00 and got 2 juvenile B. lutoglossa. The lorombirds were much better than yesterday, since it appeared to have rained at night.
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Sept. 2 Swiria de Omoa and PN Cusucro, Dept. Cortes, Honduras (cont.) ... We left and drove back to Brujos Aires. Misael, Jesus and Wilsmer told us they had each searched for 3 days for salamanders. Misael got 90 B. rubescens (we later lost 3) and 1 M. salvae, Jesus got 5 B. rubescens, and Wilmer got 2 adult female and 1 subadult B. deleani; and a 2 pleomorphus from somewhere below the town. We had to wait until 18:00 to go to the park since they had a meeting. So, Misael, Jesus, Jesus' 11 yr old son Helmar and I went up to the visitors center in Cusucro and started searching with lights at night near the visitors center. I found a B. diaphora, a juvenile Bolitoglossa and an adult B. cananti out on vegetation; it had rained and conditions were perfect for salamanders. We searched from 19:00-21:00 and then made dinner. Jesus and I went back out after dinner in the area where we worked on 8/29/07 and I got 2 B. diaphora while he found a B. cananti, all on vegetation. We searched ~22:30-23:30, at which point Jesus went to sleep. I continued to search along the Sendero del Intejal until 01:00 and got 2 more B. diaphora on vegetation. This was the only time I heard many frogs - at least 2 species, apparently in the trees rather than along the stream. We had hoped to find a Crystotriton, but it didn't happen. We slept on mats in the visitors' center.
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parts, dear 2007 journal Sept. 3 PN Cuscatlan, Depto. Cortes, Honduras We woke up and saw 4 quetzals, including a male, next to the visitors center in the pine forest - fabulous! We searched in bromeliads in the pine forest in a final effort to get a Cryptallus, but only got 1 B. conanti in about 4.5 hrs of searching. We drove down to San Pedro Sula, returned the rented Montero for the 4WD Les Pathfinder at the airport, and drove to Segucigalpa, where we are supposed to give talks tomorrow at the Universidad El Zamorano. There was some confusion over our room reservations at the university, and we drove back to Segucigalpa to spend the night. Sept. 4 Lago de Moyog, Depto. Santa Barbara, Honduras Hurricane Felix, a category 5 hurricane, hit Nicaragua last night and is headed directly for Segucigalpa, so our talks were cancelled. We briefly met with Franklin Castaneda to get our export permit and then drove in a heavy rain to the Lago de Moyog. We drove to Pena Blanca and then south to the D&D Brewery, recommended to us by Larry Wilson. The owner, Bob, was very friendly, and got us permission to look on a nearby cardomin + flower finca, Compania Agricola Paradise. We searched from 20:30-21:30 and I got a big female B. mexicana on an epiphyte leaf in a palm tree and a Smilisca grandinii. We drove around + heard and saw tons more Smiliscas and a small hybrid on the road. We searched on the D&B brewery grounds for ~30 min and I got a Linitia diodonata.
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Parrish, Dear 2007 Journal Octepaque, Depto. Octepaque, Honduras Sept.5 We talked to Bob more this morning and he told us about a reptile with 2 legs, stubby toes and a tongue that it flicks out, which he occasionally sees on his property. His description almost exactly matches Bipes. I would dismiss it, but Carlos Alvaranga at PN Cusucro told me the same story. Bob promised to save us are if he found any. We drove back to the high point on the road from Santa Rosa de Copan to Nueva Octepaque. Scouted out sites, then the worthless Pathfinder got stuck on a tiny hill on a slick gravel/dirt road. Some very helpful people from the town there (El Portillo) helped us get it out in the rain and cold; it took 2 hrs and 2 pickup trucks. We had dinner in Nueva Octepaque and got a hotel room. Went back up to the pass and searched from 21:00-23:15 along the road through the Reserva Biológica Liisayote. I got an adult female Thoraps sleeping on vegetation. We had planned to drive along this road to some better forest, but didn't want to risk it in our car. We weren't in very good habitat and didn't see any salamanders - very disappointing; it was very rainy, cold and miserable. We got a llama on the road back to town.
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kommentar Jeg har ikke haft noget at sige til sagen. Det er blot en begyndelse på det store arbejde, som jeg har udført i løbet af året. Jeg tror, at der er mange, der vil have deres ordre opfyldt og få dem gennemført med den bedste kvalitet. Men dette er ikke noget, der kan ske uden videre. Det kræver tid og energi, men også en vis grad af kreativitet. Det er derfor, at jeg har valgt at starte med at skrive om mine egne oplevelser. Jeg tror, at det vil være nyttigt for andre at se, hvordan man kan gøre det samme. Og så kan vi sammen finde ud af, hvad der fungerer bedst. Jeg har også tænkt på at lave en lille bog om mit arbejde. Det ville være godt til at give et overblik over alt, hvad jeg har lavet. Og måske endda nogle nye idéer til fremtiden. Og så har jeg også tænkt på at lave en lille film om mit arbejde. Det ville være interessant at se, hvordan det ser ud fra forskellige vinkler. Og måske endda nogle nye idéer til fremtiden. Jeg håber, at I kan lide denne kommentar. Og hvis I har nogen spørgsmål eller forslag, så er de velkomne. Jeg vil gerne høre fra jer alle sammen.
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Haito, Sean 2007 Journal El Progreso to Guatemala City, Guatemala Sept. 6-8 On Sept. 6, we spent 2 hrs north of El Rancho looking for Stenosaurs, to no avail. Hard to find good cacti in accessible areas that aren't overgrown. We drove back to Guatemala City and cl shipped most of our remaining Honduran animals. On Sept. 7, we met with Sergio and Carlos at MVSNAT to discuss future collaboratio They are very interested, and cl think we should plan a joint MVZ-MVSNAT expedition. We packed and stayed in Antigua for the night to relax. Flew back to San Francisco on Sept. 8.
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vits, Dear 2007 Journal Dec. 16 On trial from Tres Colinas to Cerro Kamuk, Parque Internacional La Amistad, Pura Puntarenas, Costa Rica I arrived in Costa Rica on Dec. 13 to help a Costa Rican grad student at UCR, Guillermo Artavia, with a trip he planned to Cerro Kamuk, the highest point between Cerro Chirripo and Cerro Talveg (Panama) in the cordillera de Talamanca. Another student, Guido , and the herp collection manager at the UCR museum, Caché (Gerardo Chavez) are coming as well We left on Dec. 15 and drove south. We stopped on the south side of Cerro de la Muerte and turned stores in a short forest on the side of the road, where we quickly found 4 Bolitoglossa pesubra. We drive on to Tres Colinas, a small town of 10 people 28 Km off the road to San Nilo, and stayed in the alberque (very nice) run by the Solano family. Hugo Solano will be our guide. We started this morning at 07:00 and hiked ~ 1 hr uphill through scrub before reaching a beautiful forest of big oaks and bambusa (Chusquea sp.). We passed through a nice area with lots of downed wood but didn't stop until we got to the top of a 2nd uphill section, at "Cerro Platanos". We roled through leaf litter and looked under logs and bark for ~30min; I saw a single Theraps. We continued through an area of secondary scrubby forest, where we caught a juvenile Corophidum (9.1547° N, 83.06492° W [WGS84], 9m acc.), 2299 m elev. We then reentered beautiful primary forest. cl
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points, Dean 2007 Journal On trail Tres Glorios-Cerro Koruk, Parque Internacional La Amistad, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica (cont.) Dec.16 ...stopped to cut down some nice-looking bromeliads that were ~2m off the ground. In the 4th one I opened, I found 2 dark colored adult Britoglossa. They are a dark brown color with some lighter brown in small patches, a few white marks, centers and mostly unwelved feet like those of B. rustrata. One was missing its tail and was somewhat more robust, while the other had a long tail and was somewhat thinner. The others returned and we opened 10-12 bromeliads total. Cachi found another salamander, and I found an Orangeator triseriatus pacificus in the leaf litter (9.15°730'N,83.06°531'W [WG584; 18m acc.], 2387m elev.). Cachi couldn't identify the salamander and said it may be a new species. We continued hiking up a big hill to "Gracias a Dios", then down and up again over Cerro Beén, down once again through mossy oak forest and lots of bambus, and finally, up to campamento 1. We had to pass some nice bromeliads in order to arrive at camp before dark, and didn't really sample more. After dinner, I searched in the forest along a stream for 1.5-2 hrs, but found nothing despite the fact that it was raining and there were many broad leaved plants and lots of good mossy branches.
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rito, Dean 2007 Journal Camp 1 to Camp 2, trail to Cerro Kamuk, Parque Internacional, Proc. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Dec. 17 It started raining as we left camp this morning around 08:00. We hiked about an hour uphill from Camp 1 and arrived in an apparently isolated patch of [illegible] There were lots of ferns, some Bromeliads and many kinds of moss covering everything. We spent ~1 hr searching in moss, and I opened 5 Bromeliads. Cachi found a brown Bolitoglossa under a clump of moss (9.19063°N, 83.05569°W [WGS84], 9 mocc.), 2930m elev.). It had a dark venter with some lighter blotches, and he said it looked like B. robinsonii and a Bolitoglossa from Cerro Fabrega in Panama. We dropped back down into oak forest and then through a burned area, up through more forest and over the top of Cerro Nari (3080m elev.), where the vegetation had burned some time ago. We hiked down a steep slope through messy oak forest and Chusquea to a flat area (~1 hr hike) where we stayed at Camp 2 (“La Falaria”). Unfortunately, the camp is surrounded by a bamboo thicket that doesn't seem like good amphibian habitat. We searched from 20:00-21:00 and I continued until 21:45, but we heard only 2-3 frogs and saw nothing. I saw tons of tapir prints today, and we saw some old jaguar scat. It cleared up around 13:00, but then became drizzly or misty again and stayed that way.
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{ "text": "Lomrøf\n\nGud - I går til Coop - det kan jeg ikke, så vi må vente til i morgen.\n\nBørnehuset har i går været lukket, og nu bliver det åbent kl. 09:30 til ca. 15:30. Jeg skal også hen for at hente børnene hjem fra skole, men vi prøver at komme tidligt på hospitalet, så de kan være der indtil ca. 17:00. Kl. 17:00-18:00 er der en aktivitet i børnehaven (se nedenfor), og jeg har aftalt med dem, at vi kommer hen kl. 18:00 for at hente dem.\n\nJeg har også talt med en veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en anden veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en tredje veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en fjerde veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en femte veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en sjette veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en syvende veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en ottende veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en niende veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en tiende veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en ellevte veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en tolvte veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en aktivitet i børnehaven kl. 17:00-18:00. Hun sagde også, at hun ville tage med til børnehaven kl. 16:30 for at hjælpe med at opsætte tingene.\n\nJeg har også talt med en trettenende veninde, som har været hos børnehuset i går, og hun fortalte, at de har fået besked om, at der skal være en [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Boots, Dean 2007 Journal Camp 2 to Camp 3, trail to Cerro Kamuk, Parque Internacional La Amistad, Prov. Puntarenas-Limon, Costa Rica Dec. 18 We left camp 2 around 08:00 and climbed up through nice mossy oak forest to the top of Cerro Duku, which I think is on the Talamancan crest. The habitat there consisted of paramo with tons of moss and ferns, some Clusia trees, and some bunchgrass. I pulledmo and I opened about 30 bromeliads in a little over an hour but found only one Mesaspis marticola. Cachi focused on moss and found nothing, as did Aljido. Hugo (our guide) found an elatiorhiza picadori and some tadpoles in bromeliads (9.24276°N, 83.07140°W [WGS84, 7m acc], 2963m elev). This area seemed great for salamanders and I was surprised that we didn't find any. We continued on to a small area of very mossy forest and searched in moss and a few bromeliads for ~30min but found nothing. We then climbed out of the forest and stayed in paramo for the rest of the day, aside from some stands of short Clusia trees. I opened a bromeliad from one of these trees and found a black salamander with golden flecks on its sides and ventr, of about the same size as the first salamanders we got on the trip, although less robust (9.25450°N, 83.05912°W [WGS84, 7m acc], 3089m elev). Cachi found another one nearby in mossy. I looked in a big patch of moss in the same area and found a small orange-brown Bolitoglossa, which Cachi says looks like the ones from Cerro Fabrega. We searched for ~20 minutes in moss but found nothing more. The final ascent to our camp passed into a zone of drier bamboo paramo that doesn't look as good for salamanders. It was cold and very windy at night, so we didn't search.
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ants, Sean 2007 Journal Dec. 19 Cerro Kennek, Parque Internacional La Amistad, Prov. Limon, Costa Rica Last night was incredibly windy- the pole holding up the plastic sheet over our tents blew over and crashed into my tent. This morning we left our packs and hiked to the summit of Cerro Kennek. The vegetation along the way and at the top is paramo, but without fars and with Chusquea and a comosite that grows into short trees. We had a view of the Caribbean from the summit. We searched under rocks and in some good-looking moss for ~30 min but found nothing (9.27075°N, 83.03237°W [WGS84; 6m acc.], 3556m elev.). We sampled some good moss on the way down but didn't find anything aside from a juvenile Masopis. The salamanders here don't seem to be very abundant, although they may just be hard to find. We had a good lunch at camp 3 (9.26256°N, 83.04550°W [WGS84; 7m acc.], 3324m elev.) and then hiked back to camp 2. We searched in more moss for ~10 min and opened about 15 bromeliads along the way, with no luck. The day was mostly sunny with some clouds but no rain. Dec. 20 Camp 2 to Camp 1, P.I. La Amistad, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica We got a somewhat late start today; everyone was tired. We hiked from Camp 2 about halfway up Cerro Thai and searched for ~1 hr in a very mossy area with a few bromeliads, but found nothing. We hiked to the top of Cerro Thai and searched as we went down. We stopped at the paramo on Cerro Kesir and searched in moss and bromeliads for 1 hr but found nothing only 1st picadori. I searched from 19:30-21:00 along the stream at camp 1 with fairly humid conditions, but saw nothing and heard only a single clothmstyle picadori call once.
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To: Don 2007 Journal Camp I to La Laguna Seca, Parque Internacional La Amistad, Bras. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Dec. 21 We hiked track toward La Laguna Seca, between Cerro Beke and Aracias a Hios. On the way to Cerro Beke, we searched from 09:30-14:00 in bromeliads, leaf litter and logs in oak forest with Chusquea. I made a special effort with bromeliads, and we opened a lot but found absolutely nothing. Many were rather wet but some seemed good and most had abundant insect life. We went from La Laguna Seca down a side trail to a house that had been built along a stream in a big cleared area. It rained hard in the afternoon, so we stayed in and listened to Cachi tell off-color stories for about 3 hours - amusing. After dinner, Cachi, Ruido and I walked up the trail back into the forest and searched from 22:15-23:00 with lights along the trail. We saw nothing but heard many clothe-style picadis calling from up in the trees. This elevation doesn't exactly seem to be a hotspot of herb diversity. We spent a comfortable night in the house, not caring about the weather for a change. La Laguna Seca to Tres Colinas, I La Amistad, Bras. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Dec. 22 We walked up to La Laguna Seca and searched for ~45 min in good moss and leaf litter among big oak trees and Chusquea but found nothing. We hiked over Aracias a Hios and started looking in bromeliads as we went down. Our luck improved dramatically below 2600m. We found an elshnstyle picadi in a bromeliad, a 2 large packeypus on the ground and under a log.
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with Sean 2007 Journal Dec. 22 La Laguna deca to Juan Gutierrez, P.I. La Cristaled, Par: Punkenas, Costa Rica (cont)... (9.16394°N, 83.03286°W [WGS84, 20m acc.], 2550m elar). We opened 9 bromeliads at this site. We continued on to the base of Cerro Pelon, where we opened 22 bromeliads; someone found a Thoraps pachypus on the ground (I think). On the top of Cerro Pelon, we opened 5 bromeliads and found an adult and a juvenile bl. picadori (9.16374°N, 83.03416°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 2525m elar.) and a Thoraps pachypus (not collected) in a short secondary forest (I think this area was burned in the past). Coming down from Cerro Pelon, I opened about 10 bromeliads and found 1 a Bolitoglossa sp. of the same species that I got on Dec. 16 lower down - it has no white spots on the ventor. I now agree with Cachi that there are 2 species in our sample from this area. One has white spots under its tail and on the posterior part of the venter and is more distinct, while the other has only tiny dots of light color (no white spots) on a dark ventor, a narrower head and is thinner. We opened 33 bromeliads total in this area. We continued on to an area with many bromeliads, mostly on the ground, and opened 67 of them. I found a beautiful Bolitoglossa with a broad yellow dorsal band (9.16092°N, 83.06531°W [WGS84, 17m acc.], 2450m elar.) in a bromeliad on the ground. It has white spots on the venter and, except for the stripe, looks like the other salamanders with the white spots. All of the salamanders we are getting have similar feet, so it is hard for me to tell which are different species, until their coloration seems to be so variable. In any case, the
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Carito, Bear 2007 Journal Iadegama Sec, to Tres Glincos, P.I. La Amistad, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica (cont.) Dec. 22 ... diversity of this area seems to be higher than above. Atracia a bird, not just for herbs but also for invertebrates in bromeliads and plants. There is more of an understory here of small trees and shrubs, along with some Chusquea, and many more bromeliads. From this point, we walked further down and the forest changed to just oak trees, Chusquea and small golms - it didn't look very good for salamanders and we had already searched unsuccessfully in the leaf litter here on Dec. 16. Near the edge of the primary forest, we came to an area of forest with stand of bromeliads on the ground and a few very low in small trees. We opened 34 bromeliads here. Hugo found a tiny Bolitoglossa with a brown dorsal and a gray unspotted venter; it may be a juvenile of another species. He and Hinds each got a big adult of the species with white spots on the venter (9.1239 13'N, 83.06758'W [WGS84, 13 mace], 2165m elevar), I am surprised that we haven't found anything under logs today - seems like some salamander should be there. We walked out of the forest and back to Tres Glincos. After a dinner of toast and more wine, Cachii and I prepared all the specimens. We finished at midnight, so I didn't go out into the forest to search. I think we had a very successful trip overall.
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Care Kanad Grass, Composite shrubs, short bamboo, little moss. - Paramo - Terras, Chusquea, Clusia, bromeliads, tons of moss. mw 3100m buried area along trail, interweaving areas of forest as trail drops as low as 2700 mish. Camps 3 Care Naii B.sp. "negra" B.sp. "cuite" B.sp. obinsonii group Care Kasir - Paramo w/ Terras, Clusia, moss Shorter oak forest with lots of bromeliads Oak forest with huge trees with dense epiphyte growth on high branched Chusqueas understorey, lot of mass growing on and hanging from trees. Cerro Belan "Gracias a Dios" 2300m Oak forest with lots of arborcal bromeliads and diverse understory vegetation. B.sp. "white spots" B. amistosa' Limit of forest cover 2150m Oak forest with Chusquea + palm understorey Ground bromeliads - appears to be a species-poor plant community dominated by a few species Tres Colinas tiny bulboglosses, b.sp. "white spots" (same?) 1800m Not to scale (obviously..)
