Field notes, v4227

V4227

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Sean M. Rovito General Index Section 1: 2009 Catalogue #738-974 Section 2: 2009 Journal Section 3: 2009 Photo Log Section 4: 2010 Catalogue #975-1143 Section 5: 2010 Journal Section 6: 2010 Photo Log #2443-6492

Sean M. Rovito 2009 Catalogue #738-974 Guatemala: El Quiche, Huehuetenango Mexico: Chiapas, Oaxaca, Veracruz Nicaragua: Granada, Jinotega, Leon, Matagalpa, South Atlantic Autonomous Region

Points, Dean 2009 Catalogue 8.3 Km NE (by air) of Los Encuentros on CA-15 to Chichicastenango, Depts. El Quiche, Guatemala Jan. 5 14.91602N, 91.10331W [WGS84, + 9m], 2064m eler. SMR738 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana adult FF-liver 1/10/09 CRVA1665 " " adult E+OH-liver 1/10/09 SMR739 " " jur. FF-liver, intestine 1/9/09 CRVA1666 " " subadult E+OH-liver 1/9/09 Finca dxccasin, 10.3Km E (by rd) of Yolambijch on road to Rio Seco, Mpir. San Mateo xxtatan, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 7 16.00544N, 91.49985W [WGS84, + 3m], 1692m eler. CRVA1667 Bolitoglossa rufescens E+OH-liver 1/9/09 CRVA1668 Bolitoglossa jur. E+OH-liver MVSNAT MVZ 1/9/09 16.00359N, 91.50025W [WGS84, + 8m], 1743m eler. CRVA1669 Bradytriton silus adult FF RNAlater E+OH-liver 1/10/09 16.00543N, 91.50002W [WGS84, + 10m], 1687m eler. SMR740 Bolitoglossa hartwegi FF-liver 1/10/09 CRVA1670 Bolitoglossa E+OH-liver 1/9/09 SMR741 Bolitoglossa rufescens FF-liver 1/9/09 CRVA1671 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana jur. E+OH-liver 1/9/09 SMR742 Bolitoglossa lincolnii FF-liver 1/10/09 16.00785N, 91.50008W [WGS84, + 13m], 1660m eler. CRVA1672 Bolitoglossa E+OH-liver 1/9/09 SMR743 Bolitoglossa FF-liver "" CRVA1673 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana jur. E+OH-liver also to MVZ

Ronito, San 2009 Catalogue F. cxcensán, 13.2 km E (by road) of Malambajoch on road to Rio Seco, then 0.4 km S (by road) on road to Chaquenal, Mpio. San Mateo Cuxtatan, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 7 16.00569°N, 91.48060°W [WGS84, ±6m], 1636m elevar. SMR744 Bolitoglossa harterti FF-Liver 1/10/09 F. cxcensán, 11.0 km (by road) E of Malambajoch on road to Rio Seco, Mpio. San Mateo Cuxtatan, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 8 16.00565°N, 91.4[3478]°W [WGS84, ±8m], 1649m elevar. SMR748 Bolitoglossa FF-Liver 1/10/08 SMR749 " SMR750 " SMR751 " adult ♂ CRVA1676 " adult ♀ ETOH-Liver 1/10/09 CRVA1677 " CRVA1678 " adult ♂ CRVA1679 " adult ♂ SMR745 Bradytriton silus adult FF-Liver 1/10/09 SMR746 " " adult ♀ t.b. alive to Berkeley FF-Liver Jan. 09 SMR747 " " adult FF-Liver 1/10/09 CRVA1674 " " adult ETOH-Liver 1/10/09 AJCP025 " " adult ETOH-Liver 1/10/09 CRVA1675 Bolitoglossa adult ♂ ETOH-Liver 1/9/09 16.00596°N, 91.49640°W [WGS84, ±10m], 1680m elevar. CRVA1680 Bradytriton silus adult ETOH-Liver 1/10/09

write, dear 2009 Catalogue Jan. 8 Fina clxcsam, ca. 10.8 km E (by rd) of Malambijoch on road to Rio Seco, Mpio. San Mateo xchitatan, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 16.00738°N, 91.49640°W [WGS84, ±8m], 1663m eler. CRVA1681 Bolitoglossa EtoH-liver 1/9/09 can 10.4 km E (by rd) of Malambijoch 16.00647°N, 91.49852°W [WGS84, ±6m], 1678m eler. SMR752 Bolitoglossa adult ♀ FF-liver 1/9/09 10.3 km E (by rd) of Malambijoch 16.00614°N, 91.4988°W [WGS84, ±7m], 1647m eler. SMR753 Bolitoglossa adult ♂ FF-liver 1/9/09 10.5 km E (by rd) of Malambijoch 16.00791°N, 91.49858°W [WGS84, ±10m], 1666 m eler. CRVA1684 Bolitoglossa EtoH-liver 1/9/09 16.00647°N, 91.49975°W [WGS84, ±10m], 1654m eler. SMR756 Bolitoglossa adult FF-liver 1/10/09 SMR757 Bolitoglossa adult FF-liver 1/9/09 Jan. 9 3.8 km (by rd) S of San Mateo xchitatan on road to Huehuetenango, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.82178°N, 91.50619°W [WGS84, ±5m], 2864m eler. CRVA1685 Sceloprus adult ♂ FF-liver 1/10/09 CRVA1686 " young ♂ " " SMR758 " adult ♀ " "

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Ronto, Sean 2009 Catalogue Rio Sarcopech, ca. 1Km E of Bendecir de Dios, Mpio. Lenton, Depts. Huachuetanango, Guatemala Jan 8 SMR754 Rhana varibanti adult FF - livier 1/10/09 CRVA1682 hybd FF Etott-livier 1/10/09 SMR755 Plectroshyla adult ♂ FF - livier 1/10/09 CRVA1683 " " adult ♂ Etott-livier 1/9/09

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Ints, Sean 2009 Catalogue 3.8 km S (by road) of San Mateo Cistatan on road to Huehuetenango, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 9 15.82178°N, 91.56019°W [WGS84, ±5m], 2864m elev. SMR759 Bolitoglossa rostrata adult FF-liver 1/10/09 SMR760 " " juv. FF-whole animal 1/10/09 CRVA1687 " " juv. EtOH-liver 1/9/09 CRVA1688 " " juv. " " 1/9/09 CRVA1689 " " adult " " 1/9/09 SMR761 Bufor larvarti adult FF-liver 1/10/09 19.1km from center of San Mateo Cistatan on road to Palagua, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 9 15.91048°N, 91.60310°W [WGS84, +8m], 2629m elev. SMR762 Bolitoglossa rostrata adult FF-liver 1/9/09 SMR763 " " " " AJCP026 " " juv. EtOH-liver 1/9/09 SMR764 Bolitoglossa lincolnii juv. FF-liver 1/9/09 CRVA1691 " " juv. EtOH-liver 1/9/09 CRVA1692 " " juv. " " CRVA1690 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult ♀ FF EtOH-liver 1/9/09 2.8 km S (by rd) of Malambojich on road to San Mateo Cistatan, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 7 15.96446°N, 91.56784°W [WGS84, ±10m], 1798m elev. CRVA1693 Bufor larvarti adult FF EtOH-liver 1/10/09 - collected by Zack & Carla at bird net site

Ronto, Dear 2009 Catalogue Finca Ascensor, 11.0 Km E (by road) of Malambo on road to Rio Seco, Mpir. San Mateo Ixtatan, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 10 16.06565°N, 91.49498°W [WGS84, ±8m], 164m elav. TP30089 Bradytriton silus adult FF - liver CRVA16936 Graugaster rhodopis adult ♀ EtOH - liver SMR765 Bolitoglossa adult ♀ FF - liver 19.1 km (by road) from center of San Mateo Ixtatan on road to Palagua, Mpir. San Mateo Ixtatan, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 11 15.91048°N, 91.60310°W [WGS84, ±8m], 2629m elav. SMR766 Bolitoglossa lincolnii subadult FF - liver 1/12/09 SMR767 " " juv. " " CRVA1694 " " EtOH - liver 1/12/09 AJCP087 " " " " SMR768 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult ♀ FF - liver 1/12/09 CRVA1695 Bolitoglossa restricta subadult EtOH - liver 1/12/09 CRVA1696 " " adult ♀ " " CRVA1697 " " adult ♂ " " SMR769 " " adult ♀ FF - liver 1/12/09 SMR770 " " juv. " " SMR771 " " adult ♀ " " SMR772 Aendritus " chujrum" adult ♀ RVALter - liver 1/13/09 FF SMR773 " " adult ♂ FF - liver 1/13/09 SMR774 " " juv. PF - whole animal 1/13/09 CRVA1698 " " adult ♀ EtOH - liver 1/13/09 CRVA1699 " " juv. " " CRVA1700 " " juv. " "

Ronto, Dean 2009 Catalogue 17.1 Km (by rd) from center of San Mateo Chictalan on road to Palegua, Mpio: San Mateo chictalan, Depto: Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 11 15.91048°N, 91.60310°W [WGS84, ±8m], 2629m elar. CRVA1701 Bolitoglossa rostrata adult ♂ SMR775 Bolitoglossa lindae jur. FF- livr 1/13/09 EToH-livr 1/13/09 Aldea Las Palmas, on road from Yalambajich to Nenton, 15.7 km NNE (by air) of Nenton, Depto: Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 12 16.01626°N, 91.67788°W [WGS84, ±8m], 1313m elar. FF CRVA1702 Kinosternon livr- 1/16/09 Montañas de Pena Blanca Jan. 12 17.1Km (by road) from Colotenango-Cuiler road, past San Francisco El Ratun, Depto: Huehuetenango, Guatemala 15.48462°N, 91.93250°W [WGS84, ±6m], 2974m elar. SMR776 Scalopus adult ♀ FF-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1703 " adult ♀ EToH-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1704 " adult ♂ " " SMR777 Mesaspis moreletii FF-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1705 " " EToH-liver 1/13/09 SMR778 Bolitoglossa morio subadult ♂ FF- liver 1/13/09 SMR779 " " jur. " " SMR780 " " adult ♀ " " SMR781 " " jur. FF-whole animal 1/13/09 CRVA1706 " " subadult ♀ EToH-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1707 " " subadult ♂ " " CRVA1708 " " adult ♀ " " CRVA1709 " " jur. " "

Rants, Sean 2009 Catalogue 17.1 km (by road) from Glotemango - Cuico road, past San Francisco El Retiro, Montanas de Pena Blanca, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 12 15.48462°N, 91.93250°W [WGS84, ± 6m], 2774m elev. SMR782 Pseudoryxas rose juvenis FF-tail 1/13/09 SMR783 " " juvenis FF-whole animal 1/13/09 CRVA1710 " " juvenis Etoh-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1711 " " juvenis " " SMR784 Aendristitor rabbi adult ♀ RVS/later FF - liver 1/13/09 CRVA1712 " " adult ♀ Etoh - liver 1/13/09 CRVA1713 " " adult ♂ " " 11.6 km (by rd) from Glotemango - Cuico road, past San Francisco El Retiro, Montanas de Pena Blanca, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 12 15.46194°N, 91.92931°W [WGS84, ± 6m], 2812m elev. FF AJCP029 Albonia adult ♀ Etoh-liver 1/13/09 14.7 km (by road) from CA-1 at El Reposo La Cumbre, high point on road from El Paraíso to Montanas de Cuico, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 13 15.56129°N, 91.98414°W [WGS84, ± 6m], 2240m elev. SMR785 Andis juvenis FF-liver 1/13/09 SMR786 Bolitoglossa moder juvenis FF-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1714 " " juvenis Etoh-liver 1/13/09 CRVA1715 " " juvenis " " SMR787 Bolitoglossa linchi juvenis FF-liver 1/13/09 SMR788 " " juvenis " " CRVA1716 " " adult ♀ Etoh-liver 1/13/09

Kevin, Sean 2009 Catalogue Finca dxcanan, 10,3 km E (by rd) of Malambojich n road to Rio Seco, Mpio. San Mateo Ixtatan, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala 16:00 [illegible]44°N,91,49988°W [WGS 84, ±7m], 1647 m elev. Jan.7 SMR789 Bostriglossa sufecons adult FF-liner 1/16/09 - collected by Zach Hannah Jan.14 CRVA1717 Bradytriton silus adult ETOH-liner 1/16/09

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nts, Dean 2009 Catalogue Aug. 21 Hotel Hancas, 100m from ferry dock, San Jorge, Depto Rivas, Nicaragua 11.45873°N, 85.79194°W [WG5 84, ± 8m], 39m eler. SMR 790 Hamidactylus foratus adult RNA Later - liver 8/24/09 Aug. 22 Humedal chican, 1.6Km SE (by road) of Playa Santo Domingo, cslsa Ometepe, Depto Rivas, Nicaragua 11.49757°N, 85.54816°W [WG5 84, ± 8m], 51 m eler. SMR 791 Kinsteror sorpides adult ♀ RNA Later - liver 8/27/09 SMR 792 " " " adult ♀ " " SMR 793 Rana jallanti. adult RNA Later - liver 8/24/09 SMR 794 leptodactylus melanotus adult ♀ " " SMR 795 leptodactylus fragilis jun. " " SMR 796 Hondrosophus microcephalus adult ♂ " " SMR 797 Hamidactylus foratus jun. RNA Later - tail 8/24/09 Aug. 22 400m W (by rd) of Finca Magdabra on road to Baljue, csla Ometepe, Depto Rivas, Nicaragua 11.48360°N, 85.51302°W [WG5 84, ± 7m], 125 m eler. SMR 798 Engystomops pustulosus adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 8/24/09 SMR 799 " " " adult ♂ " " SMR 800 " " " adult ♂ SMR 801 " " " adult ♂ SMR 802 " " " adult ♂

Catalogue [illegible] Dag 31 [09:58]W1724E,ZZ,W028P.11 1/2.yud. POH?D civil-reb.ANR ? thube uterend ughthekindt OPPAMZ [illegible] Dag 32 [09:59]W1724E,ZZ,W028P.11 2/2.yud. POH?D civil-reb.ANR ? thube obigipen unthekindt 1PPFAMZ " " " ? thube " " OPPAMZ POH?D civil-reb.ANR thube utreking, uend. PPPAMZ " " " ? thube utremden ughthekindt ZPPAMZ " " " unig uighrend ughthekindt ZPPAMZ " " " ? thube ughthekindt ughtherdwind OPPAMZ POH?D civil-reb.ANR unig utreend ughthekindt PPPAMZ [illegible] Dag 33 [09:58]W1724E,ZZ,W028P.11 2/2.yud. POH?D civil-reb.ANR ? thube uendeligen ughthekindt OPPAMZ " " " ? thube " " PPPAMZ " " " ? thube " " VOPAMZ " " " ? thube " " ZORAMZ " " " ? thube " " ZORAMZ

notes, Sean 2009 Catalogue Aug. 23 1.6Km S (by air) of Finca Magdalena on trail to summit of Volcán Maduros, delta Ometepe, Depto. Rivas, Nicaragua 11.45869°N, 85.5087°W [WGS84, ±9m], 466m elav. SMR803 Graugaster laurester subadult RNALater - liver 8/24/09 SMR804 " " subadult " SMR805 " " subadult ♂ SMR806 " " subadult SMR807 " " subadult SMR808 Graugaster fitzingeri adult ♂ RNALater - liver 8/24/09 SMR809 Sphenomorphus chobisi adult " SMR810 Cordtes cupreous juv. " Aug. 23 3.1 Km S (by air) of Finca Magdalena on trail to summit of Volcán Maduros, delta Ometepe, Depto. Rivas, Nicaragua 11.45483°N, 85.50962°W [WGS84, ±8m], 1005m elav. SMR811 Graugaster fitzingeri adult RNALater - liver 8/24/09 SMR812 " " adult ♀ " SMR813 " " adult SMR814 Sphenomorphus chobisi juv. RNALater - liver 8/24/09 Aug. 23 2.5Km S (by air) of Finca Magdalena on trail to summit of Volcán Maduros, delta Ometepe, Depto. Rivas, Nicaragua 11.46095°N, 85.50835°W [WGS84, ±9m], 782m elav. SMR815 Graugaster fitzingeri adult RNALater - liver 8/24/09

Catalogue michl. je thomas et lorette, m. andrzejewski, wiesbaden (en yel.) ZMK2. supplement: voir "stift, system" de la collection ...de 1987, Cmp+ #X20W1 W#8X06.Z8 M#P004.II Chap.35 polystyrol-rot-LAWI Habitus: "stift", "system" ZMK805 " " Habitus " " ZMK804 " " Habitus " " ZMK803 " " Habitus " " ZMK802 " " Habitus " " ZMK801 polystyrol-rot-LAWI " Habitus: "stift", "system" ZMK808 " " " Habitus " " ZMK807 " " " ...j. " ZMK810 michl. je thomas et lorette, m. andrzejewski, wiesbaden (en yel.) ZMK2. supplement: voir "stift, system" de la collection ...de 1987, Cmp+ #X20W1 W#8X06.Z8 M#P004.II Chap.35 polystyrol-rot-LAWI Habitus: "stift", "system" ZMK811 " " Habitus " " ZMK812 " " Habitus " " ZMK813 polystyrol-rot-LAWI ...j. " ZMK814 michl. je thomas et lorette, m. andrzejewski, wiesbaden (en yel.) ZMK2. supplement: voir "stift, system" de la collection ...de 1987, Cmp+ #X20W1 W#8X06.Z8 M#P004.II Chap.35 polystyrol-rot-LAWI Habitus: "stift", "system" ZMK815

Lanto, Sean 2009 Catalogue Ecoditel El Nivaro, 3.2 km W (by rd) of El Rama or road to Managua, Region Autonoma del Atlantico Sur, Nicaragua Aug.25 12.18337N, 84.24042W [WGS84, +8m], 34m elev. SMR816 Bolitoglossa striatula adult ♀ RNA Later - liver 8/27/09 SMR817 Andis tenuifrons adult ♂ " SMR818 " " adult ♀ " SMR819 Xenotodas albogularis adult ♀ liver-RNA Later 8/26/09 3.8 km W (by rd) of El Rama or highway to Managua, Region Autonoma del Atlantico Sur, Nicaragua Aug.25 12.18779N, 84.24668W [WGS84, +10m], 38m elev. SMR820 Rama fereri adult ♀ RNA Later - 8/26/09 7.0 km W (by rd) of El Rama or highway to Managua, Region Autonoma del Atlantico Sur, Nicaragua Aug.25 12.19729N, 84.27098W [WGS84, +10m], 46m elev. SMR821 Bufo valliceps adult RNA Later - liver 8/27/09 12.4 km W (by rd) of El Rama or highway to Managua, Region Autonoma del Atlantico Sur, Nicaragua Aug.25 12.18716N, 84.31781W [WGS84, +10m], 51m elev. SMR822 Strechophalus venulosus [illegible] subadult RNA Later - liver 8/27/09 SMR823 Scinax stufferi adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 8/27/09 SMR824 " " adult ♂ " SMR825 " " adult ♂ " SMR826 Bufo valliceps adult RNA Later - liver 8/26/09

Catalog import ( import ) 13. J. (b) W mit 25.pst Polystyrol - rot, IAN 9 " " " " import ( import ) 13. J. (b) W mit 8.0 Polystyrol - rot, IAN 9 import ( import ) 13. J. (b) W mit 0.5 Polystyrol - rot, IAN 9 import ( import ) 13. J. (b) W mit 4.01 Polystyrol - rot, IAN 9 " " " " " " Polystyrol - rot, IAN 9

lorto, Sean 2009 Catalogue Kukra Hill boat lock, Regi\u00f3n Aut\u00f3noma del Atl\u00e1ntico Sur, Nicaragua Aug. 26 12.2314'N, 83.74310'W [WGS84, +8m], 21m elev. SMR827 Smilisca baudinii adult RNA Later- liver 8/27/09 Aug. 27 SMR828 Hemidactylus frenatus adult \" \" Finca los Flores, 1.5km W (by air) of town of Kukra Hill, Regi\u00f3n Aut\u00f3noma del Atl\u00e1ntico Sur, Nicaragua Aug. 27 12.24428'N, 83.75953'W [WGS84, +6m], 67m elev. SMR829 Bolitoglossa striatula adult RNA Later- liver 8/27/09 SMR830 Smilisca baudinii juv. \" \" SMR831 Ilinois celove adult \" \" El Alj\u00edndar, Reserva Atl\u00e1ntic - El Diablo, Depto. Jinotega, Nicaragua Aug. 29 13.15735'N, 85.82385'W [WGS84, +8m], 1280 m elev. SMR832 Agalychnis callidryas adult \u2665 tissue lost SMR833 Rana brownorum juv. RNA Later- 8/30/09 liver SMR834 Smilisca baudinii adult \u2665 \" \" 13.17752'N, 85.88366'W [WGS84, +9m], 1061m elev. SMR835 Agalychnis callidryas adult \u2666 RNA Later- 8/30/09 Universidad Centroamericana field station, Reserva Atl\u00e1ntic - El Diablo, Depto. Jinotega, Nicaragua Aug. 29 13.10898'N, 85.86063'W [WGS84, +8m], 1160 m elev. SMR836 Andis quzeagulus adult RNA Later- liver 8/30/09 SMR837 Botrichus schleplii adult \u2666 \" \" SMR838 Bistamentos ridens adult \" \"

capsule Page 23 18.7502W 42.8202N W*2284+49 M*H6E0.R1 POL-XY - rel-JAMR Hubei unbound, isolated: 2KXZQ " " Hubei, partially cysteine-labeled: 2KXZQ Page 23 18.7502W 42.8202N W*2284+49 M*H6E0.R1 POL-XY - rel-JAMR Hubei, partially isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, unbound, isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, cysteine-labeled: 2KXZQ Page 23 18.7502W 42.8202N W*2284+49 M*H6E0.R1 POL-XY - rel-JAMR Hubei, partially isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, unbound, isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, cysteine-labeled: 2KXZQ Page 23 18.7502W 42.8202N W*2284+49 M*H6E0.R1 POL-XY - rel-JAMR Hubei, partially isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, unbound, isolated: 2KXZQ " " " Hubei, cysteine-labeled: 2KXZQ

hosts, dean 2009 Catalogue Datanki El Abridado, Reserva [illegible] - El Aizabla, Depto. Jinotega, Nicaragua Aug.30 13.15534°N, 85.87111°W [WGS84, ±8m], 142m elev. SMR839 Andis cuprea adult RNALater - liver 8/30/09 SMR840 Andis sp. gir. " " SMR842 Oedipina sp. adult RNALater - liver intestine 8/30/09 SMR844 Orangeator lawester adult RNALater - liver 8/30/09 13.15735°N, 85.82385°W [WGS84, ±8m], 1280m elev. SMR843 Bufo caudifer adult RNALater - liver 8/30/09 4.5 km (by rd) from center of Matagalpa on road to Jinotega, Depto. Matagalpa, Nicaragua Aug.30 12.95868°N, 85.91965°W [WGS84, ±9m], 973m elev. SMR841 Mastigodryas dorsalis adult male DOR RNALater - liver 8/30/09 On road below centro de visitantes, Volcán Momotombo, Depto. Granada, Nicaragua Aug.31 11.83558°N, 85.78174°W [WGS84, ±7m], 1088m elev. extent: 500m SMR845 Bolitoglossa momotomboensis adult ♀ RNALater - liver 9/1/09 SMR846 " " " adult ♀ SMR847 " " " adult SMR848 " " " adult SMR849 " " " adult SMR850 " " " adult SMR851 " " " adult SMR852 " " " subadult

complete incomplete, incomplete, polka dot (13) - [illegible] complete, which is 13 polka dot, oval, not a 14/9 " " " " polka dot, solid, not a 14/9 polka dot, oval, not a 14/9 Huba Huba Huba Huba 2WK670 2WK870 2WK872 2WK844 " " incomplete, incomplete, polka dot (13) - [illegible] complete, which is 13 polka dot, oval, not a 14/9 Huba 2WK670 " " incomplete, incomplete, polka dot (13) - [illegible] incomplete, incomplete, polka dot (13) - [illegible] which is 13 polka dot, oval, not a 14/9 Huba 2WK870 " " " " " " [illegible] 2WK670 2WK844 2WK872 2WK880 2WK821 2WK825 Hubalus

Points, Sean 2009 Catalogue Aug. 31 On road below centro de visitantes, Volcán Momotombo, Depto. Granada, Nicaragua 11.83558°N, 85.98174°W [WGS84, ±7m], 1085m elev. extent: 500m SMR855 Ambloicia baudini adult RNA Later - liver 9/1/09 SMR856 Andis lipicetus adult ♂ " SMR857 Andis cupreus adult ♀ " 11.83816°N, 85.98363°W [WGS84, ±10m], 950m elev. SMR853 Graugester fitzingeri adult RNA Later - liver 9/1/09 SMR854 Hendropaphus microcephalus adult " Sept. 1 11.83922°N, 85.98447°W [WGS84, ±9m], 892m elev. SMR858 Coniphanes piccinnitis adult RNA Later - liver 9/1/09 Sept. 2 Salado Flaco, 22.2km (by rd) from center of Granada on road to Molecatoya, then 2.8km E (by boat) of town of Los Cosos, Lago de Nicaragua, Depto. Granada, Nicaragua 12.09568°N, 85.86362°W [WGS84, ±7m max], 59m elev. SMR859 Frachmys emolli adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 9/2/09 SMR860 " " " adult ♀ " - two RNA Later liver samples and one EtOH sample of each turtle Sept. 4 Palermo, ca. 13.5km (by rd) from center of León on road to Supaya beach, Depto. León, Nicaragua 12.38752°N, 86.99112°W [WGS84, ±11m], 77m elev. SMR861 Frachmys senesta adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 9/4/09 - left specimen in León

Catalogue 1964: 302a mode n°701 [m]f[+x]25W] W[+H]PP.28 M*2828Y.II polycrystal - reticular this unit is visible 2828M2 " " this unit is hidden 2828M2 " " ? this one is also 2828M2 mode n°897 [m]o1t [+x]25W] W[+H]PP.28 M*2828Y.II polycrystal - reticular this unit is present 2828M2 " " this sub-group is complete +2828M2 mode n°974 [m]o1t [+x]25W] W[+H]PP.28 M*2828Y.II polycrystal - reticular this attricop composition Y828M2 1.5kg at born in chamber (crystal) n°609, polycrystal & quartz (or quartz?) + (feldspar?) E [x]28Y n°2828M2 mode n°745 m°f[+x]25W] W[+H]PP.28 M*2828Y.II polycrystal - reticular " this alloy composition P2828M2 " " ? this one 0828M2 what does it signify 1967? we have chlorine and nitrogen but - equally at born in site f.28m[?] n°2828, no sample? mode n°FF [m]o1t [+x]25W] W[+H]PP.28 M*2828Y.II 4.5kg polycrystal - reticular " this alloy composition F 1028M2 with no nitrogen yet.

Double-tissued specimens (specimen to UNAN, tissue to MVZ) same locality as SMR882 JS1390 Phaeoceros eurynomus adult RNALater- liver 8/25/09

(5M at unit, VANU at comspt) remises heart-head FRANCE or island more POLARIS said - not clear that it suggests currently OPEN

Parto, Dean 2009 Catalogue Las Lejas microwave station, 5.1 Km SW (by air) of Las Nigas, Neracruy, Mexico Nov. 13 19.59242°N, 97.09566°W [± 6m], 3127 m elev. SMR862 Pseudoeurycea lepraea subadult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 SMR863 " " juv. RNA Later - whole animal 11/15/09 4.5 Km (by road) W of Las Nigas on road to Villa Alegre, Neracruy, Mexico 19.60187°N, 97.12653°W [± 6m], 2746 m elev. Nov. 13 SMR864 P. lepraea adult RNA Later - liver 11/17/09 SMR865 " " adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 SMR866 " " adult ♂ " " SMR867 " " adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 SMR868 " " adult " " SMR869 " " ?adult ♀ " " SMR870 " " subadult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 SMR871 " " subadult " " SMR872 " " juv. RNA Later - whole animal 11/15/09 0.9 Km S (by air) of Dona Alta microwave station, then 6.0 Km E (by road) of Chiconguaco, Neracruy, Mexico Nov. 14 19.74724°N, 96.77407°W [± 10m], 2255 m elev. SMR873 Pseudoeurycea ophalica juv. RNA Later - liver 11/17/09 all points in WGS84 datum

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Rants, Dear 2009 Catalogue Forest above La Joya Chica, 2.7 Km SW (by air) of La Joya, Neracuy, Mexico Nov. 15 19.58578 N, 97.08895 W [+6m], 2259 m elev. SMR 874 Pseudurycea cephalica RNA Later - liver 11/17/09 875 " " " RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 876 Pseudurycea lynchi adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 19.58320 N, 97.03228 W [+6m], 2289 m elev. SMR 877 P. lynchi adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 878 " " adult " " 879 Thorius minydenus adult " " SMR 880 P. lynchi adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 19.58435 N, 97.03365 W [+8m], 2329 m elev. SMR 881 P. lynchi adult RNA Later - liver 11/15/09 882 " " adult RNA Later - liver 11/17/09 - SMR 881 found in road bank, tail damaged by potato rake Canyon 2.8 Km N (by rd) of center of Jesolo on road to Coatepec, Neraquy, Mexico Nov. 16 19.40317 N, 96.98988 W [+7m], 1061 m elev. SMR 883 adult RNA Later - liver 11/17/09 884 adult " " 885 adult " " 886 Graugaster adult " "

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Rancho, Dean 2009 Catalogue Rancho Las Puertas, 6.0km N (by rd) of entrance to Huatusco on MX125, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 17 19.18543°N, 96.96080°W [± 5m], 1322m elev. SMR887 RNAlater-liver 11/17/09 SMR888 Grangaster " " SMR889 Grangaster " " SMR890 Grangester " " SMR891 Grangester " " SMR892 Pseudowrycea ephalicia "cafetabra" gnr. RNAlater-liver 11/20/09 19.18621°N, 96.96204°W [± 13m], 1307m elev. SMR893 Pseudowrycea ephalicia "cafetabra" adult ♀ F- liver 11/24/09 SMR894 " " adult ♂ " " N E 1.0 Km and 0.8 Km (by rd) from center of Cuauttlapan, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 18 18.88390°N, 97.01050°W [± 10m], 992m elev. SMR895 Botitoglossa rufescens adult ♀ F- liver - 11/24/09 SMR896 " " adult ♂ " " Nov. 18 0.8km S (by rd) of Puerto del Aire on MX150, Veracruz, Mexico 18.69510°N, 97.33978°W [± 5m], 2314m elev. SMR897 Hyla euphorbiacea adult RNAlater-liver 11/19/09 Nov. 18 Forest on western edge of town of Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico 18.69942°N, 97.33528°W [± 4m], 2370m elev. SMR898 Phorinus troglodytes adult F- liver - 11/24/09

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ovito, Sean 2009 Catalogue Coetzela, 8.9 Km S (by rd) of center of Amatlan, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 27 18.78760°N, 96.91735°W [±6m], 585m elev. SMR 899 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult RNALater - liver 12/4/09 900 " " adult H " 901 Smilisca baudinii adult RNALater - liver 12/2/09 - B. rufescens died in captivity while awaiting parasite analysis, dropped tails 9.2 Km NE (by rd) of Catemaco on road to Santecomapan, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 28 18.48407°N, 95.06893°W [±10m], 580m elev. SMR 902 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult RNALater - liver 12/2/09 903 " " adult H ♂ RNALater - liver 12/10/09 center of SE slopes of Volcan San Martin, 10.5 Km NE (by air) of San Andres Tuxtla on road to Ruiz Cortines, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 28 18.52104°N, 95.14804°W [±32m], 1097m elev. SMR 904 Pseudoeurycea werleri adult ♂ RNALater - liver 11/28/09 Forest 1.0 Km W (by air) of Julian Grajales, 19.4Km (by rd) W of center of Pueblo Nuevo Solistahuacan, Chiapas, Mexico Dec. 1 17.13084°N, 92.98886°W [±7m], 1824m elev. SMR 905 Bolitoglossa occidentalis juv. RNALater - liver 12/10/09 Dec. 3 SMR 906 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult ♀ " " SMR 907 " " adult ♀ " "

supolota Nov 23 18,350km, [nFt] W7891DP, M47891KI ZWRJOS to Hube injected modulated PORKMZ " " Hube " " OOP Nov 23 18,350km, [nFt] W7891DP, M47891KI ZWRJOS to Hube injected modulated PORKMZ " " Hube " " OOP Dec 3 18,350km, [nFt] W7891DP, M47891KI ZWRJOS to Hube injected modulated PORKMZ " " Hube " " OOP Dec 3 18,350km, [nFt] W7891DP, M47891KI ZWRJOS to Hube injected modulated PORKMZ " " Hube " " OOP

ovito, Sean 2009 Catalogue Forest 1.25km W (by air) of Julian Grajales, 19.4 km (by rd) W of center of Pueblo Nuevo Solistahuacan, Chiapas, Mexico Dec. 3 17.12730°N, 92.99077°W [±6m], 1950m elev. SMR908 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 909 " " " adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 910 Bolitoglossa occidentalis adult ♂ " " 911 " " " adult ♂ " " Dec. 6 9.0km NE (by rd) of Yajalon-Chilon highway on road from Yajalon to Amado Nervo, Chiapas, Mexico 17.19820°N, 92.29839°W [±14m], 1611m elev. SMR912 Electrolyla matudai juvenile RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 913 Ptychahyla euthysanota juvenile RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 914 Bolitoglossa rutescens adult ♂ RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 915 " " " subadult ♀ RNA Later - tail 12/10/09 916 " " " subadult ♀ RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 917 " " " subadult ♀ " " on road to Cairo Vista Hermosa, 7.5 km (by rd) N of edge of Berriozabal, Chiapas, Mexico Dec. 7 16.84198°N, 93.30156°W [±7m], 1191m elev. SMR918 Bolitoglossa adult ♀ RNA Later - liver 12/10/09 919 " " adult ♀ " " 920 " " adult ♀ " "

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orito, Jean 2009 Catalogue edge of Cuchunbac, 10.5km N (by rd) of Berriozabal on road to Cairo, Chiapas, Mexico Dec.7 16.86071°N, 93.31046°W [± 9m], 1066m elev. SMR921 Bulitogassa adult ♂ RNALater-liver 12/10/09 922 " " " " 923 " " adult ♂ " "" El Pozo, 16 km (by rd) N of center of Berriozabal, Chiapas, Mexico Dec.7 16.86204°N, 93.32404°W [± 9m], 1128m elev. SMR924 Crangaster pozo adult RNALater-liver 12/10/09 925 " " juv. " " 926 " " juv. " " 927 " " juv. " " 9.0 Km NE (by rd) of Yajalon-Chilon highway on road from Yajalon to Amado Nervo, Chiapas, Mexico Dec.6 17.19820°N, 92.29839°W [± 14m], 1611m elev. SMR928 Crangaster adult ♀ RNALater-liver 12/10/09 929 " " juv. " " 930 Crangaster adult " "" La Galería, 11.0km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza on MX175, Mpio. San Pedro Yoloix, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.14 17.60071°N, 96.41753°W [± 9m], 2040m elev. SMR931 Crangaster adult RNALater-liver 12/17/09 932 " " adult " " 933 Hyla juv. " "

Catalog [illegible] Dec 14 2WK351 Cerebrator [illegible] [mP+] W*+002.FI RNATase-Inv RNAD " " Holo " " [illegible] Dec 8 2WK350 Cerebrator [illegible] [mP+] W*+379.FI RNATase-Inv RNAD " " Holo " " [illegible] Dec 1 2WK349 Cerebrator [illegible] [mP+] W*+568.EF RNATase-Inv RNAD " " Holo " " [illegible] Dec 1 2WK347 Cerebrator [illegible] [mP+] W*+568.EF RNATase-Inv RNAD " " Holo " " [illegible]

ovito, Sean 2009 Catalogue La Galera, 11.0km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza on MX175, Mpio. San Pedro Yalox, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.14 17.60071N, 96.41753W [+ 9m], 2040m ekr. SMR934 Chiropterotriton pluvialis adult RNA Later - liver 12/17/09 935 " " adult " " 936 " " adult " " 937 " " subadult " " 938 " " juv. RNA Later - intestine 12/17/09 939 " " juv. " " 3.8 Km E (by rd) of San Pedro Yalox on road to MX175, Mpio. San Pedro Yalox, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.14 17.59039N, 96.53176W [+ 10m], 2326m ekr. SMR 940 Electrohylo adult RNA Later - liver 12/17/09 9.2 Km S (by rd) of Valle Nacional on MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.15 17.79399N, 96.38081W [+ 9m], 651m ekr. SMR941 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult RNA Later - liver 12/17/09 942 " " adult " " La Galera, 11.0Km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza on MX175, Mpio. San Pedro Yalox, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec. 15 17.60439N, 96.41650W [+ 9m], 2024m ekr. SMR943 Craugaster adult RNA Later - liver 12/17/09 944 Chiropterotriton pluvialis adult " " 945 " subadult " " 946 " juv. " "

Catalogue Dec 17 2WKP4+ Chiricahua Mountains Hoba Rattlesnake Lake 16'N38° " " Hoba " " D3P " " Hoba " " D5P " " Hoba " " D3P Dec 19 2WKP4+ Chiricahua Mountains Hoba Rattlesnake Lake 16'N38° " " Hoba " " D3P " " Hoba " " D5P

ovito, Sean 2009 Catalogue La Galera, 11.0km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza on MX175, Mpio. San Pedro Yoxoc, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec. 15 17.60432°N, 96.41650°W [+9m], 2024m elev. SMR 947 Chiropterotriton pluvialis RNALater-liver 12/17/09 948 " " juv. RNALater-liver 12/17/09 intestine 949 " " RNALater-liver 12/17/09 950 " " juv. RNALater-liver 12/17/09 intestine 951 Pseudoeurycea saltator adult RNALater-liver 12/17/09 952 " " adult " Lg Esperanza, on MX175 between Ixtlan and Valle Nacional, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec. 15 17.62733°N, 96.36697°W [+10m], 1708m elev. SMR 953 Eleutherodactylus RNALater-liver 12/21/09 1.1 km N (by rd) of [illegible] Cerro Pelón mirador on MX175, 25.8km W (by rd) of La Esperanza, Mpio. Santiago Canaltepec, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec. 16 17.58531°N, 96.51079°W [+9m], 2908m elev. SMR 954 Pseudoeurycea juarezi RNALater-liver 12/21/09 955 " " " 956 Thorius aureus adult ♀ RNALater-liver 12/21/09 intestine 957 " " adult ♂ " 958 Thorius aureus? adult ♂ " 959 Thorius boreas adult ♂ RNALater-liver 12/21/09 intestine 960 Thorius macdougalli adult ♂ RNALater-liver 12/21/09 intestine also tail tip 961 Thorius macdougalli adult ♂ " 962 Thorius " adult ♂ RNALater-liver 12/21/09 963 Thorius " adult ♂ "

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Rovito, Sean 2009 Catalogue 6.8 Km N (by rd) of Llano de las Flores on MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.16 17.47893°N, 96.51004°W [±12m], 2961m elev. SMR964 Thorius boreas adult ♀ RNA Later-liver 12/21/09 3.7 Km N (by rd) of Peña Verde on road to Tlaxitac Viejo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.18 17.86864°N, 96.73496°W [±9m], 1935m elev. SMR965 [illegible] adelos adult RNA Later-liver 12/21/09 Lineatrix 11.5 Km W (by rd) of Peña Verde on road to Concepción Papalo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.189 17.83172°N, 96.78009°W [±8m], 2736 m elev. SMR966 Thorius papaldae adult ♂ RNA Later-liver 12/21/09 1.8 Km E (by rd) of San Alejo, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec.19 17.87949°N, 96.71579°W [±8m], 1587m elev. SMR967 Craugastor adult RNA Later-liver 12/21/09 1Km W (by air) of center of Cuantlapan, Veracruz, Mexico Dec.28 18.87861°N, 97.03175°W [±8m], 1042m elev. SMR968 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult ♀ RNA Later-liver 12/31/09 969 " " adult ♂ " "

Rovito, Jean 2009 Catalogue Avenida Poniente, 0.8km W (by rd) of center of Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico Dec.28 18.89668°N, 97.00600°W [±7m], 1004m elev. SMR970 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult ♀ RNA Later - liver 12/31/09 971 " " adult ♀ " " 972 " " adult ♂ " " 1 block E of parque central, Cuautlapan, Veracruz, Mexico Dec.29 18.87789°N, 97.02212°W [±8m], 953m elev. SMR973 Bolitoglossa platydactyla juv. RNA Later liver intestine 12/31/09 0.4Km E and 1.2Km S of parque central, Cuautlapan, Veracruz, Mexico Dec.29 18.86763°N, 97.02525°W [±10m], 1011m elev. SMR974 B.rufescens adult RNA Later - liver 6/25/10

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Sean M. Rovito 2009 Journal Guatemala: El Quiche, Huehuetenango Mexico: Chiapas, Oaxaca, Veracruz Nicaragua: Granada, Jinotega, Managua, Rivas, South Atlantic Autonomous Region

Points, Dear 2009 Journal The original field notes for this trip were stolen, along with my backpack and camera, on Jan. 15 in Guatemala City. I have rewritten them from memory. Jan. 5 Chichicastenango area, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Ted Papenfuss and I arrived in Guatemala on Jan. 3. We were joined yesterday by Jim Patton, Carla Cicero, Javier Castillo and Zach Hannah from the MVZ and Carlos Vasquez, Sergio Perez, Rosa Jimenez, Jacob Conde and Andrea Cabrera from MUSHNAT and the Univ. de San Carlos. Today we left Guatemala City and drove to Los Encuentros, then took the road to Chichicastenango. We stopped on the way down a deep canyon just before Cuchil in a nice oak forest with lots of bromeliads. Javier Junger found B. cuchumatana here a few weeks ago. We opened bromeliads for about 1 hour, and I quickly found a juvenile B. cuchumatana. Jim Patton, Ted, Jacob and Carlos searched, too, and Jim get 2 [illegible] adults and a subadult, all in bromeliads. The forest floor was relatively dry, so conditions were good for bromeliads. We had limited time, so he stopped searching and went on to Huehuetenango, where we spent the night. Jan. 7 Finca Ascension, a road from Malambojch to Rio Seco, Depto. Huehuetenango Yesterday, we drove from Huehue to Malambojch. We are staying at a Swedish school/community center run by a man named Per Anderson. We drove east about 10km on the road to Rio Seco, passing through only cleared areas or secondary pine forest before arriving at some good cloud forest right along the road. We

Janito, Dean 2009 Journal Finca Chicxcanan, on road from Malambojoch to Rio Seco, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (tent.) Jan. 7 ... drove on to the aldea of Chaquenal and learned that most of this forest is owned by a private finca, Finca Chicxcanan, owned by a man named Salomon Nieto in Huehue. The rest of the forest belongs to the community of Nuevo Triunfo, past Chaquenal. We spoke to the manager of the finca, who gave us permission to work there this morning. We put in 5 small buckets (maybe 1.5-2L) on a trail 10.3km (rd) from Malambojoch-, and then started searching in bromeliads and logs. We began searching around 10:00 or 10:30 and I quickly found a small hyliid with tan dorsal coloration, yellow legs and black spots on the side, but it escaped out of my hand. We found several small Bolitoglossa with feet like B. rufescens but with darker dorsal coloration and black mottling on a pale venters. These might be B. stuarti, or just B. rufescens; they were found in bromeliads. Carlos got a big B. lineri in a bromeliad; it has a mostly continuous red band on the dorsum, more like the ones we got in Nebaj in 2005 than those from San Marcos, which have more broken red coloration. I opened a fair number of logs and, to my surprise, found an adult Brachytitan silvia inside a small rotten log. It's very exciting to have found this salamander, and this extends its range beyond just Finca Chiblac. We searched here until about 14:08. Jacinto get 2 juvenile Bolitoglossa that are brown with separate toes and may be B. cuachumatana. We drove on; took the road to Chaquenal and stopped in some liquidamber forest 0.4km from the Malambojoch- Rio Seco road. We searched in bromeliads for about an hour and get a dark colored salamander that I would tentatively call

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Ronto, Dean 2009 Journal Jan. 7 F Erica claxsoniana on Yolambijoch - Rio Seco road, Dept. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (sat) ... Boldoglossa stuarti. The forest here looks secondary, or at least quite disturbed; the understory is mostly Heliconia. We then drove to Rio Seco and onto a flat-topped hill with good forest on both sides of the road and continued the excursion about 2km from the Mexican border crossing (unofficial). The forest behind the town looked very nice and seemed like it was at a good elevation to look for Boldoglossa jacksoni (1000-1100m). The people seemed wary of us, and the mayor told us they were under Zapatista control, and that it would be better if we left. We drove to Yalanhuitz, where we got a more welcome reception but saw much less forest. We then tried to ask permission in Rio Seco to work in their municipal forest, but were told forcefully (and almost rudely) to leave at once before something happened. We later learned that 2 entomologists collecting butterflies in the forest here had been attacked and driven out. There appears to be no government presence here (including police), so the communities are in complete control of everything. We gave up and decided to work in Erica claxsoniana instead of looking for a new site. Jan. 8 We returned to Erica claxsoniana this morning. Ted and Carlos went to the manager's house to find someone to watch the bird team's mist nets; two were stolen last night. Jacobo and I started searching at in some really nice forest 10km (rd) from Yolambijoch. While there has been logging of some of the big trees, many are left and the forest structure appears intact - this is better than where we were yesterday, where the forest was somewhat disturbed. I quickly

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notes, Dean 2009 Journal (cant.) Jan. 8 Fencer discansan, or Yalambojach - Rio de Oro? People: Hualvetango; Gustonba ... found a small Bolitoglossa (referrera?) under a log; during the rest of the day, cl found several more under logs, in bromeliads, under a rock along the road and even in a rot mass of some weeds along the road. This species appears to be extremely abundant here. The loggers have left many woodpiles lying around, and Jacobo found another Bradystoma in one of them; cl found another at 09:40, when Ted and Carlos arrived. Carlos and cl each found 1 more under logs in the woodpile-the logs are on top of a carpet of sawdust, and thus are quite damp underneath. Ted declared he wouldn't leave the area until he found me, even if it meant staying extra days. We spent the rest of the day searching for woodpiles, which we then let Ted search while we waited. Carlos found another Bradystoma under a board, and cl got 1 in a log. We spent several hours like this, and then went to the nearby town of Bendición de Dios around 16:30 to ask permission to search along the Rio Daneapitch, the type locality of Hyla dendrophasma, at night. They said yes so we returned at 19:00 and went to the creek with a man from town. We searched along the river from about 19:45-20:45, in both 2° forest, farmland and some remnant forest with big trees and bromeliads. cl caught a Bana virillanti (saw/heard many more) and a small Hyliid (Physchihyla?) of the same species cl found yesterday in a bromeliad. Ted and Carlos each got a Plectrohyla. We then walked from the town to the "Laguna Bareria", which turned out to be a lake in the middle of a cow pasture (with some liquidambar trees) and Bana. This took a long time, and we drove back to Yalambojach. The weather was very dry tonight - not the best for finding amphibians.

Points, Dean 2009 Journal Jan. 9 San Mateo chistatan area, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. We drove up towards San Mateo Chistatan in search of Pseudotriton "chrysum", currently being described by Jon Campbell. We took a wrong turn after Bulij and ended up in a fairly nice oak-madrone-pine forest with lots of bromeliads just before the small village of Palagua. We went back and continued to San Mateo, where we got a 1-day permit and someone from the municipality to go with us for Q100. We asked him about bromeliads and he directed us back the way we had come. We found only pine forest and grassland and it became clear he didn't know what a bromeliad was. We then drove to a spot ca. 4 Km (road) from San Mateo on the main road to Huehue, where we found some big oaks still standing. There were no bromeliads here, but we searched for about an hour under bark and in logs. This was clearly a nice oak forest once but it is now very open and highly disturbed. I got 3 B. rostrata in logs, we got 3 Dyaloporus in a trunk and Jacobo found a Bufo leucutus. We dropped off our "guide", got another who wanted a ride to Bulij (spelling?) and returned to the forest near Palagua. We searched in bromeliads from 16:30 - almost 18:00. The forest floor was very dry and bromeliads were productive. I got 2 B. rostrata and 3 B. linnean, including 3 salamanders in 1 bromeliad. Carlos and Jacobo got a B. rostrata and a big B. leucutus. We left at dusk and spent much of the evening preparing specimens. We had planned to go to Laguna Maxbal, near Finca Chiflac, in the next day or two, but the logistics proved complex and the accommodation/permit situation there was uncertain, so we decided not to move. The weather continued to be unseasonably dry.

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Rovers, Dean 2009 Journal Jan.10 Finca chicanon, 10-11 km (rd) E of Yalambajich, Depto Huchuetengo, Guatemala We spent the morning and early afternoon photographing and prepping specimens. We returned to Finca chiccan around 15:00 at Ted's insistence - he said he would not leave until he personally caught a Bradytriton. We searched for ~1hr in tronchios and logs at the trail 10.3 km from Yalambajich, but found only 1 small Bolitoglossa sp. (not collected). We then moved to the spot 0.7 km further on, where we found all the Bradytriton, and searched from approx. 16:45-18:00. We found another small Bolitoglossa (not collected). We waited until about 18:45 and walked the path with lights. I found an adult Bradytriton walking on a log and called Ted over to pick it up - apparently this "counts". He found another small Bolitoglossa (collected) under a log and Carlos got a Graustera rhodopis. We searched until around 20:00, but conditions were dry and we found nothing else. This area has lots of rock (limestone?) with small caves or cracks, some of which were quite deep and seemed moist. It looks like what I picture as great habitat for Ilytantis; I expect they are here and that one could find them if it rained more. Jan.11 Palegua area, Mpio. San Mateo chitan, Depto Huchuetengo, Guatemala We drive to San Mateo chitan and spent the morning getting guides, permits and hotel rooms for the bird and mammal teams, who will work near here for 2-3 days. We then drove back to the forest near Palegua, arriving at approx. 15:00, and began to search in tronchios. Carlos found a Hendrtriton almost immediately, and I found another. Ted got a male, female and a

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Jan. 2009 Journal Palegua area, Npio San Mateo cxataton, Depto Huchuetanango Guatemala (cont.) Jan. 11... juvenile in a single bromeliad, and we ended up with a total of 6 D. chrysurus plus 5 B. linedni 1 B. lortwigi + 7 B. retrata in 2 hours of searching; all in bromeliads. This forest is unlike others we have worked at in Guatemala; in addition to madrone trees, there are also tons of lig agave plants. We drove back towards Malambojoch and tried to work in the area of forest where the bird and mammal teams had worked earlier, ca. 3 km from Malambojoch, but we had time to open only a few bromeliads before it got dark. The dry weather continued today, which was ideal for bromeliads. It would be nice to get some rain and perhaps have a chance to find Nystacris, though. Jan. 12 Montanas de Pena Blanca Cules Depto Huchuetanango Guatemala We left Malambojoch at 08:00 and drove towards Cules. Along the way we found a Kinosteron crossing the road just past Alden las Palmas where the road to Malambojoch meets the Nanto-Mexican border road. We continued to CA-1, turned off at Coltenango towards Cules and then took a very steep road north to San Francisco El Retiro. We climbed out of extremely dry habitat into more mesic oak-madrone forest; went past San Francisco El Retiro and arrived at a locked chain, behind which is a forest "protected" by INAB. We paid Q100 to have the gate unlocked and drove on to a point 17.1 km (rd) from the main highway. This area is high and dry, with pine-fir-oak forest; grassland and lots of rock. It looks just like the high part of the Cuchumatanes above Huchuetanango.

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Karito, Dean 2009 Journal Montañas de Pina Blanca, Cuiles, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (cont.) Jan. 12 ... The area where we stopped to work has been logged, but there were still pine and oak trees and tons of logs. Ted and worked mostly in exposed, drier areas in logs and got 1 B. medio, 1 Acelospus and 1 Mesaspis each. Carlos and Jacobo worked more in the forest and got 6 B. medio (in and under logs), 3 L. rex juveniles in logs and a Dendrostemon rallei in a bromeliad in an oak tree. I joined them and found another juvenile L. rex in a log and 2 big A. rallei in a single bromeliad in an oak tree (1 of 2 it opened). searched here approx. 2 hrs. We drove back towards the gate and stopped in an oak-pine-madrone forest with tons of bromeliads that looked a lot like the D. "chigsum" site near Palagua. We spent bromeliads for ~45 min. and Jacobo found a big Allemania. This is the first one I have ever seen, and it is really beautiful. We drove back to CA-1 and spent the night at the Hotel El Reposo. La Cumbre, Montañas de Cuiles, Depts. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 13 We drove from El Reposo up into the Montañas de Cuiles, past El Paraíso to "La Cumbre," the high point on the road to We found a single D. rallei here in 2007. We worked the same area as then, walking up a trail S of the road from 2800-3500m. Bromeliads were abundant near the road, and I got a tiny Andris, a B. medio and a B. lincolnii in bromeliads. This forest has been logged, has cows in it and looks in worse shape than it did over a year ago. We searched here from 10:00-13:00, in both bromeliads and logs. Carlos got a big B. lincolnii from inside a log.

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Ivito, Dear 2009 Journal Jan.13 La Cumbre, Montanas de Cuico, Depto. Huchuetengo, Guatemala (cont.) ...The adult B. linckii that clive seen from here are unusual in that their dorsal coloration is somewhat yellow-orange rather than the bright red seen elsewhere. This species seems extremely variable in coloration. We got 1 more B. linckii and 2 more B. morio (in bromeliads, I think) and then had to head back to La Democracia to deal with export permits. The area was quite wet and it seems to have rained last night, which could explain our relatively low success with bromeliads. The weather today was cool and very misty. Jan.14 Yalambajoch to Huetenergo, Depts. Huchuetengo, Guatemala We packed up this morning and left Yalambajoch. Carlos and cl pulled out the pitfall traps at Finca clxcarsan and got a live Brodrytriton and 3 dead shrews. It rained heavily last night which must have brought them out. The Brodrytriton must be abundant here, considering that we caught 1 in only 5 small pitfalls with no drift fences. The rest of the group returned to Huehue by way of Pantor while Carlos, Ted and cl drove to the Brodrytriton cuchumatanus type locality near San Juan clxcay. We were denied permission to enter by the people who live there, and it didn't seem open to negotiation. We drove on to Huchuetengo, having wasted several hours driving, where we all spent the night.

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into, dear 2009 Journal Aug. 22 Finca Mogdalena, Isle de Ometepe, Depto. Rivas, Nicaragua Arrived in Managua on Aug. 20 w/ Fed Papefusss. Drove to Leon and gave talks the next day at UAN-Leon. Met Javier Junyer and his friend Jenia Olavarr. Drove to San Jorge, Depto. Rivas. Stopped at El Quetz for ~40 min to look for Dermophis in cafetales but found nothing. Woke up and took ferry to Isla de Ometepe, then drove to Finca Mogdalena at base of Volcan Maderas. At 5:30PM, drove to Humedal Istiban near Playa Santo Domingo and began searching in a wetland with lots of grass at 18:30. Found a [illegible] Kinosterna scorpioides in shallow, muddy water near shore; also saw juvenile Caiman crocodilus; caught 2 Rana virillanti and saw many more; and got 2 Leptodactylus melanotus. Put in 1 turtle trap to get more Kinosterna. Habitat included dry forest trees and Araceae growing like mangroves in more stagnant, forested areas of wetland. Searched for 19 min in shallow water with tall vegetation for many calling Hylodactylus microcephalus; Jenin caught one. Walked back towards starting point; I caught 2 more Kinosterna scorpioides in shallow, muddy water or way back. Also got a Irotanthiurus nigrolineatus on edge of stagnant water in forested area with many fish. Saw a large female Basiliscus vittatus sleeping on a branch, but it escaped into water. Javier thought he saw a Phylodactylus tuberculosis. Found a small Leptodactylus fragilis where we put in turtle trap, which had only fish in it. Stopped to catch 11 Engystoma pustulosus in a small temporary pond along road near Finca Mogdalena. Day was warm, cloudy with thunder but no rain in afternoon. Evening cool and clear. Stopped searching in humedal at 20:00 before driving back to the Fincas.

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sto, Sean 2009 Journal Nican Maderas, Ojo de Agua, Depto Rincon, Nicaragua. Aug. 23 We started hiking at 08:00 at Finca Magdalena in dry forest. Quickly moved through dry forest and got to an area of cacao trees with wet leaf litter and some large broadleaf trees. Grapefruits were abundant here; 5 of us collected 18 C. laurenti and 4 C. fitzingeri in leaf litter in ~30 min. Our guide, Jara, saw an armadillo? Continued uphill with a dramatic vegetation change to a misty cloud forest with abundant ferns and some epiphytes (few bromeliads though) as we passed the cloud line at ~600m. Reached camp at 800m and started searching at 13:00 along trail; Bolitoglossa insularis have all been found dry day so far, including in the morning by guides. Opened logs, turned stones and checked in and on vegetation. Jara got a Deltor calvatus on a big fern; while Javier and Derin got a Diphenomorphus cherrei and several C. fitzingeri. Javier, Jara and I walked very slowly up to ~1150m, where the trees are much lower and have a thick covering of moss, and waited from 17:30 - 17:50 for it to get dark. Followed track and slowly searched with lights all the way back to camp. I saw an arboreal rodent and a Marmosa as well as a few Grapefruits, and passed Ted + Derin on the way down. Night was raining after a very misty day with drizzle, and cool with a lot of wind; perhaps too much for the salamanders. We all returned separately to camp between 22:30 and 23:00 without any salamanders. In addition to the possible rarity of this species (B. insularis), I think that the windy weather reduced our success. Still, cloud forest was incredible, especially considering its setting.

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nito, Jean 2009 Journal Aug. 25 El Rama, R.A.A.S., Nicaragua Yesterday, woke up and hiked down Volcan Maderas. Ferry to San Jorge Broke, and we took another, arriving in Masagua to prep specimens. Visited MARENA in morning, then drove east to town of El Rama, end of the paved road to the Atlantic coast. Wanted to get to Kukra Hill, but road was in very bad shape, so we stayed at the Ecohotel El Nivero just east of El Rama. Arrived at dark to hear Leptodactylus melanotus, Eixans stauferi, Agalychnis callidryas and Dipsas diastema in the hotel garden; caught a few. Drove west out of town for about 13km and heard D. muricophalus, Smilisca baudinii, S. phaesta, Bufo wallacei and above-mentioned frogs in ditches along road. Collected several B. wallacei and S. stauferi in a ditch along the road, where I saw a Micrurus that escaped by burrowing in bottom of muddy grassy pool. Also collected a Puma fervor and a Filochrophylus venulosus on road in light rain. It had rained all day, creating good conditions for searching. Found a DO R Phricureus eurypotilus that had just been killed, and saw a small long-tailed Boa constrictor on road. Searched for ~1hr including stop at pond. Returned to hotel. Javier, derin and I searched in grassy Strelitzia arbores plantation behind hotel, where large female Bolitoglossa striatula was on a branch of a fallen tree in the middle of grass. Our first Teuca salamander! I searched for ~30min before going back; habitat seemed bad, w/ no natural vegetation in sight. Javier + derin saw a Basiliscus and caught several anoles (A. limiflorus + A. lemurinus) as well as a Lonotodes alligatoris.

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Knits, Dean 2009 Journal Aug. 26 Kibera Hill and Greenfields Reserve, RAAS, Nicaragua. New road from El Karma to Kibera Hill was very bad after recent rain, so we hired someone with a truck to drive us there (3.5 hr). The first half of the trip was through cow pasture and the second half through oil palm plantations; no forest whatever left. Arrived in Kibera and took a panga south to Greenfields Reserve (ca 1 km), run by 2 Swiss people. Husband (Peter) was extremely anti-collecting; he might have told us at some point before to save us the trip. After 1 hr negotiating, went back to Kibera Hill and returned by handboat to Greenfields at 18:45. Peter led us through secondary forest that grew after a hurricane and fires 15 yrs ago. Lots of palm trees, some kind of spiky ground bromeliad, and thin broadleaf trees present, but forest wasn't very nice. Conditions were fairly dry (no rain today) and we heard only Disporus disstomus calling, and perhaps an Agalychnis (not sure). I also saw a Scinax stanferi. Saw nothing but a Septodrymus pulcherimus in a tree and several (4-5) Andas licorifrons; searched until 21:15. Peter knew all about frogs and appears to be a good naturalist, but has never seen a salamander! Perhaps they are not here. There doesn't seem to be any other forest in the area, based on what he and our boatman said.

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Ronto, Dean 2009 Journal Aug. 27 Kukera Hill, RAAS, Nicaragua We went down to the first lock in town and looked in a small area of green bananas behind the restaurant next to the panga dock for ~30 min. The bananas were OK but small and not numerous. Collected 2 Hemidactylus at dock. Javier and I walked back to the hotel, stopping in people's yards to check in their banana trees, searching for 30-40 min total. Javier found a big Frochophalus semilatus, a juvenile Smilisca baudinii and a Hphaerodactylus milipunctatus. We ate lunch, hired a taxi and drove out with a kid, Berto, whose father, Dionisio Blandón Romero, owns a finca. It was at the base of Kukera Hill, the type locality of Bolitoglossa striatula, about 1.5 km by air W of the town of Kukera Hill. We started searching in red banana plants at 13:30, then switched to green bananas (almost all were green except perhaps 10-15). We looked under leaves on the bananas, in banana leaf litter and under the abundant banana logs. Javier and Denis found a Tinia selae and an Anguis lemnifrons, and a juv. B. baudinii fell into the taxi driver's head. We also searched in a coconut palm where our guide saw 2 salamanders 8 days ago. Habitat outside of banana areas was Heliconia or weedy growth, with many oil palms and a few trees. We searched until about 16:00. Fel had gotten lost and went back to the taxi. He searched in a few green bananas there and found an adult B. striatula. It was extremely hot and sunny all afternoon, with no rain. Spent the evening preparing specimens. The entire area around Kukera Hill is tracked with oil palm plantations, so it's nice to know that B. striatula can still be found here.

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into, Dear 2009 Journal Aug. 29 El Haidro, Reserva Atlantí - El Haidr, Depto Jinotega, Nicaragua Yesterday, took pango from Kibera Hill to Bluefields. Waited 5 hours at dock to get pango to El Rama, then drove to Matagalpa. This morning, drove to a place called El Haidro in Reserva Atlantí - El Hidro, where there is a cabin to stay in. Arrived late in heavy rain, Fed insisted he wouldn't sleep there. Area has lots of coffee and bananas around the houses, with very nice cloud forest. Lots big broadleaf trees, tree ferns, and thick understory with many figras. Searched under brush piles around cleared areas + coffee, near where Javier found a single Odontira before, from about 15:45 - 16:00. Then split up - Javier stayed there, while 3 of us walked up into forest. Searched under logs + in leaf litter with stakes until 18:00. I went up to 1500m into nice forest, got lost + didn't get back until 18:30. We got 2 Andis quzequulus in forest. Around pond at buildings, found A. callidryas, Perna (irrespective), Perodophus elburcautus, Bato exciter, and Emiliser baudinii. It rained for first half hour of searching, then was cloudy. Drove up to Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) field station - very nice, saw an Agalychnis along the way. Walked down to a nearby stream, found 2 Bostrichia schlegelii along road in yucca plants and Perna iridellae along road. Searched along a nice stream in forest for 20:00-22:00; found a Phasgurus liastoma (heard many), Andis capito, A. lemnifera, A. quzequulus, and heard Hyliolatriochina Meighmani. Then walked along path in forest from ~ 22:00-22:45, and found a huge Chamtobla senchosa, plus a Pirstinantes riders and A. capito. Walked back to UCA station. Also got A. baudinii + Lepidodactylus melanostictus along road.

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Rasito, Leon 2009 Journal Aug. 30 El Jobrado, Reserva Datoni - El Diablo, Rasito, Jinotega, Nicaragua Woke up to find that the cat at UCA station had eaten several specimens, including the biggest elapitodes any of us had ever seen. Went back to cabin at El Jobrado and started searching at about 09:30 with 2 guides. Walked up through secondary forest and bananas to nice primary forest. I saw a Orangeata (mole?) but it escaped. Opened many logs until we arrived in an area with lots of bamboo and very big trees, where I found an adult Oedipina inside a very rotten log. It was very thin and completely black without any markings - the first of this genus I have ever found. We then continued down to the houses where we started, turning logs and raking in leaf litter as we had done before. I searched a lot in the leaf litter in the buttresses of large trees but found nothing more. Habitat is really nice, and Oedipina doesn't seem too rare - 8 specimens total have now been found (this one, Javier's + 6 by a Nicaraguan herpetologist). Known elevational range is now ~1250-1400m. I'm not familiar wr/ O. pseudouniformis, but paratypes from nearby Finca la Cumplida (on road from Jinotega to Matagalpa) could be conspecific with these (whether or not they are really O. pseudouniformis). We stopped searching around 13:30 and drove through Jinotega to try to visit Finca la Cumplida by way of Finca Minimo, owned by Lenin's friend, but had to stop at a locked gate. Did a DOR Montigadryce dextalis outside of Matagalpa. Drove back to Managua and spent evening prepping specimens.

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Rosito, Dear 2009 Journal Aug.31 Volcan Mombocho, Dept. Granada, Nicaragua Spent morning at MARENA arranging export permit, then drove to Volcan Mombocho. Road climbs from dry forest through coffee to a beautiful cloud forest with lots of epiphytes and short trees. Stayed at visitors center/field station and waited until dark. Lucky found 6 Bolitoglossa mombochensis on Heliconia around station in about 10 min; collected 1. After dinner (ca. 20:00) started walking down road. Salamanders were abundant on the higher part of the road, and we continued to see them until we passed palm eler, Volcan which we saw once. Color pattern very variable, from almost uniform brown to striped, with several specimens very light in color. Found 2 specimens with reddish (SMR852) or orange (SMR851) spots on a light background. Most have some B. striatula-like lines on center, but not nearly as pronounced, and lack (or nearly lack) them on limbs. Found 4 Ambliscea brandtii, 2 Hendrapsis microcephalus, 1 Craugastor litjini, 2 Bufo ceciliae, 5 Andes cupreus and about 10 Andes liporaeus (collected 5). Searched down to about 840m, then started back up, arriving at station around midnight. Sept.1 Drove down to Finca las Flores, where someone took a photo of a black Bolitoglossa ambra-like salamander. Finca is lower cloud forest. Started searching in cafetal around 09:30, then walked up road, stopping at 16:00m. Searched under logs, in leaf litter, in a few bananas + cut down a few bromeliads but found nothing. 2 guides from MARENA came with us and searched:

Jarnoff suppose yourself alone in the world. I am not certain that you require ANTHRO to provide you with such comfort. I only think that, paradoxically enough, it must have been helpful to find this text here. Perhaps - what these letters have written themselves? Rather curious to watch someone write himself an autobiography and interpret it as having happened. (1978-90) wrote at 40, I believe (mine of course) an attempt to a technical essay which was not published. But who could have written such an attempt on one's own with the tiny signal from within him? A man has no doubt valued quite a lot. During our lives, these spirits are in fact unknown thanks to any other human being. One writes & lives. Also if they give away some thing, it is because that in no step (1984-92) gave a (GOTAN?) compliment for the action on which civil - religious & one's own lives. I will be not (that obvious to) show how many ways stages? I acknowledge the complexity of it, indeed, surely & ? of little time we make about 2 volumes short & a quantity with texts of most relevance. (A better?) interpretation about? Happiness became vital to provide for social status with Only a sort of new power which could exist at such great scale in society. Whenever the relations established, it should be not; 08'90 because I think we preserve little or very little feel in such about literature (1986) to propose that we believe being that different, say a word that cannot say a bit about believe here on this sense ANTHRO may always & question 1. page

Rivito, Sean 2009 Journal Sept. 1 Nolén Manlecho, Depto. Granada, Nicaragua (cont) It was hard to search in cafetal, which was overgrown with weeds and had few logs. Our guide got a Cnemaphys spicabilis along a path on edge of cafetal (saw another) and 1 Pliinix selae in leaf litter. Stopped searching around 12:30 Sept. 2 Los Coos, Lago de Nicaragua, Depto. Granada, Nicaragua We drove out on the road to Malacatoya along the northern shore of Lake Nicaragua, looking for the type locality of Trachemys smooth. Drove 22.2 km to the small town of Los Coos (measured from cathedral in Granada), then found a fisherman with a boat who knew a good spot for turtles. We went with him and 2 other guys through really nice wetlands, with abundant bird life, to what appeared to be the mouth of a river on the edge of the Lago de Nicaragua. Each guy took a large water hyacinths, held them in front of his face as camouflage, and swam around looking for turtles. I thought they were kidding, but they came back after about 20 min with a male and female Trachemys. It was completely incredible - I tried the same thing for about an hour with no success. We stayed for about 2 hours total, and they came back with another 2 turtles and said they saw at least 10 more. Apparently they just slowly swam up to the turtles and then grabbed them. We spent a relaxing night in Granada after returning to shore.

towards (two) experiences: The first experience was at the end of last year when I had been in a very difficult situation, and so I went to the doctor and he said that there is no cure for it. But then (later on) he told me to go back again in June. In July I had another operation which was successful, but afterwards I felt very ill and weak. Then I had to stay at home for some time because of my health condition. And after that I went back to work again. The second experience happened last month when I was working in a different department where everyone was very busy and stressed out. One day one of the colleagues started crying and saying she felt like giving up everything. So I decided to talk to her about what was going on with her life, and after listening carefully she opened up about some personal issues she had been dealing with. We talked for quite a while and eventually she felt better and more hopeful about things again. It made me realize how important it is to support people who are struggling emotionally or mentally, rather than just ignoring their problems or pretending everything's fine when it isn't.