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Sean M. Rovito 2008 Catalogue #496-735 USA: California: Kern, Madera, Mariposa Guatemala: Alta Verapaz, Chiquimula, El Progreso, Izabal, Jalapa, Zacapa Honduras: Atlantida, Comayagua, Cortes, Islas de la Bahia, Ocotepeque, Santa Barbara Mexico: Chiapas, Oaxaca
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Rivito, Sean 2008 Catalogue Jan. 2 Dam above Aldas Panaluga, north of Rio Hondo, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala 15.06593"N, 89.60213"W [WGS84, 13m acc.], 283m acc. SMR496 Phyllodoctylus tuberculosus liver - FF 1/8/08 CRVA1450 " " liver - Etoh FF 5/1/08 Jan. 3 ~8Km (by road) from La Tremontina on road to Finca la Bendicion, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala 14.94185"N, 89.43341"W [WGS84, 14m acc.], 1262m elev. CRVA1451 Bolitoglossa rufescens juven. Etoh - whole animal Jan. 3 9.2Km (by road) from La Tremontina on road to Finca la Bendicion, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala CRVA1452 Bolitoglossa smaragd' adult liver - Etoh FF 1/6/08 14.93823"N, 89.43479"W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1307m elev. Jan. 3 Volcan Quetzaltepeque, 13.6Km (by road) from center of town of Quetzaltepeque, Depto. Chiquimula, Guatemala 14.64999"N, 89.37940"W [WGS84, 5m acc.], 1758m elev. CRVA1453 Scalopus adult liver - FF Etoh 1/5/08 Jan. 3 Volcan Quetzaltepeque, 13.3Km (by road) from center of town of Quetzaltepeque, Depto. Chiquimula, Guatemala 14.64097"N, 89.37937"W [WGS84, 5m elev.], 1727m elev. CRVA1454 Bolitoglossa heirensis adult male liver - FF Etoh 1/6/08 SMR497 " " juvenule liver - FF 1/6/08
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{ "text": "Catalog\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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with Sean 2008 Catalogue Road from Finca Firmeza to Cerro Negro Norte, 3 km S (by air) of house at Finca Firmeza, Sierra de Caral, Depto. Chimaltenango, Guatemala Jan. 4 CRVA 1455 Botitoglossa ruhesescens adult liver-ETOH 1/6/08 CRVA 1456 Ameiva undulata adult 15.36239°N, 88.68823°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1124m elev. 2.25Km S (by air) of house SMR498 B. ruhesescens liver-FF 1/6/08 2.9 Km SE (by air) of house 15.35593°N, 88.68247°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1260m elev. SMR499 hybrid juv. ETOH- whole animal 1/5/08 Road from Finca Firmeza to Cerro Negro Norte, 2.9 Km SE (by air) of house at Finca Firmeza, Sierra de Caral, Depto. Chimaltenango, Guatemala Jan. 5 15.35626°N, 88.68206°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1260m elev. CRVA 1457 Botitoglossa dunni adult male liver-FF 1/6/08 CRVA 1458 B. ruhesescens adult liver-ETOH 1/6/08 CRVA 1459 Bromelidyla bromeliaca liver-ETOH 1/6/08 Gate near Finca house at Finca Firmeza, Sierra de Caral, Depto. Chimaltenango, Guatemala Jan. 5 15.38074°N, 88.69294°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 850m elev. SMR500 Botitoglossa deflini male liver-FF 1/6/08 CRVA 1460 " " liver-ETOH 1/6/08 SMR501 Plectrohyla matudai adult liver-FF 1/6/08 CRVA 1461 " " adult female liver-ETOH 1/6/08
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{ "text": "\"Catalogue\"\n\n\"and if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must be taken to the\njudge.\"\n\n\"20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthis is the one I am looking for.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nthe other one I saw yesterday.\n\n20/4/11 HOF-Vald\nand if (a man) Z will fight, you must fight against him; but\nif he is a child of the people, he must [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Britt, Sean 2008 Catalogue Greck below finca house at Finca Firmeza, Sierra de CaraI, Depto. Chimala, Guatemala Jan. 5 15.38074°N, 88.69294°W [WGS84; 10m acc.] , 850m elev. CRVA1462 Dwellingshyla soralia adult male luer-EtOH 1/6/08 SMR502 Ptychihyla hypomyctor adult female luer-FF 1/6/08 SMR503 Ixoyops capito adult female " Jan. 6 SMR504 Dwellingshyla soralia adult luer-FF 1/6/08 CRVA1463 Graugaster adult luer-EtOH 1/6/08 Sierra de Omosa, 13.7 km (by road) from Hospital Conegas W of San Pedro Sula, Depto. Cortes, Honduras Jan. 7 15.50400°N, 88.10877°W [WGS84; 9m acc.] , 1536 m elev. SMR505 Gypsonicta regalis adult luer-EtOH 1/7/08 SMR506 Bolitoglossa dummi adult female " SMR507 " " juvenile luer-FF 1/7/08 SMR508 Bolitoglossa soranti juvenile " Montanuela, 3.3 km (by road) S of CA-5 at El Carrizal, Depto. Comayagua, Honduras Jan. 8 14.65686°N, 87.92936°W [WGS84; 16m acc.] , 891 m elev. SMR509 Clamatores cencha adult female luer-FF 1/8/08 SMR510 Iluria seloe adult luer-FF 1/10/08
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frosts, dear 2008 Catalogue cq. 2Km W (by air) of San Jose de los Andes, Montaña Santa Barbara, Parque Nacional Santa Barbara, Depto. Santa Barbara, Honduras Jan. 9 14.90983°N, 88.10282°W [WGS84], 11m acc., 2012 m elev. SMR511 Dendrobates sanctibarbarus adult male livér-FF 1/10/08 SMR512 " " adult male livér-FF 1/10/08 SMR513 " " adult male " SMR514 " " adult male livér-FF 1/10/08 SMR515 " " adult male " SMR516 " " adult male " SMR517 " " subadult " SMR518 " " juvenile 95% EtOH - whole animal 1/9/08 SMR519 " " juvenile FF-whole animal 1/9/08 by air cq. 3Km S of San Luis los Planes, Montaña de Santa Barbara, Depto. Santa Barbara, Honduras Jan. 10 14.95228°N, 88.12808°W [WGS84], 18m acc., 1705m elev. SMR520 D. sanctibarbarus adult livér-FF 1/11/08 SMR521 " " livér-FF 1/10/08 1750m elev. (same GPS point) SMR522 Pitohuita limnospectator adult livér - FF EtOH VIV08 14.9665°N, 88.12833°W [WGS84], 24m acc., 1655m elev. SMR523 Craugastor laticeps adult livér - FF 1/11/08
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2008 Kleinkarte H.-J.P.O.B.M.28,10.832M W.28,901,88M"8P0P.+I P.maf ZWR571 FF-keil dem Hahn "stickel" (F) 11RMZ " ZWR57G " ZWR57H " ZWR57J ZWR57K FF-keil dem Hahn " " ZWR57L " ZWR57M " ZWR57N " ZWR57P " ZWR57Q " ZWR57R ZWR57S FF-keil "dem Hahn" " ZWR57T ZWR57U FF-keil "Habelus" " ZWR57V " ZWR57W ZWR57X FF-keil "dunkel" " ZWR57Y ca.3km 2 von der Siedlung, die im Bild zu sehen ist. H.-J.P.O.B.M.28,10.832M W.28,902,12M "8W28+I 0l.maf ZWR57G FF-keil dem Hahn "stickel" (F) 11RMZ " ZWR57H ZWR57J FF-keil (tsp.292 eusd.) ZWR57L ZWR57M FF-keil Hahn "Stickel" (F) 0829MZ H.-J.P.O.B.M.28,10.832M W.28,902,12M "8W28+I 0l.maf ZWR57G FF-keil dem Hahn "stickel" (F) 11RMZ
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Ronto, Dean 2008 Catalogue Lawson Rock housing development, 6.6Km E (by road) of West End, Roatan, Depto. Islas de la Bahia, Honduras Jan.12 16.3384°N, 86.5551°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 32m elev. SMR524 Arolis allisoni adult male liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR525 Basiliscus vittatus juvenile liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR527 Phyllodactylus palmatus adult liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR528 " " adult liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR529 " " adult " " SMR530 Sphaerodactylus rostratus adult " " SMR536 Hemidactylus frenatus adult " " Hoffre's Hideaway Hotel, 7.9Km E (by road) of West End, Roatan, Depto. Islas de la Bahia, Honduras Jan.12 16.3457°N, 86.54340°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 10m elev. SMR531 Isthmophilus migratious adult female liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR532 " " " " CURLA campus W of La Ceiba, 1.2Km SE (by air) of main guard station, Depto. Atlantida, Honduras Jan.13 15.72910°N, 86.84911°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 60m elev. SMR533 Bolitoglossa mexicana adult liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR534 Simulca cardinii adult liver-FF 1/14/08 SMR535 Chantroles conchoza juvenile " " 7.3Km N (by road) of Belen Hanco on road to Corquin, Depto. Ocospeque, Honduras Jan.14 14.5175°N, 88.81248°W [WGS84, 12m acc.], 1649m elev. SMR536 Bolitoglossa coranti juvenile liver-FF 1/14/08
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Kroitz, Sean 2008 Catalogue 6.2 Km N (by road) of Belen Mancha on road to Corquin, Dept: Ocotepaque, Honduras Jan. 14 14.51383°N, 88.80500°W [WGS84, 13m acc.], 1809m elev. SMR537 Bromelinhyla brimlicia adult liver-FF 1/14/08 Goro Morocote, 1.3 Km S (by road) of Rt.124, then 20.4km NW (by road) of CA-4 at Lucerna, Dept: Ocotepaque, Honduras Jan.14 14.63481°N, 89.02798°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 2014m elev. SMR538 Bolitoglossa morocote juvenile liver-FF 1/14/08 Reserva Biológica Ajiisanate, 3.5 Km S (by air) of CA4 at El Portillo de Ocotepaque, Dept: Ocotepaque, Honduras Jan.15 14.43545°N, 89.06249°W [WGS84, 17m acc.], 2156m elev. SMR539 Mesaspis moreletii adult liver-FF 1/15/08 SMR540 Thoraps adult male liver,tail-FF 1/15/08 4.6Km S (by air) of El Portillo de Ocotepaque 14.42536°N, 89.06039°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2100m elev. SMR541 Bolitoglossa syzygia adult female liver-FF 1/15/08 12.8Km NW (by road) of CA4 on road to Dolores Merendon, Dept: Ocotepaque, Honduras Jan.15 14.51910°N, 89.09392°W [WGS84, 12m acc.], 1830m elev. SMR542 B. morocote juvenile liver-FF 1/15/08
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Routo, Sean 2008 Catalogue 6.4Km N (by road) of CA4 on road to Fraternidad, Depts. Ostapeque, Honduras Jan.15 14:50 34.3'N,89.07G52"W [WGS84], 8m acc., 1690m elev. SMR543 Rana praevium adult male liver-FF 1/15/08 SMR544 " SMR545 Bufo oreifer adult male liver-FF 1/15/08 SMR546 " Furca la Bendicion, 4.0 Km SE (by road) of soccer field at junction with road to Pinalito, then 7.6Km E (by road) of La Tremencia, Depts. Zacapa, Guatemala Jan.16 SMR547 Bolitoglossa inferons tail-FF 1/16/08 SMR548 " " - to MUS#NAT tail- EtOH 1/16/08 SMR549 Bolitoglossa coranti jun. tail-FF 1/16/08 SMR550 " " - to MUS#NAT tail-EtOH 1/16/08 SMR551 adult female liver-FF 1/16/08 snake 14.93042"N, 89.41G70"W [WGS84], 8m acc., 1364m elev. Costa de Huralyle approx. 15.G7777"N, 90.3140G"W [WGS84], 35Om elev. - from Google Earth SMR552 Bolitoglossa mexicana hotelling whole animal - EtOH SMR553 " " " -collected by Carlos Nasquez's assistant, Eric
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Intro, Dear 2008 Catalogue March 1 Hell Hollow at Bagby Recreation Area, Mariposa Co., CA 37.60752°N, 120.13747°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 277m elev. SMR554 Hybrantes brunnus adult liver - FF 3/20/08 - kept alive for physiology March 2 Along south of Red Bud picnic area, 4.9 mi (by road) E of confluence of South and Middle Forks Merced River, Mariposa Co., CA 37.66933°N, 119.81823°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 526m elev. SMR555 Batrachoseps dillii FF - liver 3/3/08 - specimen dried out during preservation March 2 About 200 m W of Sweetwater Creek bridge, 3.6 mi E (by road) of Bridalburg, Mariposa Co., CA 37.63988°N, 119.92706°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 385m elev. SMR556 H. brunnus adult FF - liver 3/20/08 SMR557 " " juvenile FF - liver 3/3/08 - SMR557 dried out in preservation, SMR556 kept alive for physiology March 2 0.6 mi (by road) E of Bridalburg, Mariposa Co., CA 37.61127°N, -119.95937°W [WGS84], 365m elev., [6m acc.] SMR558 H. brunnus adult FF - liver 3/20/08 SMR559 " " " " - kept alive for physiology
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Points, Sean 2008 Catalogue Tributary of Bear Creek, N of Midgies on Hwy 140, Mariposa Co., CA March 2 37.58627°N, 119.76510°W [WGS84], 577m elav. SMR560 Hydromantes brunus subadult FF-liver 3/20/08 -kept alive for physiology -all animals on 3/1 and 3/2 collected w/ Ricardo Pereira Democrat River Access to Kern River, 13.0 mi E (by road) E of mouth of canyon of Lower Kern River, Kern Co., CA March 10 35.52863°N, 118.66082°W [WGS84], 567m elav. SMR5G1 Ensatina eschscholtzii croceater juvenile FF-liver intestine 3/12/08 -collected w/ Craig Martz, Ricardo Pereira + Daniel Szigal
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Louis, Sean 2008 Catalogue Loguna Chamula microwave tower, 2.1 Km (by road) W of MX 190, then 34.7Km (by road) N of Comitán, Chiapas, Mexico March 21 16.48581°N, 92.32539°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2371m elev. SMR562 Hyla walkerii hybrid DNA later - liver 3/23/08 Lagos de Montebello, 0.5 km from junction at national park entrance or road to Tziscau, Chiapas, Mexico March 22 16.09941°N, 91.72942°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 1510m elev. SMR563 Batroglossa stuartii adult male DNA later - liver 3/23/08 SMR564 " " " SMR565 Batroglossa stuartii juvenile DNA later - liver, tail 3/23/08 SMR566 " " " SMR567 " " " SMR568 " " 95% EtOH- whole animal SMR569 " " " SMR570 " " [SMR571] 1.7Km E (by road) of junction at entrance to Parque Nacional Lagos de Montebello, or road to Tziscau, Chiapas, Mexico March 22 16.10026°N, 91.71827°W [WGS84, 15m acc.], 1548m elev. SMR572 Batroglossa stuartii juvenile DNA later - liver, tail 3/23/08 SMR573 " " SMR571 Sphenomorphus adult female DNA later - liver 3/23/08 - dead on trail - stepped on (kept or see) - all collected w/ TIP
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Rinto, Dean 2008 Catalogue March 25 can .5 Km from Campamento El Friunfo on trail to Finca Prusia, Reserva de la Biosfera El Friunfo, Chiapas, Mexico 15.65920'N, 92.70815'W [WGS84; 25m acc.], 2018 m elar. SMR574 Bolitoglossa franklini nigroflavescens juvenile March 25 can .2 Km from Campamento El Friunfo on trail to Finca Prusia, Reserva de la Biosfera El Friunfo, Chiapas, Mexico 15.66535'N, 92.80337'W [WGS84; 19m acc.], 2058 m elar. SMR575 Henditritus xolocalcae juvenile SMR576 " - taken alive to UNAM for parasite work March 24 Stream south of Campamento El Friunfo, ca. [illegible] from camp, Reserva de la Biosfera El Friunfo, Chiapas, Mexico 15.65640'N, 92.80803'W [WGS84; 33m acc.], 1875 m elar. SMR577 Igaras matudai adult female liver-FF 3/28/08 AMA2478 Electrophyllus sagraum adult female " AMA2479 " " adult male " AMA2480 Ptychodyla euthysarota adult " - all to MVZ March 26 .5 Km NE of path from Finca Prusia to Campamento El Friunfo at the limit of the Zona Nuclear, Reserva de la Biosfera El Friunfo, Chiapas, Mexico 15.67472'N, 92.79001'W [WGS84; 43m acc.], 2011 m elar. SMR580 D. xolocalcae juvenile - all of above collected w/ TJP, Gabriela Parra-Olea, Antonio Nunez Alonso, Maria Jose Perez, Juan Carlos Winfield Paredes
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points, Dean 2008 Catalogue cs. 200m E of Campamento El Triunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 26 15.65719°N, 92.80895°W [WGS84], 10m acc., 1951 m elev. SMR578 Bolitoglossa franklini nigrofascians FF-liver 3/25/08 SMR579 " " alive to UNAM - collected by TIP cs. 0.75km NE of path from Finca Prusia to Campamento El Triunfo at limit of Zona Tlucua, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 26 15°40'17"N, 92°47'54"W [WGS84], 2020m elev. intestine AMA2489 Dendrobates xloculaceus adult female FF-liver 4/08/08 - collected by AMA + Juan Carlos Winfield Perez, taken alive to MVZ cs. 0.5km from Campamento El Triunfo on trail to Finca Prusia, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 27 AMA2497 Eleophia adult-dead on trail FF-liver 3/28/08 15.65920°N, 92.801815°W [WGS84], 25m acc., 2018 m elev. cs. 0.5km from El Pastors towards Finca Prusia on trail from Campamento El Triunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 27 15.68736°N, 92.79325°W [WGS84], 20m acc., 1700 m elev. AMA2501 Bolitoglossa occidentalis adult female FF-liver 3/28/08 ↑ collected by SMR, GPO, JCRP, TIP junction of trail to Ejido Santa Rita and Finca Prusia-Campamento El Triunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 27 15.69102°N, 92.79256°W [WGS84], 8m acc., 1484 m elev. AMA2507 B. occidentalis adult male FF-liver 3/28/08
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Puerto, Sean 2008 Catalogue 17.9 Km (by road) NW of Pueblo Nuevo & distahuacan on MX195, Chiapas, Mexico March 29 17.19875°N, 92.99046°W [WGS84; 9m acc.], 1556m elev. SMR581 Thrips adult male FF- liner 3/30/08 Puerto del Niento, 12.4 Km (by road) NW of Pueblo Nuevo distahuacan on MX195, Chiapas, Mexico March 29 17.21706°N, 92.96500°W [WGS84; tm acc.], 1895m elev. SMR582 Splenodorus adult FF- liner 3/30/08 SMR583 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult male SMR584 " " adult male SMR585 " " adult 14.9 Km (by road) NW of Pueblo Nuevo & distahuacan on MX195, Chiapas, Mexico March 29 17.2[illegible]°N, 92.97479°W [WGS84; 8m acc.], 1740m elev. SMR586 B. rufescens subadult SMR587 " " adult male 5 S 1.4 km NW of MX195 on side road, then 4.8 Km (by road) NE of center of Rayon on MX195, Chiapas, Mexico March 29 17.19193°N, 92.82756°W [WGS84; 1Gm acc], 1730m elev. SMR588 B. rufescens adult SMR589 " " subadult SMR590 Eleutheryla adult female FF- liner 3/30/08 SMR591 " " adult female
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Ravito, Sean 2008 Catalogue March 30 2.7 Km (by road) W of center of Pantepoc on road to Tapalapa, Chiapas, Mexico. 17.18491°N, 93.06490°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1711m eler. SMR592 Bolitoglossa rufescens juvenile SMR593 " " adult male SMR594 " " adult male SMR595 " " adult male March 30 10.2 Km E (by road) of Puerto Cate on road to Sunigjovel, then 1.2 Km N (by road) towards Las Angeles, Chiapas, Mexico. 17.04259°N, 92.76370°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 1538m eler. SMR596 B. rufescens adult female SMR597 " " died in - captivity 5/10/08 FF - whole animal SMR598 " " -died 5/11/08 FF-tail SMR599 " " SMR600 " " SMR601 " " March 31 Armando Zebadua, 23.2 Km N (by road) of Ocozocautla on old highway to Apizac, then 4.3 Km W on dirt road, Chiapas, Mexico. 16.92226°N, 93.48104°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 924m ele. SMR602 Smilisca baudinii adult female SMR603 Bolitoglossa alberchi adult FF - liver 4/8/08 SMR604 Bolitoglossa ocidental is SMR605 " "
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visit, Dean 2008 Catalogue Armando Zebadua, 23.2km N (by road) of Ocosautla on old highway to Apizaco, then 4.3km W on dirt road, Chiapas, Mexico March 31 16.92226°N, 93.48104°W/WGS84; 7m asc.; 924m elev. SMRG06 Blitoglossa occidentalis adult SMRG07 " " SMRG08 " " SMRG09 " " SMRG10 " " SMRG11 " " SMRG12 " " SMRG13 " " SMRG14 " " SMRG15 " " SMRG16 " " SMRG17 " " SMRG18 " " SMRG19 " " SMRG20 " " SMRG21 " " SMRG22 " -all B. occidentalis from this locality taken alive to Berkeley -collected w/TJP
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Written, Dear 2008 Catalogue (by air) ca. 300m SW of Albores calins, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Municipio San Augustin Acasaguastlan, Depts El Progreso, Guatemala May 27 15.08439°N, 89.94557°W [WGS84, 15m acc.], 2470m elev. SMRG23 Bolitoglossa sp. juvénile FF EtoH - livier 5/30/08 Albores calins, 31.0 km (by road) N of San Augustin Acasaguastlan, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Depto El Progreso, Guatemala May 27 15.08469°N, 89.94294°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 2549m elev. CRVA1482 Criniphares FF EtoH - livier 5/28/08 SMRG24 Mesaspis moreletii adult FF EtoH - livier 5/28/08 (by air) 500m SW of Albores calins, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Municipio San Augustin Acasaguastlan, Depts El Progreso, Guatemala May 27 15.08212°N, 89.94628°W [WGS84, 7m acc.], 2486m elev. SMRG25 Bolitoglossa sp. juv. FF EtoH - livier 5/30/08 CRVA1483 " adult female FF EtoH - livier 6/1/08 CRVA1484 Graugaster sp. FF EtoH - livier 5/30/08 SMRG26 Graugaster sp. " SMRG27 Graugaster sp. " SMRG28 " " SMRG29 " " CRVA1485 " " CRVA1486 " " CRVA1487 " "
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2008, Year Catalogue May 27 Albores cabins, 31.0 km (by road) N of San Agustín Acasaguastlán, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08370°N, 89.94308°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 2476 m elev. CRVA1488 Bolitoglossa sp. juvenil FF E10H - tail 6/1/08 May 28 2.3 km W (by air) of Albores cabins on trail to antennas on Cerro Pinolón, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Municipio San Agustín Acasaguastlán, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08246°N, 89.92078°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2902 m elev. CRVA1489 Ceratophrys godmani adult FF E10H - livid 5/28/08 May 28 Peña del Ángel, 1 km W (by air) of Albores Cabins, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Municipio San Agustín Acasaguastlán, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala SMR630 Bolitoglossa sp. juvenil FF E10H - tail 5/31/08 15.08255°N, 89.95170°W [WGS84, 23m acc.], 2530 m elev. May 28 230m S (by air) of Albores cabins on road to San Agustín Acasaguastlán, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08263°N, 89.94249°W [WGS84, 6 m acc.], 2585 m elev. CRVA1490 Bolitoglossa sp. juvenil FF E10H - livid 5/31/08 May 28 (by air) 500m SW of Albores cabins, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Municipio San Agustín Acasaguastlán, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08212°N, 89.94628°W [WGS84, 7 m acc.], 2486 m elev. SMR631 Craugastor sp. FF E10H - livid 6/1/08
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ants, Sean 2008 Catalogue ca. 500m SW (by air) of Albores calinos, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustín Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala May 28 15.08238°N, 89.94676°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2562m elev CRVA1491 Bolitoglossa sp. FF ETOH- SMRG32 Bolitoglossa sp. adult female FF ETOH - liver 6/1/08 CRVA1492 Craugastor sp. "" "" CRVA1493 Craugastor sp. "" "" 7.5km N (by rd) of Jucurú or road to Chelénhá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala May 29 15.30999°N, 90.06810°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 635m elev. SMRG33 Bufo valliceps adult female FF EtOH - liver 6/1/08 CRVA1494 Bufo valliceps adult FF ETOH - liver 6/1/08 1.8 km (by air) SE of centro de la Unión, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala May 30 14.95637°N, 89.27856°W [WGS84, 10m acc.], 1338m elev. CRVA1495 Bufo cocifer adult FF EtOH - liver 6/1/08 center of 5.2km (by rd) SE of la Unión, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala May 30 14.94625°N, 89.27641°W [WGS84, 10m acc.] 1560m elev. SMRG34 Cryptotriton montezumii adult FF- liver 5/31/08 SMRG35 " " intestine FF - liver 6/1/08 SMRG36 " " " " intestine "" CRVA1496 " " adult ETOH - liver 6/1/08 CRVA1497 " " ETOH - liver 6/1/08
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Ronto, Jun 2008 Catalogue center of 5.2 Km SE (by rd) of La Union Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala May 30 14.97625°N, 89.2764°W [WGS84, 10m acc...], 1560m elev. CRVA1498 Botrylossa coranti adult male FF SMRG37 Graugaster EtoH - Jun 6/08 " " center of 24.1 km S (by rd) of Elvalan or road to La Union Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala May 30 14.97187°N, 89.28288°W [WGS84, 8m acc...], 880m elev. SMRG38 Engystomops pustulosus adult male FF EtoH - Jun 5/31/08 SMRG39 " " CRVA1499 " CRVA1500 " SMRG40 Simlioea laudinii adult male " SMRG41 " " CRVA1501 " CRVA1502 " May 31 6.8 km SSE (by air) of Cabanas, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala 14.87154°N, 89.77885°W [WGS84, 10m acc...], 525m elev. SMRG42 Bufo adult female FF EtoH - Jun 6/08 SMRG43 Aspidoscelis motaguae adult male "
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Notes, Sean 2008 Catalogue Jowers on Cirs Miramundo, turn Miramundo on road from Mataquescuintla to Jalapa. Dept: Jalapa, Guatemala June 2 14.53'749"N, 90.16 35"W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2588m eler. Bolitoglossa morio