Rivas, Sept 2019 Journal Sept.3 Finca las Delicias, El Guaro, Depto. Managua, Nicaragua Picked up export permit in Managua and drove south from Managua on the highway to Rivas. Stopped at El Guaro & drove past antennas to Finca las Delicias, owned by a priest, where Javier had found Dermophis in the past. We took the caretaker and raked through leaf litter and looked under logs in a catetal from 12:45-15:30. Conditions were dry, but soil was moist under litter & logs. I found lots of Dermophis burrows and dug them up in the soft volcanic soil, without success. I think that the caecilians were probably deep in their burrows, and we would need wetter conditions to find them. I did find a Liinia selae (12.09085N, 86.27888W [WG584], ±7m), 885m elev.), and Lenin got a Xalophrys. This finca seemed like a great place for Dermophis under better conditions. We drove to Leon to spend the night. Sept. 4 Palermo, west of Leon on road to Supaya beach, Depto. Leon, Nicaragua We spent the morning sorting specimens, etc and then drove out from Leon on a new road to the beach. Stopped in a lake along road and threw in 6 turtle traps. Went to the beach, leaving traps in for 3 1/2 hours (14:30-17:00) in shallow, muddy water. We caught 4 Trachemys with very little effort before returning to Leon. Dropped off Javier & Lenin, then drove to Managua to spend the night.

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to, Sean 2009 Journal Nov. 13 Las Nigas, Nayarit, Mexico Left Mexias City at 5AM and drove to Perote. Took MX/140 to Las Nigas. Missed road to Las Lajas microwave station and drove up a smaller road E of Las Nigas (leads to Volcanillo, which I think is a cave) and parked in village of Alto San Francisco, where road became impassible for my Chevy Gipsy. Walk to microwave station (~1hr) through regenerating pine forest. The forest around the towers is in better shape, although still somewhat disturbed. Mostly pine with a lot of oak in some areas, some madrone and understory of bunchgrass. Conditions were somewhat dry but stumps and logs were wet inside and underneath, and leaf litter was fairly damp. Searched under the few logs I found, under bark of stumps and under rocks from 12:00-14:45. Found only 2 Pseudoeurycea leprosa, one adult + 1 juv., under a rotting cardboard tube near the microwave station. The conditions seemed OK, and I was surprised not to find more salamanders. I did see an Egeria, a Xyphomorphus (I think, escaped in grass), a Pituophis and a Thryssoma. Walked/drove back to Las Nigas and took road to Villa Alegre. Went 4.5km along road and stopped in pine forest - only trees were yellow pine with bunchgrass covering the ground. Searched from 16:45 - 17:45 under rocks, in bark of stumps + under clumps of dead grass. Didn't find any logs - probably all used for firewood. P. leprosa seemed quite common - I found [illegible] under rocks, 3 under dead clumps of bunchgrass and 1 tiny juvenile under a small piece of bark beside a stump. It got dark and I drove to Xalapa to spend the night. Mistake - tons of traffic on road. The day was mostly clear but fairly cold - maybe 16-17°C at microwave station.

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into, Sean 2009 Nov. 14 Loma Alta Microwave station 6 km ENE Chicauquies, Nayarit, Mex. Woke up kind of late (exhausted from starting so early yesterday) and had to fix a problem with my bank card in order to withdraw money. Eventually left Xalapa in late morning and drove to Banderilla, then to Naolinco and on to Chicauquies. Turned off on road to Loma Alta and drove all the way to the microwave station at the end. A small oak forest remains around the station, with lots of good logs on the ground. I started searching here at 13:06 and searched for ~45 min without finding [illegible] anything. Walked along ridge through cattle pasture to a bigger patch of forest extending along ridge and down slopes. Large, very mossy oak trees and moderate amount of leaf litter. Searched primarily under logs until 16:15. Found a juvenile Pseudurycea (ephialis?) under a very small piece of wood. Opened 3 bromeliads (almost the only ones I saw) and searched in loggy bromeliad on the ground. Again, conditions seemed very favorable, but results were disappointing. Forest was somewhat disturbed by logging of individual trees and by livestock, but had tons of logs + could definitely have salamanders still. Drove to Naolinco looking for places to stop at lower elevation but didn't find any habitat. Spent the night in a not-so-great hotel in Naolinco, which seems to have one zapateria for every 3 inhabitants. The day was clear and warmer than yesterday, probably around 20°C.

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Nov 15 La Joya Chico, 5W of La Joya Norecruz, Mexico Woke up somewhat late - still tired I guess (or lazy). Searched in 8-10 bromeliads behind hotel in Plasencas but found nothing. Went looking for small fragment of oak forest with lots of epiphytes. Drove to La Joya and turned off to La Joya Chico, just south of town. Drove through town and took paved road uphill to E that ended at some houses and a pink church. Walked past church then turned left onto a dirt road (impossible to cars, I think). Started searching in ca 10m wide remnant strip of oak forest along road in both bromeliads + under logs, beginning at 12:35. Quickly found a Pseudobrysonia (cephalica?) under a small branch on the ground. A little further up in an area of mixed pine-oak forest (larger patch, extending W from road), found another P. cephalica (?) under a small clump scrap of wood. Opened one small bromeliad from a very small oak tree (almost a shrub) and got a Pseudobrysonia lynchi. Beautiful golden-green dorsal color, and much more rapid movement than most other pleads I've seen. Continued up path into a larger forest remnant bordered by cow pasture on 2 sides + dirt road on other side. Found 2 P. lynchi coiled up together in a small crack on top of a 1m high pine stump, covered in pine needles. This area has very thick pine needle litter and a broadleaf tree understory w/ a fair amount of herbaceous plants. Found a Phrixes and a P. lynchi in a small decomposing log covered with thick pine needle litter. Searched in pine needles around base of trees but found nothing; no bromeliads here. Continued uphill to edge of forest, which changes from pine to oak. Found a big P. lynchi under a piece of cut wood -

Jan 13 I want you to go to the W.C. and get some water for me. (You'll see the big black box on the left.) When you come back, tell me if it's hot or cold. Also, bring your coat and hat with you when you leave. If you forget anything, just say so. Thanks!

Hants, Dear 2009 Journal Nov. 15 la Joya Chico SW of la Joya, Veracruz, Mexico (est) Opened about 4 more hermelinds but found nothing. Spent about 15 min searching in roadbank and got 1 more P. lyrochi. Stopped searching at 15:45 and walked back to car. Drive to la joya and asked about salamanders- people know them (as "tlacmetes") but said they only see them in the wet season. cl searched in ~10 hermelinds outside town and under stones near to town for about 45 min before it got dark but found nothing. Drive to Coatepec to spend the night, staying at Hotel Moray (cheap, nice). The day was clear in the morning and warm, becoming cloudy + colder around 14:00. Nov. 16 Jocelo, Veracruz, Mexico Drove from Coatepec to a big canyon 2.8 km N (by rd) from the center of Jocelo. Lots of red banana trees amidst coffee both on flat canyon bottom and on a steep slope. Searched both in bananas and in very good leaf litter and loose soil from 11:10-12:40. Found 3 bullid frogs (Ptychshyla?), 2 on ground and one in a banana plant. Also got 1 small Cridagaster under bark on the ground. Also saw a small snake (maybe 20cm long) that looked vaguely like a garter snake. The habitat looked very good for salamanders but cl found none. cl then tried to drive to Huatusco by a road on my map that turned out not to exist. Made a series of wrong turns and then ended up on a terrible road. Got to Huatusco after dark; salamanders will have to wait until tomorrow. Stayed at Hotel Roma (cheap, not bad).

leaving (to) myself personally, you'd like to take the time ...to find out what's going on here? To understand why? And then bring it up? . . . I know that there is something wrong with my strength. . . so I need to learn how to deal with whatever happens or just wait and hope. I remember this line from the book "The Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker. It says: "Women who get a bad feeling about someone, don't ignore it!" I believe that women have an instinctive ability to detect danger before they even know what it is. So when I feel uneasy around someone or in a situation, I try to pay attention to my gut feeling and trust it. In the end, we all have to make our own decisions based on what feels right for us. My favorite phrase: "You are your own best friend." ...or is it? Just kidding! ...to myself personally, please? . . . and (maybe) I will try again later if not today? Or just wait until tomorrow? To take my time to think about things carefully before making any rash decisions. I have learned over the years that sometimes it's better to wait rather than act impulsively. Because once you've made a mistake, there's no going back. But also remember: life isn't always fair or logical either! Sometimes you just need to go with the flow and see where it takes you next.

Hunts, Dean 2009 Journal Rancho Los Puentes, Huatusco, Veracruz, Mexico Nov.17 Drove 6.0km N from northern entrance to Huatusco on MX125 to Rancho Los Puentes, a known salamander locality. Started searching at 9:45 along the edge of some remnant forest with big trees, a thick understorey of mostly ferns and lots of bromeliads (almost all very small). I quickly found a juvenile black Pseudurycea under a pile of sticks and leaves; and then found a Graeagaster in a similar situation. At 2 more Graegaster out in leaf litter and saw one more - 2 species here I think. After about 30-40 min I switched to searching in the cafetal itself, both in leaf litter and under the many logs that were left there. Got a fairly big green hylid under half of a log. Searched in forest near fence entrance and along highway, spotting about 5 bromeliads; all of which were full of water. It rained last night and the ground and leaves are quite wet. I moved uphill and worked the cafetal below the main building. This is real shade-grown coffee, with large liquidamber and other broadleaf trees providing shade. Searched in tons of rotting logs amidst coffee but found nothing. Near bottom of hills leaf litter was deeper and I robed in it. Found 2 adult dark brown/bleakish Pseudurycea. P.ophlatica One was near base of large tree and other near stump. They are quite robust - not sure which species. Stopped searching at 14:20 and drove to a very nice small patch of forest on a ranch 5 of Huatusco, where I found nothing in 30 min of searching. Drove up bumpy, slow road to Microcaldas Los Trincheras; only to find there was no decent forest. Ended up arriving in Fortin well after dark; stayed at Hotel Magnolias just off playa - pretty cheap + really nice. 19.13447N 96.98147W 1467meter

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Ranito, Dean 2009 Journal Nov. 18 Cuautlahuan and Puerto del Aire, Nemezucy, Mexico Woke up to find my car had a flat tire; took some time to get it fixed. Drove out of Fortin on old road (carretera federal) to Cuautlaupan, then to outskirts of town. Found a small (maybe 15-20m wide) area of coffee + banana trees amidst corn and squash fields, perhaps 200m W of forest at base of Cerro Chichahuastla, 10km N and 0.8 Km E (by rd) of center of town. I searched for ~30 min in green bananas, leaf litter + under grass piles. Found 1 B rudeman in a green banana tree and another under the bark of a fallen log. Drove up carretera federal to Puerto del Aire and spent about 1 hour (1:40-2:40pm) searching in an oak forest ca 0.8km S of town. There were very few logs & rocks and not very thick leaf litter. Found nothing on the ground and got an adult Hyba euphorbiaea in a bromeliad. Moved to a forest on the Edge of the town of Puerto del Aire, where oak trees were much bigger, massive and laden with epiphytes (although few reachable bromeliads). Again, not many logs to turn. Searched under branches, leaves + rocks from 15:00 - 16:00 with no success. This forest seems to get a lot of cloud water input compared to drier surrounding areas. Finished by searching under boards and bricks/stones next to road and got a Tshiria (dulitius / troglodytes). Drove back to DF, noting drastic change to xeric vegetation just a few km away from Puerto del Aire towards Tehuacan. Conditions were very foggy and fairly cool. also saw a juvenile Hyba

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Nov, Dec 2009 Journal Los Tuxtlas, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 28 Left the DF around 6:30 yesterday and drove to Cordoba. Turned off just past Cordoba and passed through Amatlan, then headed 5 for ~9km to small town of Coatzalco. It was packed with banana plants, and I found a nice plot of land w/ coffee and tons of red bananas. I searched from 11:00-12:45 in great red bananas, leaf litter + under banana "logs"; found 2 B. reyesensis and a Smilica bandinii, all in banana plants. Both capitals in town and forested hillsides around town seemed great for salamanders, but I left to get to Catemaco. Arrived there, ate dinner & fell asleep exhausted (no sleep the night before). Woke up and drove N from Catemaco towards beaches. Looked for bananas but found almost none, driving all the way to UNAM field station. Worked my way back opening spikey bromeliads (~10) and checking bananas in town of So and along rd, but people were very touchy b/c it's a biosphere reserve. Finally found some red bananas (most in area were green) and got 2 B. reyesensis. Drove back to San Andres Tuxtla and took road N to Ruiz Cortines. Stopped in very rocky area of forest and searched for ~30 min w/o success. Continued on to just beyond high point on road and searched for ~20 min, before it got too dark. Found one adult Pseudoeurycea werleri under a big piece of bark on forest floor. Conditions were wet and I think I could have found more salamanders if I had more time. Drive to Coatzacoalcos to be closer to Tuxtla Autobay tomorrow.

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anto, Dear 2009 Journal Feb. 1 Puerto Solistahuacan area, Chiapas, Mexico On Feb. 29, I drove to Juutla Gutierez, to meet Antonio Munoz and Nora Lopez, and we continued on to San Cristobal. Antonio and I drove to the top of Cerro Tzintchintzi. We searched on the roadbank with lights from 11:10-11:55, but it was extremely dry and we saw nothing. Yesterday, Antonio went to work for most of the day, and then we drove to Puerto Nuevo Solistahuacan. This morning, we went to see the type locality of Cryptotriton alvarezdeltori in the "Selva Negra", below Puerto del Viento between Rincon Chamula and Rayon. There are even fewer trees than in March 2008, and more landslides; this area is pretty trashed, and has no decent forest left. We then tried to reach some forest above the villages of Juan Bragales and Cerrajal. Everyone told us the road was too bad for cars, so we wasted a ton of time finding a truck to take us there. Finally got one and took road from Puerto Nuevo to Chachapa, then up to Juan Bragales; the road was OK and my car could have made it. We walked uphill from town to the only area of forest around. It was mostly pine with small oak trees and many Bromeliads. Lots of logging has happened here. I found a small B. [illegible] in a Bromeliad shortly after we started searching around 14:15. We opened some Bromeliads, then spent a long time cutting a path across some overgrown regenerating vegetation to an area with pine and some oak trees and many Bromeliads, with a thick scrubby understory. We opened about 20 more Bromeliads but found nothing; could see better forest on next ridge. Had to stop searching around 16:20 to get our ride back to Puerto Nuevo. We searched in the type locality, Selva del Viento from ~21:30-22:30, but saw only Electrophyla ixil and Andis.

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Kartr, Dear 2009 Journal Dec.3 Julian Arjales, 19.4 Km (by rd) W of Pueblo Nuevo Lixistahuacan, Chiapas. Yesterday, drove to Simojovel and tried to get permission to visit the community of El Jardin, on south side of a large, E-W trending mountain (Cerro) with forest at its higher elevations. This seems like a perfect area for C. alvarez-deltori, but the community is problematic (Zapatistas/mercenaries/military), and no one was in the municipality to write a permit. After waiting 3 hours, we decided just to go; but the road to El Jardin was terrible and my car couldn't make it (would need a truck). Apparently, Pueblo Nuevo Lixata is much friendlier, but is 2.5hr by truck from Simojovel on a terrible road. Drove up and returned to Pueblo Nuevo Lixistahuacan. Today, we drove (in my car this time) back to Juan Arjales and walked to an area just above where we had worked before. It had apparently been burned in the past, resulting in an overgrown and shrubby understory, but had very big oak and pine trees loaded with bromeliads of several species. We started searching in bromeliads at 11:30, and finished at 16:00. I would estimate we opened 50-55 bromeliads, and found 4 Bolitoglossa. One was quite large, and they have broad, webbed feet; based on this and coloration, they could be B. stuarti, or B. hartwegi. The forest where we found them very much resembles that at Lagos de Montebello. Bromeliads were good (although they had lots of water) and I was surprised not to get more. I think this idea has potential for Guaptothrix. Walked down to pine forest (where we found salamander on 12/1) and got 2 more Bolitoglossa out of about 7 bromeliads. Stopped at 16:30, walked down + drove back to San Cristobal. The day was overcast and cool, with lots of late afternoon fog.

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Ranto, Sean 2009 Journal Yajalon area, Chiapas, Mexico Dec. 6 Spent Dec. 4 waiting for Carlos to show up in San Cristobal, and most of yesterday was spent in San Gus because Antonio had a report to finish. We drove to Yajalon in the evening and he stayed up all night working on it. In the morning we drove W out of town through La Nortena to Emiliano Zapata, where we received a less-than friendly welcome in 2007. This time, permission to climb Cerro Acabalina had supposedly been arranged through a teacher in Yajalon. We had to wait 2 hours for mass to end, then spent an hour talking with people. They eventually told us we had to ask the entire town at their assembly, so Antonio will return then. We tried the road that crosses a high pass and continues down to Pueblo Nuevo Zitalo - it was good almost up to the highest point, and my car nearly made it. The area was clearly nice cloud forest before, but is now trashed, at least along the road; I think there is still forest just over the ridge. We drove back to Yajalon and took road E to Amado Nervo. Stopped 9.0 km from the highway and waited till nightfall to search in a small patch of cloud forest. There were enormous trees, lots of tree ferns, a small stream and some rocks with small caves. It seems like a perfect forest for Cryptotriton, although part of it was more disturbed with mostly tree ferns and few trees. It was cool and foggy, but the vegetation was wet from yesterday's rains. We searched from 18:17-21:00; Antonio got a B. rulessene, while I got 3 more plus a Plethodryls moteki, Hyloxalus enthymate, and 3 Craugastor of 2 species. We drove back to San Cristobal, arriving at 2 AM.

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hanto, Sean 2009 journal Dec. 7 El Pozo, N of Berrizabal, Chiapas, Mexico We woke up somewhat late and drove to Tuxtla, then on to Berrizabal. Stopped at a friend of Antonio's house in the small village of Nista Hermosa, 7.5 km from the edge of town. We searched in 3 sets of bananas in town for ~30 min and got 3 Bolitoglossa that may be B. occidentalis - they are quite large and rather dark. We then stopped in the next settlement, Chichumac, 10.5 km from the edge of Berrizabal, and searched in both red and green bananas for 30 min until it got dark. Found 4 Bolitoglossa (all in red bananas); they are smaller and lighter in color, and I would guess they are reflexens. The area between these 2 sites is a forest (apparently secondary) that seems pretty dry but apparently has some bromeliads. The contact zone between the two species may be in this area. We drove on to El Pozo, the cyclodactylus niger type locality. We searched from 18:40-19:40 but only found 1 Adelphicos and 4 Craugastor spp. The night was dry and nearly cloudless, so conditions for finding amphurians were poor. Antonio has looked here many times under all different weather conditions, and believes this species is extinct. The habitat is more fragmented than when I was here in 2007, but still has some very big trees and lots of rocks with cracks and little caves. We gave up and returned to Tuxtla. lost 1 Bolitoglossa in field

Janusf visst socialt ledningsutg år 1973. Jag vill att ni vet, även om det hänger på den där stället. Jag skulle kunna att vi var orienterade för bra? Vi har haft en stor del av hela det året, jag ska inte med mig, mitt i minnesvikt och bara detta socialt och tyngre än vad som är en konsult och att skola vill ha en social stiftning av nytt - relationer. Och jag ska inte med mig, och om vi tar tillbaka den från att jag har fått min E-tal i minnet, men jag har haft en hel del av min egen historia som jag (senare kan vi alla) berättat. Men E-tal ska tycka det utom att F-samhället är just samling där 1973 men också minstfullt har skolan som vårt (schablonar, utredningar) som vi gör att jag vill meddel, men vårt mål. Jag tänkte och diskuterade också vad jag behöver göra för att få detta att gå på 1973-år och själv det vara rätt att ni har en samling av allt 04:11-04:12 och behöver du verkligen eget ägare, men troligen det finns en annan lösning? Och har jag tänkt på? Jag vill ta till mötet som jag vet är med henne - vi behöver personen. Hon går att troffa till det andra, vilket även om det bara gör vinsten? Bara även förstahand och förtroende i närvaron, just socialt. Men mitt minne kataras. Jag tar 1973-år och även behöver ett återupprättelse av den på det här som är den andra jag skapar för att bara part, och sedan, även om att ta till handlar om en eller del i sinne.

Dec. 14 MX 175 Belar Carralán, Juchita de Juárez, Oaxaca, Mexico. Ottye Caride Adis, a recently graduated UNAM [illegible] student working with Oscar Flores, Pedro Fendón Legaspi, a plant collector, and I left Mexico City yesterday morning and drove to Oaxaca; spent night in Juchita de Juárez. This morning, drove to Santiago Comaltepec to ask for permission to collect. Talked with 2 people in the Comisariado de Bienes Comunales (Nictor M. Hernández Ortiz + Color L. López Flores); since the comisariado was gone. They told us that we either couldn't collect or could take 1-2 samples (they weren't sure). They sent us to talk to the agents in La Esperanza, who were gone when we got there. We decided to start sampling and drove to "La Halería," a first stop 11.0 km (by rd) from La Esperanza on MX 175, just before the turnoff to San Cristóbal. The forest all the way down MX 175 from Carralán to La Esperanza is in great shape, with only limited areas of human disturbance. This area has a path through cloud forest with some big trees, tree ferns, a fairly dense understory, and lots of bromeliads (including some huge ones). We started opening bromeliads at 12:00 and stopped at 13:30, opening perhaps 15 good ones. They didn't have much water in them, and the leaf litter was dry, as was the area under smaller logs. We got 6 Chiropterostylis pluriadiels and a Trichia out of bromeliads; and 2 Graugaster (saw several more on the ground). I think this is the same area where Ted collected Gyptrostylus adoxa. We then drove to San Pedro Yólo and met with the authorities, who gave us permission to collect + a place to sleep. We then drove back to La Esperanza and talked to the authorities, who had returned. They hadn't talked with Comaltepec, but gave us permission to work.

Lambert H. M. This edition contains the MAN literature pertaining to this machine as well as that of the two previous models, namely, the F-10 and F-20. This new model is described in Chapter 3 of the book, while the F-10 and F-20 are covered in Chapters 4 and 5. The F-10 (or "F-Ten") has a four-cylinder engine with an output of about 75 horsepower at 2800 rpm. It can be used for light utility work or as a small transport aircraft. The fuel tank holds approximately 3 gallons, which gives it a range of about 40 miles at cruising speed. The F-20 (or "F-Twenty") is essentially the same as the F-10 but with a more powerful engine producing around 90 horsepower. Its fuel capacity is increased to 5 gallons, extending its range to roughly 60 miles. Both models feature fixed landing gear and conventional controls. The pilot sits behind the controls in an open cockpit configuration. Instruments include standard gauges for airspeed, altitude, manifold pressure, tachometer, oil pressure, temperature, and fuel quantity. For further details on operation and maintenance procedures, refer to the accompanying pilot's handbook.

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Notes, Dean 2009 Journal Dec. 16 Corro Pelon area, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico It continued to rain more lightly all last night and continued through the day. We walked into the forest above La Esperanza, but bromeliads had completely filled with water and we decided not to open more. We were walking down when the La Esperanza agents told us that the Comisariado of Comaltepec had arrived and wanted to talk to us. We spent an hour talking to him about what we should do to work there; turns out we need to write a proposal in advance. His contact info is: Ing. Norberto Uriel López Hernandez, Presidente del Comisariado de Bienes Comunales de Santiago Comaltepec Tel/Fax 01-951-546-6051 Cel: 044-951-1188054 [email protected], We continued on to a forest with huge, messy oaks and lots of rocks and logs, 1.1Km (by rd) N of Corro Pelon on MX175. We searched from 14:10-15:10 in a very cold light rain. I got 2 F. javerensis; F. [illegible] aureus and F. Urodens (macedougelli?), all under rocks, and Clyde and Pedro each got 1 F. macedougelli in logs. We continued up MX175 to Plan de las Flores and searched for ~10min, but it was dry (hadn't rained much here) so we drove back to Corro Pelon. While stopped at a landslide being cleared from the road, 6.8Km N of Llano de las Flores, I flipped 1 rock that had a Thorius lores under it. We searched in oak forest at the junction of MX175 and the road to San Pedro Mixte from 17:00-17:40 but I found only a Diplazium. After dark, we searched with lights in a very cold rain with lots of wind at the Corro Pelon mirador and below on rock walls, but found nothing. We then drove back to La Palora (11km from La Esperanza) and searched in a cold, light rain from 20:00-21:50. I saw

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inits, Dear 2009 Journal Corros Peler area, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico (cont) Dec. 16 ... only 2 Geauxstera; although conditions seemed good, it may have been too cold, since Dec rain is out of the normal rainy season. We returned to the car to find the alarm control was wet + broken, and we couldn't deactivate the alarm. After many hours of trying, we camped where we had parked, and it continued to rain lightly all night. Peña Verde, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico Dec. 18 Yesterday, woke up + got a ride to Nalle Nacional. Called UNAM + figured out how to deactivate alarm. Took bus back to truck + drove to Ciecattan to spend night. On the way, passed the nice-looking oak forest where we searched briefly in 2008, near km 180 on the free highway to Ciecattan. Today, we stopped in Concepción Papalo for a permit, directo Peña Verde + found out that it's in the municipality of Santa María Papalo. Drove on to the Pinus chiapasensis forest below Chalcaten Nigo, where I found a Thorius tail last year. This forest also has leguminosae and madrone, and is being cut down tree by tree. We searched under logs and by poking in leaf litter around pine trees from 15:45-17:25 but found nothing (17.88&79°N, 96.74541°W [-9km], 153m elev). Conditions were a little dry but seemed OK, especially under and in logs. We drove to the forest at the intersection of the roads to Chalcaten Nigo and San Bligo, where we found a Pseudoryperga sp. + 2 C. "glorialis" last year. This is cloud forest, dominated by a tree with a mahogany-type compound leaf and some kind of tree with big pieces of exfoliating bark. There are tons of good 17.45458°N, 96.93278°W 2280m elev.

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fronto, Sean 2009 Journal Dec.18 Peña Verde area, Sierra de Juárez, Oaxaca, Mexico (cont) ... bromeliads, but they were extremely full of water, as it has been raining here. We searched in a cold, light rain (as at La Jalors) from 18:45-19:30 and found no animals active and foraging. I turned over one small rock atop the roots of a fallen tree and found a small [illegible]. It is smaller and lighter in color than the J. papalosa cl've seen, and has a patch of light color on its head and some tiny white spots on the gular region. I suspect it's a new species, presumably the same as the tail from Jalixtec Nigo. We gave up searching since nothing seems to be active, and drove to Santa Maria Papalo to get permission to work and to spend the night. The comisariado was very friendly and interested, and gave us a permit and a 2 room suite next to the church. It turns out both of our sites are in yet another municipality, San Francisco Chapulapa. Dec.19 Drove back to the forest where we got the Therinus last night, stopping at a point 11.5km (by rd)W of Peña Verde to collect a J. papalosa in the same place we found them last year. This one was under a big log in a pine-oak forest and is larger and darker than the one we got last night. When we reached the forest where we got the new Therinus, we searched from 11:00-13:45 in tons of logs and leaf litter. Conditions seemed very good but we found nothing. The forest extends in a long strip away from the road junction, and parts of it seem in very good shape. Some areas have lots of Chusquea and understory plants and seem more disturbed.

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rito, Dec 2009 Journal Dec.19 Pena Verde area, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico (cat) We drove down the road to San Almojo and continued on for a few km to an area with Pinus Chiapensis/Liquidamber forest, just like in Tlaxiatac Nigo. We searched in logs and leaf litter from 15:00-16:50. Conditions seemed great, but the only thing we found was a Cougar that lit up got along the road. We met a man who told us the forest had burned 15-20 years ago; given that there is no forest in the surrounding areas, this could explain the lack of success we had. Oh, the Tigers are just hard to find. We gave up and drove out to Cuitlan and on to Teotitlan to spend the night! It was fairly cold and foggy today; and a light rain (Chipi-Chipi) fell on us all day. Dec.28 Cuautlapam and Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico I drove to Cuautlapam this morning and drove to the end of the road on the W side above the PEMEX. Searched from 11:30-13:15 in a shade cafetal, mostly under rocks and logs but also in bananas. Got 2 B. Rufescens, both in red bananas. Drove to western edge of Fortin and asked around until some people let me walk through their garden to a huge cafetal w/ tons of logs + red bananas on the S side of Av. I Sur. Searched 14:00-14:50 but got only 2 B. Rufescens in red bananas and 1 under a rock. Also saw a Sphingomorphus under a banana log. Searched briefly in a cafetal on the road to Huatusco and on the road from Fortin down to the bridge at the highway on the W side of town but the habitat wasn't very good at either site. I spent rest of day looking for a site to look tomorrow. Was cloudy in the morning with drizzle after 15:00. Stayed in Cidoba.

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Parts, Dean 2009 Journal Cuautlapan and Fortin de las Flores, Nayarit, Mexico Dec. 29 Started the day by searching in a vacant lot with a lot of bricks and some banana trees. In about 30 min of searching, I found a tiny juvenile B. platydoctyla under a brick. Went back to the cafetal above Cuautlapan to the W and searched under stones, logs + leaf litter for ~45 min but found nothing. Moved on to Fortin and searched in vacant lots and along streets near the railroad for ~45 min; found 2 tiny gelae under a rock. Walked W into "Reserva Metal", an area along an old railway that leads to the cuota highway bridge into town. Searched under stones and in trash behind houses for ~45 min but found nothing. Went back to Cuautlapan and searched in several people's yards. Found a B. rufescens under a wooden crate. Drove to Orijata to search in [illegible] city parks (Dave Wake's suggestion for B. platydoctyla) but couldn't find one with cover objects. Gave up and drove back to DF. The day was cloudy but not rainy, and fairly warm.

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Sean M. Rovito 2009 Photo Log

Rents, Dear 2009 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 1/3/09 2831,2832 Volcano in Mexico (Orizaba?) from plane 1/5/09 2833-34 Volcan Santa Maria from GA-1 1/7/09 2835-37 forest, Finca Jxcancan 2838-2843 site where 1st Bradyhira (CRVA1699) found 2844-2857 CRVA1699, Bradyhiran 2863-2868 orchid, Finca Jxcancan 2869-2072 view from Rio Sacs road to E, looking towards chican 2873-2875 forest, chiquis, beyond Rio Sacs on road to border 2876 Bad road, climbing to Rio Sacs 1/8/09 2878 screen out 2879-2883 bird+mammal people working 1/9/09 2884-2888 Yalamboich from Swedish school 2889-2894 road to San Mateo chitatar, near Ocante 2895-2896 plaza, San Mateo chitatar 2897-2900 Bendritita "Lujana" site, near Palagura 1/10/09 2901-2902 orchid from Finca Jxcancan 2903-2930 SMR738, Bolitoglossa cuchumatana 2931-2947 SMR742, B. lindaei 2948-2953 CRVA1693, Bufo locurli 2954-3038 SMR746, Bradyhira julus 3039-3040 SMR754, Piana weilbante 3041-3044 SMR759, B. rostrata 3046-3056 CRVA1683, hybrid 3058-3063 SMR755, Platerhyale 3064-3075 SMR756, Bolitoglossa ? I think it's (this specimen) could be wrong

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Honto, Dean 2009 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 1/10/09 3076-3094 SMR744, Bolitoglossa stuarti? 1/11/09 3095-3100 colorful buildings on way to San Mateo chletatan 3100-3107 San Mateo chletatan 3108-3113, 3156-3160 D. "chujurum" site, near Paleguar 3115-3155 SMR772 & SMR773, D. "chujurum" 1/12/09 3161-3237 SMR746, Bradytrita 3238-3245 Montanas de Pena Blanca, Cincos 1/13/09 3246-3274 SMR772, D. "chujurum" 3275-3284 CRVA1716, B. lindoi 3285-3311 SMR784, Dendrotitira rabilis 3312-3329 AJCP029, Albunia 3320-3343 SMR765 Bolitoglossa 3344-3350 CRVA16936, Craugastor

Kanto, Dean 2009 Photo Log Date Photo ID Description 8/21/09 0689 Volcán Monistambo from W 8/22/09 0690,703 Isla Ometepe from ferry 0691,94,96,700,08 Volcán Maderas from ferry 0697,99,702,06,07 Volcán Concepción from ferry 0698,705 ferry to Ometepe 0704,09,10,12,14 Volcán Monibacho from ferry 8/23/09 0715 raggies, Ometepe 8/24/09 0717-19 Volcán Maderas from road to Moyogalpa 0720 Volcán Monibacho from ferry 0721,23,25 Volcán Concepción from ferry 0724 Volcán Maderas from ferry 0726,27,29-31 Graugaster fitzingeri ♂ 0732,34,37,39-41 Graugaster laureaster ♀, JS1365 0743-50 Graugaster laureaster ♂, SMR805 0751-59 Graugaster fitzingeri ♂ 8/25/09 0760,62,63 Platycerus eurysonitus, JS1390 8/26/09 0764-66 muddy road from El Rama to Kukera Hill 0769,71-75,77-81 Leptodrymus gulchirimus, JS1398 8/27/09 0782-812 Bolitoglossa striatula, SMR829 814-863 " " SMR816 864 - 873 Trachycephalus venulosus, JS1402 0874,78,79,82 Sphaerodactylus millepunctatus, JS1401 0883-84 B. striatula, ventral SMR816 (large), SMR829 (small) 0886-87 B. striatula, ventral SMR816 0888=" " SMR829

job sheet independent AI shift shift W. very short term work P200 PO/15/X with and without job OEF,OP00 POL8/X with and without unit YOOF,OPF,PFI,P00 fully with or without machine FOFO,OOF,PP,F, P00 system to group OOF,XP00 fully with short term work A1,AI,01,PO,FOFO control program 2IFO POL8/X replay it for and with work PI-FIFO POL8/X with or without job OPFO fully with or without machine FO,F0,LOFO fully with job +OF0 " " (machine) sequence IE-PE,FE,OF0 reel up & take down sequence IF-PE,FE,IF,OF0 " " (take down) sequence OF-BF0 " " (sequence) PF-I2FO OPEIZL disc drive unload CQ,OPOF0 POL8/X lift reel to work 3 and load job OO-+JFO POL8/X reel up, unwind & wind 1Y-FF,EF-IF,P0P0 PSXRNZ (unwind) solenoid SIX-2XF0 POFS/X " " EOX-PIX OCHZL, washer, independent EFO-EOF 10HZL, automatic washing machine & OX,PF,XF,P0P0 (once) PSXRNZ (qul.) 2XRXZ lotion, electro. +Y-OOO 2XRXZ lotion, electro. OXX-OX " " OXX..

Lanto, Dean 2009 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 8/28/09 0889-0890 Kukera Hill 0891-92 churches, Bluefields 8/29/09 0894,96,98,0900 D. albivertex, JS 0902-0922 Agalychnis callidryas, SMR832 8/30/09 0923-25 Dantali - El Diablo, Oedipora site 0927-0929 view from El Diablo, Dantali - El Diablo 0930-0944 Oedipora sp., SMR842, in field 0947-0950 Disocarpus diastema, JS1410 0951,54,57,59 Graugaster luridaster, SMR844 0961-1143 Oedipora sp., SMR842, in hotel 8/31/09 1145-114[illegible]7 Motmot, Managua 8/31/09 1148 Masaya market 1149-1176 view from Volcan Momotacho 1179,87,97-1203 B. membrachensis 1205-1202 " , SMR845 1203-1205 B. membrachensis 1267,70,71,75 B. membrachensis, SMR852 1277-1283,1294 Anolis liporatus 1287-1288 B. membrachensis, SMR851 1290-1292 leaf mining katydid 1293 bird, Volcan Momotacho 9/2/09 1295-1298,1307-1330 Almanada 1299-1306 Freschenys omelli, SMR859 9/4/09 1332-1333 church, Leon

post stoff stoff art # stoff stoff 13 - abkürz 0780-980 polizt abkürz & color 29-180 zu unterw. 040780/980 polizt abkürz. verschl. 0950-060 stc. wahl 3 - stoff 29-280 polizt stoff 13 - stoff abkürz mit wir 1870-680 stoff nr 489MZ, zu verschl. 0750-040 stoff art. unterw. schritt 0750-640 abkürz. unterw. stoff 1828/280 stoff in 489MZ, zu verschl. 061-130 zugestell. tentst F 36-11-817 polizt die wahl 11+8 polizt abkürz. mit wir 05/11-140 verschl. verschl. 1286543-180 499MZ, " 2WRK8D 1807-065 versch. stoff 1868-180 " " " 1865/10-381 verschl. verschl. 1875/151-391 abkürz, abkürz 1847-1821 489MZ, versch. stoff 1861-1881 tätig. unterw. schritt 081-081 stoff abkürz. 1563 abkürz 0827/981-1801 polizt 489MZ, versch. stoff 1827-1801 " " 1881-1881 polizt 1804-1831

into Sear 2009 Photo log Date Photo # Description 11/13/09 1399-1402 forest at Murisondas Los Lagos, above Las Vegas 1404-1413 Pseudorypcea lepisa, Las Lagas 11/14/09 1414-1416, 1430 Loma Atta microwave station, above Chinguidos 1417-1418 forest where P. cephalica found, Loma Atta 1420-1429, 33-34 new to [illegible] from Loma Atta microwave station 1431-1432 forest, Loma Atta 11/15/09 1435 forest where lot P. lynchi found, Joya Chica 1436-1447 SMR877 & 878, P. lynchi, Joya Chica 1448-1485 Thorius SMR879 , Joya Chica 1487-1492 SMR877 & 878, P. lynchi 1504, 1508 juvenile P. lepisa 11/16/09 1509, 1516, 1518 cathedral, Coatape 1526-1541 SMR864, P. lepris 1542-1557 SMR874, P. cephalica? 1558-1566 SMR882, P. lynchi 1567-1587 SMR873, juvenile Pseudorypcea 1590-1616 SMR879, Thorius mingdonus 16 11/16/09 1617-16304 SMR8805 1636-1647 SMR886, Grangator 11/17/09 1649-1664 SMR893, Pseudorypcea cephalica 1667-1671 SMR887 1672-1677 SMR888, Grangator 1678-1681 SMR889, Grangostor 1682-1683 forest, rancho dos fuentes, N of Huatusco

ovito, Sean 2009 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 11/28/09 1737 - 1743 SMR904, Pseudoeurycea werleri 12/03/09 1744 - 1749 ruined church near Julian Grajales, Chiapas 12/06/09 1751 - 1752 forest at pass between Emiliano Zapata Pueblo Nuevo Sitala 12/10/09 1753 - 1762 SMR 908, Bolitoglossa hartwegi? 1763 - 1772 SMR924, Crangastor pozo 1773 - 1775 SMR928, Crangastor sp.1, near Yajalon 1776 - 1779 SMR930, Crangastor sp.2, near Yajalon 1780 - 1790 SMR912, Electrohyla matudai 1791 - 1795 SMR913, Ptychohyla euthysanta 12/13/09 1796 chapulines Oaxaca market 12/14/09 1797 San Pedro Yoxch from Santiago Comaltepec 12/15/09 1798 SP Yoxch 1799 forest near SP Yoxch 1800 Cerro Pelon, S. side from MX175 1801 - 1808 forest between La Esperanza & La Galera on MX175 1809 - 1861 SMR944, Chiroptero triton pluvialis 1862 - 1887 SMR934, " 1889 - 1898 SMR933, Hyla 1901 - 1935 SMR951, Pseudoeurycea saltator 1936 - 1942 SMR931, Crangastor 1945 - 1961 SMR940, Electrohyla 1962 - 1965 SMR943, Crangastor 1966 - 1975 SMR941, Bolitoglossa rufescens 12/16/09 1976 - 1982 view to S from La Esperanza 1984 - 1985 forest ~1km N of Cerro Pelon on MX175

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ivity, Sean 2009 Photo log Date Photo # Description 12/18/09 1987-2044 SMR 965 Cryptotriton adelos , Thorius sp. , Peña Verde 2046-2056 SMR 953, Eleutherodactylus 12/19/09 2059-2156 SMR 965 Cryptotriton adelas , Thorius, Peña Verde 2157-2160 Sceloporus, on road from Concepcion Papalo to Pena Verde 2167-2205 SMR 966 , Thorius papalooe 2206-2207 pine forest 11.5 km E of Concepcion Papalo, T. papalooae habitat 12/20/09 2208-2248 SMR 956, Thorius aureus 2249-2278 SMR 954, Pseudoeurycea juarezi 2279-2298 SMR 959, Thorius boreas 2301-2319 SMR 955, L. juarezi 2320-2352 SMR 960, Thorius macdougalii 2353-2365 SMR 967, Craugastor 2369-2381 SMR 964, Thorius boreas 2382-2394 SMR 966, Thorius papalooae

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Left in Guatemala Jan. 2009 1 Sleeping Bag 1 Foam Pad 1 Steping Tarp 1 9-liters Gaboy 1 can opener 1 Turtle Saw 2 5 gallon Buckets 4 Kim wipes Various syringes of all sizes rope bungee cords Frozen tubes- several hundred gloves - 4 boxes 3 2L Nalgene bottles 3 preserving trays 1/2 box trash bags 150 ETOH tubes 3 bags small collecting bags, enough larger bags swab vials - ~800 machetes - ~6 3 tarps Towing strap DMSO - 350 ml RNA later 1 liter 6 potato Rakes 7 Machetes

(505) 8-866-6814 [email protected] Lenin Obando Simpson

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Phone #s Mike (415) 971-8651 Michael (415) 627-8074 Jan (510)684-9045 Point 008 - 3.1 km S Finca 9 - 2.5 Km S 11.46095,85.50835 782m

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Sean M. Rovito 2010 Catalogue #975-1443 Costa Rica: Alajuela Guatemala: El Quiche, Huehuetenango Mexico: Chiapas, Distrito Federal, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Puebla, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Tamaulipas, Veracruz

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue On trail to Cerro Macalajau, [illegible] km N (by rd) of center of Uspantán on road to Caracol, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 14 15.37532°N, 90.88936°W [+10m], 2763 m elev. SMR975 Bolitoglossa rostrata FF-liver 1/17/10 976 " " RNA Later - liver 1/17/10 15.37752°N, 90.87268°W [+7m], 2396 m elev. SMR977 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana juv. FF- whole animal 1/17/10 978 " " juv. FF - liver 1/17/10 979 " " juv. " " Jan.15 SMR980 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana juv. FF- liver 1/17/10 981 " " adult " " 982 " " adult " " 983 " " adult " " 984 " " adult ♀ " " 985 " " adult RNA Later - liver 1/17/10 986 " " adult " " 987 " " subadult " " 988 " " subadult " " 989 " " " " 990 Plectrohyla adult FF-liver 1/20/10 991 " " adult ♀ FF- liver 1/17/10 992 " " juv. RNA Later - liver 1/17/10 all FF samples to MVZ, all RNA Later to Instituto de Biologia, UNAM

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Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Laj Chimal community forest, Moio. Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 15 15.45664°N, 90.81271°W [± 9m], 2230m elev. SMR 993 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana adult FF-liver 1/17/[illegible] 10 994 " " juv. RNA Later- liver intestine 1/17/10 Ruined church above Desengañó, 12.0Km NW (by rd) of center of Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 16 15.43685°N, 90.87318°W [± 9m], 1764m elev. SMR 995 B. cuchumatana juv. RNA Later- liver 1/17/10 Forest above Desengañó, 12.0Km NW (by rd) of center of Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 16 15.43812°N, 90.86003°W [± 9m], 2078m elev. SMR 996 B. cuchumatana juv. RNA Later- liver 1/17/10 997 " " adult FF-liver 1/17/10 998 " " F- liver 1/17/09 999 Siben juv. FF- liver 1/20/09 -SMR 998 died in captivity, tissue not flash frozen On road from Laj Chimal to San Pablo, El Baldillo, 28.5km N (by rd) of center of Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 16 15.46218°N, 90.78607°W [± 20m], 2432m elev. SMR 1000 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult ♀ RNA Later- liver 1/17/10 SMR 1001 Crangastor adult FF-liver - 1/13/10 -SMR 1000 specimen to MVZ tissue to MVZ: CRVA 2238 B. lincolnii

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Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Forest 1.9km (by rd) from Laj Chime! on road to Uspantán; 23.0 km N (by rd) of center of Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 17 15.45061°N, 90.80149°W [+6m], 2066m elev. SMR 1002 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana adult FF-liver 1/17/10 1003 " " " 1004 " " RNA later - liver 1/17/10 - to MVZ tissue of Plectrohyla CRVA2237 0.4 km (by rd) E of Uspantán-Caracol road on road to Los Canagues; 9.7 km N (by rd) of center of Uspantán, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 17 15.38444°N, 90.84493°W [+5m], 2270m elev. SMR1005 Plectrohyla RNA later-liver 1/17/10 1006 B. cuchumatana FF- liver 1/17/10 1007 " " " 1008 " " " 1009 " " RNA later - liver 1/17/10 1010 " " " Los Canagues communal forest, 11.9 km NE (by rd) from Uspantan on road to los Canagues, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala Jan. 18 15.38594°N, 90.83158°W [+5m], 2043m elev. SMR1011 B. cuchumatana VOID RNA later - liver 1/20/10 1012 " " VOID " 1013 " " VOID FF-liver 1/20/10 1014 " " VOID " 1015 Bolitoglossa lincolnii FF -specimen SMR1015 to MVZ RNA later - liver 1/20/10

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ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue SMR1016 VOID - throw out tissue Las Vegas, 11.1Km S (by rd) from RN9 at Yulhuitz, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 20 15.55234°N, 91.42972°W [± 7m], 2158m elev. SMR1017 Electrohylla FF-liver 1/22/10 1018 " RNALater - liver 1/20/10 San Ramon, 29Km NE (by air) of center of Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 21 15.86639°N, 91.21474°W [± 11m], 761m elev. SMR1019 Balitoglossa rufescens adult ♀ FF intestine RNALater - liver 1/21/09 1020 " " adult ♂ " " 1021 " " subadult " " - SMR1019 to UNAM, 1020+1021 to MVZ; also tissue CRAVA 2256-2258 (B. rufescens) SMR1028 Smilisca bandinii adult ♀ FF-liver 1/21/09 El Valle, 4.5Km N (by rd) of RN9 at Aldea La Concepción, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 21 15.86812°N, 91.277435°W [± 5m], 1095m elev. SMR1022 B. rufescens adult ♂ FF intestine RNALater - liver 1/21/10 1023 " " adult ♂ " " 1024 " " adult ♂ " " 1025 " " adult " " 1026 Smilisca bandinii adult ♀ FF-liver 1/21/10 1027 " " adult ♀ RNALater - liver 1/21/10 - SMR 1022+1023 to UNAM, 1024+1025 to MVZ; also tissue CRAVA 2261-2263 (B. rufescens)

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ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue center of Siglo Veinte Ermin, 17.1 km NE (by rd) of Barrillas on road to Ixcan, then 21.3 Km (by rd) of highway on road to Flor de Cafe', Chiapas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan.22 15.97990°N, 91.25656°W [±4m], 698 meter. SMR1029 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult ♀ FF liver RNA later- intestine 1/22/10 center of Las Victorias Chancelin, 17.1 km NE (by rd) of Barrillas on road to Ixcan, then 17.3km N (by rd) of highway on road to Flor de Cafe', Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Chiapas, Jan.22 15.95501°N, 91.24454°W [±5m], 687 meter. SMR1030 B. rufescens adult ♂ FF liver RNA later- intestine 1/22/10 - also tissue d B. rufescens, CRVA2265'; SMR1030 specimen to UNAM Palmiras de Chibalac, 17.1 km NE (by rd) of center of Barrillas, then 7.4km NW (by rd) on road to Santa Maria Yulhuitz, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan.22 15.88393°N, 91.26033°W [±8m], 1216m elev. SMR1031 B. rufescens adult ♂ FF liver RNA later- intestine 1/22/10 1032 " " adult ♂ " " - also tissue d CRVA2268'; SMR1031 to MVZ, 1032 to UNAM 1.8km SE (by rd) of San Jose Maxbal on road to Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan.23 15.94695°N, 91.30479°W [±6m], 1476m elev. SMR1033 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult ♀ FF- liver 1/24/10 1034 " " adult ♂ " " 1035 " " adult ♂ " "

Catalogue 2010

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Stream on NW side of San Jos\'e Maxbal, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 23 15.95848 N, 91.31907 W [+11m], 1457m elev. SMR1036 Eleotrohyia ixi adult f FF- liver 1/25/10 1037 " " adult m RNA later - liver 1/24/10 1038 Bolitoglossa rutescens: adult hartwegi? FF RNA later - liver 1/24/10 - SMR1038 to JMV3 1.8km SE (by rd) of San Jos\'e Maxbal on road to Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 24 15.94695 N, 91.30479 W [+6m], 1476m elev. SMR1039 Bolitoglossa hartwegi adult f RNA later - liver 1/24/10 1040 " " adult m " " 1041 " " adult m " " 5.1km S (by rd) of San Jos\'e Maxbal on unfinished road to Yulhuitz Grande, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 24 15.92432 N, 91.30930 W [+5m], 1552m elev. SMR1042 B. rutescens/hartwegi juv. FF RNA later - liver 1/25/10 1043 Bromeliohyla bromeliacia adult FF- liver 1/25/10 -hybrid - SMR1042 specimen to UNAM 4.5 km S (by rd) of San Jos\'e Maxbal on unfinished road to Yulhuitz Grande, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 24 15.92696 N, 91.30552 W [+5m], 1508m elev. SMR1044 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana adult f FF- liver 1/24/10 1045 Bute campbelli adult FF- liver 1/25/10

Catalogue 2010 [illegible] FF - line V3810 FF - line V3810 9 Huba [illegible] ZMK 1032 " Huba " " F201 Huba [illegible] ZMK 1032 [illegible] FF - line V3810 FF - line V3810 9 Huba [illegible] ZMK 1032 " Huba " " F201 Huba [illegible] 1041 [illegible] FF - line V3810 FF - line V3810 9 Huba [illegible] ZMK 1046 Huba [illegible] 1019 [illegible] FF - line V3810 FF - line V3810 9 Huba [illegible] ZMK 1046 Huba [illegible] 1019

novito, Sean 2010 Catalogue 3.6 km SE (by rd) f San Jos? Maxbal on road to Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 24 15.93840°N, 91.30088°W [+5m], 1449m elev. SMR1046 Bradytriton silus adult FF-liver 1/25/10 Jan. 25 SMR1048 Crangaster adult ♀ FF-liver 1/26/10 1049 " " " " 1050 Andlis adult ♂ " " 1.8 km SE (by rd) f San Jos? Maxbal on road to Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 25 15.94647°N, 91.30732°W [+15m], 1482m elev. SMR1047 shrew adult FF-liver 1/25/10 SMR1051 Nyctanglis pernix adult ♂ FF RNA later-liver 1/26/10 1052 " " adult ♀ FF-liver 1/26/10 1053 " " jur. FF- liver intestine 1/26/10 1054 Bolitoglossa cuchumatana adult ♀ FF-liver 1/26/10 1055 Bolitoglossa hartwegi " " 2.1 km SE (by rd) f San Jos? Maxbal on road to Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 25 15.94339°N, 91.30602°W [+7m], 1425m elev. SMR1056 Bolitoglossa hartwegi FF-liver 1/26/10 San Jos? Maxbal, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 26 15.95720°N, 91.31537°W [+8m], 1393m elev. SMR1057 Imantodes FF-liver 1/26/10

2010 Catálogo 2WR1056 butifera pastas FF-line V8/10 " " " " " " " " 1983 " " " " " " 1984 " " " " " " 2WR1051 butifera pastas FF-line V8/10 " " " " " " " " 1987 " " " " " " 1988 " " " " " " 2WR1048 C. conmutador FF-line V8/10 " " " " " " " " 1991 " " " " " " 1992 " " " " " " JAN. 95 1544483W, 1706269 IP W 54F00AZ modelo: 50-11, [en H], [en E] W 54F00AZ IP W 54F00AZ JAN. 95 1544483W, 1706269 IP W 54F00AZ modelo: 50-11, [en H], [en E] W 54F00AZ IP W 54F00AZ JAN. 95 1544483W, 1706269 IP W 54F00AZ modelo: 50-11, [en H], [en E] W 54F00AZ IP W 54F00AZ

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue San Bernardo, ca. 5km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza, on MX175, Sierra de Juárez, Oaxaca, Mexico Mar. 18 17.60649°N, 96.38454°W [± 6m], 1794m elev. SMR1058 Xenosaurus "grandis" adult - kept alive for Luis Canseco Asiendero, 52km S (by rd) of Carrizal de Bravos, on road to Atayac, Guerrero, Mexico Apr. 24 17.58629°N, 99.83475°W [± 6m], 2659m elev. SMR1059 Craugastor saltator? adult ♀ RNA Later- liver 4/26/10 SMR1060 Thorius omiltemi adult ♀ RNA Later- liver, tail 4/26/10 1061 " " adult ♂ RNA Later- liver 4/26/10 1062 " " juv. " " 1063 " " adult ♂ " " 1064 " " adult ♂ " " Cueva de los Potrerillos, 200m S of Potrerillos and 2 Km W (by rd) of center of Ahuacatlan, San Luis Potosi, Mexico May 31 21.30706°N, 99.06547°W [± 9m], 1195m elev. SMR1065 Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides adult RNA Later- liver 6/2/10 (by rd) 6.8 km SW of Tianguistengo on road to Zacuatlipan, Hidalgo, Mexico June 2 20.70242°N, 98.66727°W [± 5m], 2029m elev. SMR1066 Chiropterotriton adult ♀ RNA Later- liver 6/2/10 1067 " " adult ♂ " " 1068 " " juv. " "

1068 " " 1069 " " 1070 " " 2WR1035 Eilat-Kishon-Haifa Tel Aviv-RAVA-RNA 2 WR1036 Christchurch 2 WR1037 " " Mar 2 80.54045N, 28.926+5W [+5] 2WR1038 Xochimilco, Mexico - kept alive for two colors 2WR1039 Xochimilco, Mexico 14:0044N, 28.8444W [L] G+R E+G Mar 18 78.96445N, 28.8444W [+6] 2WR1039 Xochimilco, Mexico - kept alive for two colors 2WR1040 Apatite, Guanajuato, Mexico Apatite, Guanajuato, Mexico 2WR1041 1071 " " 1072 " " 1073 " " 1074 " " 1075 " " 2WR1042 [illegible] Tel Aviv-RAVA-RNA 9 Haifa Tel Aviv-RAVA-RNA 9 Haifa Tel Aviv-RAVA-RNA 9 Haifa Mar 31 80.30405N, 28.6644W [+5] 2WR1043 Elat-Kishon-Haifa Tel Aviv-RAVA-RNA Caso de la Patria 80N2 of Petrolio and 8KNW (L) Caso de la Patria 80N2 of Petrolio and 8KNW (L) 2WR1044 Xochimilco, Mexico 2 WR1045 Apatite, Guanajuato, Mexico Apatite, Guanajuato, Mexico 2WR1046 2WR1047 " " 2WR1048 " " 2WR1049 " " [illegible] Catalagoes

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Reserva Nectarndra, 0.3 Km SW of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 10 10.18330N, 84.50959W [+6m], 1128m elev. SMR1069 Rana warszewitschii adult RNALater- liver G/11/10 Reserva Nectarndra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 10 [illegible] 10.18564N, 84.50787W [+10m], 1097m elev. SMR1070 Rana warszewitschii adult RNALater- liver G/11/10 1071 Esparadana prosoblepon adult " 1072 [illegible] Diasporus hylaetormis adult RNA Later- L 6/12/10 1073 Crangaster fitzingeri adult female RNALater- liver G/11/10 1074 RNALater- LJ G/11/10 1075 Crangaster crassidigitus male adult RNA Later- L 6/12/10 1076 Diasporus hylaetormis adult " 1077 Andis limaitrans adult female RNALater- L 6/14/10 1078 Andis limaitrans adult " 1079 Andis capito adult RNALater- L 6/12/10 Reserva Nectarndra, southern boundary 0.6 Km SW (by air) of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 10 10.18298N, 84.51262W [+8m], 1168m elev. SMR1080 Isthmohyla pseudopuma adult female RNA Later- L 6/12/10 -brought by Freddy SMR10918 " " adult male RNA Later- L 6/13/10 Reserva Nectarndra, between parking area and reception building, trail A, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 10 10.18620N, 84.50747W [+8m], 1094m elev. SMR1081 Crangaster branfordii adult male RNA Later- L 6/12/10 1082 Crangaster crassidigitus adult female RNALater- liver G/11/10 1083 Sibon annulatus adult RNA Later- liver G/12/10

10.83 ? Hube catalane anuZ 2RK 1081 Cynogal praeacis? " " RWA-ler-l EVNU RWA-le-l EVNU 10.95 ? Hube conssingit 2WK 1081 Cynogal praeacis?

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue June 10 Reserva Nectandra, reception building, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18734°N, 84.50788°W [+/-19m], 1100m elev. SMR 1085 Pristimantis craugastor cruentus adult RNA Later- L 6/12/10 1086 Anolis humilis adult male RNA Later- L 6/13/10 June 10 Reserva Nectandra, between mirador and visitors center, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18623°N, 84.50849°W [+/-7m], 1090m elev. SMR 1087 Sachatamia ilex adult RNA Later- L,I 6/11/10 1088 Diasorus hylaefornis adult RNA Later- L 6/12/10 1084 Craugastor transfectii adult male RNA Later- L,I 6/10/10 June 11 Reserva Nectandra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18504°N, 84.50787°W [+/-10m], 1097 m elev. SMR 1089 Atropoides nummifer adult female RNA Later- L 6/11/10 - found recently DOR just outside reserve gate on road SMR 1090 Ninia maculata adult female RNA Later- L 6/12/10 SMR 1091 Espadarang prosoblepon adult " " 1092 Anolis oxylophus adult female RNA Later- L 6/13/10 June 11 Reserva Nectandra, trail C about 200m from trail end, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18570°N, 84.50919°W [+/-12m], 1087 m elev. SMR 1093 Pristimantis craugastor cruentus adult RNA Later- L 6/12/10 June 11 Reserva Nectandra, greenhouses near guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18503°N, 84.50809°W [+/-8m], 1096 m elev. SMR 1094 Anolis 1095 Ouellmanshyla rufesculis adult female RNA Later- L 6/12/10

"Cataglog" June 10, 1983 Reserve Network Building Alpha Cate Rico 10.1X23"M X+50'F+W [-14m] 100w elk. vol m 0p01 ZMR 1087 ZR-1087-R-KW-10-1-C-1983 Haber zehneer, "C" (K) Haba zihneer A 2r01 June 10, 1983 Reserve Network Building Alpha Cate Rico 10.1X23"M X+50'F+W [-14m] 100w elk. vol m 0p01 [m F+E] W P+0-5+8 Y+0-87Y+1.01 ZMR 1087 ZR-1087-R-KW-10-1-C-1983 Haber xli aihneer, "Z" F801-2 June 11, 1983 Reserve Network Building Alpha Cate Rico 10.1X23"M X+50'F+W [-14m] 100w elk. vol m F701 [m 01-E] W*5X-0-8+8 YP+0-8Y+1.01 ZMR 1087 ZR-1087-R-KW-10-1-C-1983 Haber zehneer, "C" (K) Haba zihneer A 2r01 June 11, 1983 Reserve Network Building Alpha Cate Rico 10.1X23"M X+50'F+W [-14m] 100w elk. vol m F801 [m 01-E] W*0-0p01d M *2-30dY ZMR 1087 ZR-1087-R-KW-10-1-C-1983 Haber zehneer, "C" (K) Haba zihneer A 2r01

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue June 11 Reserva Nectandra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18564°N, 84.50787°W [±10m], 1097m elev. SMR1094 Andis capito juv. -brought by Fredi RNA Later - L 6/14/10 June 11 Reserva Nectandra, northern limit trail 0.9 km of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica (by air) ww 10.18845°N, 84.51502°W [±9m], 1123m elev. SMR1096 Craugastor fitzingeri adult -brought by Fredi RNA Later - L 6/13/10 June 12 Reserva Nectandra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18564°N, 84.50787°W [±10m], 1097m elev. SMR1097 Andis humilis adult ♂ -brought by Fredi RNA Later - L 6/14/10 June 12 La Persea, Reserva Nectandra, E side of San Ramon - Fortuna Hwy, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18270°N, 84.50665°W [±3m], 1147m elev. SMR1099 Andis biporcatus juv. -brought by Fredi RNA Later - L 6/14/10 June 12 Reserva Nectandra, northern limit 0.4 km NW of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18868°N, 84.50930°W [±3m], 1075m elev. SMR Smilisca phaeota adult ♂ 110 " adult ♂ " RNA Later - L 6/13/10 June 12 Reserva Nectandra, northern limit 0.4 km NW of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18898°N, 84.51096°W [±5m], 1111m elev. SMR1102 Nototriton gamezi adult RNA Later - L 6/15/10

June 12 10:18,08 N 84:50,97 W [±3m], 105m elev. " " " " ZM61102 Notations garrison. Hole: RWL-1 CW-1 (4m yd) Reserve Network southern limit off Km #9 of Algodale Cuto Rio June 13 10:18,08 N 84:50,97 W [±3m], 105m elev. ZM61102 Notations garrison. Hole: RWL-1 CW-1 Reserve Network E side of ZR Reserve-Fortuna Road Algodale Cuto Rio June 13 10:18,08 N 84:50,97 W [±3m], 115m elev. ZM61102 Notations garrison. Hole: RWL-1 CW-1 Reserve Network vicinity of road km #9 Algodale Cuto Rio June 14 10:18,08 N 84:50,97 W [±3m], 105m elev. ZM61102 Notations garrison. Hole: RWL-1 CW-1 Reserve Network vicinity of road km #9 Algodale Cuto Rio June 14 10:18,08 N 84:50,97 W [±3m], 105m elev. ZM61102 Notations garrison. Hole: RWL-1 CW-1 Catalogue

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Reserva Nectandra, northern limit 0.8 km (by air) of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 12 10.18830°N, 84.51421°W [±8m], 1092m elev. SMR1103 Sphenomorphus cherriei adult RNALater-L 6/13/10 300m N of entrance to Reserva Nectandra on San Ramon-Fortuna highway, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 13 10.18785°N, 84.50433°W [±8m], 1074m elev. SMR1104 Micrurus nigrocinctus juv. DOR RNALater-L 6/13/10 1105 Andis oxylophus adult ♀ RNALater-L 6/14/10 - Micrurus in fairly bad shape, tissue may not work 1108 Ninia maculata adult DOR RNALater-L 6/13/10 c. 0.5km N of entrance to Reserva Nectandra on San Ramon-Fortuna highway, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 13 10.18885°N, 84.50436°W [±6m], 1046m elev. SMR1106 Expodarana frogbleph adult ♀ RNALater-L 6/13/10 1107 Buta coniferus adult " " Reserva Nectandra, Trail 4, 0.7km SW (by air) of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 13 10.18386°N, 84.51810°W [±6m], 1194m elev. SMR1109 Rhadinea decorata adult RNALater-L 6/13/10 Reserva Nectandra, southern limit, 0.5 km SW (by air) of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 13 10.18310°N, 84.51444°W [±9m], 1178m elev. SMR1110 Rhadinea decorata adult RNALater-L 6/13/10

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Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue La Persea, E side of San Ramon-Fortuna Hwy, Reserva Nectandra, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 13 10.18088°N, 84.50535°W [±7m], 1119 m elev. SMR1111 Crangastor brandfordi adult ♀ RNA Later-L 6/15/10 -brought by Fredi Reserva Nectandra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18564°N, 84. 50787°W [±10m], 1097 m elev. June 12 SMR1112 Isthmohyla pseudopuma adult DOR RNA Later-L 6/12/10 June 14 SMR1113 Crangastor fitzingeri adult ♀ RNA Later-L 6/15/10 SMR1114 [illegible] [illegible] xanthostigma ♀ " SMR1115 Ptychoglossus plicatus adult " La Persea, E side of San Ramon-Fortuna Hwy, Reserva Nectandra, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 14 10.18088°N, 84.50535°W [±7m], 1119 m elev. SMR1116 Oedipina uniformis adult RNA Later-L 6/15/10 SMR1117 Ninia maculata juv. RNA Later-L 6/15/10 SMR1118 Micrurus nigrocinctus adult DOR RNALater-L 6/14/10 E side of La Ocotea, 1.3 km NW (by air) of guard house, Reserva Nectandra, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 14 10.19127°N, 84.51848°W [±5m], 1085 m elev. SMR1119 Micrurus nigrocinctus adult ♀ RNA Later-L 6/15/10 Northern limit of La Ocotea, 1.5 km WNW (by air) of guard house, Reserva Nectandra, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 14 SMR1120 Anolis oxylophus adult ♂ RNA Later-L 6/15/10 10.19814°N, 84.58000°W [±7m], 1048 m elev.

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Loft, Jean 2010 Catalogue June 14 Reserva Nectandra, trail C, 0.4 km SW (by air) of guard house Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18365°N, 84.51022°W [±10m], 1147m elev. SMR1121 Pristimantis cruentus adult RNA Later-L 6/15/10 June 15 Reserva Nectandra, vicinity of guard house, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18564°N, 84.50787°W [±10m], 1097m elev. SMR1122 Rhadineo decorata adult RNA Later-L 6/15/10 [illegible] June 16 La Persea, Reserva Nectandra, E side of San Ramon-Fortuns highway, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18088°N, 84.50535°W [±7m], 1119m elev. SMR1123 Lepidoblepharis xanthostigma adult RNA Later-L 6/16/10 SMR1124 " " juv. " June 16 Reserva Nectandra, trail F, 0.5 km W (by air) of guard house Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.18573°N, 84.51232°W [±10m], 1141m elev. SMR1125 Diploglossus bilobatus adult ♂ RNA Later-L 6/16/10 June 16 Finca Ocatea, 8.7km NW (by rd) of center of Zarroca, Alajuela, Costa Rica 10.32721°N, 84.34819°W [±12m], 2143m elev. SMR1126 Crangaster podiciferus adult RNA Later-L 6/17/10 SMR1127 " " adult " " SMR1128 " " adult ♀ " " SMR1129 Andlis tropidolepis adult ♂ " " SMR1130 Andlis tropidolepis adult ♂ " "

{ "text": "Catalogues\n\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1130 Aves trochiloides\nZWR1132 Aves trochiloides\n\" \" F thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nZWR1133 Conopophaga lineata\nZWR1134 \" \"\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1135 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1136 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1137 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1138 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1139 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1140 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1141 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1142 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1143 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1144 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1145 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1146 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1147 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1148 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1149 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1150 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1151 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1152 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1153 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1154 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1155 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1156 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1157 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57BL/6\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\n\" \" thbna\nHalo extensor superficialis\nRNA later-F C57BL/6\nJune 16 2004\nZWR1158 Diplogalea dipodops adult & RNA later-F C57 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

ovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Finca Ocatea, 8.7 km NW (by rd) of center of Zarco, Alajuela, Costa Rica June 16 10.22721°N, 84.34819°W [±12m], 2143m elev. SMR1131 Anolis tropidolepis adult ♀ RNA Later-L 6/17/10 numbers SMR1132-1155 assigned to specimens from August 2008 Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca trip that were prepared with temporary numbers by Juan Carlos Winfield "El Coni", small cave 900m SSE of center of Durango, Municipio Zimapán, Parque Nacional los Macnales, Hidalgo, Mexico June 27 20.88821°N, 99.22618°W [±9m], 2234m elev. SMR1156 Chiropterotriton mosaueri adult ♀ RNA Later-L 6/29/10 1157 " " juv. RNA Later-L,I 6/29/10 1158 Chiropterotriton magnipes adult ♂ RNA Later-L 6/29/10 1159 " " adult ♂ " " 1160 " " juv. " " 1161 " " juv. " " Avenida Poniente, 0.8 km W (by road) of central plaza, Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico July 6 18.89668°N, 97.00600°W [±7m], 1004m elev. SMR1162 Geophis semidiatus adult ♂ RNA Later-L 7/8/10 1163 " " adult ♂ " " Nacimiento del Rio Atoyac, 7.4 km NNW (by rd) of Potrero Viejo, Veracruz, Mexico July 6 18.92958°N, 96.88160°W [±9m], 640m elev. SMR1164 Buteo valliceps adult RNA Later-L 7/8/10

Catalog 2WR183 Aztec tuberculosis adult & tuba zingelquist child 14MAR June 16 10:55:07N 84.4947W [T] +F[+] W"P"P?ZHOX,U"M"BFSO.OI 21 mil Face poster 8.3 km NW (N) of center of Aztec Airport Cat Rio 2WR1150 C. chlorosticta mesosoma adult & Hoho RAVATO-1 GIRAU " " " " " " " " 113A " " " " " " " " 113D " " " " " " " " 11CO " " " " " " " " 11CI " " " " " " " " 2WR11C3 C. chlorosticta mesosoma adult & Hoho RAVATO-1 GIRAU " " " " " " " " 11E " " " " " " " " July 6 18:25:07N,PP 00:00.W [T] +F[+] W"P"?CQZ9XI 100m to Factory de los Flores Venecia Mexico Avenda I Puentes) 0.8 km W (N) of central plaza 2WR1120 C. chlorosticta mesosoma adult & Hoho RAVATO-1 GIRAU " " " " " " " " June 25 20:49:07N PP 3.86K.W [T] +F[+] W"P"?OZ9X,OO FB mil "El Cui", small cave 100m ZZE of center of Puerto Madero Sanctuary Foresta Nacional la Monclova Hidalgo Mexico ```

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Avenida 2 and Calle 7, wooded lot across street from Hotel Fortin de las Flores, Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico July 7 18.90120°N, 96.99551°W [±7m], 1011m elev. SMR1165 Ninia setae adult ♀ RNALater-L 7/8/10 1166 Ninia diademata adult ♂ " " Avenida 4 and Calle 4, Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico July 7 18.90136°N, 97.00001°W [±9m], 1015m elev. SMR1167 Bolitoglossa platydactyla adult ♀ RNALater-L 7/8/10 1168 " adult ♀ " " 1169 " " adult " " Avenida Poniente, 1.2 km W (by rd) of central plaza, Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico July 7 18.89590°N, 97.00892°W [±7m], 989m elev. SMR1170 Eleutherodactylus leprus adult RNALater-L 7/8/10 16.4km N (by rd) of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula to Finca Nueva Alemania, Chiapas, Mexico July 10 15.06+52°N, 92.30842°W [±8m], 509m elev. SMR1171 adult RNALater-L 7/10/10 Micrusas (by rd) Finca Nueva Alemania, 38.3km N of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico July 10 15.11542°N, 92.30[illegible]W [±7m], 506m elev. SMR1172 Sphenomorphus assatus juv. RNALater-L 7/11/10 117[illegible] Bufo juv. " "