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Ravito, Sean 2008 Catalogue Juricentro Huaytan, San Agustin Acasagustlan, Depto. El Progresor, Auctomala July 23 14.94049°N, 89.96907°W [WGS84, ±7m], 294m eler. SMRG42 Similica baudinii juvenile FF EtoH - liver 7/28/08 SMRG43 Leptodactylus melanorotus FF - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1524 " " EtoH - liver 7/28/08 SMRG44 Bufo lutkoni adult male FF - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1525 " " EtoH - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1526 Bufo marinus jr. EtoH - liver 7/28/08 SMRG45 Basiliscus vittatus adult FF EtoH - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1527 Donatodes albogularis adult male FF EtoH - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1530 Heridactylus ferenus adult EtoH - tail 7/28/08 9.9 km N (by road) of center of San Agustin Acasagustlan or road to la Trinidad, Depto. El Progresor, Auctomala July 23 14.99958°N, 89.95260°W [WGS84, ±12m], 505 m eler. CRVA1528 Guaraster adult female FF EtoH - liver 7/28/08 CRVA1529 Rana berlanderi adult female " " SMRG46 Rana vaullenti adult " " ca. 0.5 km from la Trinidad (by road) or road to las Calanas de Albos, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de los Minas, Depto. El Progresor, Auctomala July 24 15.06851°N, 89.94840°W [WGS84, ±6m], 1975 m eler. SMRG47 Bolitoglossa helmrichi adult male FF EtoH - liver 7/28/08
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vistos Dean 2008 Catalogue July 24 Near Allobres calings, on road to La Trinidad, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08213°N, 89.97628°W [WGS84, ±1km], 2500m eler. CRVA1531 Biotrogloss moriif adult ♂ FF EtOH - liner 7/28/08 - collected by 2 policemen on hike up to calings, under log along road July 24 250 m SW (by air) of los calvarios de Allbros, 3.0 km W (by air) of Cerro Pinala, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08358°N, 89.94412°W [WGS84, ±10m], 2428 m eler. CRVA1532 Biotrogloss molinar FF EtOH - liner 7/28/08 - to MVZ, with frozen tissue CRVA1533 Craugastor brochi adult ♀ "," SMRG50 Craugastor sp. 1 subadult " " CRVA1534 " " adult " " SMRG48 Craugastor sp. 2 adult ♀ " " SMRG49 Craugastor sp. adult ♂ " " July 24 270m S (by air) of los calvarios de Allbros, 3.0 km W (by air) of Cerro Pinala, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08228°N, 89.94382°W [WGS84, ±5m], 2578 m eler. SMRG53 Craugastor sp. adult ♀ FF EtOH - liner 7/28/08
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rito, Jean 2008 Catalogue (lyra) ca. 500mSW of las cabanas de Allores, 33km W (by air) of Cerro Pindal, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 24 15.08212°N, 89.94628°W [WGS84, ±100m], 2490 m elev. CRVA1536 Botrychaceae minor juv. FF ET+H - live, tail 7/28/08 CRVA1537 " " subadult ♀ ET+H - live 7/28/08 SMR651 " " " " " SMR652 Graugaster brocchi adult " " CRVA1538 Graugaster sp.1 adult ♂ " " 15.08225°N, 89.94682°W [WGS84, ±5m], 2500 m elev. CRVA1539 Graugaster sp. adult ♀ FF ET+H - live 7/28/08 Las cabanas de Allores, ca. 3 km (by air) of Cerro Pindal, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 25 15.08385°N, 89.94305°W [WGS84, ±6m], 2558 m elev. CRVA1540 Mesogeo modestii adult ♀ ET+H - live 7/28/08 CRVA1541 " " adult ♀ " " CRVA1542 " " adult ♂ " " SMR654 " " adult ♂ FF - live 7/28/08 SMR655 " " adult ♀ " " SMR656 Salpurgus taenionomus adult ♂ " " SMR657 " " ♀ " " SMR658 " " ♀ " " CRVA1543" " ♂ ET+H - live 7/28/08
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Rivito, San 2008 Catalogue July 25 Las calañas de Albores (continued from previous page) CRVA1544 Scolopus taeniocnemis adult ♀ EtOH-liver 7/28/08 CRVA1545 " " " " SMRG59 Corophidion godmani adult ♀ FF EtOH- liver 7/25/08 CRVA1546 " " juv. " " CRVA1547 Coniphones EtOH-liver 7/28/08 SMRG60 " " Piedra del Angel, 1.1km W (by air) of las calañas de Albores, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de Las Minas, Mpio. San Agustín Atacaguan, Dept. El Progreso, Guatemala July 25 15.08401°N, 89.95322°W [WGS84, ±3m], 2550m elev. CRVA1548 Scolopus taeniocnemis adult ♀ EtOH-liver 7/28/08 CRVA1549 " " ♀ " " SMRG61 " " ♀ FF- liver 7/28/08 SMRG62 " " ♂ " " (by air) 0.7 Km WSW of las calañas de Albores, 3.5 km W (by air) of Cerro Pirialon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de Las Minas, Mpio. San Agustín Atacaguan, Dept. El Progreso, Guatemala July 25 15.08258°N, 89.94873°W [WGS84, ±20m], 2535m elev. SMRG63 Bolitoglossa merid adult ♂ FF EtOH-liver 7/28/08 - collected in log by Enio Cano 0.8 km W (by air) of calañas, 3.8 km W (by air) of Cerro Pirialon " " July 25 15.08550°N, 89.95077°W [WGS84, ±6m], 2584m elev. CRVA1535 B. merid EtOH-liver 7/28/08
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Catalog fag.25 CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " CRAVBH ZWRCEA " " CRAVBH ZWRCEA " " CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " " " " " fag.25 CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " CRAVIBH ZWRCEA " " CRAVBH ZWRCEA " " CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " " " fag.25 CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " " " fag.25 CRAVIBF ZWRCEA " " " " " "
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Rivito, Dean 2008 Catalogue July 25 cas 500m SW (by air) of las calañas de Albores, 3.4kmW(by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.0822.5'N, 89.94682°W [WGS84, +100m], at 580m elev. 5MRGG4 Bolitoglossa merid subadult FF CRVA1550 " " subadult EToH-lun 7/28/08 " " CRVA1551 " " juvenile " " July 26 Cuatro Caminos, 1.7Km E (by air) of las calañas de Albores, 1.2kmW (by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Depto. 15.08310'N, 89.92685°W [WGS84, +17m], at 740m elev. 5MRGG5 Mesaspis modesta FF-lun 7/28/08 July 26 2.4km E (by air) of las calañas de Albores, 0.5kmW(by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala 15.08300'N, 89.92072°W [WGS84, +13m], at 819m elev. 5MRGG6 Corrophilus godmani jnv. FF-EToH-lun 7/26/08 15.08310'N, 89.92043°W [WGS84, +6m], at 798m elev. CRVA1552 Canisphera FF-EToH-lun 7/28/08
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Catalogue July 20 CRVA1553 Caribou [illegible] July 26 ZURCE Chippewa metate July 28 CRVA1551 " CRVA1550 " Halclna " Halclna " " "
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Hortor, Sean 2008 Catalogue E 2.3km [illegible] (by air) of las cabanas de Alb ores on trail to Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasagustlan, Depto. El Progres, Guatemala July 26 15.08304°N, 89.924-93°W [WGS84, ±9m], 2800m elev. CRVA1553 Cerrophi deer godmani adult ♀ FF ETH - liver 7/26/08 CRVA1554 Mesaspia andeletii ETH- liver 7/28/08 1.5 Km E (by air) of las cabanas de Alb ores, 1.4Km W (by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasagustlan, Depto. El Progres, Guatemala July 26 15.08357°N, 89.92889°W [WGS84, ±100m], 2750m elev. CRVA1555 Botryglassa andris FF ETH- liver 7/28/08 CRVA1556 " " adult ♂ " " SMR667 " " adult ♂ " " SMR668 " " " " - collected in logs by Enio Cano Between Cuatro Caminos and Cerro Pinalon, 1.2KmW (by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasagustlan, Depto. El Progres, Guatemala July 26 15.08342°N, 89.92683°W [WGS84, ±7m], 2800m elev. SMR669 Coriophanes FF ETH- liver 7/28/08
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ZWRCCD [illegible] Jelphse 150834+2N, 17963W WCEK+ (Fax) 8700m " " " " " " " " ZWRCCD CRVAIBBC 2WRCEJ " " " " - clobbed in light air Car CRVAIBBC CRVA1BBD 2WRCEJ " " " " Jelphse 150834+2N, 17963W WCEK+ (Fax) 8700m " " " "
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ivoito, Sean 2008 Catalogo ca. 100m from Cuatro Caminos on road to Estancia de la Virgen, 1.1 Km W (by air) of Cerro Pinalo, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 26 15.08191°N, 89.92586°W [WGS84, ±30m], 2835m elev. CRVA1557 Bolitoglossa melanina adult ♀ FF ETOH - lunar 7/28/08 las cabañas de Allibes, ca. 2 Km W (by air) of Cerro Pinalo, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 26 15.08467°N, 89.94301°W [WGS84, ±8m], 2642m elev. CRVA1558 Corrophidion godmani, juvenile FF ETOH - lunar 7/26/08 On trail from las cabañas de Allibes to la Trinidad, 3.5 Km WSW (by air) from Cerro Pinalo, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 27 15.07515°N, 89.94787°W [WGS84, ±10m], 2270m elev. CRVA1559 Bolitoglossa helmrichi juvenile FF ETOH - lunar 7/28/08 Finca la Tormenta (la Trinidad), 13.7 Km N (by air) of San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Sierra de las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 27 15.06481°N, 89.94800°W [WGS84, ±4m], 1878m elev. CRVA1560 Leptopelis modestus adult FF ETOH - lunar 7/28/08 13.3 Km (by air) N of San Agustin Acasaguastlan on road to la Trinidad, Sierra de las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 27 15.05861°N, 89.93621°W [±10m], 1711m elev. SMR 670 Ptychihyla hypomystex adult FF ETOH - lunar 7/28/08
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Intro, Dean 2008 Catalogue (by air) 500m SW of las cabanas de Albores, 3.3 km W (by air) of Cerro Pinalon, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Mpio. San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 27 15.08212°N, 89.94628°W [WGS84, ±10m], 2500m elev. SMRG71 Grayagator adult FF EtOH-liver 7/28/08 -died on trip down mountain Turuncentro Huaytan, San Agustin Acasaguastlan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 28 14.94049°N, 89.96907°W [WGS84, ±7m], 294m elev. SMRG72 Aspidoscelis doppei FF EtOH-liver 7/28/08 0.5 km NE (by air) of la Union, on road to Ahalan, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala July 28 14.97094°N, 89.28728°W [WGS84, ±6m], 832m elev. SMRG73 Alphonorophus juv. FF-whole animal 7/28/08 SMRG74 B. tetoglossa Dufescana adult ♀ FF EtOH-liver intestine 7/29/08 CRVA1562 " " adult ♂ FF EtOH-liver 7/29/08 CRVA1563 " " juv. " " 23.9Km S (by road) of Ahalan on road to la Union, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala July 28 14.98167°N, 89.28288°W [WGS84, ±6m], 861m elev. CRVA1561 Bothrops asper EtOH-liver 7/28/08 - DOR
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Rovis, Dean 2008 Catalogue 23.5 km S (by road) of Xualan on road to La Union, Depto, Zacapa, Guatemala July 28 14.78420°N, 89.28289°W [WGS84, +6m], 863 m elev. CRVA1564 Rana berlanderi adult EF-H-liver 7/29/08 CRVA1571 " " juv. " " SMRG75 Bufo radcliffei adult ♀ " " SMRG76 Craugastor adult " " SMRG77 Engystomops pustulosus adult ♂ FF-liver 7/29/08 CRVA15G5 " " EtoH-liver 7/29/08 SMRG78 Smilica lardinius adult ♂ FF-liver 7/29/08 SMRG79 " " " " SMRG80 " " " " CRVA15G6 " " EtoH-liver 7/29/08 CRVA15G7 " " " " CRVA15G8 " " " " CRVA15G9 " " " " CRVA1570 leptodactylus melanostictus juv. " " SMRG81 " adult ♂ FF-liver 7/29/08 - all specimens from 7/23 - 7/28/08 collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP, Craig Moritz, Jacobo Conde, Nance Nrederburg
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hints, Dean 2008 Catalogue July 31 On trail from guest house to mirador, Reserva Natural Chelemhá, 11.8 km (by car) NNE of Fucuru, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.38705°N, 90.06197°W [WGS84, ±25m], 2023 m elev. SMRG82 Cerophidia godmani female adult FF - liver 8/2/08 15.38594°N, 90.06190°W [WGS84, ±25m], 2040 m elev. SMRG83 Bolitoglossa helmrichi jvr. FF - liver 8/2/08 SMRG84 " " " " CRVA1572 " " jvr. EtoH - liver 8/2/08 CRVA1573 Graugaster adult ♀ " " 15.38517°N, 90.06307°W [WGS84, ±17m], 2077 m elev. SMRG85 B. helmrichi jvr. FF - liver 8/2/08 SMRG86 " " subadult " " CRVA1574 " " " EtoH - liver 8/2/08 CRVA1575 " " " " July 31 Guest house, Reserva Natural Chelemhá, 11.8 km NNE (by car) of Fucuru, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.38580°N, 90.06159°W [WGS84, ±9m], 2050 m elev. SMRG87 B. helmrichi jvr. FF - liver 8/2/08 SMRG88 " " jvr. " " CRVA1576 " " jvr. EtoH - liver 8/2/08 CRVA1577 " " subadult " "
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Categorize 10 July [illegible] 2W6CX8 CRVAIBJ5 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " FF-77 Jul-1988 " " " " " " 2W6CX4 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " FF-77 Jul-1988 [illegible] 2W6CX8 CRVAIBJ5 " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " FF-77 Jul-1988
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Raits, Sean 2008 Catalogue Cholomhá Natural Reserve guest house, Montañas de Malijux, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug.1 15.38517°N, 90.06154°W [WGS84, ±7m], 2050m elev. CRVA1578 Mesospis moreletii jiv. FF EtoH-liver 8/2/08 Village of Cholomhá, 12.1 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Montañas de Malijux, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug.1 15.38534°N, 90.05530°W [WGS84, ±7m], 1908m elev. CRVA1579 M. moreletii jiv. FF EtoH-liver 8/2/08 SMRG89 " FF EtoH-liver, tail 8/2/08 CRVA1580 Adelphicus adult FF EtoH-liver 8/2/08 N side of Montañas de Malijux, on trail from Cholomhá to Sequipur), 12.8 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guate. Aug.1 15.39736°N, 90.06548°W [WGS84, ±10m], 2224m elev. SMRG90 Bolitoglossa helmrichi adult ♀ FF-liver 8/2/08 CRVA1581 Grungaster EtoH- liver 8/2/08 N side of Montañas de Malijux, on trail from Cholomhá to Sequipur), 13.1 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug.1 15.40258°N, 90.06926°W [WGS84, ±6m], 1985m elev. CRVA1582 Grungaster FF EtoH-liver 8/2/08 CRVA1583 Grungaster " " CRVA1584 Grungaster jiv. EtoH-liver 8/2/08 SMRG91 Grungaster adult ♀ FF EtoH-liver 8/2/08 SMRG92 Grungaster adult ♂ " " CRVA1585 B. Helmrichi EtoH-liver 8/2/08
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Catalogue Date: August 18, 2007 CRVA1534 - "Cranes" ZWC821 - "Cranes" CRVA1535 - "Cranes" ZWC822 - "Cranes" CRVA1536 - "Cranes" ZWC823 - "Cranes" Note: All items are in good condition. Signed, [Signature] --- Date: August 19, 2007 CRVA1537 - "Cranes" ZWC824 - "Cranes" CRVA1538 - "Cranes" ZWC825 - "Cranes" CRVA1539 - "Cranes" ZWC826 - "Cranes" Note: All items are in good condition. Signed, [Signature] --- Date: August 20, 2007 CRVA1540 - "Cranes" ZWC827 - "Cranes" CRVA1541 - "Cranes" ZWC828 - "Cranes" CRVA1542 - "Cranes" ZWC829 - "Cranes" Note: All items are in good condition. Signed, [Signature]
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Intro, Dear 2008 Catalogue 1.1 NNNW [illegible] Km [illegible] (by air) of guest house at Chelench Natural Reserve, 12.7 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Aeplo. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 1 15.39690°N, 90.06537°W [WGS84, +10m], 2208m elav. SMR693 Grangator FF - Juiria 8/2/08 EtoH - anterie Aug. 2 Guest house at Reserva Natural Chelench, Montanas de Malijux, 11.8 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Aeplo. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.38580°N, 90.06159°W [WGS84, +20m], 2050m elav. SMR694 Scalopus taeniscroni adult ♀ FF - 8/2/08 EtoH Aug. 2 Reserva Natural Chelench, on trail from guest house to mirador, Montanas de Malijux, 10.7 Km NNE (by air) of Jucuru, Aeplo. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.38282°N, 90.07489°W [WGS84, +50m], 2509m elav. SMR695 Grangaster FF - Juiria 8/4/08 SMR696 Grangester 15.38227°N, 90.07350°W [WGS84, +10m], 2519m elav. SMR697 Grangaster FF - Juiria 8/4/08 SMR 698 Grangester adult ♀ CRVA1585 Grangaster adult ♀ EtoH - Juiria 8/4/08 CRVA1586 Grangaster CRVA1587 Grangaster CRVA1588 Grangaster
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Catalogue 8005 2009 [illegible] Ong. 1. 1.3620N, 10.882W, W28E4 ± B0m 850m alt. Forte "Ottheinreich" (Kaiser) Zwerges Gneuderts steguerz FPPRME 2WR 697 CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE Ong. 3. 1.5828N, 10.074W, W28E4 ± B0m 850m alt. Forte "Ottheinreich" (Kaiser) Zwerges Gneuderts steguerz 2WR 697 CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE Ong. 5. 1.3820N, 10.882W, W28E4 ± B0m 850m alt. Forte "Ottheinreich" (Kaiser) Zwerges Gneuderts steguerz FPPRME 2WR 697 CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE CRABRE
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Rovito, Dean 2008 Catalogue Aug.3 8.4km S (by road) of San Luis or road to Saholon, near Parque Nacional Laguna Lachuá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.89465"N, 90.73627"W [WGS84, ±6m], 209m elav. SMR699 Dendropsophus microcephalus adult ♂ FF-liver 8/4/08 Aug.3 6.3km S (by rd) of San Luis or road to Saholon, western border of Parque Nacional Laguna Lachuá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.90357"N, 90.72228"W [WGS84, ±8m], 196m elav. SMR700 Bothropsa rufescens juv. FF-liver 8/4/08 SMR701 " " adult ♂ " " CRVA1589 " " juv. EtOH-liver 8/4/08 CRVA1590 " " adult ♂ " " Aug.3 1.5km W (by rd) of San Marcos or road to Playa Grande, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.95443"N, 90.68893"W [WGS84, ±7m], 182m elav. SMR702 Dendropsophus elroccatus adult ♂ FF-EtOH-liver 8/4/08 CRVA1591 " " adult ♀ " " SMR703 Ilalochyla picta adult ♂ " " CRVA1592 A. microcephalus adult ♂ EtOH-liver 8/4/08 Aug.3 San Marcos, ca. [illegible] mW of entrance to Parque Nacional Laguna Lachuá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.95351"N, 90.67798"W [WGS84, ±10m], 190m elav. SMR704 Rama verlandieri adult FF-liver 8/4/08 CRVA1593 " " adult EtOH-liver 8/4/08
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Smith, Sean 2008 Catalogue Aug. 3 San Marcos, ca. 500 m W of entrance to Parque Nacional Laguna Iachua, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.95351°N, 90.67798°W [WGS84, ±10m], 190 m elav. SMR705 Hemitrychophus microcephalus adult ♀ FF-liver 8/4/08 SMR706 " CRVA1594 " Etoh-liver 8/4/08 Aug. 4 Parque Nacional Laguna Iachua, visitors center at Laguna Iachua, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.92519°N, 90.66334°W [WGS84, ±30m], 200m elav. CRVA1596 Basiliscus vittatus Etoh-liver 8/5/08 SMR707 Bufo salicaps Etoh FF-liver 8/6/08 Aug.4 Parque Nacional Laguna Iachua, on trail from Laguna Iachua to park entrance, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala 15.92698°N, 90.66422°W [WGS84, ±100m], 193 m elav. SMR708 B. lutoglossa rufescens adult ♀ FF-liver 8/6/08 CRVA1597 " Etoh- liver 8/6/08 CRVA1598 " " " SMR709 leptodera polysticta adult FF-liver 8/5/08 CRVA1599 " " Etoh-liver 8/5/08 CRVA1600 Ninia sebae adult FF Etoh-liver 8/5/08 SMR710 Blastryphynae elegans adult ♀ FF-liver 8/6/08 CRVA1601 Smantodes sonchosa jvr. FF liver Etoh-heart 8/5/08
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Catalogue Draft 1 CRVAIB01 CRVAIC00 CRVAIBD7 ZWRFOZ ZWRF05 FF-2008 X3108 FF-2008 X3108 " " " " " " " " Draft 2 CRVAIBD4 CRVAIBD3 ZWRFO5 ZWRFO6 FF-2008 X3108 FF-2008 X3108 [illegible]
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Panio, Dear 2008 Catalogue Parque Nacional Laguna Lachua, on trail from Laguna Lachua to park entrance, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 4 15.93068'N, 90.66788'W [WGS84, +11m], 183m eler. SMR711 Haeotrophrys elegans adult FF-liver 8/6/08 15.94042°N, 90.67593'W [WGS84, +8m], 171m eler. CRVA1602 Rana juns. ETOH-liver 8/6/08 CRVA1603 X]. elegans adult 8 SMR712 Grangerior adult FF ETOH-liver 8/6/08 SMR713 Bolitoglossa suflascens adult 8 FF-liver 8/6/08 SMR714 Basiliscus nitidus adult FF-liver 8/5/08 Parque Nacional Laguna Lachua, 2km S of entrance on trail to Laguna Lachua, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 4 15.93560°N, 90.67646'W [WGS84, +800m], 190m eler. CRVA1604 Leptodera adusticta ETOH-liver 8/5/08 CRVA1605 Ameiva testina adult ETOH-liver 8/5/08 - Ameiva killed w/ rubber band, prepped the next morning (by ND) 3.7Km E of entrance to PN Laguna Lachua Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 4 15.95011'N, 90.64007'W [+5m, WGS84], 190m eler. SMR715 Kinisterman acutim adult 8 FF-liver 8/6/08 SMR716 " " adult 8 " " SMR717 " " adult 8 " " CRVA1608 " " adult 8 ETOH- liver 8/6/08 CRVA1607 " " adult 8 " " CRVA1608 " " juns. " " CRVA1609 " " hatchling kept alive by CRVA
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{ "text": "Cupolote\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"at sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample, sample #3.\"\n\nCRVAV5: \"through the water.\"\n\nCRVAV6: \"through the water.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nat sunset, sunset and light in the air, sunset at sunset.\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\nZKR4-11: \"thru sample, sample, sample.\"\n\nDate: 12/08/77\n\n\"sample #2, thru, sample [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Ronto, Dean 2008 Catalogue 2.7 Km E (by rd) entrance to Parque Nacional Laguna Lachuá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Aug. 4 15.95093°N, 90.64938°W [WGS84, ±6m], 191m elev. SMR718 Kinosternon acutum FF-liver 8/6/08 jun. All specimens from 7/31/08- 8/4/08 collected by SMR, CRVA, TJP and Andrea Paiz East of Upper Ottauway Lake, Yosemite National Park, Madera Co., CA July 26 37.64998°N, 119.39867°W [WGS84, ±4m], 3275m elev. SMR719 Hydromantes platycephalus adult ♀ FF-liver 8/9/08 - collected by Sean Schindle) saw another 5 here dried out in trays, had to be rehydrated 11.8 Km E (by air) of Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 3 17.83499°N, -96.77040°W [WGS84, ±18m], 2414m elev. SMR720 Pseudemys aurantia jun. FF-liver, intestine 8/28/08 SMR721 " " adult FF-liver 8/28/08 SMR722 " " adult ♀ " " SMR723 " " adult " " SMR724 " " jun. FF-liver, intestine 8/25/08 SMR725 " " jun. " " SMR726 " " jun. " " SMR727 " " adult FF-liver 8/25/08
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Catalyse 2017/8 Jul -97 Hubo " " ZWR530 " " " " " 1QF9MZ " " " " " ZWF588 " " " Haho " " ZCF9MZ " " " " " " ZWF532 2017/8 Jul -97 Hubo " " " ZWF534 " " " " " ZCF9MZ " " " " " ZWR536 2017/8 Jul -97 Hubo " " ZWF584 2017/8 Jul -97 Hubo " " ZWF584
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Sorto, Dear 2008 Catalogue Jalixtac Niejo, 145 km ENE (by air) of Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 14 17.88163"N, 96.75099"W [WGS84, +8m], 1631m eler. SMR728 Graugaster adult FF-liver 8/25/08 Jalixtac Niejo, 15.1km ENE (by air) of Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 14 17.88279"N, 96.74518"W [WGS84, +8m], 1489m eler. SMR729 Jhorino tail-100% EIOH 8/13/08 -only tail found 4.0 km NE (by road) of Peña Verde or road to Jalixtac Niejo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 14 17.86900"N, 96.73501"W [WGS84, ±10m], 1908m eler. SMR730 Chiropterstirita adult ♂ FF-liver 8/28/08 SMR731 Graugaster adult FF-liver 8/25/08 intestines 11.0 km ESE (by air) of Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 145 17.8273"N, 96.77886"W [WGS84, ±8m], 2653m eler. SMR732 Pseudorygza aurantia adult ♂ FF-liver 8/29/08 10.8 km ESE (by air) of Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 145 17.83178"N, 96.78004"W [WGS84, ±10m], 276m eler. SMR733 P. aurantia juvenile FF-liver 8/25/08 SMR734 Jhorina papaloea adult FF-liver, intestines 8/29/08
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Routes, Year 2008 Catalogue Calañas la Cumbre, Santa Catarina Ixtatepeji, Carr San Felipe, 6 Km NW (dry rd) of MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 16 17.19570°N, 96.024107°W [WGS84, ±31m], 2879m elev. SMR73[illegible]7 Therinus adult FF-liver 8/25/08 SMR73G Grangaster adult? FF-liver 8/25/08 SMR73[illegible]5 Grangaster adult " "
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Catalogue 2605 Day 18 ZMKF3M7 Staples? ZMKF3M7 Staples? ? Huba Huba Huba EF-334X/7 EF-334X/7 [illegible] CKWW (in red) M1X120 0.5cm x 1.8cm Catalyst (under Catabolism) Catabolic Enzyme?