Catalogue Jul 10 2WR1F3 Zaphod Beeblebrox Jr. " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R Jul 10 2WR1F5 The Trampolinist " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R Jul 10 2WR1F6 Electro-telegrapher's phone " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R Jul 10 2WR1F7 The Telepathic Photographer " " " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R Jul 10 2WR1F8 The Telepathic Photographer " " " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R Jul 10 2WR1F9 The Telepathic Photographer " " " " P.W.A.-L-A.N.R

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue July 10 Finca Nueva Alemania, 38.3 Km N of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 15.11542°N, 92.30231°W [±7m], 506m elev. SMR1174 Bufo adult ♀ RNA Later - L 7/11/10 1175 Craugastor rhodopis adult ♀ " 1176 Eleutherodactylus rubrimaculatus juv. " 1177 " juv. " July 10 21.6 Km N (by rd) of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula to Finca Nueva Alemania, Chiapas, Mexico 15.07944°N, 92.31474°W [±10m], 483m elev. SMR1178 Craugastor adult ♀ RNA Later - L 7/11/10 1179 Rana adult " July 11 17.1 Km N (by rd) of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula to Finca Nueva Alemania, Chiapas, Mexico 15.05190°N, 92.24313°W [±5m], 497m elev. SMR1180 Ameiva undulata juv. RNA Later - L 7/11/10 -killed accidentally while searching, kept on ice all day July 11 14.0 Km N (by rd) of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula to Finca Nueva Alemania, Chiapas, Mexico 15.03912°N, 92.24277°W [±8m], 554m elev. SMR1181 Bolitoglossa flaviventris adult ♀ RNA Later - L 7/11/10 1182 Bolitoglossa occidentalis adult ♀ RNA Later - L 7/11/10 1183 " " adult ♀ " 1184 " " adult ♀ "

Catalogue July 10 2M6JF+ P8A +PFIIAMZ " Haha " Haha PFII " " PFII photograph must be on 005XM after notification to (in yr) N at 2.30 July 10 2M6JF8 PFII " Haha Haha PFII photograph must be on 005XM after notification to (in yr) N at 1.30 July 11 2M6JF+ P8A +PFIIAMZ " Haha " Haha PFII photograph must be on 005XM after notification to (in yr) N at 9.30

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue July 11 14:0 Km N (by rd) of intersection with MX200 on road from Tapachula to Finca Nueva Alemanis, Chiapas, Mexico 15.03312°N, 92.24277°W [±8m], 554m elev. SMR#1185 Bolitoglossa occidentalis adult ♂ RNA Later - L I 7/11/10 1186 Trachycephalus venulosus adult ♀ RNA Later - L 7/11/10 1187 Rhadinea adult ♀ " " (cby rd) 4.9 Km E of MX200 at Acancoyagha on road to Ovando Turguia, Chiapas, Mexico July 13 15.36072°N, 92.63963°W [±9m], 181m elev. SMR#1188 adult ♂ RNA Later - L 7/15/10 Leptodera Small cave 1.3 Km NE (by air) of Rodulfo Figueroa on trail to top of Cerro Bail, Chiapas, Mexico July 14 16.55935°N, 94.17205°W [±8m], 1592m elev. SMR#1189 Ixalotriton cf niger adult RNA Later - L 7/15/10 1190 " " adult 1191 " " adult 1192 " " adult 1193 " " adult 1194 Craugaster 1.4 Km NE (by air) of Rodulfo Figueroa on trail to top of Cerro Bail, Chiapas, Mexico July 14 16.55752°N, 94.17053°W [±9m], 1636m elev. SMR#1195 Bolitoglossa occidentalis juv. RNA Later - L 7/15/10

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ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Aug. 1 Valle de los Fantasmas, Sierra de Alvarez, San Luis Potosi, Mexico 22.07245°N, 100.61733°W [±6 m], 2216m elev. SMR1196 Plestiodon brevirostris adult RNA Later - L 8/1/10 Aug. 1 4 Km 5 (by rd) of intersection with road to Gomez Farias on MX85, Tamaulipas, Mexico 22.92667°N, 99.03741°W [±8 m], 104m elev. SMR1197 Trachemys scripta adult RNA Later - L 8/1/10 Aug. 1 Taqneria at NW corner of central plaza, Gomez Farlas, Tamaulipas, Mexico 22.04684°N, 99.15534°W [±8 m], 377m elev. SMR1198 Smilisca baudinii adult ♂ RNA Later - L 8/1/10 Aug. 1 Hotel Posada Campestre, Gomez Farlas, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.06067°N, 99.15898°W [±7 m], 361m elev. SMR1199 Smilisca baudinii adult ♂ RNA Later - L 8/1/10 Aug. 2 "Cueva del Salto", 6.1 Km WNW (by air) of center of Gomez Farlas, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.06543°N, 99.21196°W [±10 m], 1819m elev. SMR1200 Pseudemrycea scandens adult ♂ RNA Later - L 8/4/10 1201 " " adult ♀ 1202 " " adult ♀ 1203 " " adult ♂ 1204 " " adult ♂

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ovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Road from Alta Cima to San Jose, 2.0km NE (by air) of San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 2 23.06142°N, 99.21799°W [±9m], 1395m elev. SMR1205 Pseudeurycea scandens adult RNALater-L 8/4/10 1206 " "subadult " " 1207 Pseudeurycea "cephalica" adult ♂ " " 1208 " " adult ♀ " " Road from Alta Cima to San Jose, 1.7km NE (by air) of San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 2 23.06062°N, 99.22171°W [±7m], 1388m elev. SMR1209 P. "cephalica" adult RNALater-L 8/4/10 1210 (Syrrhophus) cystignathodes adult " " Eleutherodactylus Road from Alta Cima to San Jose, 1.3km N (by air) of San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 2 23.05902°N, 99.22608°W [±9m], 1320m elev. SMR1211 P. "cephalica" adult RNALater-L 8/4/10 1212 Chiropterotriton RNALater-L,I 8/6/10 1213 Pliocercus elapoides DOR RNALater-scale 8/2/10 El Valle de Ovi, 1km N (by air) of San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 2 23.05687°N, 99.22837°W [±6m], 1327m elev. SMR1214 Chiropterotriton adult ♀ RNALater-L 8/6/10

Catálogo Apl. 2 38.05'00"N, 112.14'37"W [± 9m] 1380 m elev Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, México Rd # 6 (in yd) al km 7 al norte de AHA camino a ZP, José Joaquin NE (km air) de 2.4 ZWR1304 Crincatocitaton Hube y Hube KNAI1811 P "capilares" Q. POPIAMC KNAI1807 Cincatocitation " " " " " " Apl. 2 38.05'00"N, 112.14'37"W [± 9m] 1380 m elev Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, México Rd # 6 (in yd) al km 7 al norte de AHA camino a ZP, José Joaquin NE (km air) de 2.4 ZWR1305 Crincatocitation Hube y Hube KNAI1809 Cincatocitation " " " " " " Apl. 2 38.05'00"N, 112.14'37"W [± 9m] 1380 m elev Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, México Rd # 6 (in yd) al km 7 al norte de AHA camino a ZP, José Joaquin NE (km air) de 2.4 ZWR1302 Crincatocitation Hube y Hube KNAI1808 Cincatocitation " " " " " "

Ravito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Centro Interpretivo Ecológico, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Gómez Farías, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.09N, 99.16811W [error not recorded], 358m elev. Aug. 2 SMR1215 Buteo nebulaifer juvenile RNALater-L 8/4/10 1216 Bothrops sp? adult ♀ " " Aug 3 SMR1217 Eleutherodactylus (Syrchophas) cystignathodes adult RNALater-L Rancho El Cielo, 7.1 km NNW (by air) of center of Gómez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 3 23.10098N, 99.19228W [+9m], 1213m elev. SMR1218 Pseudoeurycea "cephalica" adult RNALater-L 8/7/10 1219 " " RNALater-L 8/4/10 1220 " " " 1221 " " " "Cueva de la Salamandra", 100m E of ranch buildings, Rancho El Cielo, 7.0 km NNW (by air) of center of Gómez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 3 23.10124N, 99.19115W [+6m], 1213m elev. SMR1222 Pseudoeurycea scandens adult RNALater-L 8/4/10 "Cueva del Cristal", 0.3km SE of ranch buildings, Rancho El Cielo, 6.8 km NNW (by air) of center of Gómez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico Aug. 3 23.09875N, 99.19112W [+7m], 114m elev. SMR1223 P. scandens adult ♀ RNALater-L 8/4/10

Catálogo Año 3 ZWR125 E. Tzontemoc, 7 km NW de la Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo KNA126-1 RA/0 " " " " " " Año 2 ZWR124 E. Tzontemoc, 7 km NW de la Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo KNA125-1 RA/0 Año 3 ZWR123 E. Tzontemoc, 7 km NW de la Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo KNA124-1 RA/0 " " " " " "

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Aug.3 0.2 km E (by air) of Rancho El Cielo, 6.9 km NNW (by air) of center of Gomez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.10043°N, 99.19044°W [± 9m], 1174m elev. SMR1224 Chiropterotriton adult ♂ RNALater-L,I 8/6/10 1225 Chiropterotriton adult ♀ " 1226 Chiropterotriton adult ♀ " 1227 Chiropterotriton juv. RNALater-L,I 8/6/10 1228 Chiropterotriton juv. 1229 Chiropterotriton juv. 1230 Chiropterotriton adult ♂ 1231 Chiropterotriton juv. 1232 Chiropterotriton juv. 1249 Chiropterotriton juv. Aug. 3 0.2 km SW (by air) of Rancho El Cielo, 7.0 km NNW (by air) of center of Gomez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.09941°N, 99.19374°W [± 10m], 1157m elev. SMR1233 Chiropterotriton RNALater-L,I 8/6/10 Aug.4 Rancho El Cielo, 7.1 km NNW (by air) of center of Gomez Farías, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.10098°N, 99.19228°W [± 9m], 1213m elev. SMR1234 Buto nebulifer adult RNALater-L 8/4/10 Aug.4 Cueva Govenia, 4.3 km NW (by air) of center of Gomez Farías on road to Rancho El Cielo, Reserva de la Biósfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.07060°N, 99.18923°W [± 9m], 997m elev. SMR1235 Chiropterotriton adult ♂ RNALater-L,I 8/4/10 SMR1236 Pseudoeurycea scaniensis adult RNALater-L 8/4/10

Catalogos 0.8 Km E (60 m) de Rancho El Cielo F1.5 Km NW (y al N) de centro de Guemes Foros, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.10077N 97.4449W [Lat 23 6'0.9" W Long 97 26'41.8"] Apt. 5 ZWR1384 Cincuentenario Haba Habita Haba Haba OAX X J - HalaJAMA 0.8 Km ZW (y al E) de Rancho El Cielo F1.5 Km NW (y al N) de centro de Guemes Foros, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.10077N 97.4449W [Lat 23 6'0.9" W Long 97 26'41.8"] Apt. 5 ZWR1388 Cincuentenario OAX X J - HalaJAMA 0.8 Km E (60 m) de Rancho El Cielo F1.5 Km NW (y al N) de centro de Guemes Foros, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.10077N 97.4449W [Lat 23 6'0.9" W Long 97 26'41.8"] Apt. 5 ZWR1385 Cincuentenario OAX X J - HalaJAMA Haba Haba Haba Haba Cincuentenario Cincuentenario Cincuentenario Cincuentenario Cincuentenario Cincuentenario Cincuentenario 1356 1287 1286 1284 1281 1280 1281 1281 1281 Apt. 4 ZWR1389 Cincuentenario Haba Haba Haba Haba OAX X J - HalaJAMA

ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue 26.2 km E (by rd) of center of Ciudad del Maiz on MX80, at turnoff to R.M.O. Las Antenas San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Aug. 4 22.48715°N, 99.47374°W [+7m], 1823m elev. SMR1237 Chiroptatriton multidentatus juv. RNA later-LJ 8/6/10 1238 " " juv. RNA later-LJ 8/6/10 1239 " " juv. " " 1240 " " juv. " " 1241 " " juv. " " 1242 Lepidophyma occular juv. RNA Later-L 8/7/10 1243 Aspidoscelis gularis adult ♂ " " 1244 Sceloporus variabilis juv. " " 1245 " " juv. " " Aug. 5 SMR1246 Sceloporus variabilis adult ♀ " " 1247 Rhadinea gaigeae adult ♀ " " 1248 Buteo nebulifer adult RNA later-L 8/6/10 La Perra (Ejido El Porvenir), Mpio. Gomez Farías, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico July 22 23.11352°N, 99.23962°W, 1969 m elev. SMR1250 Staceria starcoides adult ♀-gravid La Perra (Ejido El Porvenir), Mpio Gomez Farías, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico 23.11352°N, 99.23962°W, 1969 m elev. July 22 SMR1251 Crotalus lepidus adult collected by Eli García Padilla

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novito, Sean 2010 Catalogue, Aug.8 Chigola, ca. 4km S (by rd) of Matias Romero en MX 185 , Oaxaca, Mexico 16.83485'N, 95.02487'W [+ 7m], 179m elev. SMR 1253 Engystomops pustulosus adult ♂ RNA Later-L 8/10/10 1254 " " adult ♂ " " 1255 " " adult ♂ " " 1256 " " adult ♂ " " 1257 " " adult ♂ " " 1258 Gastrothryne usta adult ♀ " " 1259 Scinax staufferi adult ♂ " " 1260 Thamophis proximus adult ♀ gravid " " 1.0 Km 5W (by rd) Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug.9 17.15 444'N, 94.23645'W [+ 7m], 183 meter. SMR 1261 Lepidophyma tuxtlae juv. RNA Later-L 8/10/10 1262 Smilisca bandini adult ♀ " " 1263 Dendropsaphus microcephalus adult ♂ " " 1264 Craugastor alfredi adult " " 1265 Craugastor rhodopis adult ♀ " " 1266 Clelia cytlina adult ♀ " " 1.5 Km 5W (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug.9 17.15256'N, 94.24072'W [+ 10m], 162m elev. SMR 1267 Craugastor rhodopis adult RNA Later-L 8/10/10 1268 Smilisca bandini adult " " 1269 Craugastor berkenbuschii adult " "

Catarata 12 km ZW (4°N) of Matas Verde Chirripo ZWR1563 Female C. hobo exsiccated country? " " " " 1981 " " " " 1982 " " " " 1982 " " " " 1983 " " " " 1982 " " " " 1981 " " " " 1980 10 km ZW (4°N) of Matas Verde Chirripo ZWR1561 Female C. hobo exsiccated country? " " " " 1982 " " " " 1981 " " " " 1984 " " " " 1982 " " " " 1981 12 km ZW (4°N) of Matas Verde Chirripo ZWR1567 Female C. hobo exsiccated country? " " " " 1981 " " " " 1980 " " " " 1981

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue 1.5 km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 9 17.15256°N, 94.24072°W [±10m], 162 m elev. SMR1270 Corytophanes hernandezi adult ♂ RNAlater-L 8/10/10 1271 Andis [illegible] adult ♂ " " 0.5 km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 9 17.15760°N, 94.23313°W [±9m], 117 m elev. SMR1272 Eleutherodactylus leprus adult RNAlater-L 8/10/10 1273 Craugastor rhodopis adult " " 1274 " " adult " " 1275 Coleonyx elegans adult " " 1276 Imantodes cenchoa adult ♀ " " La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 9 17.15942°N, 94.22879°W [±7m], 93 m elev. SMR1277 Bute marianus juv. RNAlater-L 8/10/10 1278 Smilisca bandini adult ♂ " " Aug.10 1279 " " adult RNAlater-L 8/10/10 1280 Rana maculata adult RNAlater-L 8/11/10 1281 Bute valiceps adult " " 2.2 km [illegible] (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug.10 17.14095°N, 94.22028°W [±8m], 199 m elev. SMR1282 Sphenomorphus assatar juv. RNAlater-L 8/11/10

010 Catalog A.p.A 2WKI367, C.16011 W.PFV9P.WPF821.F1 " " H.4thp zehamz eebdetrn OF81M2 " " " H.4thp eebdmrzn cihaf M21 A.p.A 2WKI367, C.16011 W.PFV9P.WPF821.F1 " " H.4thp zehamz eebdetrn OF81M2 " " " H.4thp eebdmrzn cihaf M21 A.p.A 2WKI367, C.16011 W.PFV9P.WPF821.F1 " " H.4thp zehamz eebdetrn OF81M2 " " " H.4thp eebdmrzn cihaf M21 A.p.A 2WKI367, C.16011 W.PFV9P.WPF821.F1 " " H.4thp zehamz eebdetrn OF81M2 " " " H.4thp eebdmrzn cihaf M21

ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Aug. 10 1.5 Km SE (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.14861°N, 94.22119°W [±6m], 99m elev. SMR1283 Bolitoglossa rufescens adult ♂ RNA Later- L 8/11/10 Aug. 10 1.0 Km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15444°N, 94.23645°W [±7m], 183m elev. SMR1284 Craugastor alfredi adult ♀ RNA Later- L 8/11/10 1285 " " adult " " 1286 Clelia sytalinga adult ♂ " " 1287 Sphenomorphus cherriei adult RNA Later- L 8/10/10" - Sphenomorphus killed when captured Aug. 10 1.5 Km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15256°N, 94.24072°W [±10m], 162m elev. SMR1288 Eleutherodactylus leporus adult ♂ RNA Later- L 8/11/10 1289 Craugastor berkenbuschii adult " " 1290 " " adult ♀ " " 1291 " " juv. " " 1292 Andis backeri adult ♀ " " 1293 Andis backeri adult ♂ " " Aug. 10 La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15943°N, 94.22879°W [±7m], 72m elev. SMR1294 Hemidactylus frenatus adult ♂ RNA Later- L 8/12/10 Aug. 11 SMR1295 Smilisca baudinii adult ♂ " "

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Kovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Aug. 11 2.2 Km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.14499°N, 94.24219°W [±7m], 141m elev. SMR1296 Dermaptis mexicana adult RNA Later-L 8/16/10 Aug. 11 0.9 Km S (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15137°N, 94.23042°W [±8m], 195 m elev. SMR1297 Ameiva undulata adult ♂ RNA Later-L 8/12/10 1298 Andis tropicodonatus adult ♂ " " Aug. 11 1.0 Km S (by air) of La Fortaleza, Mojo. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15132°N, 94.23291°W [±8m], 239 m elev. SMR1299 Bolitoglossa alberchi adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/12/10 1300 Imantodes cenchoa juv. " " 1301 Leptodeira polysticta juv. " " Mojo. Aug. 11 1.5 Km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.15256°N, 94.24072°W [±10m], 162 m elev. SMR1302 Leptodactylus melanotus juv. RNA Later-L 8/12/10 1303 Crangaster berkenbuschii adult " " 1304 Crangaster rhodopis adult ♀ " " 1305 " " adult ♀ " " 1306 Andis bakeri adult " " 1307 Crangaster berkenbuschii adult " "

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ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue Aug. 12 1.1 km SSE (by air) of La Fortaleza, Moia, Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.14795°N, 94.23103°W [±8m], 97m elev. SMR 1308 Ninia sebae adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/15/10 1309 Leptophis mexicanus adult ♂ " " Aug. 12 2.6 km SW (by air) of La Fortaleza, Moia, Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico 17.14100°N, 94.25085°W [±8m], 228m elev. SMR 1310 Buto macracristatus adult RNA Later-L 8/13/10 -died in captivity Aug. 19 1.0 km S (by rd) of La Encarnación on road to MX85, Parque Nacional Los Marandes, Hidalgo, Mexico 20.86792°N, 99.21314°W [±7m], 2407m elev. SMR 1311 Pseudoerysea cephalica adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/25/10 1312 " " " adult ♂ " " 1313 " " " adult RNA Later-L 8/25/10 1314 " " " adult ♀ " " 1315 " " " adult " " 1316 " " " subadult ♀ " " 1317 " " " adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/26/10 1318 " " " adult ♀ " " 1319 " " " adult ♀ " " 1320 " " " adult " " 1321 Chiropteratriton chondrostega adult RNA Later-L 8/25/10 1322 " " " " "

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ovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Aug. 19 1.3 Km S (by rd) of La Encarnación on road to MX85, Parque Nacional Los Marmoles, Hidalgo, Mexico 20.86648°N, 99.81619°W [±13m], 2454m elev. SMR1323 Pseudoeurycea bellii subadult RNA Later-L 8/26/10 1324 Geophis latifrontalis adult ♂ RNA Later-L 8/26/10 Aug. 19 1.6 Km S (by rd) of La Encarnación on road to MX85, Parque Nacional Los Marmoles, Hidalgo, Mexico 20.86526°N, 99.81929°W [±20m], 2471m elev. SMR1325 Chiropterotriton chondrostega adult RNA Later-LI 8/26/10 1326 " " adult RNA Later-L, I 8/26/10 Aug. 21 Cueva de la Iglesia, Ahuacatlán, San Luis Potosí, Mexico 21.31886°N, 99.05264°W [±6m], 1193m elev. SMR1327 Crangastor decoratus adult RNA Later-L 8/26/10 Aug. 21 Cueva de Potrerillos, 200m S of Potrerillos and 2km W (by rd) of center of Ahuacatlán, San Luis Potosí, Mexico 21.30706°N, 99.06547°W [±9m], 1195m elev. SMR1328 Crangastor decoratus adult RNA Later-L 8/25/10 Aug. 21 0.5km S (by rd) of La Trinidad on road to Xilitla, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda, San Luis Potosí, Mexico 21.40539°N, 99.06794°W [±6m], 1930m elev. SMR1329 Pseudoeurycea bellii adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/26/10 1330 " " adult ♂ " " 1331 " " adult ♂ " "

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue 0.5 km S (by rd) of La Trinidad on road to Xilitla, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Aug. 21 21.40539°N, 99.06794°W [+ 6m], 1930m elev. SMR1332 Pseudoenrycea cephalica sp. nov. subadult RNALater-L,I 8/26/10 1333 Chiropterotriton adult RNALater-L 8/26/10 1334 " adult ♀ RNALater-L 8/26/10 1335 " adult " " 1336 " adult ♂ ' Campo Santo, 1.1 km W (by rd) of entrance to Pinal de Amoles on MX120, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexico Aug.22 21.13138°N, 99.62875°W [+ 8m], 2388m elev. SMR1337 Pseudoenrycea bellii juv. RNALater-L,I 8/26/10 1338 " " juv. " 1339 Geophis latifrontalis adult ♀ RNALater-L 8/26/10 04 km N (by rd) of intersection with MX120 on road to Microondas la Pinguica, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexico Aug. 23 21.12267°N, 99.67469°W [+ 8m], 2649m elev. SMR1340 Pseudoenrycea cephalica adult ♂ Microondas la Pinguica, 7.4 km N (by rd) of MX120, Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexico Aug. 23 21.15656°N, 99.68901°W [+ 4m], 3064m elev. SMR1341 Pseudoenrycea bellii juv. RNALater-L,I 8/26/10 1342 " " juv. RNALater-L,I 8/26/10 1343 " " juv. " "

Rovib, Sean 2010 Catalogue Microandas la Pingüica, 7.4 km N (by rd) of MX120, Reserva de la Biósfera Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexico Aug. 23 21.15656°N, 99.68901°W [±4m], 3064m elev. SMR1344 Pseudoorycea bellii adult ♀ RNA Later - L 8/26/10 1345 " " adult ♀ " " 1346 Chiropterotriton cf chondrostega adult RNA Later-L, I 8/26/10 on road to sitio arqueológico Ranas Agua de Vena[do], 1.7 km NW (by rd) of San Joaquin, Querétaro, Mexico Aug. 23 20.92274°N, 99.57065°W [±6m], 2419m elev. SMR1347 Geophis latifrontalis adult ♂ RNA Later- L 8/26/10 0.3 km N (by rd) of intersection with San Joaquin-Mejorada road on road to San Juan Enramadas, Querétaro, Mexico Aug. 23 20.90838°N, 99.53573°W [±7m], 2364m elev. SMR1348 Geophis latifrontalis adult ♀ RNA Later-L 8/26/10 1349 Pseudoorycea cephalica adult ♂♀ RNA Later- L 8/26/10 Instituto de Biología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, D.F., México Aug-Sept. 19.32059°N, 99.19395°W [±9m], 2865m elev. SMR1350 Sceloporus adult RNA Later-L

ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue 8.6 Km E (by rd) of Puerto del Gallo on road to Carrizal de Bravos, Guerrera, Mexico Sept. 26 17.46550 N, 100.1[illegible] W [+9m], 3180m elev. SMR1351 Pseudouryceae Hahcuiloh juv. RNA later - L 9/27/10 8.0 Km E (by rd) of Puerto del Gallo on road to Carrizal de Bravos, Guerrero, Mexico Sept. 27 SMR1352 Thorius grandis adult RNA later - L 9/28/10 1353 " " " " 17.46311 N, 100.15319 W [+8m], 3085m elev. 8.6 Km E (by rd) of Puerto del Gallo on road to Carrizal de Bravos, then 0.7 km N (by rd) up Cerro Teotepec, Guerrero, Mexico Sept. 27 SMR1354 Thorius grandis adult RNA later - L 9/28/10 1355 " " " ♯ 1356 " " " " 1357 " " " " 1358 " " " " 1359 " " " " 1360 " " " " 17.47004 N, 100.15401 W [+8m], 3202m elev. 18.8 Km E (by rd) of Puerto del Gallo on road to Carrizal de Bravos, Guerrero, Mexico Sept. 27 17.46576 N, 100.08875 W [+6m], 2950m elev. SMR1361 Pseudouryceae Hahcuiloh adult RNA later - L 9/28/10 1362 " " " adult " " 1363 " " " adult " "

Catalogue 2047-35 18:00 E (part) of Puerto del Callao on coast to Cuenca de Bureos 26.09.35 ZURICH International Therapeutic Inst. KWIATUR - VEXIO " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 2047-36 18:00 E (part) of Puerto del Callao on coast to Cuenca de Bureos 26.09.35 ZURICH International Therapeutic Inst. KWIATUR - VEXIO

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Cueva El Madroño, 900m NW (by air) of entrance to Valle de los Fantasmas en MX70, Sierra de Alvarez, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Oct. 16 22.07183°N, 100.61466°W [± 10m], 2297 m elev. SMR1364 Chiroptoriton multidentatus adult RNA later- L,I 10/18/10 1365 " " subadult 1366 " " subadult 4.1 Km S (by rd) of Mineral del Chico on road to Pachuca, Parque Nacional El Chico, Hidalgo, Mexico Oct. 17 20.19801°N, 98.72749°W [± 10m], 2768 m elev. SMR 1367 Chiropterotriton diminutius adult ♂ RNA later-L I 10/18/10 1368 Pseudoeurycea cephalica adult ♀ RNA later-L 10/18/10 1369 " " juv. 1370 " " juv. Puerto Soledad, Sierra Mazateca, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 22 18.16389°N, 96.99945°W [± 7m], 2341 m elev. SMR1371 Crangaster mexicanus juv. RNA later-L 10/23/10 0.8 Km SSW (by air) of Plan de Guadalupe, Sierra Mazateca, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 23 18.13803°N, 96.95811°W [± 5m], 2272 m elev. SMR1372 Crangaster mexicanus adult RNA later-L 10/23/10 1373 " " juv. " " 16 Km S (by rd) of Puerto Soledad on road to San Bernardino, Sierra Mazateca, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 23 18.15699°N, 97.00285°W [± 8m], 2319 m elev. SMR1374 Pseudoeurycea ruficanda adult RNA later-L,I 10/23/10

ZWR1354+ Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181654W, 17.0039E,W [+20] 8312m SS.+20 ZWR1353 Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181636W, 16.9382W [+20] 8338m SS.+20 " " " " " " ZWR1351 Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181627W, 16.9232W [+20] 8342m SS.+20 " " " " " " ZWR1350 Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181619W, 16.9077W [+20] 8347m SS.+20 " " " " " " ZWR1349 Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181611W, 16.8922W [+20] 8351m SS.+20 " " " " " " ZWR1347 Reconocimiento al sur de JAMA y Haba, planificacion requirida para el area 04.23 181603W, 16.8767W [+20] 8355m SS.+20 " " " " " "

Rovita, Jean 2010 Catalogue 1.1 Km N (by rd) of northern entrance to San Juan de los Cues on MX 135, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 24 18.06751°N, 97.06848°W [± 6m], 871m elev. SMR 1375 Boa constrictor adult DOR RNALater-muscle 10/24/10 San Bernardo, 4.8 km SW (by rd) of La Esperanza on MX 175, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 25 17.60607°N, 96.38425°W [± 7m], 1729m elev. SMR 1376 Atropoides mexicanus juv. RNALater-L 10/25/10 1377 Chirostetriton "pluvialis" RNALater-L,I 10/25/10 1378 " " " juv. " 1379 Craugastor affredi adult RNALater-L 10/26/10 1380 " " " juv. RNALater-L,I 10/25/10 1387 Xenosaurus grandis adult RNALater 17.60770°N, 96.38475°W [± 7m], 1693m elev. SMR 1381 Pseudoecyrcea cf werderi adult ♀ RNALater-L 10/26/10 17.60956°N, 96.38599°W [± 7m], 1672m elev. SMR 1382 C. "pluvialis" adult RNALater-L,I 10/25/10 17.61027°N, 96.38651°W [± 7m], 1602m elev. SMR 1383 Craugastor mexicanus adult RNALater-L 10/25/10 1384 Pleurohylla cyclada RNALater-L,I 10/25/10 17.60542°N, 96.38224°W [± 10m], 1788m elev. SMR 1385 C. "pluvialis" adult ♀ RNALater-L 10/25/10 1386 " " " adult "

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue cal 200m from MX175 on road to San Isidro Yoxb, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 26 17.60094'N, 96.41846'W [+6m], 2001m elev. SMR1388 Chiropterotribon "pluvialis" adult ♀ RNA Later - L 10/26/10 1389 " " adult ♀ " 1390 " " adult ♀ " 1391 " " adult ♀ " 1392 " " adult " 1393 Pseudoeurycea saltator 1394 " " 1395 " " juv. 1396 " " juv. RNA Later - LI 10/26/10 1397 " " juv. 1398 Pseudoeurycea cf ugnidentis adult RNA Later - L 10/26/10 1399 Charadrahyla nephila adult RNA Later - L 10/27/10 La Esperanza, on MX175 between Ixtlan de Juarez and Valle Nacional, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 26 17.62747'N, 96.36687'W [+6m], 1715m elev. SMR1400 Eleetrohyla cyclada RNA Later - L 10/26/10 10.3 km S (by rd) of center of Valle Nacional on MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 26 17.72390'N, 96.32100'W [+8m], 676m elev. SMR1401 Bolitoglossa sp. "Vista Hermosa" adult RNA Later - L 10/27/10 1402 " " adult ♂ RNA Later - LI 10/26/10 1403 " " adult " 1404 " " adult " 1405 Bolitoglossa ratesensis adult "

Catalogue 2010 with 2mm Oct '86 1F.C304M, JG:50C47M (E=CM) ZNR.HOO Photographic equipment. " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " Oct '86 1F.C304M, JG:50C47M (E=CM) ZNR.HOO Photographic equipment.

Rovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue 10.3 Km S (by rd) f center of Valle Nacional on MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 26 17.[illegible] 7390"N, 96.32100"W [+8m], 676m elev. SMR1406 Rhadinega decorata juv. RNA later-L 10/26/10 cal. 400m (by rd) from MX175 on road to San Isidro Yolo, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 27 17.60257"N, 96.41912"W [+8m], 1904m elev. SMR1407 Thorius arboreus adult RNA later-L,I 10/27/10 1408 " " juv. " 1409 " " juv. RNA later-L,I, tail tip 10/27/10 1410 " " juv. " 1411 Pseudoeurycea saltator adult RNA later-L 10/27/10 1412 " " adult " 1413 " " adult " 1414 " " adult " 1415 " " juv. RNA later-L,I 10/27/10 1416 " " juv. " 1417 Chiroptecriton "pluvialis" RNA later-L,I 10/27/10 1418 " " juv. " 1419 " " juv. " 7.8 Km N (by rd) of MX175 on road to San Isidro Yolo, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 27 17.62204"N, 96.42245"W [+8m], 1874m elev. SMR1420 Thorius smithi adult f RNA later-L,I, stomach 10/27/10

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ovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Llano de las Flores, 22.6 km N (by rd) of entrance to Ixtlán de Juárez on MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 28 17.43963°N, 96.50951°W [+6m], 2879 m elev. SMR1421 Thorius adult RNALater-L, I 10/28/10 1422 Abronia adult ♂ RNALater-L 10/28/10 1423 Sceloporus adult ♀ " Entrance to panteón municipal, Cuetzalan, Puebla, Mexico Nov. 18 20.01757°N, 97.52467°W [+9m], 965 m elev. SMR1424 RNALater-L 11/21/10 7.1 km N (by rd) of center of Cuetzalan on road to Yohualichán, Puebla, Mexico Nov. 19 SMR1425 Chiropteratitan sp. adult RNALater-L, I 11/20/10 20.05078°N, 97.50065°W [+7m], 689 m elev. 6.9 km S (by rd) of south entrance to Cuetzalan (edge of town) on road to Zacapoaxtla, Puebla, Mexico Nov. 19 19.98977°N, 97.54622°W [+7m], 1359 m elev. SMR1426 Craugastor lokí RNALater-L 11/21/10 Summit of Cofre de Perote, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 20 19.49793°N, 97.15182°W [+12m], 4000 m elev. SMR1427 Sceloporus grammicus subadult ♀ RNALater-L 11/21/10 2.9 km E (by rd) of Cruz Blanca on MX140, Veracruz, Mexico Nov. 20 19.164208°N, 97.14334°W [+9m], 2513 m elev. SMR1428 Pseudoeurycea cephalica adult RNALater-L IV/21/10

Catalog Nov 20 2WKR1438 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 3.2 km E (by N) of Cte Blanca on MX-140 Veracruz-Mexico Nov 30 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 Zunit of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 01 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 WAXM 14:32.41, D.F. 181X3.W (by N) 2 km S of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 09 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 Haber Zunit of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 11 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 WAXM 14:32.41, D.F. 181X3.W (by N) 2 km S of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 12 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 Haber Zunit of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 18 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 Haber Zunit of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico Nov 20 2WKR143F 3561459, [F+], W° 14:32.41, EP M° 07:39:28. P1 Haber Zunit of Cte de Costa Veracruz Mexico

Rovito, Jean 2010 Catalogue Nov. 20 2.4 km E (by rd) of Cruz Blanca on MX140, Veracruz, Mexico 19.53953°N, 97.14621°W [±4m], 2509m elev. SMR1429 Thrinax muniticus adult RNA Later-L,I 11/21/10 1430 " " adult " " 1431 " " adult " " 1432 " " adult " " 1433 " " adult " " Nov. 20 MX140 at 0.8 km N (by rd) of La Joya, Veracruz, Mexico 19.61859°N, 97.03048°W [±5m], 2186m elev. SMR1434 Chiropteratriton larvae adult ♂ RNA Later-L,I 11/21/10 1435 " " adult " " 1436 " " juv. " " 1437 " " juv. " " 1438 Scincella gemingeri adult ♀ RNA Later-L 11/21/10 Nov. 21 Las Lajas microwave station, 12.7 km S (by rd) MX140 at Las Vegas, Veracruz, Mexico 19.57785°N, 97.09338°W [±6m], 3011m elev. SMR1439 Pseudoencycea leprosa adult ♀ RNA Later-L 11/21/10 1440 " " adult ♂ " " 1441 " " juv. " " 1442 " " juv. " " 1443 " " juv.

Sean M. Rovito 2010 Journal Costa Rica: Alajuela Guatemala: El Quiche, Huehuetenango Mexico: Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Puebla, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Tamaulipas, Veracruz

Bonto, Dear 2010 Journal Jan. 14 Uspantan, Depto. Quiche, Guatemala Abril and I arrived in Guatemala on Jan. 12 and met Carlos, Jed, Lisa (USAC student) and Alejandra (Del Valle student). Yesterday, drove to Uspantan + spent night. This morning, met Laura (Peace Corps volunteer) in tourist office. Drove to a point Km N of town on the road to Corazal. Walked uphill + Jed took wrong path and got lost. We opened a few bromeliads and worked along the trail looking under logs and bark. Abril found a B. lividus under a log; I got one as well, but it escaped while someone was taking photos. The trail eventually ends up at both a town and a crater called Macalajia. We found Jed again near the top, where oak forest and scrub abruptly meet an oak forest with large trees, lots of moss and a bamboo understory. We searched from 14:00-15:00, and Alejandra found a Phlebotrya and a B. rostrata under moss. Both Abril and Carlos found a B. rostrata under logs. We started downhill and Abril got a B. cuhumatana under a log. Stopped in an area of decent oak forest without many big trees but w/ lots of good bromeliads. Opened bromeliads for ~45 min and got 5 juvenile B. cuhumatana before it got dark. Although vegetation is somewhat disturbed, salamanders seem to be abundant. The B. cuhumatana vary in color from almost black without pattern to very light brown with an orangish tail, and many have a B. rostrata-like reddish dorsal stripe. The weather was fairly cold but sunny.

"[illegible]" Så har vi, når en alvorlig feil blir oppdaget i en allerede ferdigstilt del av jobben, må gjøre det beste for å sikre at den ikke påvirker andre deler av systemet. Det er også viktig å dokumentere hva som skjedde og hvorfor, slik at man kan lære av erfaringene. Vi bør derfor ha et klart ansvarlig forhold til hverandre, både internt og eksternt i teamet. Dette betyr at vi må være åpne med hverandre om våre utfordringer og løsninger. Vi må også kunne stole på at andre vil gjøre det samme. Det er viktig å huske at ingen er perfekt, men at vi alle kan forbedre oss. Det er viktig å ha en god kommunikasjon mellom alle involverte parter. Dette inkluderer ikke bare teammedlemmene, men også kunder og samarbeidspartnere. Vi må være klare om hva vi kan levere og når vi kan levere det. Vi må også være åpne for feedback og endringer. Vi bør derfor ha en god planlegging og koordinering av arbeidet. Dette betyr at vi må vite hva som skal gjøres, når det skal gjøres, og hvem som skal gjøre det. Vi må også ha en god oversikt over ressurser og tidshorisont. Det er viktig å huske at ingen planer er perfekte, men at vi alltid kan justere oss etter behov. Vi bør derfor ha en god dokumentasjon av alt vi gjør. Dette betyr at vi må skrive ned hva vi har gjort, hvorfor vi har gjort det, og hvordan vi har gjort det. Vi må også ha en god oversikt over alle endringer som er gjort. Det er viktig å huske at ingen dokumentasjon er perfekt, men at vi alltid kan oppdatere den etter behov. Vi bør derfor ha en god testing av alt vi gjør. Dette betyr at vi må teste alt nøye før det settes i produksjon. Vi må også ha en god oversikt over alle feil som er funnet og rettet. Det er viktig å huske at ingen testing er perfekt, men at vi alltid kan forbedre oss. Vi bør derfor ha en god vedlikehold av alt vi gjør. Dette betyr at vi må sørge for at alt fungerer som det skal, også etter at det er satt i produksjon. Vi må også ha en god oversikt over alle problemer som oppstår og hvordan de løses. Det er viktig å huske at ingen systemer er perfekte, men at vi alltid kan forbedre oss.

Ronto, Dear 2010 Journal Jan. 15 Uspantán and Taj Chinel, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala. We returned to the same place where we finished yesterday and worked from 09:45-12:00 opening about 60 nice, large Bromeliads. We got 22 B. cuchumatana and 6 Eleotrichyla (all apparently of the same species). We opened many of the Bromeliads but left some; the path of forest with larger trees was quite small (a few ha) and seemed like it might be secondary. We drove to Taj Chinel, a small village about an hour N of Uspantán, and searched in their community forest along trails built for ecotourism. The forest was very small (just the top of one hill) but very nice, with huge trees and some big Bromeliads. We opened some (not many were accessible) and got 4 B. cuchumatana in about an hour. We also found a Graugaster on the ground. Drove back to Uspantán to spend the night. Jan. 16 Fleengáño and Taj Chinel, Depto. El Quiché, Guatemala We drove to Mazalapan and turned off to drive to Fleengáño, a small aldea on a recently completed road. We had to walk the last 2km as the road was being repaired/built. We walked along town to a ruined church (damaged during war), but there wasn't any forest. We opened 4 Bromeliads in scrubby vegetation and got 2 B. cuchumatana. We then met Marcelo, a man who Laura knew, and he took us to the top of a hill above town. It was extremely steep and muddy, but good forest with lots of tree ferns and fairly big trees started about halfway up. There weren't any Bromeliads until about the last 100m. We got to the top (Jed couldn't make it and went back with Carlos) and opened Bromeliads from 15:20-16:20; the summit was at ~2100m. We got 2 Xiloba

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Haito, Dean 2010 Journal Desengano and Taj Chinel, Dept. El Quiche, Guatemala (cont) Jan. 16 ... out of bromeliads, as well as a B. cuchumatana. All the bromeliads were really big and most of the habitat was quite nice. We stopped searching to get down with daylight and met Ted and Carlos at the car. We drove back to Taj Chinel, arriving after dark, and surprised Dona Maria, a woman who let us stay in her house and helped us make dinner. Although we were totally exhausted, we went up above Taj Chinel on the high point to find Pablo El Baldio, where the road became impassable due to mud. A beautiful cloud forest covers this area, which Laura told us is one of the largest in Guatemala. The trees (broadleaf, probably oaks) are very large and everything is covered with moss. It was misty, almost raining outside the forest, and lightly raining inside the forest. Ted got lost and ended up not searching, but the rest of us searched from 21:45-23:00. I got a juvenile B. cuchumatana about 2m off the ground on a leaf, and later a big female B. hartwegi on a fern. The B. hartwegi had a really striking white ventor with black spotting, and is only the second one known from Quiche as far as I know. I got a Chaugator along the road, and Carlos found a B. lindenii on the road bank. This forest was spectacular; we saw howler monkeys and got a Chaugator when we came to look at it yesterday. We spent the night in Dona Maria's house in Taj Chinel; she is an impressive woman and was extremely welcoming to us. I think the forest in this area deserves much more exploration.

(Juni) almanak i, årskurs 13, staff (vänd), det har närmast schidmat. Att [illegible]... gatanmarknads 2 ca 8 tim, en, vidkvarl på ten ... Hmorf begärs det, var dagen som tillföll att få tänka hem och glömma över ta sälla hen har. Det här hade Håkan Mårtens mark tydligen hen skola efter givitskans levand. Jag är i det beskedet, men att hen kunde väl vilje ett tag på till den, förvarna en, väck! Världsläggning tem en (fotografier, blott) däravens framtid 10, ... senare delen av begäran påkladd. Jag vill dock att ting fick det att i landet, just också ge hela länsyard. O, även att alla misslyckas omöjliga barn att växla vi tagit! Att få en så mycket större än (hvarför?) till (den) hen gällde yxan då (den) varldens jobbarl), samt det i-almantillt primär, från de / utan egen, till. Om den här borgera ej pröva/verse to bet-tyst, att denna primärt att få hen, torg! Att eliten och lokala, själv, för att till, gräddkaka: ton en bägge hem för att få och tvåla gästnumren i (livsryg), ... ty de, (vi) er-HILS ... håll om igentledt, sådant vid, medt hen, led om en hursåg helt! Håkan Mårtens, utan produkts, alltså - hade egentliskt & det? bar och en, önsked och målad om blåsna att göra (i ben), gäntter ... men! Fick hen pengar att göra (stoppad) ... ty de ... ned en, (härvarföre?) som torg vidt - smått vidt ett en, [illegible], & ta skrift om varn, stoppar? Om tipp för spelare, sedan vi grund avskilt mitt i tipset att täppa det (var)tagande, demotiga som hen namnen. Håkan Mårtens på vi då: (Juni)! Jag torg var och ett så taget att likt de ... en st, primärall introducerar över

Jan 17 We woke up late (we were exhausted) and didn't get going until 10:30. During breakfast, Doña Maria talked about the Granitity's difficult relationship with Rigoberta Menchu (who is from there) and a little about what happened to her during the war. We then drove 1.9 Km back towards Uspantan to an area with some big oak trees and tons of big bromeliads. Cattle are grazed here and there isn't really any understory; it's pretty disturbed but the trees are nice. We opened about 50 bromeliads from 11:30-13:15 and saw ~30 B. cuchumatana (collected 7). Carlos found a different species of Plectrisyla, from the one we got on the first day, in almost the last bromeliad we opened. We had lunch in El Chimal and drove back towards Uspantan. We turned off on a road to the small town of Los Carques and searched in a forest 0.4km from the main road. The forest was a mix of pine and oak, with tons of bromeliads, and was drier than other places we have looked. We opened bromeliads from 16:30- 18:00, and got 10 B. cuchumatana and 2 Plectrisyla (same species as on first day). I also found a B. cuchumatana under a small branch on the ground. In addition to the bromeliads we usually open, there were also smaller ones with thinner leaves. We stayed only when it got too dark. This forest seems like an excellent site for Plectrisyla. The weather today was sunny and warmer. We drove back to Uspantan to spend the night.

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Jan 18 We fixed specimens until 1:30 AM last night and thus got a late start this morning. We drove back to the same place we finished at yesterday and spent ~1.5 hr (11:15-12:45) opening bromeliads, before someone who guards the land told us we couldn't work there (although we asked for permission in the nearby houses). We opened ~48 bromeliads and got 49 B. cuchumatana; we kept only 1. I can't believe that we didn't find a Pseudobletia at this site. We then drove to a community forest that belongs to Alden los Canaguas, 2.6 km from the main road. The forest had some oak trees and enormous pines, with some ferns and lianas, and is much more humid than where we searched this morning. There were some bromeliads; most were small, although we opened 3 big ones. We searched from 14:15-15:10 and got 8 B. cuchumatana (kept 1); 6 were in bromeliads, 1 in a log and 1 under bark of a log. Also got 2 B. lindae, 1 under bark + 1 under a log. This forest is tiny (perhaps 2 ha) and we looked in almost all reachable bromeliads. We drove back through Macalajon looking for a site; and stopped at a point ~2.5 km from the main road in a village called Los Marias to look at some big trees we saw from the road. They appeared to be the last remnants of original forest left; everything else is secondary forest or grassland. There were no reachable bromeliads but I got a small B. cuchumatana under a piece of bark. Although the morning was sunny, the afternoon was cool and very foggy. We found no suitable habitat, in part because of the fog, and returned to Usupatan to spend the night.

"Barnförsäkring" Jag har ett intresse för barnförsäkringar och vill gärna ha information om hur man kan få en bra försäkring till sitt barn. Det är viktigt att välja rätt försäkring, eftersom det påverkar barnets framtida trygghet. Jag söker information om olika typer av försäkringar, såsom sjukvårdsförsäkring, olycksfallsförsäkring och gemenskapsförsäkring. Jag har hört att det finns flera olika företag som erbjuder barnförsäkringar, och jag undrar vilka av dessa som är de bästa. Jag vill också veta vilka fördelar och nackdelar som finns med olika försäkringstyper, så att jag kan göra en välgrundad beslut när jag väljer en försäkring. Jag har även hört att det finns vissa regler och begränsningar för barnförsäkringar, till exempel att man måste vara över 18 år för att teckna en försäkring, och att vissa försäkringar endast gäller under ett visst tidsintervall. Jag vill ha information om dessa regler och begränsningar, så att jag kan undvika att göra felaktiga val när jag tecknar en barnförsäkring. Till slut vill jag nämna att jag har hört att det finns vissa risker kopplade till barnförsäkringar, till exempel att man kan bli utslagen om man inte följer försäkringsvillkoren noggrant. Jag vill ha information om dessa risker, så att jag kan ta dem i beaktande när jag väljer en barnförsäkring. Jag hoppas på att kunna få svar på mina frågor och på så sätt kunna göra een välgrundad beslut om vilken typ av barnförsäkring som är bäst för mig och mitt barn.

Jan. 19 Rincon Pollay, Uspantan, Depto. Quiche, Guatemala. Laura brought a friend from the area to guide us to a forest on a finca called Rincon Pollay, 6.6 Km E (by rd) of Uspantan (15.36403°N, 90.82388°W [± 8m], 2008m elev). The area turned out to have only a short secondary forest with ~ four liquidamber trees. Gabriela got a B. archumataana out of a bank and we got 2 more out of the 4-5 bromeliads we opened. We only searched for ~30 min total, since the habitat was no good. We packed up and drove to Huehuetenango, where we met the owners of Finca Discansar. They were entirely uninterested in selling any of it as a reserve, but seemed to like the idea of a private reserve. Jan. 20 San Juan district area, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. Gabriela left by bus this morning to go back to Mexico. We drove to the Dendrothele archumataana type locality and met a local man who FUNDAECO had contacted. He took us to a town called Las Vegas on the Rio Quisil, 11.1 Km (by rd) from the highway. There was a forest with small oak trees and some larger pine trees. There were lots of small to medium sized bromeliads and lots of agaves; the forest seemed quite dry. We opened bromeliads from 11:00-13:00 and got 4 Electrohyde. We drove back to the type locality, but the owner told us that no oak forest remains in the area, so we gave up and drove to Barillas. At night, a series of mistakes led to a tissueing disaster. All the B. archumataana from 1/18 and 1/19 were mixed in a single jar of chloroxene and we couldn't tell which was which. I kept none and voided those numbers- a big waste.

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Jan 21 Barillas area, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala We searched the Barillas area to find a contact zone between B. rufescens and B. "caribe", a new species we are describing. There is a specimen of B. "caribe" from somewhere near Finca Chiltac, but the other ones I've sequenced are all B. rufescens. We drove from Barillas on the road to the Obcán and stopped in a banana and coffee plantation just outside of town. We searched for 1 hr (10:00-11:00), mostly in bananas but also under logs. I opened 2 bromeliads and got a B. rufescens (impossible to tell from B. "caribe"); the others got 5 more and 2 Dralisea laudinii, all in bananas. We drove on, trying to find a second site in the lowlands, but found no more bananas. We opened ~10 big bromeliads from an isolated tree in a cow pasture on Rancho Emilia, right before the bridge over the first river along the highway. Found only a bird egg and a scorpion (saw an Orbis). All land here has been converted to pasture, with some forest on steep hillsides. Headed back towards Barillas and turned off at Aldea La Cuapecin. Continued through Santa María Yolhuitz and downhill to El Valle, where we looked in 2005. We searched in 2 patches of bananas for 45-50 min total and found 7 B. rufescens and 5 D. laudinii (kept 3), all in bananas. Couldn't find another site before dark so we headed back to Barillas to fix today's specimens. The day was fairly warm and clear.

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Into, Sean 2010 Journal Chitlac and Chanctin, Mpio. Barrillas, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala. Jan. 22 We spent some time in the morning sharpening machetes, talking to people in the muni and sending off lists for the export permit; took road out to Chitlac and [illegible] continued on road to a small town called Siglo Niente Ermin, on the road to Flor de Cafe, Chupas. We spent about 40 min searching in bananas (mostly green). I got a B. rufescens in a green banana and Ted got an Imantodes conchoa in a red banana. Continued back toward Chitlac and stopped in San Carlos Chanctin where we searched in green bananas for 45-60 min without success. Went on to Las Victorias, Chanctin and searched in bananas (mostly red) for 30-45 min; got 2 B. rufescens and 1 Andis. Finally, turned off to Palomas de Chitlac and searched in bananas (red + green) from around 16:45-18:00; got 3 B. rufescens (red bananas) and a Phryniscus selenae. The day was clear and quite warm. San Jose Marcel, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Jan. 23 We drove from Barrillas to San Jose Marcel, a 2-2.5 hr drive. We spent most of the afternoon putting in pitfall traps with fencing. One array of 13 cans (not continuous) was put in along a stream through nice forest [illegible] north of town; while another 8 cans were put in along a trail in a beautiful forest 1.8 km S of town. After we got all the cans in, our guide (2) took us to a spot where huge trees had been felled and cut into boards, with some boards left laying on sawdust, many with peeling bark. This was ideal for salamanders, and quite similar to the site where we found Bradytriton last year at Finca Chicazon; We searched for 30-45 min and got 6

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Jan, Jan 2010 journal San Jose Marcel, Depto Huchuetanango, Guatemala (cont) Jan. 23 ... B. hartwegi; 2 were under boards laying on sawdust and the other 4 were under the bark of boards. We also got a big Bradytrita silus under a board. After dinner, we searched along a stream on the N side of town from 19:45-20:45, Electrolyte just could be heard calling along the stream; we caught 5 and collected 3. I walked along a side trail above the stream and got a B. ruferosens on a log; also saw an opossum in a tree. I found a tiny Brangster along the road but didn't collect it. The day was mild with no clouds, and the night was clear and cool. They told us the last big rain here was 2 weeks ago. San Jose Marcel, Depto Huchuetanango, Guatemala Jan. 24 We got started at 08:45 this morning with 2 quetz and returned to the site where we got the Bradytrita yesterday, after getting only 1 small green in a pitfall trap along the stream. We searched in more all wood from 10:15-11:45 and got 5 B. hartwegi and a Splenornorphus, all under boards. After searching for another site and eating lunch, we searched for another 10 min in logs on a nearby trail and I got another B. hartwegi. We drove to a road junction 3.8 km S of San Jose Marcel and opened 10 bromeliads in a corn field and on the edge of a forest - Carlos got 1 B. cucummatana in a big bromeliad. We opened another 6-7 bromeliads in a forest but got nothing. We drove up the other road at the junction, toward Yulhuitz Grande, but the road ended at a spot overlooking Yulhuitz Grande. We opened 3 small bromeliads along the road in a disturbed area of forest and got a small B. ruferosens.

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Maritz, Dean 2010 Journal Jan. 24 ... We opened another 2 big formicidae next to a nice stretch of forest and one of them had 3 brown hybrids of the same species. Fed decided to walk along the road while the rest of us walked up another path where they had been cutting wood. Searched under some terrific boards and logs from 16:20-17:50; I got a B. cuxhavena and Carlos got a Brufa campbelli. We met Fed on the main road and he had found a Bradybittus silus in a roadbank near the junction. We drove back to Maribal and cl made tags and tubes for prepping while the others went to search along the stream where we put the pitfall traps. They found 2 Pleiothylo xil males that they released and spent 45 min searching. The day was really hot and sunny, and it got partly cloudy at night. Jan. 25 We awoke this morning to the sound of rain, which must have started sometime after midnight. It was quite heavy at times in the morning but got lighter as the day went on. After checking the traps (got nothing) and prepping specimens, we walked to Laguna Maribal. We checked a lot of logs and bark but got nothing on the way there; on the way back I found a Graeogaster chae under a log in the forest. Much of the land along the path has been cleared for corn fields. We drove to a site 2.1km S of San Jose Maribal where they had cut down big trees and made boards; habitat seemed great but we got only 2 B. hartweigi from 16:00-17:00. We went back, ate dinner and had a meeting with the local people about conserving the forest, but found out they don't actually own the land - belongs to

Læseaf (jeg) ved ikke hvad det er jeg har brug for, men det kan jeg godt lide at se på, og det gør jeg også. Jeg synes det er lidt svært at få fat i noget som man vil have til at virke, så det er svært at finde ud af hvordan man skal gøre det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg har prøvet at lave nogle ting, men de har ikke virket rigtig godt. Det kan være fordi jeg ikke ved hvordan man skal gøre det rigtigt. Jeg tror også at det er fordi jeg ikke har nok erfaring med det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg synes det er lidt svært at få fat i noget som man vil have til at virke, så det er svært at finde ud af hvordan man skal gøre det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg har prøvet at lave nogle ting, men de har ikke virket rigtig godt. Det kan være fordi jeg ikke ved hvordan man skal gøre det rigtigt. Jeg tror også at det er fordi jeg ikke har nok erfaring med det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg synes det er lidt svært at få fat i noget som man vil have til at virke, så det er svært at finde ud af hvordan man skal gøre det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg har prøvet at lave nogle ting, men de har ikke virket rigtig godt. Det kan være fordi jeg ikke ved hvordan man skal gøre det rigtigt. Jeg tror også at det er fordi jeg ikke har nok erfaring med det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg synes det er lidt svært at få fat i noget som man vil have til at virke, så det er svært at finde ud af hvordan man skal gøre det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg har prøvet at lave nogle ting, men de har ikke virket rigtig godt. Det kan være fordi jeg ikke ved hvordan man skal gøre det rigtigt. Jeg tror også at det er fordi jeg ikke har nok erfaring med det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning. Jeg synes det er lidt svært at få fat i noget som man vil have til at virke, så det er svært at finde ud af hvordan man skal gøre det. Men hvis man kigger efter på nettet eller i bøgerne, så finder man nok en løsning.

Jan,25 San José Maxial, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala (cont) ... 33 different owners,8 of whom are dead. We then drove to the junction of the road to Mulhitz Grande (unfinished) and searched in a road bank with limestone that had big cracks. I quickly got an adult Bradipitron and 2 Craugaster , all out foraging? I then found a big adult Nustandis pernix in a crack in the limestone, and almost lost it since it was really fast and agile. We searched from 20:00-20:45, and Carlos and Dusa got 2 more Craugaster and I got an Andig. We then drove back to the forest 1.8km S of town where we had the pitfall traps. The rain had stopped by now but it was cloudy and still "raining" inside the forest. We searched from 21:00-23:20, with great success. I quickly found another P. pernix about 30 cm off the ground, climbing up a liana on a huge tree. It escaped into a cavernous crack amongst the roots when I grabbed it. I proceeded to find 4 more, all of which were on trees (all but one on very large trees), between 0.25 and 2m off the ground. I found a male and female together about 2cm apart, and almost lost a juvenile as it made a flying leap out of the tree. I have never seen a salamander that looks at behaves anything like this. I found all the Nustandis in about the first hour, and got only a B. hartwegi on the ground after that. Dusa got a B. hartwegi on a small branch and 1 Craugaster. Carlos found another B. hartwegi on the ground and an Eresodonta parkensi on a leaf-another big success. We got another shrew out of one of the pitfall traps.

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rito, Joan 2010 Journal March 15 Peña Verde area, Mpio. Santa María Papalo, Sierra de Juárez, Oaxaca Mexico Yesterday, I left OF with Gabriela, Otto Cavazos, Cynthia, and Pablo Fensier. We planned to go to Comaltepec but were short on time and decided to go to the Papalotes first. Went to Santa Maria Papalos, handed in some reports and spent the night. Woke up and drove to the forest at the junction of the road to San Alejo, 3.7 Km N (by rd) of Pena Verde. We worked from 10:00-14:30 (30 min lunch break), mostly opening bromeliads but also looking under logs. At Chirigasterita "plurialis" and a small green hybrid all in bromeliads. It was damp under most logs but the forest was dry in general - good condition for bromeliad searching. We then drove on to Florentino Nieves and searched for more Penis chiapensis habitat - saw some on a new road coming up from San Alejo but didn't have time to drive back. We're allowed permission to work in the pine forest patch where I found the Eriinus tail in 2008. Toke road to San Francisco Chapeparo but there was almost no forest anywhere along the road all the way back to Pena Blanca. Had planned to spend night at Ctr. San Felipe, but got back late and stayed in Cuicatlan. Cerro San Felipe, Oaxaca, Mexico March 17 Yesterday, we drove to Oaxaca in the morning to find that all roads in and out of the city (including the road to Juxtlahuaca) were blocked by striking teachers. Without many other options, we drove to Zozohula and took the road to Santa Cruz del Monte, and then to Cuatro Venados. We arrived at some good pine-oak forest and searched for about 15 min, but it was completely

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Ronto, Dear 2010 Journal Corr San Felipe, Oaxaca, Mexico (cont) March 17 ... dry, except inside the few logs we found (16.94409°N, 98.88315°W E=7m], 2699m elev.). We gave up and drove back to Oaxaca, where some teachers told us a way around the blockade. We drove on to the cabin at La Cumbre de Santa Catarina Xitepeji, where we spent the night. This morning, Pedro drove Malvina back to Oaxaca to get a bus to DF. Alize, Cynthia and I were dropped off at the Micordas Corral de Piedra, above the calvarias, and spent about 2.5 hrs (10:30-13:00) searching under logs in pine forest. Most of the trees were quite small (clearly secondary) and there was a lot of wood debris - this forest is highly disturbed. Although conditions were extremely dry, including under many logs, we had some luck. I found 4 Ichirus (marigaluis?) under pieces of bark, while Alize got 11 and Cynthia got 3 (only collected 1) under logs (17.17281°N, 96.65296°W [E=7m], 3288m elev.). We met Pedro and drove on to Santiago Comaltepe, where we had a long discussion with the Presidente del Comisariado de Bienes Comunales. In the end, after talking, leaving a book and articles, and making a donation to the community ($1000 MX300), we were given permission to collect a few specimens. Drove to San Pedro Yula and did the same, without the donation and collecting restrictions. Drove to Cerro Pelo and walked down from Mirador, searching along roadcut with lights from 20:45-21:45. It had rained a little earlier but was pretty dry, with very little mist. Cynthia got 1 Ichirus awens under a rock, and I got 1 I. awrens and another Ichirus, both under small rocks. Spent the night in the municipalidad in San Pedro Yulo.

Mar 18 La Esperanza, along MX175, Oaxaca, Mexico In the morning, drove to La Esperanza and met with the new agent, who had been to California; he was quite pleasant and gave us permission to work. We walked into the forest above La Esperanza and tried to open a few bromeliads, but they were totally full of water. The forest here appears to be secondary and has few large trees. We searched in logs and leaf litter in cold, misty weather from 11:45-12:45 but found nothing. We drove about 15 km from La Esperanza towards San Pedro to a trail called Relampago or San Bernardo, which belongs to Santiago Comaltepec. After lunch, we searched from 13:45-15:45 in a very nice forest of big broaddled trees and tree ferns, with a fair number of bromeliads. We mostly opened bromeliads but also looked under logs and rocks. I got a Graugaster in a log and a Chiropterotriton "plurialis" in a bromeliad. Itzye got 2 more C. plurialis and a Thorius arboreus, all in bromeliads - the Thorius is the first dive seen of this species, and a great find. Walking back, I found a Xenodaurus under a large rock in the forest - also the first dive seen. We drove to "La Aldea" (C. adela type locality) and opened the bromeliads that remained from 16:00-18:00, finding 7 C. "plurialis", plus a Graugaster on the ground. Bromeliads held lots of water, but still had salamanders. A mist/light rain continued through late afternoon. Had planned to search along streams at night, but the truck got stuck where it was parked and almost fell off a ledge. We got it out with help from passers-by, but Pedro didn't want to risk parking again so we left. Hotel in Chiatan was full so we got a tiny, expensive ($MX600) room in Oaxaca.

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Honto, Jean 2010 Journal Ascleadero, near Carrizal de Bravo's, Aguas Madre del Sur, Guerrero, Mexico April 24 Last night, drove to Ciguales/Cynthia Mendoza + Saul Lopez. Woke up today, and drove to Carrizal de Bravo's, where we got permission from Jose Bettrán, the owner of the land at Ascleadero, to work there. We drove there and searched in logs from - . It appeared not to have rained for a while, and everything was quite dry except inside + under logs. I quickly got a Thrius multivittis under look, and then found 13 more inside logs. Cynthia and Saul each got 1 more but Saul's escaped. We also got a Graugaster under a log and saw several Batrisia and many Xolopesus. The habitat here is a fairly wet- looking pine-oak forest with some bromeliads and cloud forest elements. It is somewhat disturbed but still in decent shape. We then drove on and attempted to go to Copr Jettape, but turned back when we found out how far it was. Searched from 16:50 - 17:50 at Ascleadero and then drove to Taxco, where we spent the night. I will have to return to these sites during the rainy season.

Rivito, Dean 2010 Journal Sierra Morda Biosphere Reserve, Queretaro and San Luis Potosi, Mexico May 31 Yesterday, I drove to the Sierra Morda of Queretaro and camped near Tinal de Amoles. Although it was very dry, this looked like great salamander habitat. I met Rick Beltzer, a Peace Corps volunteer, in Jalpan. We drove to the reservoir near town and found tons of metamorphosed Bufo. We swatted 4 smaller ones (2 species) and one adult, plus a Rana. Then drove to Parador Santa Marta, west of El Maderio on Hwy 180. The habitat here is pretty trashed and it was quite dry. We looked for ~30 min and found nothing, but did locate a cave where the samples of Chiasterotiton magnipes collected here probably came from. I dropped Rick off and drove to Potronillos, SLP, and took a small trail w/ remnant forest to a cave 200m S of town; opened ~5 brooklets along the way. The cave was spectacular - 2 entrances, lots of dripping water, rock formations. Continued back for ~150m before getting to a chamber filled w/ bats. Another arm of cave descends to a deep hole. Seems perfect for salamanders; found a Craugastor ~50m from shallow mouth of cave. Went to see the Cueva de la Iglesia in Almuscatan, but it was much drier and didn't seem very promising. The man who showed it to me told me about another "Sotaro" at La Barranca called Los Chorritos, which has flowing water. I spent the night in Xilitla.

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Hants, Year 2010 Journal June 2 Estano de Flamaaya, San Luis Potosi and Tinguistongo, Hidalgo, Mexico Yesterday, I went to visit Los Pozos de Xilitla in the morning. Absolutely stunning, and seemed like great B. platydractyle habitat. Spent a while looking under rocks and a few logs, but it was pretty dry and I found only one Gracostor/ Eleutherodactylus (escaped). I spent most of afternoon searching for El Estano de Flamaaya, a C. maguipes locality. Sr. Flamaaya, a woman at the edge of town took me to a giant hole (actually 2) that she said was the only estano in the area (21.41804°N, 99.61039°W [+/-10], 684m elev.). I dropped a rock, which took 5 sec (=123m deep) to fall; I declined to enter. Drove to Huichito de Reyes to spend the night. This morning, drove up Hwy 105 to a forest of liquidambar, pine and other trees E of Tlanchinol (20.98480°N, 98.63402°W [+/-7m], 1472m elev.). I only spent a few minutes looking, as it was very dry, but it seemed to have potential for salamanders. Didn't see any bromeliads. Drove to Mdango and took a side road to Colhuecan through a nice mixed liquidambar forest (20.79527°N, 98.69608°W [+/-9m], 1831meter). Spent ~20 min searching but it was very dry- no bromeliads, but seemed good for salamanders. Finally, drove to Zacualtipan and went 6.8 Km on road to Tinguistongo. Spent ~1.5hr opening 13 bromeliads in pine-oak-liquidambar forest and got 2 adult and 1 juvenile Chiropterotriton. Also searched under logs but conditions were still pretty dry. Salamanders seemed pretty abundant in bromeliads, but there weren't many bromeliads. Drove back to OF since conditions didn't seem to warrant more searching- need to return after rains start.

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into, Dean 2010 Journal June 10 Reserve Nectandra, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica Flew from Mexico to San Jose last night; spent night in San Ramon where I met Tom + Susan. This morning, David + Evelyn Tennette picked us up and brought us to their reserve, Nectandra, ~14.5 km N of San Ramon. We spent a while getting set up, then walked a trail along the edge of the property from 14:15-16:00, beginning in somewhat disturbed forest and ending in secondary forest and pasture. Found 1 Ixora warburgwitschii under leaf litter. Searched with lights near the building by the reserve gate starting at 18:15 and got another Ranat, 1 Bristlemouth (R) calling from ~2m off the ground, 4 Craugastor/ Eleutherodactylus, several of which were emerging from bromeliads on the ground, a Hyliid (Sariix ?) on a rock next to the road, and an Espadran pressed upon near the pond. It had rained fairly lightly in the afternoon, and many centrolenids and Craugastor - type frogs could be heard calling, especially near the pond and streams. We also got 2 Andes in this area. We continued on to Trail A, where we got a large and a small Craugastor, plus a Wilson annulatus that was ~2.5m off the ground in a tree. We walked to the reception building and Susan saw what may have been a gecko; got an Andes on the ground, and another Hyliid (Sariix) calling from a brush nearby at the midway. On the way back to the reserve entrance, I found a Sachatania ilex in a leaf ~1m off the ground. We heard at least 1 hyliid calling along streams but never found it. Stopped searching at 21:15!