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Sean M. Rovito 2008 Journal Guatemala: Chiquimula, El Progreso, Izabal, Jalapa, Zacapa Honduras: Atlantida, Comayagua, Cortes, Islas de la Bahia, Ocotepeque, Santa Barbara Mexico: Chiapas, Oaxaca
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Parrots, Dean 2008 Journal New Panalito, Depto. Zacapa and a Volcan Quetzalteques Depto. Chiquimula, Guatemala Jan. 3 Yesterday, Ted and I arrived in Guatemala city at 08:00 to find that the bag with the prep kit hadn't made it on our flight. We met Carlos and Gustavo and drove to near his home, where we stayed at the Hotel Longara. We drove north along the Rio Hondo through Alder Parajuya and walked on a trail through good dry forest to an old dam with a cement wall. We walked along the wall for ~1hr and Carlos and Ted each got a Phyllodactylus tuberculosis (Ted saw another). On the way down, we saw a striped skunk. This morning, we got a fairly early start and drove out of Zacapa through La Tremontina towards Panalito, where we had been in May 2007. A cold front from the north brought rain, and we had to turn back just before the puente de Salud because of a very steep muddy stretch. We parked at the football field (after trying and failing to drive up) and walked up a road to a finca; got a B. Rufescens in a branchad along the way. We could only see pine forest, but a man on the finca told us that ~20 min away by car, just over the high ridge, is a big primary cloud forest with huge tree ferns. The road ends in this forest at Finca Bordicón, owned by Carlos Perez. We opened ~8 Bromeliads and Carlos found an adult B. calanti. We gave up here since we couldn't get to any good habitat and decided to drive to Volcan Quetzaltepeque. We drove to the town of Quetzaltepeque and took the old highway
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Jan.3 ... to Esquipulas, and then turned E near the rest and took a road up to the towers. We opened ~ 10 big bromeliads near the towers. This area is mostly planted cypress, but there is some nice forest left on the very steep northern slope. We went down and opened ~ 6 big bromeliads from a dead tree in 2° forest; Carlos got a Selaprus under bark. As it was getting dark, we stopped and opened ~ 15 bromeliads of all sizes from a few trees near the road in an area with liquidambar and other broadleaf species, which seemed to be all secondary forest. Carlos got a big male Bolitoglossa heirensis, and I got a juvenile one out of a huge bromeliad. We had to stop opening bromeliads because it was dark, so we drove back to El Rio Hondo. Guetattepeque seems like it would be worth another trip; it has lots of bromeliads and an isolated area of humid or wet montane forest on top. Jan.4 Corro Negro Norte, Sierra de Cardel, Depto. Chiquimal, Guatemala Jose Monzon, an entomologist associated with la Universidad del Valle, met us for breakfast at 06:30, and then we drove to Morales, where our lost bag awaited us. We drove through a gate into land of a logging company whose owner Jose knows. The lower area has been totally cut and the road was very muddy, since it was still raining. We soon began to climb
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Jurnof staff, except perhaps we'd all have money. What's that feel like? That's what I was thinking. that box too at can F learnt art two paintings it ... c of chambered pic 10 - helped set about out at an hour in a week to bring better terms i can get - want at some time or . . . , and an gala present on that tree, can only if we can make chambered pic 2 - maybe have made winter saw tip O. then more confused in top sala ; then washed up for me a chambered 15 - bring him left to in slab how he'd brought them out no in least it don ever not take place of the art it homes taken away, but hard into to two previous efforts, damp girl no top sala it had de. . . , and it too hard living to go quite on my club pain to success. chambered picture both of blips until some except perhaps staff out 8 at door. let's in how chambered 19 oh! and the right setting there not in two, custom then to finish for sure chambered but I can't get me behaviour of his business direct on my part, if made an at law 28:00 to talk hard by a tip fell. Rob burnt each out on between you that can order; also it at bunch of mine and your person - a deal, tin stop no year can bear all too y'all not real and now feel, art didn't it again - are we gainst with our two mis y'all.
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Hutto, Sean 2008 Journal Cerro Negro Norte, Acreira de Garal, Heptu ojalal. Austavio (cat.) Jan. 4 ... through selectively logged and secondary forest on a decent gravel/sandy road. As we went on, the road became steep and muddy and our front wheel (+almost the whole car) fell into a big ditch covered by ferns. It took about an hour of digging and pulling with 2 pickups to get it out. The bad pickup had to pull both of us up a slope farther up the road. We got to Jose's house, a nice 2 room wooden shelter with a porch and downstairs open area, and then walked up the road for about an hour towards Cerro Negro Norte in a moderate rain. When we got about 45 min up, Austavo found a B. Rufescens in a log, and Carlos found an Ameiva undulata under a log. After ~1hr of walking (ca. 1150m) we started to see bromeliads in abundance, and opened a good number (maybe 20), but they were very full of water, too much for them to be good for salamanders. We did get 1 B. Rufescens in a bromeliad. We walked up to the top of Cerro Negro Norte, arriving at dark (~18:00) and then walked back slowly searching on the vegetation; it was cold and wet and we saw no amphibians and little insect life. We arrived wet and disappointed at the house at 21:30, having searched for all but the last half hour of that time. I was surprised not to have seen more, but it is rather odd for such a low area.
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Coro Negro Norte, Sierra de Caral, Depts. Izabal, Guatemala Jan. 5 We woke up somewhat late today, since we were tired and it was still cold and rainy. The rain was lighter than yesterday, and stopped by about 09:00. Augusto Carlos and I found a trail down to the creek for night work, and then we walked up the road to do more bromeliad work. We arrived at the area that still had big trees but no smaller trees or understory and started cutting bromeliads at 12:00. We quickly got a B. rufescens, but the bromeliads were filled to the brim with water and we opened many without success (or much hope of it). Carlos and Augusto got a huge male B. dunnii in a sideways bromeliad on a fallen tree, as well as a Bromeliphyllum bromeliad. We opened many bromeliads at this site, and searched in some excellent logs as well. We continued opening bromeliads as we walked up the road, but the forest on both sides quickly became cafetales and then cattle pasture. We had lunch on top of Coro Negro Norte on the Honduran border (so the locals said), where not a tree was left standing, although some forest was left on a steep slope. We kept working bromeliads until 16:00 without getting anything else and then walked back to the house. At 17:00 we walked down to the creek, searching along the way - Augusto found a male B. delfini on low vegetation. We walked along the creek for 30-40 min, and Carlos got a Dullmandyia sadin and a Phycothyla hypomycter), and he and I each got a Pleiothryle matidae, tall on vegetation. This creek is where Guptobiter wakei was found (we think) and looks very nice, with big trees and lots of broad-leaved understory plants like
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"Jernuf" [illegible] vår. Vi har hørt om en avis, og vi har hørt at jernuf har publisert artikkel som sier at vi ikke har litt høst a hus, bare en prat med en person på tordag. Da vi fikk dette, så var det mer enn et par timer før de fikk at vi kan lite, slik som det å bruke en telefon eller på nett siden man vet hvor man er og tenker all tid gjennom. Det tar mye tid, men da vi sjekket hvor en har telefon når man skal til halle for å finne ut fra nettsiden her (slikt som 1) så var det ikke noen jobb med en telefon, bare en i mobil. Men også a sjekke om man kan få telefoner og annet. Og da vi var ute en dag, tok vi oss en avtale med den som er i halle for å ta bilde av en telefon, og så var det nå tid til å ta foto av en telefon, men da man har alt av bilder etter at man skal ha en telefon i halle så er det veldig vanskelig å finne ut om man har jobb med kvalitet. Man kan få en telefon, for eksempel ikke alle bildebilder gir deg til en god test som man skal at et sted heller mot hver sjekk på gulip lister for at jeg prøver dette at det var vel 18:30 HD dera jeg satte meg i inngang. Da var jeg med å få telefoner fra en telefon, og da var jeg med å sjekke om man har fått god nok bilde - men ikke i disse artikkelen, og det er viktig at du vet om du skal tro (slikt de) hvis vi ikke skriver det skrevg. yesterdags. Sånn sårl jeg har vært gel liten.
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Puerto, Sean 2008 Journal Jan. 5 Sierra Negra Norte, Sierra de Cural, Puerto Chical, Guatemala (cont.) Heliconia. I think that we could find a lot here with more time. We worked our way back up to the house, arriving at 21:30; I found another male B. d. lintoni and a Pteropus capito, both on vegetation. It rained lightly while we searched. Jed went to bed while the rest of us made dinner and took chiropteran swabs. Carlos and I went back out to search along the creek from 01:00-02:15. It was raining harder, and I found a Gracupator in front of the house and a beautiful P. soratin on a palm along the stream. We went to bed exhausted and soaked around 3AM. Jan. 7 Mountains west of San Pedro Ayula, Puerto Cortes, Honduras We woke up at 06:30 yesterday, prepared all the specimens and drove down to Morales. The road was somewhat more washed out and we had to fill in some ditches and make some stone reinforcements - it took a long time to get down. With less rain, the extent of deforestation along the road way more apparent - this place looks like it's in trouble. We dropped Carlos and Austero off at the bus station and then crossed the border west of Puerto Barrion and spent the night in San Pedro Ayula. Today, we drove up to the same area we worked in September in the Sierra de Oma, W of the city. We started opening branchiads at 11:00 at a spot 13.7 km (by road) from the Hospital General, and I immediately found an adult Gymnotis rosalia on a branch under a branchiad I pulled off.
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Hairs, Dear 2008 Journal Jan.7 Mountain west of San Pedro Sula, Depto. Cortes, Honduras (cont.) ... Bromeliads are quite wet but not as lush as at Cerro Negro Plaza. We searched until 13:00, and I got a juvenile B. orcutti while Jed got an adult and juvenile B. lemnii. We had lunch and took photos, and then searched in logs, leaf litter and bromeliads from 14:00-15:30, but found nothing more. I was surprised by how much C. masalis looks like C. versicolor, although this C. masalis seemed to have smaller nostrils. We then went downhill to where we got the first B. rufescens in Sept. and walked along a trail through good lowland forest. We opened the few good bromeliads we saw (less than 10) and searched in logs, but found nothing. We emerged at a point slightly lower down on the road (15.48720°N; 88.09592°W [WGS84], 10m acc.), 1229m elev.), having searched from 15:30-17:00. This trail would be a good area to work at night. We then drove back to San Pedro Sula. Jan.8 Montanuelas near "Barrazas de Francheras", Depto. Olanigua, Honduras We got a late start today, because Jed was trying unsuccessfully to arrange a visit to Los Cayos Cochinos off Gaste for a golfer he wants. We drove to Siguatepeque and I was stopped twice by police, once for doing a U-turn without a green arrow and once for not having an emergency fire extinguisher at a checkpoint, but talked my way out of a ticket both times. We wanted to visit the supposed sole locality for B. verdonalis in Honduras, "Barrazas de Francheras", near Olanigua. Jed
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Montanula, "Barrancas de Trucheras", Depto. Comayagua, Honduras (ext) Jan. 8 ... and the collecting manager at the Field Museum had figured out that K. Schmidt had written down the locality in error - it was actually on the old highway to Siguatepeque between El Carrizal and El Socorro. We also looked at the specimens and they are clearly not B. occidentalis based on the feet. After failing to get to the site from the south, we came in from El Carrizal and stopped at a creek in Montanula. Although the hillsides here are completely converted to agriculture, there is still some OK to good forest along the creeks. We opened the few spiny Brochials we saw. A cool passion of some sort ran out of one, and I got an cloentodes cenchoa in another. I also got a Linia sebae in a log. There were tons of stones and broadleaf plants that seemed good for salamanders at night, but it was difficult to look here during the day. We also looked in some red baranas. The forest along the streams could be described as gallery evergreen moist forest, while the small patches of trees on the hillsides were pine and oak. This seemed like B. mexicana habitat. We searched from 15:00-17:00 and then drove to Lago Moja, where we stayed at the P&D Brewery again. Bob had made arrangements for us to visit the [illegible] site tomorrow and the [illegible] site the next day, and promised to get some kids looking for the 2-legged snakes he said he saw from time to time (we'll see...).
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I have been very much in doubt as to whether I should "give up" altogether. I feel that most of the work which I have done has been for nothing. It is not too late to reconsider and perhaps it will be a pleasure now to some extent to see that those who knew me better than others, had a chance to know more about my own experience. It seems as if this was at top of priority. And yet I have to begin again because I have no idea what I should do next. It is hard to tell you where to go or what to do, but I hope that you will understand that I am in a difficult position and that it may take some time before I can be sure of what to do. It seems as if this was at top of priority. And yet I have to begin again because I have no idea what I should do next. It is hard to tell you where to go or what to do, but I hope that you will understand that I am in a difficult position and that it may take some time before I can be sure of what to do. I know that surely God has given me enough to start over. And so I must try my best to get back on track. But I do not see how to do that without help from others who have had similar experiences. It seems as if this was at top of priority. And yet I have to begin again because I have no idea what I should do next. It is hard to tell you where to go or what to do, but I hope that you will understand that I am in a difficult position and that it may take some time before I can be sure of what to do. I know that surely God has given me enough to start over. And so I must try my best to get back on track. But I do not see how to do that without help from others who have had similar experiences. It seems as if this was at top of priority. And yet I have to begin again because I have no idea what I should do next. It is hard to tell you where to go or what to do, but I hope that you will understand that I am in a difficult position and that it may take some time before I can be sure of what to do. I know that surely God has given me enough to start over. And so I must try my best to get back on track. But I do not see how to do that without help from others who have had similar experiences. It seems as if this was at top of priority. And yet I have to begin again because I have no idea what I should do next. It is hard to tell you where to go or what to do, but I hope that you will understand that I am in a difficult position and that it may take some time before I can be sure of what to do. I know that surely God has given me enough to start over. And so I must try my best to get back on track. But I do not see how to do that without help from others who have had similar experiences.
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Ravito, Dean 2008 Journal Above San José de los Andes, Montána de Santa Barbara, Aerito. Santa Barbara, Honduras Jan. 7 We drove up to San José de los Andes after breakfast with Malcolm, a British bird guide who moved here a few months ago. We met Mares, a guide recommended by Bob Dale at P&D, and started walking uphill around 09:30. At first we passed through moist forest and cleared areas but we quickly started to see big trees with epiphytes and good bromeliads. We started opening bromeliads at 10:30 around 1700m, but found nothing although they seemed great. We kept hiking uphill and got into nice cloud forest with immense hardwood trees, a lot of epiphytes and a good understory around 1800m and opened a lot of bromeliads without success before stopping for lunch. Malcolm didn't search for salamanders, but Mares did. After lunch, we hiked up to 2000m and one of the first bromeliads I opened had 2 Dendrobates sanctibartbarus. We searched in the very abundant bromeliads here from 14:00- 15:30; I got 1 more, Ted got 4 and Marcos got 2. The salamanders seem abundant here, but I don't understand why there isn't a Blitoglossa sp. known from this area. We chopped some more bromeliads on the way down around 1800m and heard a male quetzal calling (Marcos saw it). We got back to San José just as a light rain started, after having been nice or just cloudy all day. This was an exciting day of collecting for me, and I expect that this mountain really merits further searching.
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Panto, Sean 2008 Journal Jan. 10 Marcos and Malcolm met us for breakfast and we drove to the village of San Luis Los Planos, on the north side of Montaña de Santa Barbara. We met Don Adán, a friend of Marcos and Bob, and drove through the town of El Sauce to a coffee field on the edge of the forest. We walked south from here and arrived at the edge of primary forest in less than 10 min. We walked uphill on a loop trail to a high point on the trail at 1700m. We had lunch and then started searching for at 12:00. There were some big trees, although parts of the forest were apparently logged ~40 yrs ago, but not many bromeliads. The first bromeliad I opened had a D. santibariensis, not previously known from here. I got another in a bromeliad lower down on the path. After opening the few bromeliads we could find, Fred, Marcos and I started raking in leaf litter and opening logs (Adán watched our packs while Malcolm birded). We walked up to 1800m and searched until ~15:00 without success. Starting down, I raked through leaves between the buttresses of a massive tree and saw a very tiny Nototriton limospectatus, which escaped in the leaf litter despite our best efforts. I continued searching and caught an adult in the same tree - what luck! The litter here was deep, which must be the key for this species. On the way down, Fred got a Craugastor laticeps under a board. We finished walking and searching at 17:00 and drove back to Los Planos happy - I didn't expect to get a Nototriton today.