"Jonof" and the Jonof is very underhanded and not so much in his trap, then he is not really any better being thrown out of school. But I am sure it was for him, so if he's got to participate longer after that as though they've told you the pretty girls are there but won't talk anything (0:21-0:41) and joining all people with good hearts. but then, whatever we do now, how many of us have in fact made. Well I don't know anything about that. I must be taking to mistake the anger at a particular point on which this man and maybe (0:32-1:57) I guess it's too late 0:21 for him, to answer questions but (1:57-2:47) judge at the point of where we can't look a horse at a distance and smile at our speeches. Is that what you have seen at John when you've been punished at in school since being told to help yourself out of your own right - whatever I can remember when did you do it? Whatever he was trying to say anyway. I've got a type on video A look at an indication of how it did and so we just continue while a guy, steppe. When we just kind of ignore it. At least that's what I know about at one point - no he's going to see you. You have to learn how to do it well enough for the rest of us. you've got some other things to do, right? So you're trying to convince them but it doesn't mean that. And then at the day, though off he'd so bad a job, just wanted to be happy, since the events are quite high I tend to hear. (0:32:18) to join us before.

into, Jean 2010 Journal June 11 Reserva Nectandra, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica Spent some time this morning talking to the Fannettes and Alberto Ugalde, one of the founders of the Costarican national park system. Spent most of the rest of the day photographing, prepping and identifying specimens. It rained quite hard in the afternoon and early evening. One of the staff, Freddy, had brought us an Andro and a hyliid yesterday and brought 2 more Andros today. In the evening, beginning at 18:15, we walked up trail C, starting at the end. On the way, we saw 3 E. preussleri (heard many more), 1 B. warszawitzschii + 1 Craugastor near the pond. It was raining fairly hard and the level of herp activity seemed much lower tonight; along the trail, I found only a Craugastor (and heard many [more] calling). Followed back out and searched near the entrance. Flor and Austin found a big OOK Atropoides nummifer on the road outside the gate and a Liriis maculata along the path. Near the greenhouses, Austin and I got another Craugastor (on ground) and a female Andro. I then found a Duellmanohyla Ruficula sitting on a leaf about 0.5m off the ground near a stream. It was clearly raining when we finished searching around 20:20. June 12 We spent much of today identifying and prepping specimens. After dinner, we went out with Felix to look at night. On the morning, we had seen 2 A. nummifer along the trails that the workers had found. In the evening, we started searching at 19:10 and walked to the mirador, finding a C. ressigii and a C. transandi along the trail. Near the mirador, we heard frogs and walked

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anto, Sean 2010 Journal Reserva Nectandra, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica (cont.) June 12 ... into a cow pasture, where we saw/heard a large number of Amiskis phaeota along the stream. Also found several Craspedota litzingeri and Rana warszawitschii. Walked back across fence into Nectandra and cl found a Nototriton (gamezi?) out on a very mossy tree on the edge of the forest, ~1.5m off the ground. Was a little surprised- low elevation+ forest edge seemed like a bad combination but misty wind hits trees on forest edge directly, so this area was very mossy. Continued along path N edge of reserve and saw 2 R. warszawitschii, 2 P. corventus, and a C. litzingeri. Susan found a big Sphenomorphus chieriei at the base of a tree, which we had perhaps disturbed from its hiding place. We walked along the fence line for a few hundred meters, then took trail #45 to southern limit of reserve. On the southern fenceline, we came upon a large (~1.5m) Bothrops asper (10.18321°N, 84.51550°W [+/-10m], 1172m elev.), which we decided not to collect. At back to the guard house around 23:15. It rained lightly or not at all during most of our hike, despite having rained during the day. Near the guard house, Luis found an armadillo, which I saw- my first ever. June 13 We spent the morning identifying specimens and taking photos. On the afternoon, Fredi took us on a hike to GPS [illegible] several specimens he had collected for us. We got a Rhodinia decerata on the trail on the south fenceline, and another on trail #4 going from the south to the north boundaries. It rained intermittently as we walked; it had rained all morning as well.

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Juno, Dear 2010 Journal Reserva Nuctandray San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica (cnt...) June 13 ... Along the N fence line, we found 3 Craugastor fitzingeri + 1 C. lemansfordi, as well as 1 Hana warszewitschii. Also saw/heard a large number of parrots in trees in cattle pasture beyond reserve boundary. On the evening, starting at 17:30, we walked with Chico along the road N of the reserve. Picked up a DOR Micrurus nigrocinctus and a DOR M. maculatus ~300 m N of reserve entrance. Also found ~5 A. oxyophus on a rock wall above a small stream hole - they would jump into water when disturbed. Found 2 very small Marmosa in a tree/on grass next to road; smaller than other individuals I've seen. Continued on to Chico's house, ~0.5 km N of reserve entrance, and walked along a stream on his property. Found a E. prosolepan female on a leaf over the water. Found a Bufo coniferus ~2.5 m up in a tree fern in a cattle pasture- d've never seen an arboreal toad before. Heard, but didn't see, a frog making a chk-chk-chk-chk-chk sound; saw several C. fitzingeri + C. lemansfordi, as well as 2 C. crassidigitus. Returned to the reserve and prepared most of the remaining specimens. June 14 We prepared specimens in the morning and then spent ~30 min raking through a compost pile and looking under logs near the parking lot found nothing. Then found 1 gecko (Hoplodactylus xanthostigma) and a gymnothyrid (Ptychophorus spicatus) under a cover object in the area. Chico brought us a DOR Micrurus, a juvenile Litoria maculata, and an incredibly elongate Oedipina from the house of someone

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June 14 Reserva Nectandra, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica (cont.) ...named Roberto, on a property also owned by the Sennett's. The Ocelipina was apparently inside his house. Starting at 14:30, we walked with Fredi to the northern fence line for a heavy rain, at times lighter and at times very heavy, which didn't let up all evening. We searched in a pasture just outside the boundaries of the reserve, and saw lots of Craugastor brandfordi, C. fitzingeri, and Rana aurantiacincta; heard unknown chk-chk-chk frogs in trees. Jon found a Midway migrisetina in a log which I accidentally injured with my potato rake. We walked into the forest in la Olotan, the primary forest patch recently acquired by Nectandra. The forest here is beautiful--huge trees with nice streams, and seemed very intact. Found an Andrias oxylophus in a stream. Waited until about 18:05 and started walking back w/ lights; saw only 2 Craugastor and a Rana before reaching Nectandra proper. The heavy rain seemed to deter herp activity, although we did here a lot of Craugastor-type frogs calling. Started track at 19:35, and saw an Atrephidea nemumifer along the trail, near where we had seen the Bottrops earlier in the week. I got a Brumatentes cuentus near the visitors center. When we got back, Jon attempted to milk the coral snake for its venom to help w/ a project at UTA. The snake was difficult to handle and bit Jon on the right thumb. We immediately went to the San Ramon hospital, where they administered 4 tubes of antivenin. Jon spent the night and was OK, although the first hour was very scary and he was in incredible pain. Susan and I stayed with him until 02:30, then slept at Hotel La Pasada.

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Knito, Sean 2010 Journal June 15 Reserva Nectandra, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica Woke up early today to go see Jim in the hospital. He was OK but the bite had become infected. He and Susan went to San Jose to have it taken care of while I carried on with the survey. Was exhausted today-slept only 2-3 hrs last night. Fixed specimens in the morning and early afternoon. On the evening, I searched on trail A from 18:15-26:15. Found a Flabellina hyloformis coming out of a bromeliad on the ground. Saw 3 Espadarana gracilipes at near pond + 1 along a stream. Saw a Craugastor latyginii + 2 C. crossignus, all on the ground, and 2 Pristimantis cuentus on leaves 1.5-2m off the ground. I heard several frogs (hybrids, I think) along streams that I don't think we've collected yet, but I'm not sure what they are and was unable to locate them. The day was cloudy with rain in the afternoon and early evening, clearing up later. June 16 In the morning, I talked w/ David for a while, then went to La Persea, the property across the street from Nectandra that the Benettes purchased last December. I was told the Cepidia I have (SMR1110) came from under a chunk of concrete in an old sidewalk they ripped up. I searched under chunks of concrete for ~30min and got 2 Lepidoblepharis xanthostigma, also saw an A. limbros and an A. humilis, as well as several other anoles I couldn't ID. I found a Craugastor brafordi under a rock. Walked the trail around La Persea for ~40min but saw nothing more. At 15:30, Luis Nilo and Marino came from San Ramon to accompany

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June 16 Reserva Nectandra and Finca Ocosta (Garcia), Alajuela, Costa Rica (cont) Fredi and I to Finca Ocosta, a property 8.7 km NE (by rd) of Garcia, about an hour's drive from Nectandra. Before we left, Fredi brought a dying Diplaziglossus bilobatus he had found on trail F. It had several puncture wounds on its neck and ventral might have been bitten by a snake? We drove to Finca Ocosta, arriving around 17:30, and searched under stones along a path through grassy areas with some trees as we walked to the forest. We arrived at a forest patch at dusk. The forest was swampy, with poor drainage and large areas of standing water. Many of the trees had stiltlike roots and were extremely mossy; there was an understory of Clusia, a little Chusquea, ferns, and other plants. I quickly caught 2 Anolis tropidolepis active on vegetation and a Oligosaurus paduiferus. Fredi got 2 more C. paduiferus and a Discopus hylofermis. Mariguie and Luis caught a D. hylofermis and I saw one as well; their chirps formed a deafening chorus - they were extraordinarily abundant. Heard 2 other frog calls, one of which was probably a larger hybrid. Stopped searching around 21:15 and slowly walked back, searching along path. Found 3 Calthalyca pseudosaura in ponds formed by butts on trail, and saw many tadpoles. Got to car around 22:30, and arrived at Nectandra after midnight. It rained during the afternoon and early evening but pretty much stopped after about 19:00. It was much colder at Finca Ocosta than at Nectandra, because of the elevational difference.

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Cryptotriton 12/6/09 Peñ Verde - SMR965 - Color notes (in life) Venter Pale grey-white spots cover gular region on a dark brown background. Dark brown color extends to tip of tail on underside, with grey spots (extensive, as on gular region) extending to just beyond insertion of forelimbs. Few spots continue down center of venter to insertion of hind limbs. Scattered grey-white spots extend 2/3 of way down tail. Underside of limbs is pale brown. Dark brown ventral coloration meets lighter dorsal coloration at midline on flanks. golden brown, slightly darker brown Dorsum Rostrum medium brown. Golden brown patch extends from concave line between front corner of eyes (including "eyelids") to back of head, including also speckled sides of head, with a slightly darker brown triangle extending from eyes to with black and greenish-brown. midline at back of [illegible] head. Dorsum is medium brown, with paler golden brown on sides where dorsal meets ventral coloration, with some black flecks on sides amidst golden brown. Dorsal surfaces of limbs orangish-brown mottled with darker brown. Tail from insertion of hind limbs to 1/2 way to tip is greenish golden-brown, with dark brown + back specks, 1/2 way to tip of tail darker brown (same color as dorsal midline). Sides of tail same as sides of body. Eyes dark golden brown

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Color notes on Pseudoryzomys sp. - Huttwood SMR893 dorsum dark chocolate brown w/o any spots or markings sides of body (roughly at midline) mostly light gray (mottled) with brown speckles throughout - same on gula surface back to gular fold and on side and ventral surface of tail - + underside of limbs venter dark brown w/ very small grey specks dorsal surface of limbs same color as dorsum feet brown w/ some light gray speckles above, brown below nose has grey speckles, as do "eyebrows" which are mostly grey sup is dark brown (iris) Dorsal color on tail changes gradually from dark chocolate brown to medium brown at tip variation (SMR894) - venter is gray (like very tiny grey dots on dark brown background) w/ very dark brown splashes on sides + at base of tail, between ventral + lateral grey coloration several (5) lichen-like pale orange-brown blotches on dorsum lighter brown dorsal side compared to SMR893, still lightens toward tip of tail. Almost no gray color above eye

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rito, Dean Journal June 27 Durango, Parque Nacional Los Mermeros, Hidalgo, Mexico. I got a late start today, leaving DF around 11:00. Drive to Mineral del Monte and on to Ormitán, just past Durango - the type locality of P.C. menesi. Looked on a hill S of town for ~30min but it was extremely dry. Drove into PN El Chico and searched briefly with the same result. Headed on to the town of Durango, Municipio Zimapán in PN Los Mermeros. This is the type locality of Christoperbatsa mosaweri, which was found in a 25 ft deep cave above the town. I found Javier Fright a delegator who took me to see Juan Alvarado (Jal: 77-2126-99(2), 77-2125-1047) who knew about a cave where the town got its water from. He said it is a natural cave (although they expanded the opening) that flows with water when it rains, and is completely full of water starting ~30m in. I went w/ Javier and 2 other men and entered the cave around 19:45. The opening is basically a hole at the head of a gully that goes into the mountainside, and is large enough to move through crouched over. I immediately found an adult C. mosaweri, which was on the lower part of the cave wall near the entrance and moved rapidly to escape. I continued in and found a juvenile C. mosaweri on the wall, plus a large adult C. magnipes. I went in 20-30m; walls are covered in mud and there are some small stalactites; didn't reach the water. Found 3 more C. magnipes on the cave ceiling, all near the entrance; they are much more sluggish than the C. mosaweri. I was then treated to a dinner of barbacoa and beer. Spent ~20 min total searching. Was told there are at least 20-30 caves (sotanos - vertical shafts) near town, but most are 50+m deep. Drove back to DF, arriving at 03:30.

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Ronto, Dean 2010 Journal July 6 Cordoba area, Veracruz, Mexico cl left DF around 5:30AM and drove to Fortin de las Flores. Stopped at some house in Fortin Niego where cl searched before and looked under logs and rocks for about an hour (~09:00-10:00). Found 2 colubrid snakes (Hoplia semidolatus), 1 under a rock and 1 under a palm frond; didn't search for B. rufescens in bananas. Drove E out of Cordoba to Potrero Niego and asked around for Hacienda El Fierro; no one knew it, but there are lots of old, ruined buildings in the area. cl drove N from Paraje Nuevo to the macimiento del Rio Atayac, down a side road from the main Paraje-La Chica road that ends [illegible] at the maciminto. This area has tons of limestone and some parts have good forest. cl searched from 14:45- 16:00 but found only Baeo galliceps (saw 3, kept 1). cl then walked up a trail through the forest to a steep hillside with lots of limestone outcrops and searched in cracks with a flashlight from 17:00-19:30 in a moderately heavy rain. Saw only 2 more B. galliceps and 1 B. marinus. Seems like some salamander should live in all this limestone. Wanted to search at night but was exhausted; got a room in Fortin. July 7 Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico At gas station this morning, found out power steering oil cap was missing; must have left it off last time they checked it. Spent all day waiting for to be fixed, and the power steering no longer worked once the mechanic replaced the part; had to spend another night in Fortin. During the wait, cl searched under palm fronds and stones in a wooded lot across from Hotel Fortin de

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Hosts: Dean 2010 Journal July 7 Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz, Mexico (cont) ...las Flores; found 2 Iguana (colored) both under palm fronds. A very heavy rain fell in the afternoon and it continued to rain moderately until ~22:00. I searched with a light in town beginning at 20:15 and found 1 B. platydactyla crawling on a wall and 1 on a leaf next to the wall about 1 block W of the train station. Walked out to Fortin Nigz and found an Eleutherodactylus on a wall along the road. Stopped searching at 21:30. July 10 Finca Luena Alemanica, N of Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico I spent 2 days driving to the Chinalapas and getting permission to work in Matias Romero, Santa Maria + San Miguel Chinolapa. Arrived in Tapachula around 12:00 and met up with Antonio Muiioz. We drove to Finca Luena Alemanica and searched for ~1hr in wood piles + under logs in cafetales. Found lots of Bufo (~8), Eleutherodactylus rubrinascatus, Craugastor rhodopis, Sphaeomorphus asstutus (saw 4?). Went back to Tapachula & got a room. It rained a little in the afternoon but not enough to keep the road wet for salamanders in the evening. We drove back up the road around 20:30, and proceeded to a wet roadbank ~22km from MX200. Found a big Craugastor, a bunch of Rana, and heard E. rubrinascatus calling. Searched for ~1hr; then found a Batracian [illegible] on the road, which I accidentally hit and collected. It did not rain more later in the evening. Microwas (killed)

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Rantz, Dean 2010 Journal Tapachula area, Chiapas, Mexico July 11 Drive up the road to Finca Nueva Alemania, looking for older, sloped cafetal habitat. Started searching in cafetals under logs at 10:30 AM; searched in good habitat on edge of woods ~18 Km up road for 1 hr but found only Eleutherodactylus + Craugastor. Moved to a second site 17.1 Km from MX200 and searched for ~1hr, first in a cafetal and then in a road bank. I accidently killed an Ameiva in the road bank, which we collected. Moved on to some banana trees in overgrown habitat 14 Km from MX200. Got 2 B. occidentalis in there before emerging into more open cafetal habitat, parts of which appeared to have been cleared of large trees in recent years. There were tons of red bananas and many logs. Found 2 more B. occidentalis + an adult B. fleischeri (the object of our trip here), as well as a J. venulosus in bananas; saw many E. rubroacaluta, C. rhodophis, B. assatus, and Andis; also saw 1 Dinia solae, 2 H. diademata, 1 Aeghis + 1 Rhodinea (collected) under logs and 2 Sceloporus siniferus on logs. Got a large Mahya in a banana tree. It rained fairly hard for ~30 min during the afternoon, then intermittently. We went back (stopped searching at 15:50) to prepare specimens, planning to drive the road at night, but my car seemed to have problems + the check engine light went on. We decided to stay in because of this, not wanting to damage it if it was not working properly, despite some more rain in Tapachula in the evening.

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July 14 Cerro Baul, Chiapas Mexico Spent all of the 12th writing in Tapachula for car to be fixed; was finally ready at 13:00 on the 13th. Drive to Acancayagua and searched for habitat at Finca da Esperanza, now called XX de Septiembre, 5 Km E of Acancayagua. Found no good banana plantations but did get a [illegible] leptoderis under a log along the road. Arrived late in Justita Antunez. This morning, Antonio, his daughter Natasha, and I drove to Cerro Baul, arriving in the town of Rafaelo Figueroa around 13:00. We started uphill through disturbed oak forest, continuing into a moister oak forest around 1500m elav. We cut our way through to an open area w/ lots of limestone and arrived at a small cave where Antonio had found a single specein of a black chalcotriton similar to C. niger. We entered the cave around 15:00 and found a juvenile of the black chalcotriton on rock at the cave entrance. The cave is relatively small/narrow (only 1 person can advance in any given direction) but appeared to have quite an extensive system of passages. The rock surface was very moist with tons of [illegible] lots of caverock formations. We quickly found another 8 chalcotriton (collected 5), all of which were crawling on the cave walls & ceiling w/ ~5m of the entrance; both Antonio & I went further in but didn't find more. These animals appear lighter than the photos Dave seen of C. niger; they are very dark brown/grey with paler grey venters, and the biggest we got has light grey blotches on its back. Stayed in the cave for ~30 min, but active search time was more like 10 min. The recent heavy rain appears to have caused the salamanders to be

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Joao, Sean 2010 Journal Cerro Baul, Chiapas, Mexico (cont) July 14 ... very active; if there are other similar caves, there may be large numbers of them here. We then continued uphill through a shaded coffee plantation and broadleaf (some oak?) forest w/ big bromeliads, finally arriving at the antennas on top of Cerro Baul! This area was burned in the past and has scattered pine + cypress trees laden w/ bromeliads amidst scrub vegetation. I found several small openings to what may be caves amongst the limestone boulders covering the ground. Antonio & I opened ~40 bromeliads here 1-1-ur ~ 17:15 and 19:00 but found nothing (16.56530°N, 94.16889°W [±5m], 1966m elev). The bromeliads were completely filled w/ water and didn't even have insects in them. We walked downhill back to town in a light rain and I found a B. occidentalis crawling on a rock on the ground just after dark. Drive back to Antonio's house in Tuxtla. July 15 Selva Negra, road from Puerto Nuevo & istahuacan to Rayon, Chiapas, Mex. Got a late start, took photos + prepared specimens. I left to drive to Merida for a family vacation, stopping at Cryptotriton alvarezdeltoroi type locality along road to Rayon. Searched from ~ 21:00 - 21:40 in a moderate rain, but found only Eleutherodactylus (abundant, w/ many morphs). The canyon is even more altered than before and I doubt Cryptotriton still persists here.

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ovito, Sean 2010 Catalogue June 11 SMR1096 Craugastor fitzingeri adult from fenceline 1097 Andis capito juv. from guardhouse brought by Freddy Ixalotriton color notes 7/15/10 SMR1889 (largest) ventral: gular region cream colored w/ brown mottling, ~50% brown in middle of gular region almost all brown on chin in front of gular fold. Venter pale grayish brown w/ grey specks. Underside of forelimbs cream+ brown mottling, hindlimbs nearly uniform brown. Underside of tail uniform dark grey. Dorsal: very dark brown w/ some light grey patches, esp. b/w eyes. Tail uniform v. dark brown, as are hindlimbs. Feet reddish dark brown w/ reddish toe tips, hands [illegible] paler brown w/ reddish toe tips. Sides of body grade gradually from dorsal to ventral coloration. Sides of head similar to dorsal coloration above lip to ventral coloration below lip. Underside of feet pale grey, legs overlap by ~3 costal folds toe tips red. SMR1890: similar, but coloration on all parts of body more uniform Dorsal surface uniform dark brown w/ no paler spots. - SMR 1191-93 also like this

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Rants, Dean 2010 Journal Aug. 1 Sierra de Alvarez, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Left OF yesterday w/ Abby, Jorge, Tom + Susan and drove to San Luis Potosi. This morning, we drove towards Rio Verde up into the Sierra de Alvarez and went to El Valle de las Fantasias. Spent a while looking for a cave for Chiropterotriton multidentatus, which we never found, in oak woodland habitat. Tom found a Plestiodon leucostictus under a rock during ~20 min of searching. Drove on to Honey Farms and met Ely, who works for CET (Centro de Estudios Geologicos) at Rancho El Cielo. Spent the night at Hotel Posada Compostela; owner told us how he had found a B. platyptylus and showed us photos. Aug. 2 Alta Cirna and San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Jamulipas, Mex. Started up toward Alta Cinas around 09:00, arriving in Alta Cinas ~1hr later. A guide took us to a large cave on a side road from the road to San Jose, which was ~1hr walk from Alta Cirna. He said it had no name, but they call it "La Cueva del Salto"; it was in a transition area from dry forest to cloud forest. The cave had 2 main chambers with lots of stalactites and cave formations, as well as pottery fragments. We spent ~30 min in the cave and found 7 Pseudobranchus scanders (collected 5), all on the walls or ceiling of the cave. All but 1 was an adult, and they all appeared to be similar in size (large for Pseudobranchus, maybe 10cm total length) and in color (black with lichen-like whitish gray marks). Ely had found a small Chiropterotriton in this cave, but we saw only 3 P. scanders. We had planned to

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August, 2010 Journal Atta Cima and San Jose, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico (cont) Aug. 2 ... visit another cave, but we decided to continue uphill to San Jose, the only area where Ely had found P. cephalica. Continued on w/o snakes or a bromeliad cutter. We soon entered the cloud forest, composed mostly of Podocarpus with liquidambar. I found a P. "cephalica" in a roadbank and another under the bark of a log. Dabry got a P. scandens under a log and Susan got 1 under a rock; Jorge got 2 more in a fallen bromeliad. The P. "cephalica" doesn't look anything like the ones from Noroega; they have yellow legs, white spots on a brown background, and a relatively small size. We proceeded to find 2 more P. "cephalica" on the road to San Jose - Jon got one under a small board, and I found one in a bromeliad. Jon also found a Hypodiphus cystignathodes under a small rock, and found what looked like one under a log. Jorge found 2 more P. scandens in fallen bromeliads. Gabriela found a very small, green Chiropterotriton in a bank just before the small village of El Valle de Curni. Just past the town, I got a second species of Chiropterotriton in a bromeliad in a Podocarpus; this salamander had a more robust body and larger feet than the other Chirop. We ate in San Jose and then walked back to Atta Cima. On the way up and down, we saw Xenosaurus platyceps + Lepidophyma in cracks in limestone along the path. We searched in the forest from ~ 12:00 - 16:00. Arriving at CIF in the evening, we found a Bothrops asper in the parking lot. The day was warm and partly cloudy.

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Rancher, Susan 2010 Journal Aug. 3 Rancho El Cielo, Reserva de la Biosfera El Cielo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. We spent a long time this morning waiting for the reserve director, Jean Louis, and arranging for a truck to take us to El Rancho El Cielo. Around 11:30, we finally left; it took us ~1.5hr to arrive at Rancho. Susan found a P. cephalica under a log as soon as we stopped, and I got another under a fallen branch amongst the ranch buildings. This ranch is a field station for a university in Texas and has very restricted access; the buildings and grounds are really beautiful. Around 14:00, Jean Louis led us to "La Cueva de la Salamandra", a fairly small cave with a large entrance. We saw only 1 P. scandens inside, and a smaller, drier nearby cave had more. We walked across the ranch to La Cueva de Cristal, which had a smaller, steeper entrance leading to a very big room with spectacular (though vandalized) rock formations. We saw 7 P. scandens on the cave walls and ceiling, but only collected 1. We then walked along the western limit of the property and opened 18-20 bromeliads in podocarp-liquidambar forest. We got 9 Chiropterotritia, including 2 adults from 1 bromeliad. All were small, and we are not sure if they are C. oracens, C. multidentatus or both. Susan later got one near the ranch buildings in a fallen bromeliad. Saw 2 Rana in a spring (Ojos Encantados) - seems like a strange place for them. Went to 1 more cave but the entrance was dangerous so we stopped searching (~18:45-19:00). Tom + Susan went out for ~20 min around 21:00 and found a P. cephalica crawling across the grass amidst the buildings, despite the fact that it hasn't rained in 4 days and was rather dry. I searched from ~22:30- 22:50 but found nothing.

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raits, Dean 2010 Journal Aug. 4 Rancho El Cielo and Ciudad del Maiz, Tamaulipas + San Luis Potosi, Mexico. We woke up today, and took photos of specimens, then packed and left. On the way down, we stopped at Cuera Marinada, a large cave along the road with a big opening in the drier low elevation forest. It was quite moist in some woods, and Jorg found a large Chiropterotriton on the cave wall near the entrance. It has a long tail and looks different than the others we got. We also saw 3 L. scemnding, spent ~20 min searching. We spent some time at CIF, then drove on towards Ciudad del Maiz. We stopped at the turnoff to Microondas Las Antenas S.L.P. and opened ~20 bromeliads from 18:45-20:00. We got 5 small Chiropterotriton multidentatus, 2 of which were in the same bromeliad. The habitat is oak forest with big bromeliads (with the wide-leaved kind and the paler green thin-leaved kind), with palms, mala mayor, and thorny understory plants; the area has a lot of limestone rocks and parts were cleared for cattle grazing. Jon found a Lepidophyma oculum under a rock (and saw 1 under a log), as well as an Aspidoscelis gularis under a log and 2 Sceloporus variegatus that were out foraging. I saw a big Crotalus totomacus that had been treed out and left out. Weather was warm/sunny all day. Spent night in Ciudad del Maiz. Aug. 5 Went back to the same site (other side of road) and searched for ~40 min. At a Breviculus molitor, Sceloporus variegatus, and a Rhinella gaigea, but found no Pseudowyeza (our goal). We're told that the microondas have fir forest, but we didn't have time to visit. Drove back towards Ciudad del Maiz, looking for P. cephalus site, just habitat seemed either too dry or very disturbed. Have up and drove back to O.F.

8/7/10 Pseudoeurycea "cephalica rubrimbris" - color description Top of head grey-brown, fading to grey onto eyelids. Dorsum dark brownish reddish-brown with small pale brown specks away from midline. Cream blotch just posterior to L forelimb. Dorsal surface of tail begins w/ dorsal coloration at insertion of hind limb, lighter red-brown on posterior half of tail. Last ~1cm of tail pale brown. 3 lichen-like cream-brown blatches on dorsal + lateral surfaces of tail. Fore+hind limbs orange-brown between body+knee, then medium brown to foot. Feet mottled grey+brown. Sides of head mottled grey-brown, reddish brown in paratoid region. Lateral surface of body gradually fades from dorsal to ventral coloration. Sides of tail similar to ventral tail coloration. Gular region [illegible] medium grey w/ pale grey mottling. Venter dark (slate) grey with pale grey mottling. Ventral surface of tail similar but pale grey more blotchy. Undersides of limbs have same ventral coloration as body. Undersides of limbs pale brown, toe tips reddish.

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Karla, 2010 Journal La Festalga, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 9 Yesterday, I left OF w/ Tom + Susan, Gabriela, Luis Caceres and Ted Papenfuss. Drive to Matias Romero to spend the night. Went out driving along road to Jalisco Guy + got 5 Engystomops pustulosus, 1 Dendropsophus microcephalus, 1 Laeates platyrhin, 1 Electrophryne rota + 1 Phasmophis proxima in a roadside ditch 4Km S of town; also heard Bufo. Today, drove out on road towards Poblado Catorce (Rio Upanaga), Noreday, along northern edge of the Chimalapas. Turned S at Poblado Ace to La Festalga, just across border in Oaxaca. Were allowed to set up in municipal building. Went out with guide to a cave next to town w/ lots + nice rock formations; found nothing inside. Walked on through a mix of disturbed forest + pasture with a lot of limestone; this got a Dendropsophus pustulace under a log. Got a Craugastor rhodopis in leaf litter, an Oligos trujillensis on a rock (saw another) and a Corythophenes hernandezi on a lina. Searched for 2-3hrs in the afternoon; then went back out along same trail at 21:30. I got an Eleutherodactylus lupris, a C. rhodopis, and a Ctenyge elegans among plants next to the trail; others found a C. rhodops + 1 almatana cancha. Started to rain incredibly hard; Ted turned back at 22:00, Tom + Susan at 22:30. We got a Amolies crasini (heard many) in a grassy clearing, plus a Dendropsophus microcephalus. At entrance to good forest, got a big Clelia cyalina and a C. rhodopis, then another Amilica and -1 big Craugastor berkenbuschi. Forest further on is in good shape - big trees +/huge buttresses + a nice, clear stream. At house, got another Amilica and a Bufo marinus. Rain stopped around 23:30; stopped searching at 00:00.

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Rovito, Dear 2010 Journal La Fortaleza, Mpio. Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 10 Spent all morning preparing specimens. Went out w/ our guide, [illegible], and another guide to a patch of forest SE of town. Started in cattle pasture around 14:00, hiked into a forest w/s big trees and w/ a thick understory of silky palms, thorns, lianas + bamboos. Searched for ~45 min before Tom went back (felt sick) & Susan went with him. Searched under tons of logs but found nothing. Finally got a [illegible] that was out amongst the leaves at the base of a small palm. Finally arrived at a better patch of forest that hadn't been burned - bigger trees, thick leaf litter, sporadic understory. Continued to look under good logs; found only a Gracixalus (pygmaeus?) that got away. Walked back out to road. Chris searched in some green bananas, got a B. rufescens. Stopped at a magnificent cave on the way back w/ huge chambers, beautiful rock formations, clear pools + a few bats but found no herps. Returned to base around 18:00. At night, everyone but Ted went out to search. Found Rana + Bufo wallcopes around town, plus tons of B. marinus. Along trail, got 2 C. alfredi (saw ~2 more), 4 C. [illegible], 1 [illegible], a Sphenomorphus chierchei (killed when captured) and 3 Andis [illegible] (collected 2) along stream. I saw a thin yellow tail under a rock in shallow water in stream + we spent ~20 min searching before we figured out they were freshwater eels. We searched from 21:10 - 00:00; Tom & Susan turned back around 22:45. Rained moderately hard from ~ 22:15 - 23:00, was reasonably cool for most of day.

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Lonto, Dean 2010 Journal la Fortaleza, Irapuato, Santa Maria Chimalapa, Oaxaca, Mexico Aug. 11 Spent morning prepping specimens. Afterwards, Sally, Luis + I went w/ Lorenzo to visit an area of primary forest SW of town. Walked through pasture for 30 min, then started searching in the forest at 15:00. Started to rain very hard almost immediately. We lost Luis, who went to search in the pasture where there were lots of logs. He found a Dermophis mexicanus + a boa under different parts of the same log. We searched in logs, under rocks + raked through leaf litter in nice forest until 18:30; I found only a C. lorenzianus along a stream. At night, Fed went out + found a Clelia) Andis [illegible], a Leptodactylus melanostictus + 4 Graugaster. We (everyone else) searched along a path starting near the 2nd cave we had visited yesterday. At an America; 1 Andis brevirostris, 1 elmentodes, 1 leptoderus polydicta + 1 huge female Bolitoglossa altiverm climbing up a small tree. Also saw a Xenosaurus + 2 Lepidophyma. Searched from 22:00- 01:00. Rained until ~18:00, then was cool. Aug. 12 Spent most of morning prepping. Everyone but Fed went to the nice area of forest (and another nearby patch) and searched from 13:10-14:50; found only 3 Graugaster sharpei. At a Dinia salvia + a leptophis mexicanus from logs in cattle pasture. Cleaned up, packed, and drove to Matias Romero to spend the night.

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Austin, Dean 2010 Journal Aug. 19 La Encarnacion, PN Los Marmolos, Hidalgo, Mexico Dean Scherible and I left OF around 12:00 and drove to La Encarnacion in Parque Nacional Los Marmolos. After driving through pine forest, arrived at a patch of nice oak forest with a lot of moss + many rocks. Almost immediately, Dean got a big female P. cephalica under a small piece of wood + 2 Christoperstitus chondrostega under rocks. I found a male P. cephalica in a roadbank. Searched for ~30 min. At night, started searching along roadbank at 21:00 after a brief afternoon rain (orographic). Found 8 P. cephalica on mostly roadbank along a ~100m stretch in the forest. Continued on to a rock wall, where I found 1 more P. cephalica (didn't collect, stopped seeing them after this), as well as a Pseudurycea lelii emerging from the wall and a dephis at its base. Further on, found 2 more Christopheritus chondrostega on a roadbank. Turned back + stopped searching at 22:00 after activity appeared to have died down. Aug. 20 El Lobo, Queretaro, Mexico Searched in ~5 promobids on road from Agua Fria to Pajillas; found nothing. Took a long, slow road from Pajillas to El Lobo via Agua Zarca. Searched under logs at Parador Santa Marta, W of El Lobo, from 16:40-18:40, found 1 Plestiodon + 2 Lepidophrys (not collected). Habitat was pine-oak-madrone w/ poison oak + lots of logs. Went into a cave ~100m N of road. Seemed great for salamanders. Didn't saw more; found some incredible pre-Columbian pottery, but car stuck in los Pajillitos, slept in [illegible] Xilitla.

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Janita, Dean 2010 Journal La Trinidad, Mpio. Xilitla, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Aug. 21 Spent ~1hr at Los Pozos in the morning. Drove to Ahuacatlan and searched in the Cueva de la Iglesia (tunnel + cave just W of church). Was maybe a little better than last time but found only an Eleutherodactylus ~5m from back entrance. Cave had a ton of trash in it but more interior part seemed OK. Drove to Petrovillas and spent ~1hr exploring cave there; found another Eleutherodactylus (same species) near entrance. Went ~200m back in cave to a huge chamber w/ flowing water + lots of bats. Seemed like great conditions for C. rogenipes but saw none; they may be extirpated there. Drove back to Xilitla and up a very steep road for ~16km to La Trinidad, a community of ~100 people set up to receive tourists. Spent 45 min searching under logs in [illegible] beautiful cloud forest composed of Alnus guatemalensis, Pinus sp., cypress, and other trees with lots of moss + tons of great horned frogs (too full of water for salamanders). Found a small Grotalus, 1 Lepidaphyne + 1 Plesiodor under logs (not collected b/c not on permit). Started searching along a rocky roadcut w/ lots of moss ~0.5km from town at 20:30; moderate to heavy rain started to fall when we began searching + continued into the night. Found a Pseudorycea "cephalus" somewhat resembling those from El Cielo, but more reddish in color w/o yellow on limbs? Also found 5 Christoptitritus that resemble either multidentatus or arboricus - long tail + somewhat webbed feet. Got 3 enormous Pseudorycea bellii out of holes or burrows; all were only partially out, and we dug quite a bit to get one. Also saw several Lepidaphyne and a small juvenile Grotalus. Stopped searching at 22:00 and camped.