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Roxto, Sean 2008 Journal Roxto, Roys. Islas de la Bahia, Honduras Jan. 12 Fed insisted on coming out to Roxto to get the Phylloactulus that is endemic to the Bay islands. I wanted to keep looking for salamanders, but eventually agreed to go. We drove from Rigo de Moya to La Ceiba yesterday and took the 4:30PM ferry to Roxto. Today we caught some Anolis (just 1), but saw many near the Dawson's Rock housing development E of West End. We also tried to trap Ilyachy in some small ponds near a hotel called Hobbie's Hideaway, where I saw either Bana or Leptodactylus and heard a hylid! We didn't get any turtles but we did catch 2 water snakes in the traps. Just after dark, we walked along the rock wall at the Dawson's Rock housing development for ~45min and got 3 Phyllodactylus palmeus, 1 Hemidactylus, 1 Sphaerodactylus and 1 Basiliscus givento. CURLA research station La Ceiba, Roys. Atlantida, Honduras Jan. 13 We took the 7AM ferry from Roxto to La Ceiba and drove to a field campus of CURLA (an agricultural research institute, I think) on the western outskirts of La Ceiba. We walked towards the hills from the guard station at the administration building, crossed a privetel and then walked along a dirt road between a thin patch of dry forest and cattle pasture. There were large spiny hornebillads in trees and on fenceposts. We spent a few and I got a Smilica bandinii in one and a big adult B. mexicana from the base of a clump of
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Havits, Joan 2008 Journal Jan. 13 CURLA Research station, La Ceiba, Apto., Atlantida, Honduras (ent.) Bromeliads growing on a fencepost. Lots of the bromeliads had angry ants and wasps, so he couldn't open many of them. We searched for about 2 hours (12:00-14:00) and also found an armadillo cerrocha in a bromeliad. Wanted to find a B. rufescens but no luck. We then spent the rest of the day driving to Santa Rosa de Copán. Jan. 14 Belén Hauch and Corio Yzavante, Apto., Ocopeguo, Honduras We drove from Santa Rosa de Copán to Cucuyagua on CA4 and then turned south towards Belén Hauchos. We drove past Corquin and stopped in the first area we saw with bromeliads. It was a small remnant of [illegible] forest, part of which had the understory cleared, 7.3 km N (by road) of Belén Hauchos. We opened some great bromeliads from 10:00-11:45 (maybe 30 bromeliads) and Ted quickly got a small B. smithi, but then we got nothing else. We drove to Belén Hauchos and then returned to near the high point on the road, 6.2 km N of town, where there were many oak trees with tops of great bromeliads; although the forest was highly disturbed. We searched in bromeliads for ~25 min and Ted got an adult Bromelichyla bromeliacia. We then went back to the highway and drove W to Lucerna, where we turned N on a good road. We drove to La Reserva Escapa, which seemed heavily deforested; and took a road along the N side of the reserve. There was no forest here along the road but I could see some higher up on the hill. We searched in vain.
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Porto, San 2008 Journal Belen Hondo and Cerro Moriente, Dept. Ocotepes, Honduras (cont.) Jan.14 ... for a good spot and cut down about 7 big bromeliads from isolated big trees but got nothing. We drove back along the western side of the reserve and took a dirt road south, which quickly climbed up to an area with remnants of great oak forest and many big bromeliads on a hill (2000m) called Cerro Moriente. I cut through some ferns to a large oak tree and got a juvenile B. cranti in a big bromeliad. We searched here from 16:30 until 18:00 when it got dark but found nothing more. The liquidambar and oak forests here in Ocotepes seem very temperate - strange to see so many bromeliads. I think that this region merits further exploration. We drove back to Santa Rosa and prepped animals. El Portillo de Ocotepes and Arbolos Merendon, Dept. Ocotepes, Honduras Jan.15 We drove on CA4 to the high ridge at El Portillo de Ocotepes and turned south on the road to the microwave towers in la Reserva Aiiisayote. I have a military checkpoint at the entrance, supposedly to keep woodcutters out, and sent a soldier with us. We drove just past the turnoff to the towers and then walked south along the road. We wanted to take a turnoff to the E that dropped down below 2000m to get B. cranti but missed it and never got lower down. We got a M. moreletii and a N. rossii along the road and quickly got into an area of nice cloud forest with big bromeliads. We opened them from ~12:30-14:30 or 15:00 and
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Ravito, Dear 2008 Journal Jan. 15 El Portillo de Ostopeque and Dolores Morender, Depto. Ostopeque, Honduras (east) ... I got a Bolitoglossa synaria in a medium sized bromeliad in good forest, the last one I opened. I think that it is only known from the nearby Cerro Pital on both sides of the border. We must have been too high for B. conanti. Although he was friendly and helped look for lizards, our soldier seemed anxious to get back, so we left and drove N of CA4 towards Fraternidad from just E of the pass, and then took the turnoff to Dolores Morender. This area was extremely cut over, but obviously had some really nice pine-oak and liquidamber forest in the past. We finally found a small patch of forest, maybe 1 ha. total area, with big trees and many bromeliads. We searched from 16:30-18:00 and I got a juvenile B. conanti in a bromeliad. I spent the last 30 min. raking through leaf litter around the big trees looking for Oedipoda, with no success. On the way back, we stopped at a ditch 6.4 km N of CA4 where a lot of Pama brachyura and Bufo crasus were calling; we collected 2 of each, mostly to test for chytrid. Spent the night in Santa Rosa de Copan. Jan. 16 Finca la Bendicion, above Zacapa, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala We left Honduras through El Florido and went up towards Finca La Bendicion; which we tried but failed to get to on Jan.3. The road had dried out and we drove all the way there (not far past where we stopped last time).
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Rosto, Sean 2008 Journal Fincas la Bendición, above Zacapa, Dept. Zacapa, Guatemala (cat.) Jan. 16 ... We talked to the manager, Carlos Perez, and he told us that the owner, Am. Vicente Franco Leonardo, lives in Las Poyuas, Zacapa. The finca grows coffee and has some forest apparently set aside by the Instituto Nacional de Bosques (INAB). We walked uphill through pasture for ~10 min and got to the edge of what seemed to be primary forest with some big broadleaf trees and lots of bromeliads, very much like at La Union, Zacapa. We searched in bromeliads from ~15:30-17:00 and got 2 B. rubescens and 2 juvenile B. criniti, as well as a species of snake from a bromeliad that we couldn't identify. This seems like an ideal area to look for Crystallaria marginis. I walked uphill to ~1450m or 1500m where there was some short, thin bamboo and more bromeliads. We ran out of time and had to leave, but hope to return here in the future for the joint MVZ-MUSHNAT trip.
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Porto, Spain 2008 Journal March 21 Juxtla Amierrey to Comitán, Chiapas, Mexico We arrived in Juxtla Amierrey at 13:00 after a long overnight flight. Waited a long time for the rental car and got a truck with no 4WD, since they hadn't kept the car we wanted, which apparently wasn't 4WD either. We drove through San Cristóbal and south to Comitán. We stopped at the Laguna Chamula microwave tower, ~2 km W of the highway between San Cristóbal and Comitán. We continued just past the towers and spent ~30 min opening bromeliads before it got dark. We opened about 10-12 bromeliads, which were rather dry inside, and I found a small green hydrid in the first one I opened. We spent the night in Comitán. Laguna de Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico March 22 We drove to Parque Nacional Laguna de Montebello and continued ~0.5 km on the road to Fajscos, where we turned right onto a good dirt road. We stopped a short distance down the road and began to open bromeliads in a pine-oak forest with lots of vines and a scrubby understory (presumably secondary forest). I quickly got a juvenile salamander with fully webbed feet and a speckled ventral - it looks to be either B. hartwegi or the elusive B. stuarti! We searched from 10:30-12:50 and got a total of 2 adult males and 7 juveniles, all in bromeliads. They really look like B. hartwegi to me, but I have I'ded 2 salamanders from here in the FROSUR collection as stuarti. The adults have some red-brown areas at the base of the tail, and several of the
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Lagos de Montebello, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) March 22 ... juveniles also have extensive red coloration. The juveniles could be B. Rufescens, as several of them have coloration typical of that species. All appear to have triangular toes and broad feet. The forest here has some dry elements, including large spiky agave-type plants, and is not like other bartwege habitat I've seen. We went to search at Laguna de Montebello, but it was overrun by vacationing Mexicans and the forest didn't look good; so we only spent about half an hour opening bromeliads and turning logs. We drove back and parked 1.7 Km from the park entrance at the intersection of the highway and a dirt road. We walked up the road through a pine forest with some liquidambar and opened bromeliads from 14:00-15:45. I got 2 more juvenile Batelodossa. Finally, we went into the park itself and spent ~25 min opening bromeliads, but good habitat was sparse and we found nothing more. We drove back to Comitán and spent the night there. Laguna Chamula microwave tower, between Comitán and San Cristóbal, Chiapas, Mexico March 23 We drove from Comitán back to Laguna Chamula and searched from 11:15-13:00. We walked past the towers and across a small cleared area to a patch of decent oak forest and opened many bromeliads (perhaps 100 or more) but found nothing. Habitat destruction for charcoal continues unabated here, and the forest is rather open. I think it's possible that habitat alteration may have made it
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Roots, Dear 2008 Journal Laguna Chamula microwave station, between Comitán and San Cristóbal, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) March 23 Too dry at times for the salamanders. We then drove east from the highway towards Platicas where good-looking forest with no Bromeliads turned into fields and Zapatista villages. We drove past an area with a few Bromeliads and then the habitat turned to scrubby forest without a big tree in sight. We drove a couple of guys to San Luis, at the end of the road, and then went back about halfway. We stopped in an area with a few trees and opened about 15 Bromeliads for ~30 min, about 10.5 km (by road) from MX 190 (the highway to San Cristóbal). We found nothing, but could see some mountains to the north of the road which seemed forested. We drove on to Justita and met Antonio and Flora at the Best Western, where we stayed. 16,49516°N, 92,22825°W [WGS84], Elevation: 2,272m elev. March 24 El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas, Mexico We left Justita at 8:45 after hitting the breakfast buffet and drove to Jaltenango, in the dry central depression of Chiapas. We then drove west uphill towards Santa Rita and past a large abandoned coffee finca, Finca do Busay, to the end of the road. Four mules were waiting for us and we let them carry our bags as we walked uphill towards the field station at El Triunfo in the Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo. We started in coffee fields and then went through pine and liquidambar forest. The forest was in great condition above the coffee tree
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Haito, Sean 2008 Journal El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) March 24... with lots of big trees. Above about 1700m the forest changed to a "mesophyllic montane" forest, or what looked like cloud forest to me. We started to see small bromeliads on the trees and moss, and it began to rain. We continued uphill to ~2200m and then descended to the camp at ~2000m. cl opened a single bromeliad on a dead branch of a log and found a small Bolitoglossa franklini microglossa which was black with yellow/orange spots on its back which formed 2 wavy stripes. We arrived at the camp just before dark, so it took us about 3 hrs with a 30min break in the middle. ca. 2.5km from camp After dinner, we went along streams near the station looking for frogs for Antonio's project. We (Juan Carlos) and cl went downstream from the camp and started finding frogs as soon as we got into the forest vegetation. We searched from 20:30-22:30 and found about 15 Plathelysax spixii, 1 Plathelysax euthysinota and a female Eleutherodactylus nauticus, all of which were on vegetation except for 1 Plathelysax. We could hear lots more frogs calling, and Juan Carlos saw a water rat ("una rata de agua") that jumped into the stream. The vegetation was wet since it had rained, but overall it seemed dry underneath over objects and in the leaf litter, and we saw no more salamanders. The night was cloudy and rather cool with some wind.
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auto, Dean 2008 Journal Campamento El Friunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Friunfo, Chiapas, Mexico. March 25 We woke up around 8 and left camp around 09:30, heading downhill on the same trail we came up on yesterday. Bromeliads were abundant near camp, but the reachable ones were quite small and we had no luck. We then got separated from Ted and Juan Carlos, who headed up the trail to Cerr El Friunfo. Juan Carlos collected a completely black Botryoglossa franklini migiflavescens under a log (15.39'052"N, 92.49'39"W, 220m elev.), and saw a Corrophila godmani and a Dyacopsis. I climbed a medium-sized tree and got 3 big Bromeliads about 0.5km on the path from the station (15.64'920"N, 92.80815"W [WGS84, 25m acc.], 2048m elev.). One of these, which was exposed to the sun on a dead branch, had an adult B. franklini migiflavescens in it. We walked downhill further into an area where the only Bromeliads were very high up in the trees. We continued downhill to an old landslide bear, and I clut down a big bromeliad on a branch overhanging a near vertical slope. After retrieving it, we shook out an adult Pseudobroma xalocae, which looked indistinguishable from D. bromeliacus to me (15.66535"N, 92.80337"W [WGS84, 19m acc.], 2058m elev.). This was about 2km down the path from camp. We kept going for about a km more and then turned back. We saw a hooved guan (el pavo) along the path, plus a lot of small birds. I got a few bromeliads off the ground on a steep slope, one of which had 2 juvenile D. xalocae.
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Into, Sean 2008 Journal Campamento El Triunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) March 25... I got a very big horned toad that had fallen but was still upright and attached to the fence, and it had another juvenile Rhinella [illegible]. We stopped looking at this point (about 14:30) and walked back to camp for lunch. We met Ted on the way back, who had only found small horned toads and no salamanders. We had opened only about 15 big ones from the point where I got the Bittacus, since the good ones were hard to reach. After lunch, Antonio and Nora swatted the frogs from last night while Adriela, Ted and I took the path up towards the ridge dividing the Pacific and Central Depression drainages. We got a great look at a big horned guan along the way - it really is a spectacular bird, if a bit odd-looking. We found only about 4 reachable horned toads and no salamanders. We climbed up to the divide, from which we could see the Pacific Ocean in the distance. We turned back for dinner at this point. After dinner, all of us but Ted went to look for frogs with Antonio. We went along the stream behind the stilted kitchen and searched from 98:30PM to around 10PM. We saw about 10 Plestoshylla [illegible], but nothing else. Antonio and Nora continued to look but I turned back. The day was partly sunny and the night was clear and cool.
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Enito, Dear 2008 Journal Campamento El Triunfo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico March 26 Jed woke us all up at 6:20AM, very anxious to go find a D. xalocalcae, since he didn't get to see one yesterday in the field. We reluctantly got going by 7:30, after we insisted on having breakfast and coffee in a relaxed manner. We walked down the same trail towards the cars, past the point where we worked yesterday. We opened a couple of bromeliads that I had to climb up to get, but they were few and far between. We tried walking down the path further, but didn't find a better area. We took a trail from the start of the zona nuclear to the NE, but only found 1 bromeliad. Antonio and Juan Carlos continued after the path ended in an attempt to reach the pine forest lower down. I climbed up in a small tree and with a big effort (almost breaking the bromeliad cutter), we got the bromeliad down and found a juvenile D. xalocalcae. We worked our way back slowly, opening the very few bromeliads we found by walking off the path, but we found nothing more. We only opened about 15 good bromeliads up to this point. Jed went off to the ridge NE of the camp and found 3 B. franklinii microflaversons in the 15 bromeliads he opened. Noli, Nora and I walked ~15 min up the Cerro El Triunfo trail and opened about 20 bromeliads, most of which had fallen out of trees already. This area had many good bromeliads, but we found nothing and returned to camp at 16:00. Antonio and Juan Carlos arrived back at camp around 17:30 with 9 D. xalocalcae, including 2 adults, which they had found in the cloud forest - pine forest ecotone. They opened about 10 small bromeliads, which had nothing, and 20 big ones, which had all the salamanders. 15.674772 N 92.79GG1°W [WGS84, 43m acc.] 2011 m elev.
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into, Dean 2008 Journal March 27 Reserva de la Biosfera El Triunfo, Chiapas, Mexico Antonio and Flora stayed at camp to collect tadpoles and Juan Carlos went back to where he and Antonio were yesterday to search for a lost salamander in a log (which we later found with all the others) while Ted, Gabriela and I started to hike back to the cars. We wanted to stop at the pine forest to look for more Dendrobates. We walked down to the Mirador Santa Rita where the cloud forest changes to pine and liquidambar forest with lots of small bromeliads. I opened 3 big, fruit-losing bromeliads at this spot and got 2 Bolitoglossa that look somewhat like B. occidentalis (15.68451°N, 92.7794-79°W [WGS84, 6m acc.], 1777m elev.). They were somewhat more blotchy on the dorsal side and had light speckling on a fairly dark background on the venters. The forest here was fairly open with some grass and arids on the ground. We walked down further and opened many small bromeliads, but found nothing in them; they were dry except in the very center. I opened a total of about 6 big bromeliads and about 20 or more small ones and got 1 more adult female Bolitoglossa (15.6733°N, 92.771325°W [WGS84, 20m acc.], 1700m elev.) in a big bromeliad. I met Abby at the junction with the Ejido Santa Rita trail (15.69102°N, 92.79125°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 1484m elev.). She and Juan Carlos had found 7 more Bolitoglossa in big Heliconia plants. We looked a lot more here and they got 3 more, Ted got 1 and I got 1. Their coloration varies but all are brown-red to tan with fairly dark undersides. We hiked out and drove back to Fortele. Things I forgot - I got a dead Lephis on trail near camp. J.C. got a juni: neblina/escena where he and Antonio found all the Hendrobates.
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Rovito, Sean 2008 Journal March 29 Area N of Pueblo Nuevo & distahuacan, Chiapas, Mexico We left Furtela around 15:30 yesterday, after dealing with all our specimens from El Friinfo. We drove north to Pueblo Nuevo & distahuacan) and stayed at the Siempre Norte cabanas, just south of town. They have 4ha of very nice liquidambar and pine forest. We arrived around 17:30 and [illegible] opened 8 or so nice, big bromeliads in the forest until just after it got dark, but found nothing (17.14348 N, 92.88740 W [WGS84, 19 m acc.], 1611 meter.). The Hotel was full for tonight (too bad - it was nice), so we drove to Pueblo Nuevo (Hotel closed), Rayon (no hotel) and finally to Tapilula, where we stayed in a tiny room on the playa. We drove back to Puerto del Niento, the high point between Pueblo Nuevo and Rayon, and opened bromeliads in a tiny forest patch with 3 big, old trees and some secondary growth. We opened about [illegible] 20 bromeliads and got 3 B. reflexens, and I got a Diphleumorphus under bank (17.2170 N, 92.96500 W [WGS84, 4 m acc.], 1875 m elev.). All is alarming how deforested this area is - all the flat land is now pasture or milpas; and the only big trees are on nearly vertical slopes above the road. We are here mostly to look for Cryptotetrax adwareletorisi, but I'm afraid he won't be in good enough forest to find it. We drove towards Rayon and stopped to open about 10 big bromeliads on the ground in pine forest just above the road, and we found 2 more B. reflexens (17.21053 N, 92.97479 W [WGS84, 8 m acc.], 1740 m elev.). We stopped at the C. adwareletorisi type locality, a creek next to the road in a canyon, 17.4 km N of Pueblo Nuevo (17.19875 N, 92.99046 W [WGS84, 9 m acc.], 1556 meter.).
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Rants, Sean 2008 Journal March 29 Area north of Pueblo Nuevo, Distabucan, Chiapas, Mexico (cont.) ... The messy bank where the holotype was collected is still there, and Fed says it looks just like it did the last time he was here. There are some older-looking trees on the slopes above but no bromeliads in sight. We left and turned W on a side road just N (towards Rayon) from this spot; it was also heavily deforested here, but some trees seem to have been left on the steep slopes and hilltops. Fed dropped me off and returned to Tapilula to get the flashlights while I opseal bromeliads in isolated trees in a mostly cleared cattle pasture from 16:50-18:00. I opened about 20 big bromeliads and found 2 B. reflexens and 12 Electrhyde. (17.19193N, 92.82756 W [WGS84], 16 mase., 17:30m elev.) Finally, we returned to the type locality to look for Cryptotriton. We saw many Electrhyde and Moxas (collected 11), but no salamanders. I was dry except near the waterfall from the small reservoir and on the mossy wall near the road where the holotype was found. We searched from 18:30-20:00, and then decided to call it quits, since it was so dry. The weather today was warm and sunny in the morning (and cooler and damply in the afternoon). It was a little hard for me to work today, since I think I may have cracked a rib (a re-cracked, if it's the same one) hurt searching for Hydromantes in 2005) while climbing trees in El Triunfo. It has been hard to use the branched cutter, and hurts when I laugh or cough.
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(two) multiply by two. I'm back to the old days of just being able to write down what I want and have it printed out for me. And then I could go through all my notes, look at them, make changes, etc. But now I can't do that anymore because they're too expensive! So instead of having a printer, I have to pay someone else to print things off for me. That's not very efficient either. Also, if you want to get something done quickly these days, it seems like everyone is doing everything online. It used to be that people would come into shops or offices and ask questions face-to-face. Nowadays, most interactions happen via email or phone calls instead. So here we are in 2017-2018 and still trying to figure out how things work without any real guidance from anyone else except maybe Google itself! But even Google doesn't seem very helpful when it comes down to figuring out exactly what needs to happen next step after another chapter of life throws its curveball at you. Oh well... let's hope this isn't permanent either since sometimes things change overnight depending upon who knows best where everyone else has gone wrong previously along with their own mistakes too! Not that mine were perfect either but hopefully over time they'll start becoming less frequent than before now right? Well maybe so long as one day someone finally fixes up those old computers again just like we did back then when first starting out together. Anyway enough rambling already let's move on to something else instead shall we? See ya later alligator!
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Puerto, Dear 2008 Journal Tapulo to Fourta Anterrea, Chipas, Messier March 30 We woke up early and had breakfast in Rayon. cl ordered mondongo, which turned out to be a tripe stew with large bones and gelatinous matter- not food tasting, but odd in texture and more than cl wanted to deal with at 8:30AM. We then drove from Rayon past Pantepoc, looking for good forest but finding none. We stopped in an area with a small patch of pine and liquidambar forest 2.7km W of Pantepoc (17.18491N, 92.06498W [WGS84, 6macc.T], 1711m elev.). We opened about 15 bromeliads in 30 min and found 4 B. rufescens. We drove back towards Tuxtla, stopping at several sites in pine and liquidambar forest around the high point on MX-95 between Jutotal and Puerto Cate (17.02180N, 92.84088W [WGS84, 5macc.T], 1754m elev.). We opened at least 20 very good bromeliads in this area for ~40min, but found nothing. The forest seemed secondary and some of the bromeliads were in isolated trees, but cl still expected to find something. We drove E from Puerto Cate towards Zimijovel looking for forest, but turned back at El Bosque, which failed to live up to its name. The only good forest results was on the other sides and ridges of the impressive Cerro de Bolaa- would be great to sample there someday. We drove 1.2km up a road towards Los Angeles and then parked on a side road and walked up a trail to a remnant liquidambar and oak forest. Some living trees were left, but the under-story had been cleared. Working to the sound of chainsaws from 17:00-17:40, we opened ~20 bromeliads and got 6 B. rufescens (17.04259N, 92.76370W [WGS84, 7macc.T], 1538m elev.). We gave up, drove back to Tuxtla and spent the night there.
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invito, Dean 2008 Journal March 31 Armando Zebadua, N of Ocozocoautla, Chiapas, Mexico We drove out to Ocozocoautla, went 23.2Km N from the north edge of town, and turned left and went 4.3km more to the small village of Armando Zebadua. Jed and Antonio had found Bolitoglossa rufescens / occidentalis here before. We searched in a grove of good red banana trees for about 1 hour. Jed got 9 Bolitoglossa rufescens / occidentalis, and I got 10 and a Smilisca baudinii, all in banana plants. I also got a big Bolitoglossa alberchi under a pile of banana logs and debris (16.92226°N, 93.48104°W [WG584; 7maes], 924m elev.). There wasn't anywhere else we could look nearby, so we prepped specimens and relaxed for the rest of the day.
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Porto, Sean 2008 Journal Albores cabins; Defensores de la Naturaleza station above San Augustin Acaasquastlan, Sierra de las Minas Dept. El Progreso, Guatemala~ May 27 Yesterday, Fed and I arrived in Guatemala City at 4:30AM. We had meetings at Carlos' museum and with the Dean of the University of San Carlos to discuss the memorandum and the project. This took most of the day, and we then drove to the Hotel Longino, where we spent the night. This morning, we drove to San Augustin Acaasquastlan and met the guards at the Defensores de la Naturaleza offices. One of the guards (Hector) and two policemen came with us in a second truck, and we drove up towards the Defensores field station above Albores. The road started off in thin forest, which was not in great condition but had some OK spots. We then drove through mixed dry forest, much of which was quite disturbed, above about 1200m. We then passed through liquidamber, cypress and pine forest with coffee planted over many areas; around 1500m. Some stands of liquidamber and pine farther from the road appeared in better condition, and the good bromeliads started in this area and were fairly abundant. We finally got to a community called La Trinidad, where the road became much worse (apparently impassible in winter) and the forest got much better. The pine/broadleaf forest at 2000m gradually transitioned to broadleaf forest; both of which had abundant epiphytes. The second truck had to turn back because the road was slick, but we put on chains and got through with no problem- some of us had to walk up. We finally got to the cabins, which are really nice and would be a good
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Rivito, Sean 2008 Journal May 27 ... place to work with a group if we come back. I immediately found a colorful snake with a yellow ventr in front of the cabins under a log. We spent the afternoon from ~15:15-18:00 walking SW from the cabins on 2 trails. The broadleaf cloud forest is absolutely beautiful, with huge trees, tree ferns, and tons of epiphytes. There is also a lot of bamboo in some areas. We searched in bromeliads and logs, but the bromeliads were very full of water. Carlos found a dark juvenile Bolitoglossa inside a small rotten log (15.08439°N, 89.94557°W [WGS84; 15m acc], 2470m elev), but we found nothing else. I found a Mesaspis moreletii near the cabins on the way back. After dinner, we searched from about 19:25-21:00 on the same two trails and the road. I found a juvenile black Bolitoglossa coming out of a bromeliad on the ground, just below the cabins. Carlos and Ted found a big adult with light blotches on the sides and tail and light speckles on the dorsum, as well as another juvenile (15.08242°N, 89.94628°W [WGS84; 7m acc], 2486 meter). Both were out foraging, and appear to be the same as the other salamanders. We walked back along the road and found 2 Craugastor of one species with white spots on the nose and 10 Craugastor so (maybe not all the same). We did well although the weather was somewhat dry.
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Ronto, Sean 2008 Journal Allores calino, Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, above San Augustin Acasagustlan, Dept. El Progreso, Guatemala May 29 This morning, we hiked from the cabins to Cerro Pinalo. The cloud forest was very nice, with huge trees and dense epiphyte growth and some bamboo, and extended up to about 2750m, where the vegetation changed to conifer forest. Alnus and pine were dominant, with some cypress and broadleaf trees. There was a thick understory of shrubs, and several of the same plants I saw in the gardens in Costa Rica. We saw jaguar and tapir prints in mud just at the start of the conifer forest, and heard quetzals just below there. We hiked to the top of Cerro Pinalo to where a small house and an antenna are (), and searched unsuccessfully in logs for ~20 min in secondary pine forest (15.08103°N, 89.92078°W [WGS84, 8m acc], 2762m elev.). On the way up to this spot, we caught a huge Corrophidion godmani that was tracking. This area reminds me of the spot near Chichiguan, San Marcos where we found P. rex. It seems possible that a high elevation salamander lives in this pine-for forest. We walked down another old road through good mixed conifer-broadleaf forest for ~30 min more and searched in some logs but found nothing. We walked back to the cabins, ate lunch and swatted and photographed the animals we had collected. We realized we had forgotten the formalin after killing the reptiles, so we used ethanol for those and kept everything else alive. I briefly felt very sick but decided to go with
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Rovito, Dean 2008 Journal May 28 Allbotas calings, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, above San Augustin, Ocaxaquatan, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala (cont.) Carlos, Jacob and Hector to La Pena del Angel while Fred, who also felt sick, stayed at the cabins. La Pena del Angel is a pair of huge rocks that gave us a great view of the forest in all directions, as well as Cerro Pinolm and San Augustin. On the way back, we opened about 8 legualids just below the Pena and found 1 juvenile Black Bolitoglossa. We walked back along the road and opened a few logs, and I found a slightly bigger Bolitoglossa inside a rotten log. It had pale spots on the sides just like the adult Carlos found last night. It rained lightly and lightly before sunset and was quite cool all afternoon. After a late dinner, we searched on the road and the trail below the cabins from 20:30 - ~ 22:00. Fred went ahead of us and saw nothing. Carlos, Jacob and I found a large juvenile and an adult Bolitoglossa on wet leaves above the ground (15.08238°N, 89.94676°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 2562m elar.). We also collected 3 Graugatus (1 on road, 2 on trail) and saw about 4 more, some on low vegetation. Conditions seemed very good for amphibians, and I was surprised that we did not see more amphibians, especially some hybrid frogs. The temperature was warmer tonight and the sky was clear. It seems like there must be more species here than we have found, but I think we've made a good start.
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Roits, Sean 2008 Journal May 30 La Union, Depto, Zacapa, Guatemala Yesterday, we drove out of the Sierra de las Minas and tried to reach Chelenhá by way of Jucurú. It rained all day and we made it to the turnoff from the main road from Jucurú, about an hour drive from Chelenhá. The road here was very muddy and we got stuck, at which point we realized that the plastic mud chains we had were worthless. We put the metal ones on and eventually got out, with some help from a local man. We decided to turn back and made a long trip back to the hotel near Río Hondo. The forest on the way to Chelenhá is badly degraded or completely gone. We drove to La Union, Zacapa this morning and searched in the forest near the high point on the road SE of town from 13:00-16:00, but found nothing. The ground was full of water so we focused on logs and leaf litter. There were many birds singing, none of which I could identify. We came back after dark and searched in the forest with lights from 18:45-20:15 in the rain. I found a Geogaster (which escaped) and then a Bolitoglossa conanti on a tree, and saw 2 small rodents. Carlos then found a Crumptitira morgani walking on the ground! I cannot believe we finally found this species after five tries. I quickly found another 2 walking up mossy tree trunks, one near the base of a larger tree and one at about eye level on a smaller tree. Carlos also found 2 more on tree trunks. All the individuals we found were small to very small, but appear to me to be adults. They have grey ventral coloration like C. versipax or C. nasalis and at least 1 has a light
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Rats, Dear 2008 Journal May 30 La Union, Depts. Zacapa, Guatemala (cont.) ... brown spot on the dorsal hind the legs (sacrum) on a dark brown (maybe a chocolate brown) background. There are also light brown areas behind the eyes and along the dorsal surface of the inner part of the legs. There is some gular mottling of a pale color on the gray base, but less than in C. versipeles. The sides also have many specks of a pale color, while the venter is uniformly dark. There is a rather indistinct light brown dorsal stripe that extends from behind the front legs to just before the hind limbs. Ted and Jacobo didn't find anything. We left to eat churrasco in big flour tortillas (delicious!) in La Union and picked up some Enystomops and Amlusca calling from ditches along the road just below La Union. Our experience today makes me think that maybe C. mangan is not a bromeliad specialist, as we thought, and that it may pass the dry season underground and had now come out due to sustained rains. We saw a mouse opossum driving back down to La Union as well. This site seems like a very important one to conserve, and the forest is still in good shape.
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Kinto, Dean 2008 Journal May 31 Dry forest near San Vicente, Dept. Zacapa, Guatemala We prepared specimens all morning and then drove to meet Daniel Ariano, the scientist at Zootropie who manages the Heloderma hordinum project in San Vicente. We drove out of town and up a river bed (dry) in the rain to a site with mixed dry forest and thorn scrub that he hopes to acquire for Heloderma conservation. The site has a mosaic of dry and thorn forest and appears to be in great condition. We then drove to a nearby site and rediscovered a Heloderma, "Sultan", to a mistnet ladder. It was spectacular to see this animal in the wild, even if we cheated a little by tracking it. We then walked back in the dark and drove back to Guatemala City. We caught a Bufo and an Aspidoscelis motaguae at the Heloderma site. June 1 Cerro Miramundo, Jalapa, Guatemala Fred, Gustavo Russo and I drove to Cerro Miramundo, Dept. Jalapa, arriving at 15:00 (it took a while to get organized this morning). We walked past the entrance in Miramundo to a nice oak forest. It had been logged in the past but many big trees with lots of moss and some Bromeliads were left. It was foggy, windy and rainy. We searched in logs (some very good) from 15:00-17:00 but found nothing.
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Parits, Sean 2008 Journal June 2 Cerro Miramundo, Aepio, Jalapa, Guatemala We spent the morning in Antigua with Augusto. We then picked up Carlos around 17:00 and drove back to Cerro Miramundo in a heavy rain. We started searching in the same area of oak forest past the entrance that we searched yesterday. Visibility was minimal and we never quite got to the best spot we saw yesterday, but we searched in good areas with big oak trees from 19:30-22:00. Carlos, Augusto and I stayed together and collected 13 B. moirai between us (I also saw 1 more), mostly on the trunks of big oak trees but also on smaller trees and big leaves. The B. moirae here are more brown in color than elsewhere and have orange-red spots on the sides of the body and underside of the tail, sort of like the salamanders we got at the Albores calima in the Sierra de las Minas. We met Ted, who got separated from us and found nothing, back at the car. Although conditions seemed great for salamanders with the rain and mist (which has now continued for several days without much pause), we saw no I. expectata. I fear that this species may be extinct.
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Ravito, Sean 2008 July 23 San Agustin Acasaguastlán, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala We started our joint MVZ-MVSHNAT expedition to the Sierra de los Minas, having given talks at the Universidad de San Carlos and met with the people from the school of biology. The following people came: MVZ- me, Ted Papenfuss, Craig Moritz, Rawie Bowie, Nance Norendburg; MVSHNAT: Carlos Paquay, Sergio Perez, Enio Cano, Bianca Bosarreyes, Rosa Jimenez, Jacobo Conde. We drove to San Agustin Acasaguastlán and stayed at the Fincentro Aguilar, on the outskirts of town. We quickly went to the garden and found a bunch of stuff, including Bufo marinus, Basiliscus vittatus, and Amateses alligatorius. Rawie and Rosa set up nets and caught 3 Feridas greja while Carlos, Jacobo, Nance and I drove about 45 min up towards the reserve to the forested stream where we repaired a flat tire in May. The stream had lots of water and the forest in general was rather wet and seemed great for frogs. We searched for ~45 min, up to a point ~200m from the road where the stream emerged from the ground in some very nice forest (Broodleaf). We found 1 Craugastor, 1 Rana williamsi and 1 Rana berlanderi. Heading down, we were stopped both by the police and by a band of shotgun-wielding vigilantes. Back at the hotel, we got a D. brandtii, 2 leptodactylus melanotus and 2 B. lutkeini near the stream in ponds. Sergio caught ~40 lizards in mist nets in the same area. The day was hot and partly cloudy, but it didn't rain.
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Rivets, Dean 2008 Journal July 24 Las Calañas, north of La Trinidad, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala After taking a long time to organize everyone in San Agustin and pack our things we started our trip to the Sierra de las Minas! We drove up to La Trinidad and loaded all of our gear onto 8 mules. We hiked up in groups - I started with about half the group but ended up with only Nancy and our 2 policemen, who we were required to take. Nancy, Kandi, Bianca, Rita and I started opening bromeliads as soon as we got to good pine forest, about 0.5km from La Trinidad. We found an adult snake B. helminchi in a large bromeliad almost immediately, but nothing else. As we got to the top of the pine forest, it started to rain hard and we stopped searching in bromeliads and walked up to the top. One of the policemen found a B. morio on the way up, close to the cabins. We got set up, made dinner while it rained heavily, and then went out with lights after dinner. We walked a loop on the trail from the cabins down to the road and then up the road back. Craig and Ted went together and found 4 Graugators, 2 of which were very small. Carlos, Jacob, Nancy and I found many Graugators, and collected 7 of at least 3 species, including C. brocchi. I found a Botitoglossa meliana crawling up a tree trunk ~2m off the ground in the cloud forest - it is absolutely black. We also found 3 B. morio on ferns along the road. It was not raining while we were out but was still very wet in the forest, so conditions were perfect for amphibians. We searched for about 2 hours.
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into, Dean 2008 Journal Las Cabanas, N of La Trinidad, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de Las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 25 I woke up early to put up mist nets with Pawe, Rosa and Craig. After breakfast, Craig, Ted, Carlos, Jacobo, Nance and I walked down the path to the Piedra del Angel. On the way, we passed Eric, who had found a B. morio inside a log while looking for beetles. After catching a few Sceloporus on the Piedra, where we saw a lot of white-tailed swallows, we worked our way back to the cabins searching in some great logs and under debris. Craig found a B. morio under a small piece of wood, while the rest of us found nothing. We spent about 3 hours searching in total. Forgot to mention that Craig found an adult C. gastricus in the clearing near the cabins this morning, and then we caught 5 M. morelleti, 6 Sceloporus taeniocercus and a Campylorhynchus. We spent the afternoon numbering and squabbling everything. Meanwhile, Sergeis caught a few Keithrodontomys, Peromyscus gundlii, Pawe got quite a few birds as well (will list at end of trip) and spent most of the day pressing birds with Rosa. We went back out at night and Craig, Ted and I went up towards Cerro Lindon while Nance, Carlos and Jacobo did the same loop as last night. It was sunny all day and clear at night, so the forest was dry. We didn't go far up since it didn't look good, and saw only 2 or 3 Dasyprocta in 1 hr of searching. The others did the same loop as last night and found 3 B. morio, all on ferns along the road! We got a hummingbird and a phylllostomid bat out of one of the nets on the way back.
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site, Dear 2008 Journal Coro Pinala, Reserva de la Biosfera Quirra de las Minas, Depto. El Progreso, Guatemala July 26 Craig, Ted, Carlos, Nance, Jacobo, Rose, Hector and I walked towards Coro Pinala, and started searching in some superb logs and big piles of bark, without any success. We left at 09:00 and started searching around 09:30. Once again, we passed Eric on the trail and he had found 3 B. morio inside logs while searching for beetles. We stopped at Cuatro Caninos and I found a M. madoleti under a rock. Nance found a snake (either Coniophanes or Chajaphis) under a log walking on the road towards the towers. Ted, Carlos and I walked farther along the road while the others went up the trail towards the towers. They got a big C. godmani in the same pile of boards just up the trail from the road, in the same spot where we found one last time; and Ted got another M. madoleti at the junction of the trail and the road. I found another Coniophanes or Chajaphis in a small rotten log and a juvenile C. godmani on sunny rocks. We searched until 14:00, including 30 min for lunch. Craig, Nance and I then spent 40 min searching in moss in an extremely mossy area of fir forest. The others went up the road in the opposite direction towards Estancia de la Virgen as the towers from Cuatro Caninos. Carlos found a huge female B. meliana under a log. We all headed back down to the cabins at ~ 15:30, and spent the rest of the afternoon numbering and swabbing. Kauri found another juvenile C. godmani in front of the cabins. It was sunny all day, so we didn't go out at night to search.
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arts, Sean 2008 Journal Las Calvarias de Albres, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de las Minas, Depto. El Progress Guatemala July 27 We packed everything up this morning, loaded the mules at 10:00, and got going on the trail down at 10:30. We went through the cloud forest without searching much and only started looking in bromeliads when we reached that pine forest around 230m. I found a juvenile B. helmrichi in a medium-sized bromeliad on a pine tree, which wasn't very wet since it was tipped to the side slightly. Most of the other bromeliads were filled with water. Nancy, Craig, Rawi, Jed, Carlos, Bianca and I searched in bromeliads and logs from ~ 11:00 - 14:00 without finding anything else. This site looks like it should have Cryptotriton, and would probably be much more productive in the dry season. We had lunch at Finca la Tornonta (La Trinidad), where the cars were parked, and Carlos caught a [illegible] septaigius modustus. We drove down the road to a nice patch of liquidambar forest and searched in huge but very wet bromeliads for ~ 30 min (7 people, 15.0586°N, 89.93621°W [± 10m], 171 m elev.). Carlos found a Ithyohyla hypometye in a bromeliad; again, this area seemed like it would be much better for salamanders in the dry season. B. helmrichi and Cryptotriton should be here. We drove back to the Finicento Auyton in San Agustin Acasagustlan and had a very long discussion on Guatemalan biogeography, involving lots of rum and resulting in a framework for future cooperation and research.
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into, Dear 2008 journal July 28 La Union area, Depto. Zacapa, Guatemala We spent the morning and early afternoon preparing the many specimens we have collected thus far. At 15:00, we set out for la Union, Zacapa with to goal of visiting the cloud forest there and searching at night. We were told that the road was open despite major landslides a week ago in the area. We nearly reached La Union, only to find that a major landslide and river were blocking the road. We found some nearby coffee farms and parked in bananas and a few logs from about 17:30-18:15. Most of the bananas were the not good green kind, but there were some red ones (guajes morados). Carlos and I each got 2 B. rufescens, but one of mine escaped when I went to look for Craig & Nancy to show them; all were in red bananas. I also found a juvenile Aphnomorphus under some banana leaves. We drove back towards Ahulan and stopped at a ditch for Nancy to swab Engystomops, 23.9 km by rd from Ahulan. Carlos found a small Bok Bothrops asper. We continued on 0.4km to a larger temporary pool where we found/heard many Septoctyulus melanostictus, D. Maudinic, Paramerlenderi, E. gulosissus, B. sallipes and maybe a microhylid (my heard call). Carlos got a Grayaestor along a nearby stream, and Nancy saw an armadillo in the brush. We had an excellent dinner at Restaurante El Jardin in Ahulan, and got back to San Augustin around 23:30. 8 of us went on the trip to La Union, while Kaurie and Rosa stayed behind to net and prep birds. The day was hot and clear.
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into, Jan 2008 Journal San Agustin, Acasaguastlan, Dept. El Progreso, Guatemala July 29 Fred, Craig, Carlos, Jacobo and cl searched for Genosaura palaris in monte espinoso S of San Agustin from 09:00-09:45, but saw only lots of Aspidoscelis motagua. Kauri and Rosa spent one last morning with the mist nets, and then we packed up. Kauri, Craig and Nance left for the airport a little ahead of the rest of us. It has been a spectacular trip, and I hope that it will not be the last trip here for many of us. Our total species list is as follows (H = highlands, L = lowlands): Herps: B. morio (H) B. melina (H) Craugastor (3 spp) (H) Craugastor (1-2 spp) (L) B. rufescens (L) Leptodactylus melanostictus (L) Rana berlandieri (L) R. vaillantii (L) B. marinus (L) Bufo lutkeni (L) B. valliceps (L) Simulysca tandirini (L) Engystomops pustulosus (L) Ceratophidion godmani (H) Ptychadena hypopacter (H) Cniophanes sp. (H) Bothrops asper (L) Leptophis ahaetodus (H) Aspidoscelis deppii (L) Mesaspis moreletti (H) Sceloporus taeniocnemis (H) Sphenomorphus sp. (L) Aspidoscelis motagua (not caught) (L) Lonotides alligatorius (L) Hemidactylus frenatus (L) Basiliscus vittatus (L)
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July 31 Reserva Chelemhá, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Yesterday, we spent a long time organizing in Guatemala City, and were joined by Andrea Páiz, a biology student interested in amphibians. We drove to Jucurú and stayed in a hotel/Christian retreat, run by evangelicals, called Manos de Amor. This morning, we got a pickup that we had arranged to drive us north into the mountains to the Reserva Chelemhá, run by an NGO named VIROBON and run by a Swiss man. There was no forest along the road but the forest at the reserve is in good condition. We stayed in a really nice guest house at the edge of the forest (2000 m.) and hiked up to a point on the trail to the mirador (2400 m.) and back. We searched in logs from 14:30-17:00 but found nothing. The forest above the house looks a lot like the small forest at Finca Volcán and has big trees with scattered bromeliads (a big and a small species) and treeferns. At the highest point we reached, bromeliads were abundant (but full of water) and there was a lot more moss. We had an excellent dinner at the house and then searched along the trail from 20:00-22:30. Carlos found a B. helmini in front of the house, and we collected 9 more that were out foraging along the trail. Carlos and Andrea found a Graugaster (guazandí?) and Carlos collected a Gerrophis godmani. We may be too high here for Hylostantis, which is the main reason we came here, but it seems like there should be more species of salamanders at this site.
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Rivito, Dean 2008 Journal August 1 Chelentá Natural Reserve, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala Based on how wet we found the cloud forest to be yesterday, we decided that searching in the forest by day would not be productive. We went into the village of Chelentá with our guide, Ernesto, but found nothing but corn and deforested hills. I got a couple of M. unbulotii in grass and under rocks and logs. We talked to the village kids about the famous al-al (B. defilini), but no one brought us one later, although Ernesto brought a black snake (Addrichis ?) from the village. After a late lunch, we walked north over the Montanos de Malijux on a trail to Dequinpur. The forest along the ridge seemed more open and somewhat more disturbed than what we saw yesterday on the way to the mirador. On the north side, the forest changes to second growth and scrub (quamil) below about 2000m, and becomes a cornfield around 1950m. We stopped here and began searching at 19:00. There was some nice primary forest in a ravine near the bottom of the forested area, with many small caves in the limestone. This area looked like where I would expect to see Nyctangis, although its best habitat was probably lower down, where there is no forest left. We searched until about 22:00 and got only 2 B. helndrichi and 7 Graugaster. The forest was wet and I expected to see a lot more, especially after last night.
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Ints, Dear 2008 Journal Aug. 2 Chelch Natural Reserve, Dept. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Once again, we decided that searching in the forest by day would not yield results, so we spent the morning preparing specimens. It rained hard in the afternoon, and we left around 17:00 with Ernst and quickly walked to the mirador. Fed stayed behind to search along the stream near the house. We passed through some beautiful cloud forest with huge trees and lots of moss, and heard a quetzal around 2400m. This forest appears quite different from the forest below in the amount of moss and number of bromeliads it has. We waited for dark at the mirador where you can see Coban (we saw clouds) and then started walking down slowly around 19:15. Although the forest was wet and conditions seemed excellent, we saw nothing but many Craugastor, of which we collected 8 adults. We stopped searching carefully at 22:00 and walked back to the house. Fed had searched for about two hours but saw nothing along the stream. I am surprised that we saw no salamanders besides B. helminchi here, especially given the good condition of the forest. It may be that the most diverse areas of the Sierra de Kuecan and Montanas de Malijay were at [illegible] to mid elevations (maybe 1300-2000m) and have now been completely converted to agriculture.
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into, Dear 2008 Journal Aug. 3 Parque Nacional Laguna Lachua, Depto. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. We left Coban around 09:00 and drove through Jucurel, Colmar and Chicoc to Parque Nacional Laguna Lachua, on the Alta Verapaz/Quiche border. We stayed in cabins for researchers at the entrance to the park, near the village of San Marcos. We arrived rather late in the afternoon and had no time to work by day. Although we could see lightning to the west, it did not rain at the park entrance. After dark we drove along the western border of the park, where we cached a Henderosophus microcephalus in some grass near a pool of water. We also heard Bufo and Hyloina latruchium fleischmanni. We walked along a trail marking the edge of the park and found 4 B. rufescens in ~25m of trail. It had rained briefly here so the forest was wet. We drove back to San Marcos and collected in a shallow marshy area along the road. We caught 1 D. microcephalus (heard many more), 2 D. elbracata (beautiful!) and 1 Halsechylo picta. It seems these frogs don't need rain to be active. We drove into the center of San Marcos (such as it is) and collected along another pond, where we got 2 Bufo laranderi, 3 D. microcephalus and 1 leptodactylus melanonotus; all near the pond or on vegetation above the water. This area must be amazing when there is a big rain. We finished collecting around 22:00. The evening was cool and mostly clear, with no more rain that I noticed.
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Rtr, Sean 2008 Journal Aug. 4 Parque Nacional Laguna Jackua Aepus Atta Herpays Australan We spent the morning preparing specimens (Andrea + D) and turtle trapping (Jed+Carlos). They collected 11 Kinisterna from 2 roads along the road east of the park entrance. We walked to the laguna in the afternoon; along the way, I raked through leaf litter in the trusses of big trees looking for Geodipsia, with no success. We went swimming in the laguna, which was spectacular, and saw many cichlids and a kingfisher (the biggest species here). We then searched a little around the visitors center, where we got a Bufo and a Basiliscus. We also saw an aguti near the visitors center. It was hot and clear all day, but a storm passed over briefly around 18:00 and it rained quite hard for about 10 min. We began walking back through the forest with lights around 19:00. We found 3 B. rufulosens, 2 (Geptobora polycticta), an Cimantodes anchon (all in the trees), a Tlinia selzoe and 2 Astrophyre elegans (saw 2 more) within about the first hour, when it was wettest and we searched most carefully. We got back to the visitors center around 22:30 and found a small Rana, a Graygaster, another A. elegans, another B. rufulosens and another B. vittulus (sleeping) along the way. I heard 3 frogs calling (D. microcephalus, Agalychnis? and one more) that I could not find/catch. Herps seem abundant here, and I wish we had more time, especially since I wanted a B. mexicana from this site.
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Rovito, Dear 2008 Journal Between Concepción Pápalos and Peña Narde, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 13 Juan Carlos Winhold Perez, Itzyque Casades (an undergrad student of Oscar Velles Flores) and I left Mexico City late yesterday and spent the night in Tehuacan. This morning we drove through Tuxtilla, to Cuicatlan and up into the northern part of the Sierra de Juarez. We passed through Concepción Pápalos and took the road to Peña Narde. We camped in a small clearing around the 2400m level and only started searching at 19:30. We searched in rotten logs and under cover objects in a very nice cloud forest with big oak trees, some Hamboos and two big Bromeliads. I quickly found a juvenile Pseudoeurycea atlantica under the bark of a log, and we got about 4 more before it got dark. The salamanders are a dark brown-red color with orangish spots or an indistinct dorsal stripe. We continued to look with lights until 21:30, and found about 15 more for a total of 20. They were out on logs, vegetation and the forest floor, and we found a few at least 1m off the ground. These salamanders appear to be abundant, and I'm sure we could have found more if we had continued searching. Conditions seemed good - the forest was wet and the night was cool and cloudy, although it did not rain while we were there.
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Iveto, Dean 2008 Journal Peña Verde area, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 14 We drove down from our campsite to about 2300m on the road to Peña Verde and hiked uphill through broadleaf forest with oak, liquidamber and bamboos. We searched in logs and raked in leaf litter from 11:00-14:00 on a steep slope overlooking Peña Verde. The habitat seemed OK for salamanders, but we found only 2 Graugator. We drove past Peña Verde, through town and out on a smaller road leading to the village of Ixalixtac Nigo. I was primarily interested in finding Cryptotriton adedos, so we wanted to find a site between 1500m and 2000m with bromeliads. We found some nice forest with many great bromeliads 4.0 km (by rd) from Peña Verde and opened them for ~45 min, but they were full of water and we found nothing. It rained heavily for ~20min after we finished. We drove on to Ixalixtac Nigo and I found a Graugator under a rock along the road. We hiked down past houses to a patch of pine forest above a river, which had many logs, ferns and a few bromeliads-Juan Carlos opened 2 but found nothing. We searched in logs until it got dark, for ~45 min. I dug in a mass of dirt and roots under some ferns around a big pine tree and noticed a tail that seemed about the right size for a Thoreus. Despite much searching, I couldn't find the rest of the salamander, so we kept the tail and walked back to the car. We drove back to the area where we had searched in bromeliads and walked along a path starting at the place where the road to Ixalixtac Nigo branches off. The forest
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huito, Seon 2008 Journal Peña Verde area, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico (cont.) Aug.14 ... here is really nice, with big broadleaf trees laden with bromeliads, and was still wet from the afternoon rain. We searched from 21:15 - 23:15 with lights in the forest. I found a Pseuduryces juarezi (?) climbing up a mossy trunk ~2m off the ground. I also found 2 adult males of a small brown Chelotriton, although Gabriela said none are known from here. One was on a leaf ~1m off the ground and the other was in a clump of bromeliads at eye level. These salamanders were much more active than the Pseuduryces and jump like Hensitriton when disturbed. I also found an adult Craugastor on the ground. We drove back to our campsite and realized that we had a flat tire, which we changed before going to sleep. The night was cloudy and somewhat cool, with thunderstorms nearby while we searched, and it rained from about 00:00-01:00 while we were changing the tire. Between Peña Verde and Concepción Pápalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug.15 We packed up our camp and drove uphill towards Concepción Pápalo, and stopped to search around 2650m. The forest here consists of big, mossy oak trees with bromeliads and seemed great for salamanders. We searched in logs for ~30min and found 5 P. aurantiá; I'm sure we could have found many more if we had continued searching.
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into, Dear 2008 Journal Between Peña Verde and Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico (cont.) Aug. 15 ... We continued uphill in search of F. papalvae and P. pagenfusis. We stopped near the border of the broadleaf forest and higher elevation pine forest and searched for ~30 min in logs. We found 2 P. aurantia in and under logs as well as 3 Thorius papalvae, all under logs. Again, conditions here seemed great for salamanders. We moved on since we wanted to search at the highest point in the area, but found that all the habitat had been burned some years ago, and consisted of open pine forest with dense scrubby growth. We drove on to a patch of better oak forest and searched in logs for ~30 min but found nothing. We also wanted to visit Cerro San Felipe, so we drove back to Cuicatlan and took the old highway south to Oaxaca. We stopped at the high point before descending down to Oaxaca and searched for about 5 min in Pteridoids and leaf litter. This spot seemed like it could have some species of salamander, since the leaf litter was deep and moist, but we found only an alligator lizard. After a long dinner in Oaxaca, we drove NE out of the city to La Cumbre de Chistepeji, NW of the pass on MX 175, and stayed at the cabins there. We searched in pine fies with lights from 00:00-00:45, but found only a single G. angustis. The forest was wet and the weather was cool and misty, so conditions seemed good for salamanders.
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Ronto, Dean 2008 Journal Aug. 16 Cords San Felipe, La Cumbre de Chispas; Oaxaca, Mexico We woke up fairly early today and searched in logs in excellent pine forest above the cabins from 08:00- almost 10:00. Juan Carlos searched for an additional 30 minutes after we stopped. I found an adult Thorius (marisovalis?) under a small log, as well as 2 adult and 2 juvenile Geogaster. Abby and Juan Carlos caught 2 more Geogaster, which we released. There were tons of good logs and conditions seemed excellent, but we saw no Pseudorynchus at all. We had to leave and drive back to Mexico City since my flight leaves early on the 17th, so we didn't get to search as long as I would have liked.
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On Road to da Union: List of numbers and swabs Collector # Swab # Species CRVA1564 V8G-45 Rana berlanderi SMRG75 V8G-37 Buto valliceps SMRG76 V8G-38 Craugastor SMRG77 V8G-50 Engystomops pustulosus CRVA1565 V8G-49 " " SMRG78 V8G-40 Smilisca bandinii SMRG79 V8G-41 " " SMRG80 V8G-42 " " CRVA1566 V8G-46 " " CRVA1567 V8G-43 " " CRVA15[illegible] 8 V8G-44 " " CRVA1569 V8G-39 " " SMRG81 V8G-55 Leptodactylus melanoctus CRVA1570 V8G-47 " " CRVA1571 V8G-48 " " SMRG74 V8[illegible]G-51 Bolitoglossa rufescens CRVA1562 V8G-52 " " CRVA1563 V8G-5[illegible]4 " "
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"Collector #" "Work #" "Species" "CRVA15C4" "V&C-02" "Zwerg" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-03" "Pine Siskin" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-08" "Crossbill" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-0D" "Eurasian Greenfinch" "CRVA15C2" "V&C-4d" "" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-4O" "Zwerg" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-H" "" "ZWRC80" "V&C-4S" "" "CRVA15C2" "V&C-4E" "" "CRVA15C4" "V&C-4F" "" "CRVA15C4" "V&C-4H" "" "CRVA15C2" "V&C-3d" "" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-BE" "Photograph taken" "CRVA15C0" "V&C-H" "" "CRVA15C4" "V&C-4X" "" "ZWRCJ3" "V&C-OI" "Distributed under" "CRVA15C2" "V&C-8B" "" "CRVA15C2" "V&C-8N+" ""
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11 11 -> 4 1) Chloroceryle americana Green kingfisher L 111 11 -> 6 2) Turdus grayi Clay-colored Thrush L 1 1 -> 2 3) Quiscalus mexicanus Great-tailed Grackle L 11 11 -> 4 4) Catharus frantzii Ruddy-capped Nightingale Thrush M 1 1 -> 2 5) Myioborus miniatus Slate-throated Redstart M 11 1 -> 4 6) Basileuterus belli Golden-browed Warbler M 11 1 -> 4 7) Henicorhina leucophrys Gray-breasted Woodcreeper M 1 3 -> 3 8) Turdus plebicus Mountain Thrush M 11 1 -> 4 9) Azlapetes brunneinucha Chestnut-capped Brushfinch M 1 -> 2 10) Myadestes unicolor Slate-colored Solitaire M 11 -> 2 11) Chlorospingus ophthalmicus Common Baul Tanager M 11 -> 1 12) Eumomota superciliosa Turquoise-browed Motmot L 1 -> 1 13) Seiurus motacilla Waterthrush M -> 1 14) Lepicocolaptes affinis Spotted-crowned Woodcreeper M -> 1 15) Columbina rufipennis Ruddy Ground-Dove L 1 -> 1 16) Chloroceryle amazona Amazon kingfisher L 1 -> 1 17) Leptotila verreauxi White-eared Dove L 41 Hummingbirds 2 Magnificent Hummingbird - Eugenes fulgens M 1 Garnet-throated Hummingbird - Lamprobima rhami M 2 Amethyst-throated Hummingbird - Lampornis amethystina M
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Herp list Salamanders: Specimens Tissues Bolitoglossa helmrichi 8 9 B. meliana 1 2 B. morio 5 13 B. rufescens 5 7 Frogs: Bufo luetkenii 1 1 Bufo marinus 0 0 Bufo valliceps 2 2 Crangastor brachi 1 2 Crangastor sp. 14 20 Dendropsophus ebraccatus 1 2 Dendropsophus microcephalus 3 3 Engystomops pustulosus 1 1 Gastrohryne elegans 2 2 Leptodactylus melanonotus 2 2 Ptychohyla hypomycter 1 1 Rana berlandieri 1 4 Rana vaillanti 1 1 Smilisca bandinii 4 4 Tlalocohyla picta 1 1
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Lizards: Specimens Tissues Aneiva festiva 0 1 Aspidiscelis deppei 1 1 Basiliscus vittatus 2 2 Gonatodes albogularis 0 1 Hemidactylus frenatus 0 1 Mesaspis moreletii 4 6 Sceloporus taeniocnemis 6 6 Sphenomorphus sp. 1 1 Turtles: Kinosternon acutum 0 4 Snakes: Adelphicos sp. 0 1 Bothrops asper 0 13 Cerophidion godmani 3 6 Cunibohanes sp. 2 4 Imantodes cenchoa 0 1 Leptodeira polyticta 1 1 Leptophis modestus 0 1 Ninia sebae 0 1
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B. hartwegi May 186[illegible] San [illegible] 5:20 d Ped. shpuiho 16.7098 N 92.4777 7467' 2 15.7 from Pan Am.
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Sean M. Rovito 2007 (Part) - 2008 Photo Log #1040409-1050129
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site, Sean 2007 Photo log Date Photo # Description 5/10/07 1040409-18 Ancides, Trinity 1040424+25 Silver Creek, White Mttns. 7/29/07 0012,0014,0016 SMR285, B. matis Miramundo 0017-0029 SMR292, B. helmrichi ? Chusacas 0032-0039 CRVA1191 ", 10400577-78 SMR292, 1040579 habitat, Sierra de Chusacas site where SMR292 found 7/31/07 0044-45 bunchgrass habitat, Angel Ridge 0046-47 CRVA1193, Silon 8/1/07 0049,54-55,57-58 SMR298, B. matis 8/2/07 0060,63,65,68,69,71,73,74,80 CRVA1208, P. raltini 0084-87 CRVA1207, B. lincolnii 8/8/07 0098,103,106,111,114 SMR308, B. hartwegi 0115-119,121 Electrophyle 0122-191 Palenque 0192-93 church, Ocosingo, Chiapas 0194-97 Zapatista village near Ocosingo 8/9/07 0204-206 Chiton, Chiapas 8/10/07 0207-209 church, Bachajan, Chiapas 0210-214,216 Bsp.(maiusca? ), Myeltygona 0218-19,223-25 ", " , presword, ECOSUR 8/11/07 0226-230 Cuicos from La Mesilla 0231,33,34 western Sierra de los Cuchumatanes 8/12/07 0235-238 ", "
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Invito, Dean 2007 Photo log Date Photo* Description 8/13/07 0241-42,44,46,48-50 SMR314, B. mexicana (?) 0251-56,258 SMR324, Kyle Walker 8/14/07 0260-63 cloud forest near Buena Vista, San Marcos 0279-80,82,0321,324 SMR357, D. bremiacus 0325,26 xJavier Sanchez, Buena Vista 0327,28 forest, Finca Cinsola 8/15/07 0329-33 Adelan Chucibal 0334-36 collecting, Las Nubes, Zuitzaltenango 0337,38 forest, das Nubes, Zutzaltenango 8/16/07 0343,46-47,50 SMR346, D. bremiacus 0356,58,60-62,65,66 SMR348, D. bremiacus 0369-73,77 SMR356, B. lindri 0378-80,84 SMR354, B. franklini (x Lindri?) 0385-88,92-95,99 SMR364, Bolitoglossa sp. "Chicalol" 0404,05,08,09,12 SMR360, B. rostrata 0416,18-20,26,27 SMR355, B. franklini 0428-31,33-35 SMR358, P. rex 0440-44 SMR342, B. mairio 0445,51,52,55 SMR362, Pleurospis modeloti 0459,60 CRVA1206, Dibern sp. (?) 0461-63 SMR338, Bufo lecoviti 046446-48 SMR363, B. lecoviti 0469,70,72,73,74 SMR364, B. sp. "Chicalol"
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tab stift 28/10/03 0541+544643-20 ( ) omviser & 2W574Z 0221-EC 222 indigo skift +50cm 0200-CO avtalen till merd & man tar, bok 053+380/80,0361/354 vincential /: 2W574Z +30,1950,07-05-97,50 025,0200 stift om att jobba med 0257,22 dubla varit f. torsh 8/12/03 60..F250 ledig D-mull 28-4980 genvetjulen, soluf tot gallebo 0203,32 genvetjulen, soluf tot tist 8/12/03 6270-64+60 vincential /: 2W574Z 0220-00-6982,02 vincential /: 5W574Z 0261-F200 indigo & 0232-34+60 Timanil & inbarn & 2W574Z "Lalein" & 2W539F "Chirial" 0220-62,82-12,75 0140+00,00+070 dubbel & 2W570Z 0165,00-11,53 indigo & 2W539F 0148-31/33-22 2W539F, tor 0110-44 vincential & 2W574Z 0148/21/28,22 dubbel vincential & 2W539F 0124,CO ( ) omviser & 2W574Z "Chirial" 0161-22 2W539F, dubbel 0164/28-12 2W539F, vincential 0163,53+53,4A "Lalein" & 2W539F "Chirial"
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Photos Year 2007 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 8/17/07 0475-77 Quivira de las Minas from road to Sanahu 0480 deforestation, Sanahu area 8/18/07 0481 view from Finca Volcán 0482, 8387-70, 95, 98 SMR366, Agalychnis moreletii 0499, 501, 98, 510-13, 515-20, 24, 30 CRVA 1242, B. olandli 0537-40 chlorodes concha, Finca El Volcán 8/19/07 0541-45, 48, 52-59, 62, 63, 66 SMR381, Gymnotriton sp. 1040605, 06, 08-14, 18, 19 forest above Finca El Volcán 1040616-17 salamander team, above Finca El Volcán 1040620, 21 view of Finca El Volcán from above 8/20/07 0567, 68 CRVA 1262, leptodera 0569-71 CRVA 1271, Xilon 0572, 75, 77-82 SMR381, Gymnotriton, ventral view 0583, 84 view of road above Finca El Volcán from N 1040622-30 Jenice Champey, Alta Verapaz 8/21/07 0585-0590 CRVA 1290, B. mulleri, at site where found 8/22/07 0591, 92, 96-600 SMR401, B. holmichi (CEVA1287-21, 1288) 601-604, 08-11 B. mulleri, Finca Cuxmax, San Pedro Caracha 0612, 15-20, 23, 28-30, 32-37 CRVA 1280, B. deflini, adult female 0638-40, 49-51, 58, 61, 64, 66-71 SMR389, B. deflini, male adult 1040631, 32 El Salto de Chisósó 8/27/07 0672-79 SMR415, B. conanti 0680-91 SMR416, B. conanti 0692-0733 Copán
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8/17/05 stock # base and will exchange FF-CF4O FO/F/8 now wheel, interchange 08P0 wheel mount and run 1840 8/18/8 interim, switchgear ZWR38T 2WKPDT-F825,58-0 illega. #, std AVO 26+30-2780-0921,05,5904,PP40 2WKPDT-F8-0 wheel B mount interchangeable 0557-40 as utility equipment ZWR38T 2WKPDT-F825-2780-2620-2780-1840 8/17/05 now wheel B mount and run P97+P1-28002000,01 wheel B mount and interchangeable F1-3000401 now with wheel B mount to run 10000048 interchangeable AVO 8/16/05 025740 while /BIA/90 1F-P520 now further utility gear ZWR38T 2WKPDT-F825,58-20 with wheel B mount and run to run 025740 supra. all O required cancle 10+0006-30 bring this to attention of AVO CRVA/90 0257-0250 8/16/05 [illegible] #, 1049WT 0251183.05=600 8/13/05 while wheel B mount interchangeable CRVA/90 F-0098-3090-35 through tube, interchange CRVA/90 2WKPDT-F825C1675-2128C2145-51 2WKPDT-F825-2000 while wheel B mount 104900401 stock #, CRVA/90 PF-CF3O 8/16/05 CRVA/D 0570-D1 CRVA/90 0251-0233
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Rasts, Dean 2007 Photo log Date Photo # Description 8/30/07 0734-36 view from albergue, Buenos Aires, PN Cusucos 0737,39,40 SMR450, Scalopina 8/31/07 0741,42,44-53 SMR444, B. defferni 0756-58,63 SMR443, B. caranti 9/1/07 0767-70,72,73,81-86 SMR458, B. dunni (in wild) 9/2/07 0790-94,96,97,803,05,06 SMR446, Duellmanhylla saralia 0807-10 SMR448, Graugaster chac 0812,14-22,29-32,25-27, SMR458, B. dunni 0834-36 0838-49,51-54 SMR449, viper (Botrychis marchi) 0855+0856 Tad + kids , Buenos Aires, near PN Cusucos 0857-59,60,62-66 B. defferni, Buenos Aires 9/3/07 0867,68,71-74,78-80,83,88,86 B. diaphora, PN Cusucos 0887-89 PN Cusucos, on road down to Buenos Aires 8/30/07 1040633,36,37 PN Cusucos, forest 9/2/07 1040638-40,43,44 B. diaphora, PN Cusucos at site of capture 1040645 SMR485, B. caranti, PN Cusucos 9/7/07 0890,95-97,99-0906 SMR490, B. mexicana, Lago de Mojoa 0909,10,15,21,22 SMR458, B. dunni
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job staff interact # staff staff 2E-15FO F01018 0734,3F40 ZWRK3D - count 0J4140-E3 F01019 ZWRK4H+E3 ZWRK43+E3 0f26E-38,E3 (Virus) inub. 07+MZ 08-15,3F,33,31-8C F011P virus alphabet. ZWRK4D 2070,09F,3F,3F-P-0FO P\J\03 sub stagger. ZWR4E 01-F880 0803-10 se-p2 55 inub. & ZWRAZ,567C+11,080 2E-A280 (Cibarium) pip. P49MZ +2-17,74-8F80 virus W count, chik+L7 0830+082C virus count inub & 22-22,02,F2-F880 virus W subpib. & 27,8X,08-Y4+15,82,F390-F01P\J\03 with count word base-in W P8-F880 fresh power W9 5E,2C,88,0401 F0168V & chik in W9 virus +1,+1,+1-390101 FdMP ZWRK28 & count-in Cursu 24J0401 virus W9 version date of Jofa\n ZWR+70 20P0-FF,FF,0F80 F015F3 inub. & ZWR+ZK 0C,18,21,01,0F0
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rito, Dean 2007 Photo Log - Costa Rica Date Photo # Description 12/15/07 1040669-78 Bolitoglossa peruviana, Cerro de la Muerte 12/16/07 1040679-80 Cordillera de Talamanca from Tres Colinas 1040681 Cachí, tried 1040682-84 oak forest above Tres Colinas 1040684 forest w/bamboo where we searched for 1 hr 1040685 view of cordillera to south from trail 1040686-88 oak forest on hillside from burned area on trail 1040689-91 oak forest where 1st Bolitoglossa found in branches 1040692 Figueroas and Cachí, " 1040693-97 oak forest along trail to camp 1 1040698-703 1st Bolitoglossa, salamander w/o tail 1040704-709 1st Bolitoglossa sp., salamander w/ longest tail 1040710-717 " "", salamander w/ tail + more brown color 12/17/07 1040718-19, 29,31 mossy oak forest above camp 1 10407201-22,25-28 vegetation above camp 1 and below parents 1040723-24 sampling Puca for salamanders 1040726 small parents above camp 1 1040732 view from Cerro Piai toward Cerro Kamak 1040733-34 views of oak forest from Cerro Piai 1040735 view down river valley to W from Cerro Piai 1040736 vegetation on top of Cerro Piai 1040737-40 Bristimantes godicifera 1040741-52 Bolitoglossa sp. Cachí found in parents above camp 1 1040756-63 1st Bolitoglossa sp., ind. w/ longest tail + darker color 1040765-84 " "", ind. with tail and lighter color
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Junto, Seen 2007 Photo log - Costa Rica Date 12/18/07 Photo # 1040785 1040786-87 1040788,91,94-95 1040789-90 1040792-93 1040796,98 1040799-803 1040804 1040805-06 1040807-08 12/19/07 1040809-10 1040811-16 1040817 1040818-19 1040820-21 1040822-25 1040827,33 1040828,29,31,32 1040830 1040834 1040835-37 1040838-39 1040840 12/20/07 1040844,46 1040847-48 Description Cachí repairing bag, camp 2 view of Cerro Kamuk from Cerro Duda paramo, Cerro Duda me getting bronchial, forest on Cerro Duda Juiillermo searching in bromeliads, Cerro Duda orchid along trail in paramo site where 2 Bolitoglossa species found, paramo mossy area where I found small orange Bolitoglossa paramo, near camp 3 Cerro Kamuk from ridge above camp 3 Camp 3 party night Cerro Kamuk from W Juiillermo in high paramo below Cerro Kamuk high paramo below Kamuk Caledonia sp., final ascent up Cerro Kamuk La Mentana, final ascent up Cerro Kamuk looking N from summit of Cerro Kamuk " E " " S " searching for salamanders on summit me with view to N from summit all of us on summit Mesophis maticula, FB3082 looking SW in forest from trail to camp 2 mossy tree along trail with epiphytes that I climbed in Cerro Kaser paramo
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18/4/05 104032 78-26C01 2P-AP,1P,22F0+01 OP-PFF0+01 EP-EFF0+01 JP,2EF0+01 208-PFF0+01 40X0+01 20-30X0+01 30-F0X0+01 10/40D-01 10/40H-12 10/40J3 10/4K-17 10/4K0-51 JS-88X0+01 10/4K6+3C 10/4K8+30,8 " Z " 10/480+01 FE-22X0+01 PE-2E80+01 04X04F, 24,4F50+01 7P-F480+01
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lants, Dean 2007 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 12/20/07 1040849-56 Bolitoglossa sp., Cerro Kashi, FB3080 1040859-63 dlothmyle picada, FB3081 1040864-66 Bolitoglossa sp., FB3085 1040867-72 Bolitoglossa sp., FB 3083 12/21/07 1040879,80,83,87 " " 1040893,95 Bolitoglossa sp., FB3085 1040907-09 Hildo, Hugo Xolani climbing trees to get larmeliada 1040910 big dead oak tree w/epiphytes b/w camp 1 & Cerro Kashi 1040911 house near La Laguna Glee 1040912-13 Cachi making quark cocktails, " 12/22/07 1050001-05 looking SE from above Tres Chinos towards de Aulario El Valle 1050007,08 deforested area above Tres Chinos 1050009-15 B. Xramei, FB3098 1050017-22 Bolitoglossa sp., FB3099 1050023-25 Bolitoglossa sp., FB3100 1050026-29 Bolitoglossa sp., FB3097 1050030-4 dothmyle picada, FB3093 1050035-39 " ", FB3094 1050041 FB3077, ventral 1050042 FB3076, ventral 1050043 FB3083, ventral 1050044 FB 3085, ventral 1050045 FB3097, ventral 1050046 FB3098, ventral 1050047 FB3099, ventral 12/23/07 1050048,50 Fila Costera from Tres Colinas albergue
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Photo Dog Date Photo # Description 1/3/08 0990, 0994 thorn scrub above Zacapa, looking Nat S. de los Minas 0991-0993 thorn scrub vegetation 0995-0996 trees in dry forest N of Zacapa + limits 0997 tree on N side where B. hoirdeias found 0998-1003 SMR497, B. hoirdeias 1004-1011 CRVA 1454, B. hoirdeias ore or next page-> 1/5/08 1012 Carlos+Mustaro, Finca Firingo in Jose Monga's house 1/6/08 1013 Jose Monga's house, Finca Firingo, Quebra de Caral 1017-1025 SMR501, Dwelamastyla socialia 1026-1030 CRVA 1457, Bolitoglossa dunnii 1033-1036 CRVA 1463, Crangas tor 1037-1041 SMR.500, Bolitoglossa deliini 1044-1047 SMR.501, Plectrohyla matudai 1048-1063 CRVA 1454, Bolitoglossa hoirdeias 1065-1069 SMR502, Plectrohyla hypomycter 1070-1074 CRVA 1459, Bromeliella lironclacia 1079-1083 deforested area on way to Morales from Finca Firingo 1085-1091 view of Quebra de Caral + Coto Negro Norte from road to Morales 1/7/08 1092-1094 forest at C. macalis site, mountains W of San Pedro Sula 1096-1103 SMR506, B. dunnii 1105-1155 SMR505, Cryptotriton masalis - at site of capture 1057-1075 " " in captivity 1076 " " reator 1/8/08 1077 passure in tree, Montanula, Hptr. Corayagua
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Intro, Sean 2008 Photo log Date Photo# Description 1/8/08 1078 gallery forest at Montanuela, Depto. Corayagua 1079 Montana El Jardinero, Depto. Corayagua 1/10/08 1180-1182 forest above San Luis de los Planes, Santa Barbara 1185-1802 SMR520, D. sanctibarbarus, " " 1200-1211 area where L. limnospectator found, " " 1213-1215 karstic landscape N of San Luis de los Planes 1216-1218 looking up Montana de Santa Barbara, N side, from San Luis de los Planes 1/11/08 1219-1260 SMR522, L. limnospectator 1261-1270 SMR520, D. sanctibarbarus 1293,1294,1301 SMR523, Guayacita laticeps 1/13/08 1307-1311 Pico Bonto area seen from da Ceba ferry terminal 1050059-61 Bromeliads, CURLA station, da Ceba 1/5/08 1050052-54 top of Cerro Negro Norte 1050055,57,58 forest, Cerro Negro Norte 1/14/08 1313-1314 SMR530, Aechmea dactylus 1315-1316 SMR527, Phyllodactylus palmeus 1317,1318 forest near Belen Hauchs where B. caranti found 1319-1323 Belen Hauchs where B. lynceifolig found 1324 tree with bromeliads above Belen Hauchs 1325 view of Reserva Eracapa from site where B caught 1326 bromeliads, Cerro Morante, near site "found" 1328-1332 SMR537, Bromoliadyle bromelicia 1/15/08 1333-1337 Santa Rosa de Copan 1338-1345 Reserva Biologica Huayste, near El Portillo de Cotoapa
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""" 1/2/08 1356-1345 1350-1337 1338-1338 1306 0921 1318-1318 1332 1314-1305 1314/1318 1318-1314 1318-1314 1/4/08 1069999FE58 1069999F4 1/2/08 1069999B4 [illegible] 1309-1311 1307R304/1301 1301-1530 1/1/08 1301-1520 1/10/08 1810-1818 1813-1316 1800-1811 1829-1844 1870-1118 PF01 7F01 1/8/08 int. staff staff of the """ """ int. int.
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Invits, Sean 2008 Photo Log Date Photo# Description 1/15/08 1347-1393 SMR541, Bolitoglossa syrrhia 1/16/08 1395-1397 forest edge, Finca la Bendicion 1398-1401 forest, Finca la Bendicion 1402 deforested area near Finca la Bendicion forest 1403-1431 snake, Finca la Bendicion 3/2/08 1435-1437 H. burnus habitat, Bear Creek tributary 3/10/08 1438-1452 landscape, Jay Ranch at Kern River preserved 1453-1458 SMR561, Ensatina eschscholtzii obsoleta 3/22/08 1461-1463 Laguna Montebello, Semana Santa vacation 1464-1468 Parque Nacional Lagos de Montebello, Chiapas 1469-1495 SMR563, Bolitoglossa stuarti
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job stuff material 2005 item # stock qty 145-1349 1/2/08 145-1345 1/6/08 134-141 1401 143-141 145-143 3/3/08 143-143 3/10/08 142-142 141-143 3/16/08 144-141 141-142 145 - 145
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Lozito, Sean 2008 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 3/23/08 1001497-1524 SMR563, Bolitoglossa stuarti? 1001525-33 Conitan, plaza central 1001534-36 Zapatisa school, road to Matiltin 3/25/08 1001537-40 El Triunfo, site where first Dendrotriton found 1001541-43 pavon, El Triunfo 25 1001544-68 AMA2482, adult B. xolocotcae 3/26/08 1001574-79 Campamento El Triunfo and surrounding forest 1001580-1606 AMA 2482, B. xolocotcae 1001613-1625 B. franklini nigroflavescens, AMA2484 1001627-1639 " "SMR574 1001641,42,48 AMA2478 or 79, Plectrohyla sagorum 1001649-65 AMA 2480, Ptychihyla [illegible] euthysanata 3/28/08 1001666-1771 AMA2501, Bolitoglossa occidentalis 100*1712-1723 AMA2507, " " 3/27/08 1050062+63 Mirador Santa Rita, forest where 1st B. occidentalis found 1050064-70 B. occidentalis, from near Mirador Santa Rita 1050071-74 Liquidambar forest site B. occidentalis found 3/30/08 1724, 1726 Iglesia de la Virgen de la Asunción, Pantepac Chiquas 3/31/08 10727-1742 SMR603, Bolitoglossa alberchi
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Raits, Sean 2008 Photo Log Date Photo# Description 7/24/08 2076-2082 Rauli, Blanca w/ kingfisher, Juncontro Huaytan 7/25/08 2084-2087 prepping specimens, cabanas de Albores 2088-2093 Giles?, cabanas de Albores 7/26/08 2095-2109 Pierra del Angel, Sierra de las Minas 2110-2111 hummingbird in net, near cabanas de Albores 2112-2113 Rauli with Magnificent Hummingbird 2114 bird Rauli caught (Blue-throated Redstart) 2115-2116 team herp prepping specimens 2117-2119 male D. teiienacemia, cabanas de Albores 2120-2142 CRVA1532, Bolitoglossa meliana 2146-2148 Rauli w/ hummingbird, cabanas de Albores 7/27/08 2149-2150 team herp at Cuatro Caminos, near Cerro Pinalon 2151-2155 forest on W side of Cerro Pinalon 2159-2163 Rauli+Rose with Birds, cabanas de Albores 7/28/08 2164-2167 packing up with mules, cabanas de Albores 2168-2169 cloud forest below Albores 2170 Rauli with wooden bird, trail down from cabanes 2171-2172 pine forest on trail down from cabanas de Albores 2173 Nance cutting bromelial above La Trinidad 2174-21[illegible]80 Leptophyes modestus, la Trinidad 7/29/08 2181-2185 Junquillo-browed Motmot, Juncontro Huaytan 2189-2201 CRVA1557, Bolitoglossa meliana 2202-2211 SMRC45, Basiliscus vittatus, Juncontro Huaytan 2212-2214 SMRC54, Mesaspis meroletti 2116-2118 SMR060, Cnipharaes
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Lonto, Dean 2008 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 7/29/08 2219-2225 CRVA1527, Anastreles albigularis 2226-2231 SMR672, Aspidoscelis deppei 2232 collection of Corps 2233-2237 view of Motagua River from road + bridge Studen 7/30/08 2238-2239 Juracentro Muyutan 7/31/08 2240-2244 view of Sierra de las Minas, road to Cholenka 2245-2246 new towards Maljux from La Ventana, rd. to Cholenka 2248-2260 hummingbirds, Cholenka guesthouse 8/1/08 2264-2276 CRVA1573, Craugastor sp., Cholenka 8/2/08 2277-2279 CRVA1583, Craugastor sp., Cholenka 2282-2284 SMR693, " " 2285-2290 CRVA1582, " " 8/4/08 2291-2298 SMR703, I. (alacshyda) picta), P.N. Laguna Lachua 2299-2305 SMR705, Henderosphorus microcephalus, " 2306-2310 CRVA1595, Leptodactylus melanostictus, " " 2311-2315 SMR708, Henderosporus straccatus, " " 2321-2331 CRVA1591, " " CRVA 2332 SMR702+1591 with eggs from CRVA1591 2333 SMR704, Rana lerdandrii, P.N. Laguna Lachua 2334-2345 Laguna Lachua, in sun and rainstorm 8/5/08 2346-2355 SMR709, Leptodora polystita, Laguna Lachua 8/6/08 2356-2366 SMR710, Alastrophryne elegans 2367-2377 SMR712, Craugastor sp., Laguna Lachua
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post staff integrity 2000-4750 20/08/F 1500-3600 D90R capitalist 4500-8000 F500-6200 F500-8000 F30/08/F 4000-7000 F30/08/F 4000-9000 D000-3500 CRAIGS CRAIGS 2000-1700 RYR PP20-FF00 RYB ZURKS ZURKS +600-5000 " " CRAIGS 6000-8000 underage, M. G., 1984, Z. EORIMZ 7000-8000 RYR/8 " " ZURKS 8000-2000 " " CRAIGS 6000-5000 " " ZURKS 6000-5000 " " CRAIGS 1000-1100 CRAIGS 1000-4500 CRAIGS and age: 1984, M. EORIMZ 5000 underage, M. G., 1984, ZURKS 6000 " " D2000-2300 underage, underage, RYR/08 ZURKS 6000-8000 RYR/08 underage, underage, ZURKS 8000-8500 underage, underage, EORIMZ 3500-4500
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Rovito, Jean 2008 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 8/12/08 1050092-93,95,97 Zocalo, Mexico City and Cathedral 1050094,96,99-103 Templo Mayor, Mexico City 8/13/08 1050104-112 Pseudowrycea aurantia, between Concepción Pópalo and Peña Verde 8/14/08 2378-2386 cloud forest and area around Ixlalixtac Nigo 1050114 pine forest below Ixlalixtac Nigo 8/15/08 2390-2416 Pseudowrycea aurantia 2419-2421,2425 SMR728, Graugaster sp. 2427-2445 SMR730, Chingsterbita sp. 2460,62,78 Pseudowrycea jinaloji; from above Ixlalixtac Nigo 2479,82,84 SMR731, Graugaster sp. 2486-2499 Graugaster sp., from above Peña Verde 2500-25[illegible]10 cloud forest above Pena Verde where I aurantia found 2517 Thorius popaloe 2518-2519 pine forest btwn Pena Verde and Concepción Pópalo where T. papaloe found 8/16/08 1050115-24 Thorius, la Cumbre de Ixtapojó, Cerro San Felipe 1050125-28 forest, " 1050129 view of Cerro San Felipe from above cabins
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To talk about at MUSHNAT 1/17/08 any place they want to go - Pinalor shotgun permit - available in Guatemala, possible to bring timing for them - Jaro is good for Guatemalans who would like to go - mammal student? - Sergio would like to bring 2 students Pilaris husband from La del Nalle who works with mammals export permits/specimens for birds+mammals - CONAP proposal to explain why is interesting for each component - Defensores needs protocol, sends letter to CONAP, they then write permit - write letter RE: desire to find good sites for conservation - bird + mammal people need copies of documents for CONAP *- need to write a letter of donation for server - Craig letter to Lucia Pedro Castro RE: bird+mammal collections taxonomia * - terrestrial invertebrates - would be good to bring someone for training
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06/17 TAMIZM to take shot of salvif - op of show part only you grind at getting salivial in saliva - timing nothing salivial by long si nof - not at point op of sil blow on stability & grind at sil then speak - "bobatz human- down on the skin she'll be of very limited silif showing of numbers doing things grit set in you... unique to jumping TAMOS - twongos done is TAMCO at all shows (having them anyway) - timing sticks not yet videence of with long high school : FE told story - TAMCO of terminal & singer but deep human + bird - voice for interest to tell ~ stir at han - * wistfully knows he's : FE after that won't tell just - ground of some grind at hop at blow - * determination lost out - *
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Left in Guatemala- 09/07/07 6'x8' tarps (3) - new 1 sleeping bag 6 turtle traps, 9 turtle trap ropes 100 large plastic bags 140 swabs 25 swab vials ~195 EtOH vials ~200 cryogenic vials 2 0.5L formalin bottles EtOH squeeze bottle 3 box Kimwipes 3 tissue racks 5 cans sardines 4 AA batteries 4 D cell batteries 1 box Hefty zip bags 3 machetes 2 potato rakes 2 bromeliad cutters 9 bungee cords 2 2L specimen jar ~25 latex gloves, 1 box gloves (full) 300mL RNAlater 12 plastic cups 1 large preserving tray, 1 small 100 razor blades 100 specimen tags 2 500mL jars 1L conc. formalin ~12 syringes 1 silk bag 1 lantern
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100 cubic boxes 1 large preserving tray / small 16 plastic cubs 800ml RMJALater 35 liter gloves / box gloves (full) 1 gal specimen jar 1 quart sauce jar 9 paring forks 4 dissection cutters 2 rubber gloves 2 green dishes 3 workbooks 1 box heavy zip pads 4 D cell batteries 4 AA batteries 2 cans sardines 3 tissue boxes 3 box Kimwipes ETOH 20 week bottle 5 0.5L formalin bottles ~800 cryogenic vials 5 ETOH vials 52 swab vials 140 2mwrz 100 large plastic bags 6 twigs, tongs, 2 twine trip ropes, 11 cans tomato juice 3 200ml jars 3 post nametag 001
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Hotel La Amistad - Calle 15, Avenida 11 100 metros al oeste del Hospital Calderon Guardia, Entrada de emergencia Guillermo Artavia 847-95-58 my last # : SMR 495
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Falta de emergencia Cualquier Atencion 845-26-28 PP 3M2 : 4:30 pm 489
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