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Pinto, Dear 2010 Journal Final de Andes area, Durango, Mexico Aug. 22 Drive down from La Trinidad to Xilitla and then on to Final de Andes. Stopped at Campo Santo, 1 km E of town, and searched from [illegible] 15:45-16:35. Found 1 juvenile Pseudowrycea lollie + 1 Elephus under stone along a mossy rock wall in the pine forest + another juven P. lollie under a small piece of wood. Drive E to road up to Microondas de Pinjico and searched in oak forest from 17:00-17:30. Focused mostly on road bank but found my Delgasy; I got a male Pseudowrycea cephalica under a piece of bark. Weather was cool and misty. Drive up to microondas, where it was cold, windy and rainy. Searched under rocks along road from 18:30-19:00 and found 3 tiny P. lollie (2 under park rock) as well as several Delgasyus and Pleistider. Went back out after [illegible] dark in light to moderately strong rain, very strong wind; temperature dropped considerably (perhaps to 14-15°C). Searched from ~20:45-22:15. Found 2 small adult P. lollie, 1 on mossy bank + 1 in a hole. Also found a Chiropterotinus out on a rocky section of bank - has a very short snout, dark brown color, relatively small body + short tail, looks somewhat like the C. chordeostage we got in NW Los Marmedes, but it could be something different. Conditions got too windy + rainy so we gave up searching. Habitat here is open pine woodland w/ agave and what look like ericaceous shrubs in the understory; rocks in roadbank appear to be slate.

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Old descriptions (in life) - Quotator/S.L.P. 8/25/10 SMR1334 Chiropteratrum op. adult ? Head, dorsum, tail Head pale orange-brown. Broad dorsal stripe of tan bordered on both sides by thin dark brown line from just behind forelimbs to insertion of hind limbs w/ scattered dark brown flecks w/in stripe. Paired elongate orange spots above sacrum. Dorsal surface of tail orangish-brown, w/ dark brown fleck, becoming more numerous posteriorly. Tail tip black. Dorsal surface of limbs pale orange-brown, toe tips reddish. Sides of body + all ventral surfaces pale (virtually unpigmented), w/ yellowish tint on tail: Chris Copper SMR1333 Chiropteratrum op. Dorsal surface of head dark brown, paler golden brown in parotid region. Broad dark golden-brown dorsal stripe down back, with indistinct thinner dark brown stripe along middle of dorsum. Same dark golden-brown coloration extends onto tail, with specks of dark brown + black throughout. Dorsal surface of limbs dark brown. Sides of body + head pale brown, with a dark brown stripe separating lateral + dorsal coloration. Sides of tail dark brown w/ specks of golden brown. Ears region very pale grey, also ventral just posterior of forelimbs. Venter pale gray-brown. Ventral side of tail pale grey on anterior half, darker on posterior half, w/ tiny golden brown flecks throughout. Ventral surface of limbs grey, toe tips red. Chris Copper.

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Color descriptions - Queretaro/S.L.P. 8/26/10 SMR 1332 - Pseudotrypaer sp. Squant to interdigital region medium brown rest of dorsal surface of hand darker chocolate brown. Dorsum dark chocolate brown w/ several pale brown lichen-like patches on dorsolateral region. Dorsal surface of tail reddish brown, with more pale brown blotches and several very dark brown blotches. Interior half of limbs reddish brown, outer half darker brown. Feet dark grey-brown w/ tiny white specks throughout. Sides of body + head [illegible] medium grey-brown w/ many pale grey spots, same on lower half of lateral surface of tail; all ventral surface slate grey broadground w/ pale grey mottling, some brown mottling on radial region + tail? 2 black lines (indistinct) from insertion of forelimbs to just anterior of [illegible] insertion of hind limbs. Underside of feet grey-chocolate brown. SMR 1346 - Chiropterotitan sp. "Pinguica" Dorsal surface dark brown, uniform, slightly pale on anterior half of hand Dorsal surface of limbs golden-brown (medium). Upper half of lateral surface similar to dorsum, fading gradually into ventral coloration. Axilar region very pale grey w/ tiny brown flecks. Ventral surface of body pale slate grey, same on tail but gradually darkening towards tip. Underside of limbs yellowish gray (including feet). Toe tips red-chocolate coppery.

Loosito, Dear 2010 Journal San Joaquin area, Gueretaro, Mexico Aug. 23 Spent part of the morning taking photos & drying out equipment. Drove to San Joaquin and went to see Renos archaeological site. Looked around under rocks & logs at the site, which was surrounded by rice oak forest. Found several Plestiodon and a small colubrid snake that looked like a Storeria. Searched in the woods below the village of Agua de Venado for ~1hr; found 3 Leptophis latifrontalis under rocks & logs. Drove on the road out from San Joaquin to the SE, then turned off on dirt road to San Juan Entramadas. Searched for ~30 min along road in pretty good oak forest. Jean found a Leptophis latifrontalis under a rock and I got a big Pseudoeurycea cephalica under a stone next to a rock wall. Drove back to OF, arriving late. El Asledero, Carrizal de Bravo, Guerrero, Mexico Sept. 25 Left OF yesterday at 15:00 with Tom Dentil & Steve Caroles, drove to Chilpancingo. Went ~14km S of Mazatlan on the free highway to Acapulco, turned off on road to Acahuitztlan. Searched on limestone gravels for ~1.5 hr; found lots of Phyllobactylus, and a big Sceloporus. Tom got a Mabuya. Went towards town & stopped along a roadside ditch w/ lots of grass & weeds. I got a Dendropsophus (heard lots) + 2 Andis, Tom got a Leptodactylus. Started to rain moderately hard; looked on road cuts briefly, then drove back to CA95. Found a Syrrhopus, a Pachymedusa, and 2 other frogs we couldn't catch (I probably a Smilisca) before returning to Chilpancingo. Searched ~20:00-24:00. Today, drove to Carrizal de Bravo's and talked to people who let us collect and stay at Asledero, the type locality for several species. Started searching

Lämnad Små naturliga saker ingår i det. Tvinga sig själv att göra det man inte vill, men gör det ändå. Det är bra för själen och kroppslivet också. Att tvinga sig själv till något man egentligen inte vill göra kan vara en form av disciplin. Men om man gör det för ofta eller för hårt kan det leda till stress och andra problem. Det är viktigt att hitta en balans mellan att tvinga sig själv och att lyssna på kroppen. Om man känner att man blir trött eller orkestrad, ska man ge upp och vila. Att fortsätta när man inte orkar kan vara farligt för både kropp och själ. Och att tvinga sig själv till något man egentligen inte vill göra kan också leda till missnöje och frustration. Det är viktigt att lyssna på sig själv och att inte låta andra styra över vad man ska göra. Att välja att göra det man vill göra ger en känsla av frihet och kontroll, vilket är viktigt för välbefinnandet. Små naturliga saker ingår i livet. Men om man tvingar sig själv till något man egentligen inte vill göra, kan det leda till stress och andra problem. Det är viktigt att hitta en balans mellan att tvinga sig själv och att lyssna på kroppen. Om man känner att man blir trött eller orkestrad, ska man ge upp och vila. Att fortsätta när man inte orkar kan vara farligt för både kropp och själ. Och att tvinga sig själv till något man egentligen inte vill göra kan också leda till missnöje och frustration. Det är viktigt att lyssna på sig själv och att inte låta andra styra över vad man ska göra. Att välja att göra det man vill göra ger en känsla av frihet och kontroll, vilket är viktigt för välbefinnandet.

to, dear 2010 Journal Sept. 25 El Astadero, Carrizal de Bravo, Guerrero, Mexico (cont.) ... around 13:00 focusing on logs. Conditions were very good for salamanders (lots of rain lately), and Tom + Ettye both found a Thorius militaris (1 in log + 1 under rock). Barisia + Sceloporus were abundant. After lunch + talking to someone from the committee in charge of the site (from Carrizal de Bravo), we searched from 15:00-17:00. Tom + I each got a Thorius in logs, and Tom + Ettye found a small Graecastes (I also saw one but it escaped). Took photos in afternoon waited for some man from Carrizal de Bravo, who came to show us a cave w/ a very steep entrance and a river flowing through it. After dinner (around 20:45), we walked out to the road and looked at the roadside for ~30 min; Tom found a Plethodon distinctus in a hole w/ dripping water. Went back to cave and searched for ~30 min w/ no luck. Then went to another cave I found this afternoon, on the old road/path downhill to E from cabins. Cave turned out to be pretty big + had a stream flowing through it - saw no herps inside. Returned to cabins around 22:50; Tom stopped searching. Ettye + I walked uphill along the road from the cabins and searched along the road bank until about 23:20, with no success. Slept in ad of the cabins. Day was fairly warm in the morning, cloudy w/ no rain in the afternoon, and clear at night. Sept. 26 Caves Teostepo, E of Puerto del Salto, Guerrero, Mexico After getting supplies, drove from Carrizal de Bravo to Puerto del Salto. Road was somewhat muddy on first half, got better after passing El Julguer. The first part was mostly through pine forest, but looked like it could have salamanders (more know). As we started

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writer, Sean 2010 Journal Cerro Jorobado, E of Puerto del Halls, Guerrero, Mexico (cont.) Sept. 26 ... to climb up toward Cerro Jorobado, the forest transitioned to a very wet pine-oak forest with tons of moss and lots of fast-flowing clear streams. We stopped for ~10 min to search under logs but found nothing. On the crest of the road S of Cerro Jorobado, the pine trees became sparse, with lots of exposed mossy rock, tons of fast streams and seeps, and high elevation shrubby vegetation. Drove down to Puerto del Halls, arriving around 18:00. Had left around 12:15, so trip took about 5hr, not including stops. Stopped at police station. After dinner, drove back to high point on road S of Cerro Jorobado. Searched from 21:40-22:30; found nothing. Had rained lightly on high part of mountain during afternoon w/ lots of fog, so everything was wet, but cleared up by the time we arrived. Most of the mossy rock slopes along road were dripping wet + looked very good for salamanders, but we saw nothing. Searched along road bank a bit W of this point for ~10 min, then drove down to a point where a road branched off uphill, 8.4km E (by rd) from Puerto del Halls. Searched from 23:00-23:30; Tom + Cityse looked along a stream, while I searched along the roadbank. I found a dark brown-black juvenile Pseuduryces on the mossy roadbank, ~1.5m off the ground (road). It had a lot of brown spots on the dorsum and no markings on the ventr, which matches the description of P. chiutztl. Searched for a good stream <28cm clear for Plethodontids, but found none, and returned to Puerto del Halls to spend the night) 9/27/10 appears similar to P. tlaheuilch found today

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notes, dear 2010 Journal Sept. 27 Cerro Jastepac, E of Puerto del Alfo, Axtverra, Mexico Spent morning prepping specimens. After lunch, drove up towards Cerro Jastepac. Stopped on a slope 8.0 km by rd from Puerto del Alfo; searched in logs from 14:40-15:10. I found 2 Therinus grandis under trunk of a pine log; forest was open w/ pine trees and lots of moss, and had been turned in the past. Continued uphill to a turnoff 8.8 km from town, at the point where I had found the Pseudoeurycea left night and drove uphill for 0.7 km to a flat area with lots of big fir trees and tons of logs. We searched for ~20 min in logs and found 25 Therinus grandis. Two logs had about 9 Therinus each and they seemed extremely abundant. There had been a lot of logging in this area. It was very cold and had started raining moderately. Drove to west of road on S side of Cerro Jastepac and started walking uphill through open pine forest w/ bunchgrasses at 16:00, searching in logs; I found 2 more T. grandis just above road. Went up through open, wet, rocky area and then followed a road to some fir forest that corresponded roughly to the type locality of Pseudoeurycea testaceus. Searched here and in nearby pine forest (17+6308'N, 100.14258'W [+9m], 3355m elev) but found nothing. GPS elevation readings seemed low compared to yesterday. Continued to search in logs on way down, stopping at 18:15. Drove ~10 more km E to the approximate type locality of Eleutherodactylus cruzes, where we searched along several small fast streams, to no avail. Habitat was pine-oak-fir forest and was very wet. Rain had stopped when we left west of road near Cerro Jastepac. I searched along road banks and found a big adult Pseudoeurycea thalcaudus at a spot up the road, 18.8 km E of Puerto del Alfo. It was emerging from a crack in a solid rock bank ~2m above the road. GPS here said 3006 m but changed to <3000m.

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Sept, 2010 Journal Sept. 27 Cerro Jesterpe, E of Puerto del Halls, Alvarado, Mexico (cont). ... as we drive uphill; I think 2950m is more accurate for this site based on the map. Found 2 more adult L. thalricus on the bank nearby; one climbing up grass near top of bank + other one on dirt ~1.5m above road. On all, searched at night from ~20:15-22:45. Drive back to crest of road on Cerro Jesterpe and searched roadbank for 15min, but saw nothing. Spent night at police station in Puerto del Halls. Sept. 28 Puerto del Halls to Atoyac, Alvarado, Mexico Spent morning prepping specimens; left Puerto del Halls at 13:30. Drive to a cafetal 13.7km (by rd) NE of El Paraíso and searched in lots of good logs from 15:30-17:30. Found many small Graugaster but nothing else; rained for first half hour of searching. Drive to Atoyac and got a room at the Hotel Alameda, then went back out after dinner. Found a Trimorphoder tau with a Stenosauris sticking out of its stomach and a leptodery (both DDR) at the trash dump on the edge of town, along with a Buer. Stopped 17km from entrance to Atoyac and searched for 30min; found an Andis and a green and brown skuld (both on vegetation along road). Drive back to a point 15.1km from Atoyac and searched for ~40min. I found a Lampyretia triangulum on the roadbank, a Graugaster (Hylectrophryne) augusti in a cavity on the bank, and 2 Elutherodactylus (Leptodactylus) on leaves ~30cm off the ground. Cttique got a Hylinotrichius Fleischmanni along a stream. Caught an Anolisa Laudinii ~2m off the ground in a tree on the way back, 11.1km from town.

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nto, Dean 2010 Journal Mazatlan area, Guerrero, Mexico Sept.29 We woke up somewhat late after a long night and I decided we didn't have time to go search for Bolitoglossa helmsi. Instead, drove on free highway from Oepanles to Chilpancingo. Stopped at a private property called Aguas de Obispo, 17 Km S of Mazatlan. It is the type locality of a species of Atyrhopus, and a very low elevation site for P. helleri. After seeing the habitat, fairly dry, open pine forest with nice rock walls, it seems more likely to me that the salamander here is either Pleurodyscea maximus or something like it. We searched in piles of roof tiles next to a building and I found 2 Atyrhopus; we also saw several small Craugastor. One Atyrhopus escaped. We searched for ~40 min total. We had lunch in Mazatlan and then took a small road W out of town, under the toll road and up into the mountains. We quickly got into an area with pine trees, saw palms and agave, and searched at the type locality of another Atyrhopus, 6.6 Km by road from Mazatlan. We quickly found 2, 1 under a rock and one amongst fallen agave leaves, and I'm got a Craugastor augusti juvenile. We continued uphill to Tejocote and then on to the end of the road, 13.2 Km SEan Mazatlan. Found a Conopsis under a board along road, then a Sceloporus, 1 Craugastor, + 1 Thanophis as we walked from the car through a field with lots of logs toward a waterfall. The waterfall was rather large and was in a broadleaf and pine forest. We arrived at nightfall; searched from 19:45-20:45. Tom found 2 Eleutherodactylus guentheri about 1.5-2m off ground in vegetation above a small stream that flowed into the main stream. Both frogs were fairly small. These are the first we have seen and the first collected in years, as far as I know. I got also found a strange Red Snake on Road

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Ravito, Dear 2010 Journal Sept. 29 Mazatlan area, Ahuero, Mexico (cant) ... on Andis or a bus. We left and drove down, realizing we had a flat tire right before we reached the highway. Changed it, at a late dinner stayed at the Hotel Marina Real in Culiacango. Oct. 16 Sierra de Alvarez, San Luis Potosi, Mexico Yesterday, left of around 12:30 and drove to San Luis de la Paz, Guanajuato, then on road to Xichu. Starting in desert-like conditions, the road climbs steadily and the vegetation changes to fairly extensive oak forest. I searched both in road banks and some excellent logs near the settlement of Charea Azul, 37 Km (by rd) from Canada de Morelos (21.31849 N, 100.11594 W [+10m], 2297m elev) from 18:00-19:15, then on a nice roadbank along a dirt road from 19:45-21:00 but saw nothing. The habitat here looks very much like the oak forest at San Joaquin, Durango. Drove to Adolfo Hidalgo and stayed at the Casa Mia hotel near the playa - nice + cheap. Today, shopped for ceramic tiles after breakfast, then drove to the Sierra de Alvarez, San Luis Potosi. After asking around in the village of San Francisco I drove on to the village of Km 68 and paid 20 pesos MN150 to take me to 2 caves above town. Boths were in oak forest with fairly big trees, agaves, and cacti. The first cave was a large passageway that went back perhaps 50-60m, with several big chambers; it was somewhat dry but had soggy areas, lots, and abundant invertebrate life; seemed good for salamanders (GPS: 22.01528 N, 100.60614 W [+6m], 2458m elev). The second cave was little more than a big crack, didn't go back very far, and had a thriving fly population (GPS: 22.01828 N, 100.60516 W [+8m], 2355m elev).

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ints, Dear 2010 Journal Oct. 16 Sierra de Alvarado, San Luis Potosi, Mexico (cont) I drove to Valle de los Fantasmas and got a boy (Hector) to take me to a cave we failed to find on our last trip (Cueva del Moderno: 22.07183 N, 100.61466 W [±10m], 2297m elev.). The cave entrance is a big hole in a sunken area surrounded by oak trees and pasture. We quickly found 3 Chiropterotriton multidentatus crawling on the cave walls very close to the entrance. The cave goes back ~15m and then has several passages that drop sharply down and appear quite deep; I did not explore further and I think caving equipment would be necessary. Although this was the wettest cave I entered today, the areas where the salamanders were found were not actually wet. These animals (particularly the 2 smaller ones) remind me of the Chirops we collected E of Ciudad del Mai. I spent the night at the Hotel Napoles (expensive, just OK) in San Luis Potosi. Oct. 16 El Chico National Park, Hidalgo, Mexico After a leisurely morning in San Luis Potosi, I drove to Pachuca and up to El Chico National Park. I stopped 4km S (by rd) of Mineral del Chico; searched in rotting logs and rotting woodpiles in a mossy fir forest from 16:30-18:00. Got a small Chiropterotriton diminutulus from inside a rotting log. Conditions were fairly moist and forest seemed in good shape. At night, searched along mossy and rocky roadbank from 19:30-20:40 and got 3 Iberoelytrura cephalica, all of which were out on the mossy bank. The day was clear and cool and it got fairly cold at night. Please home to DF.

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Roots, Dean 2010 Journal Sierra Mazateca, Oaxaca, Mexico Oct. 23 Dana Lee, a former Berkeley student in my IB104 class, flew to DF on Oct. 21. Yesterday, we left and drove to Teotitlán del Camino, then turned off on the road to Huautla. We arrived at Puerto Ixtepec after dark and searched along roadbanks for ~30 min. It was pretty dry, and I found only a Grangeria mexicana crossing the road. We drove to Huautla to spend the night. This morning, we spent a while getting permission from the Comisariado de Bienes Comunales in San Gerónimo Tecóatl. We then drove to Plan de Cuadulope and turned south for ~1 km. We started searching under small rocks along the road, but the roadside had recently been scraped clean. We looked in the walls and under many loose rocks as well as in a large pile of very good rocks along the road. We then climbed up the hill W of the road and searched in logs in very disturbed oak forest for ~30 min. We spent about 2 hr total searching here, then drove to Puerto Ixtepec and turned S on a dirt road. We stopped 1.5 km from the highway and opened ~35 Armadillo (there were tons) in what may have been secondary oak forest. We got 1 adult Pseudoryzomys sulfureus, which looks very much like the specimen that I got in Aug. 2008 near Peña Verde, S.M. Papalo – I now think they are the same. Finally, we drove to the nearby microwave towers and searched in logs for h30 min but found nothing. The oak forest here was rather dry. We drove to Teotitlán, where the road to Oaxaca was blocked by protesters. We spent the night in Teotitlán.

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Lanto, Dear 2010 Journal Oct. 25 San Bernardo, Mpio. Santiago Comaltepec, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico. Yesterday, we drove to Oaxaca to take care of a hotel reservation for the Dia de los Muertos, then drove to Santiago Comaltepec. Got a DOR (Doa or MX135 in arid habitat). Talked with Comisario de Bienes Comunales in Comaltepec + San Pedro Yxox - no problem w/ permission. Slept in Yxox. Today, we drove to San Bernardo, an ecotourism trail where we got a Therios arboreus in March of this year. Started searching around 10:30; Dana found a juvenile Othospidea under a log. We searched in bromeliads (which were abundant) + some logs until 15:00. We found 7 Choropteris "plurialis" and a Plectrhyza (arboreascens?) in Bromeliads, and a Graugaster mexicanus in leaf litter. While looking for a juvenile Chirop that escaped in the leaf litter, I pulled up some matted leaves and found an adult Pseudowyea c. werleri in the dirt. It looks a lot like a P. ophelia to me (dark grey/black robust, white spots on tail) although the feet are different. It seemed very lethargic when I found it. We walked all the way down to 1580m. Around 1500m, the forest started to seem drier, and large, spiny bromeliads (Aechmea) appeared. After lunch and a few photos of the pond, we searched on the other side of the road in a nice forest w/ many bromeliads from 16:30-17:45. Found 2 adult + 9 juvenile C."plurialis", kept only the 2 adults. Ate in La Esperanza and talked w/ the agent, then went back to San Bernardo and looked at a wet stretch of road bank for ~15 min. Got 2 Graugaster of the albodi group, and saw a tiny C. mexicanus. I spent the night in Yxox after prepping specimens. The day was warm and sunny, and the night was clear.

Color in life - Pseudemys cf. mergeri 10/26/10 Dorsum nearly uniform dark greyish brown also top of head. Very faint, indistinct interorbital band. Caudal dorsal surface same color as back, with several medium grey lichen-like blotches extending from lateral surface. Paired, faint brown elongated blotches extending ~2 fold's trade from insertion of hind limbs; Dorsal surface of limbs same as back. Feet light brown with white flecks covering interior 1/2 of foot (digits #1-3) Upper labial surface + slit w/ scattered white flecks. Lateral surfaces of body brown (same as dorsum) above midline, covered w/ pale brownish-grey flecks below midline; this coloration extends from mouth to insertion of hind limbs. Lower labial surfaces slate grey w/ scattered white flecks. Lateral surfaces of tail brown (like dorsum) above midline slate grey fleck with multiple large brownish grey lichen-like blotches, and grey flecks on lower half. Reddish brown area at posterior part of insertion of hind limbs (just behind legs. Rostrum light grey w/ pale grey flecks. Ventral surface slate grey w/ scattered pale grey flecks, becoming less numerous on tail and more numerous in gular region to insertion of forelimbs. Underside of legs same color, underside of feet solid grey, Toe tips reddish-grey (pale)

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ants, dear 2010 journal Oct. 26 Along MX 175, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico. After dealing with a few specimens in morning, drive to turnoff to San carlos Yelo. Parked ~200m down road and worked on other side of road from where we worked last march. Forest here is slightly disturbed but has lots of big trees + many good bromeliads. We opened 101 bromeliads from 11:30 - 15:20. Cryptostylis "pluralis" were abundant; we found 5 adults and 13 juveniles. Not 5 P. saltator, one of which has a color pattern like the P. juarezi that I collected near the top of Cerro Pelon last december. We got a very big, brown Pseudoeurycea with a long tail; it looks like P. saltator in its general form + foot shape, but differs in coloration (brown vs. yellow head), size (much bigger than any P. juarezi I've seen) and tail length. On the 101st bromeliad, we found a spectacular adult Euariselyla. We then drove to la Esperanza after lunch, and opened 14 bromeliads in the forest above town from 16:50-17:25; found 1 Electridyla (arborascendens?). The habitat in this area seems mostly secondary (few big trees, roughy) and I wonder if it's worth looking for Cryptostylis here. The bromeliads proved excellent however. We drove on to the small roadside chapel where we collected Bolitoglossa in December 2009, 10.3km S (by rd) from the center of Nalle Nacional. We got 4 Bolitoglossa sp. "Nista Hormosa", 1 B. rufescens, and a Rhadinec in red bananas; searched under rocks but found nothing. The undescribed Bolitoglossa are more robust, relatively uniform brown in color, and easily distinguished from B. rufescens. Not gas + had dinner in Nalle Nacional; then spent night processing specimens. Day was fairly hot and clear, night was clear with no clouds.

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Haiti, Jan 2010 Color description - SMR491 Batroglossus sp. "Nicta Hemissa" Dorsum nearly uniform orangish-brown w/ scattered darker brown specks. Top of head slightly darker brown, ending in a triangle behind eyes quite crisp edge. Throat pale brown. Habital surfaces - side of head to insertion of forelimb - pale brown w/ tiny white spots. Top of tail same as dorsum. Top of legs same as sides of body (see below). Sides of body + tail pale brown with tiny white flecks scattered throughout. Volar surface pale w/ orangish brown mottling. Ventral surface pale brown w/ fine white mottling. Ventral surface of tail pale brown w/ tiny white + darker brown specks throughout. Underside of limbs same as venter. Underside of feet pale brown.

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Oct, 27 Road from MX175 to San Pedro Ylox, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico We spent the morning photographing + prepping. Just MX175 to La Malera, then turned off to San clodis Ylox. We searched in nice broadleaf cloud forest ~400m from MX175 from 12:45-10:30 and opened 102 bromeliads. We got 6 Pleuroderyces saltator, 14 Charipetritia "plurialis" (kept 3), 1 adult Thorius aridens, and 3 tiny salamanders with a more golden dorsal color that are either T. ardens or Cryptotriton odelos. All were found in bromeliads. After eating + taking pictures, we drove on towards San clodis, stopping at a point 7.8 km (by rd) from MX175. We searched in logs in a broadleaf forest (not cloud forest) with many ferns and large-leaved understory plants. After ~25 min of searching, I got a Thorius under a small rotten log. Based on the elevation, I presume it is T. smithi - will have to check the teeth to see. It had a long tail and was very dark (almost black) in dorsal coloration. Drove back to San Pedro Ylox and spent evening prepping specimens. Saw a Basiliscus on the road driving back the previous 2 nights, but not tonight. The day was warm and sunny, and the night was clear. Oct, 28 llanos de las Flores, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico After leaving San Pedro Ylox in the morning, we drove to llanos de las Flores and searched in logs for ~30min in a mixed pine-oak forest that was very disturbed. At 1 Thorius in a log, and a Lophosaurus + an Alerdia under logs. After we left, it rained heavily in the afternoon across the Valle de Oaxaca. Road was blocked by protests, so we went to see Mitla + spent the night in Miahuatlan.

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into, Dean 2010 Journal Cuetzalan, Puebla, Mexico Nov. 18 Drove to Cuetzalan from DF, arriving around 20:00. Misty foggy and rainy, made drive hard. Found a small lygid (E. mystuspanum?) on a wall in front of the entrance to the cemetery. Stayed at the Posada Jackeline- cheap, no bills. Today, went to searching at Yehualichan- very nice. Looked in a nearby cafetal from 10:55-11:30, but it had almost no logs or leaf litter and I found nothing. A little further up the road to Cuetzalan, I searched in an area of secondary forest with some coffee + bananas from 11:40-12:30. Found a single adult Chiropteristria under the leaf of a green banana tree. It almost looked like a B. pufersang - have never seen a Chiripa in this kind of habitat before. It has a somewhat yellow dorsal color and small front feet; back feet look a little unusual as well. David Wake thinks it's not a Chiripa based on the specimen he examined- we shall see. Drove back to Cuetzalan after a fruitless 30min search of a plot of secondary forest w/ bananas that a local man took me to. Continued on to higher elevation areas and searched for 30-45 min in a highly disturbed area that used to be oak cloud forest; found a Pheogaster (mexicanus?). I spent most of the day searching for habitat rather than actually searching. It was fairly cold all day; foggy in the morning, turning into light rain around 12:00. I drove to Oaxte to spend the night at the Hotel Mariay Jose- really nice and a bargain at MX320.

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notes, Dean 2010 journal Nov. 20 Cobre de Perote, Cruz Blanca and La Joya, Veracruz, Mexico I started the day by driving to the summit of Cobre de Perote. Stopped to look in a mossy fir forest above El Congo for ~20 min under rocks and in the roadbank. Looked good but found nothing. Drove past Cruz Blanca on road to Las Nigas and stopped in a fairly large remnant patch of pine forest, which I think is where many MVZ specimens were collected in the past. The forest is quite disturbed and has a crowded understory of shrubs and vines, and was difficult to work in. I searched from 15:00-15:45 in the few logs I could find. I got a Thersius magnificus under a small log and 5 more under the bark of the same large log. One of them is smaller and could conceivably be a T. minydenus, which also occurs here. I also got a Pseudorycea cophatica under a piece of cement on the side of the road nearby. I then went to La Joya and opened 14 small to medium-sized bromeliads in an area of scattered trees near the town lump ~0.8km N of town. I got 4 Chiropterotriton (larvae, presumably); one is a striking orange-red, while the others are brown and look more like other Chilaps I've seen. I searched in bromeliads from 16:30-17:40, with a 25 min break for photos. Searched along a good rock wall in the area for ~15 min just after dark but found nothing. It was sunny all day but got cloudy in the late afternoon and somewhat misty at dusk. I stayed in the same hotel in Perote as last night. Nov. 21 Las Joyas Microwave Station, Veracruz, Mexico Drove up to Las Joyas, searched along road bank + in logs in pine forest. Got 5 P. leprosa - 1 under rock, 1 under small log, +3 inside a large deteriorated log. Searched 11:15-12:45. Took some photos, then drove back to D.F. Habitat seemed OK, although disturbed by logging, grazing + agriculture.

Sean M. Rovito 2010 Photo Log #2443-6492

ovito, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 1/14/10 2443-2445 gopher trail to Cerro Macalajau 2446-2450 CRVA2201, B. lincolni 2453-2455 Forest near Cerro Macalajau 1/15/10 2456-2459 Reserva San Pablo El Baldillo, above Laj Chimel 2460-2462 howler monkeys, "" 1/16/10 2464-2465 ruined church above Desengano 2466-2474 forest above Desengano 2475-2477 us in mud, Desengano 1/17/10 2478-2479 Doña Maria's house, Laj Chimel 2480 Laj Chimel community forest 2481-2496 SMR1002, B. cuchumatana 2497-2513 SMR1000, B. hartwegi 2514-2517 SMR1001, Craugaster 2518-2528 CRVA2237, Plectrohyla, Laj Chimel 1/18/10 2533-2547 SMR990, Plectohyla 2548-2559 CRVA2230, Siban 2561-2574 CRVA2219, Plectohyla 1/22/10 2576-2582 SMR[illegible], Plectohyla 2583-2597 CRVA2253, Plectohyla 1/24/10 2598-2600 view of Yulhuitz Grande 1/25/10 2601-2607 SMR1045, Bati campbelli 2608-2620 SMR1058, Plectohyla ixil 2621-2631 SMR1043, hylid 2633-35 CRVA2278, Sphenomorphus cherrei 2636-2638 Laguna Maxbal 2639-2640 San Jose Maxbal

3010 Photo # Description N/A/10 2645-8472 apples trail to Ceno Macolajuin CRVA99, B. Linwood 2646-8478 Forest near Ceno Macolajuin 3623-8427 Reserve 2nd table El Balcon above Lai Chinel N/A/10 3620-8450 underwater cave 3600-8409 N/A/10 3644-8462 Underwater cave above Deseo Gifto 3624-8447 Forest above Deseo Gifto 3602-8446 "" in water (Deseo Gifto) 3645-8449 Ceno Mankai, Lai Chinel N/A/10 3648-8440 Lai Chinel community forest 3670 2WK1007. B. coneyoung 3641-8442 2WK1000. B. Parkhurst 3647-8513 2WK1001. Conveyer 3614-8515 CRVA9893. Forest above Lai Chinel N/A/10 3649-8544 ZWRK00. Zilmer 3644-8521 CRVA9900. Zilmer 3647-8544 CRA9991. Parkway N/A/10 3640-8540 ZWRK000. B. Poston 3626-8580 CRVA9893. B. Peddycraft 3629-8547 View of Yulmita Grande N/A/10 3628-8600 2WK1002. Bob Campbell N/A/10 3601-8609 2WK1005. B. Peddycraft 3608-8639 ZWRK003. Yulmita 3627-8631 ZWRK002. Yulmita 3623-8E CRVA9875. Zoromayopan creek 3626-8624 Laguna Mariposa 3620-8640 Zoo 100 Mariposa

vito, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 1/26/10 2641-2715 SMR1051, Nyctanalis pernix 2720-2730 CRVA2293, Exerodonta perkinsi 2731-2748 CRVA2285, Bradytriton silus 2744-2753 SMR1048, Craugastor 2755-2774 walking stick, 1.8km S of San Jose Maxbal 2775 2779 forest 1.8km S of San Jose Maxbal 1/27/10 2781-2787 view of Lago Atitlan from above Panajachel

Photo Log Date # of ID's Description N/A 0162 2/24/98 71FR-3F1F 3/20-3/29 0EFD-0EF5 3/4-3/8 8FFF-1EFF 3/14-3/28 3FFF-4AFF 3/27-3/29 7FFF-8FDD 3/26-3/29 FFFD-FFFA N/A 0163 3/29 FZFD-1BFB Lockwell seal no. 7 to Z white yellow Lockwell seal no. 7 to Z white forest Lockwell seal no. 7 to Z blue

ovito, Sean 2010 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 3/14/10 2873-7# Popocatepetl and Itzaccihuatl from hwy to Pueblos 3/16/10 2879-83 vegetation on road from Cuicatlán to Oaxaca, at Mirador 3/17/10 2884-86 pine forest, RMO Corral de Piedras, Cerro San Felipe 3/18/10 2889-2952 Thorius acrodens 295#-2965 Xenosaurus 2966-2971 hylid, La Galera 4/8/10 3042-3043 Asdeadero, near Carrizal de Bravos, Guerrero 3047 - 3054 SMR1059, Craugastor 305#5-3078 SMR1060, Thorius omiltemi. 6/11/10 3356-3361 SMR1069, Rana warzewitschii 3362-3373 SMR1079, Andis capito 3374-3378 SMR10#3, Craugastor fitzingeri. 3379 - 3385 SMR1075, Craugastor crassidigitus 3392-3410 SMR1074, Pristimantes? 3411 - 3431 SMR1076, Diasporus hylaeformis 3432-3455 SMR1072, Eleeuthero# hylaeformis 345G - 347,9G-04 SMR10#71, Espadarana prosoblepon 3472-3495 SMR1087, Sachatanig iex # 3505-3511 SMR1082, Craugastor crassidigitus 6/12/10 3512-3519 A. numifer #1, on trail. 3520-3539 " " #2, on tra.' 3543-3552 SMR1090, Ninia maculata 3553-3571 SMR1083 , Siban annulatus 3572 - 3582 SMR1095 , Duellmanohyla rufioculis 3583-3593 SMR1080, # p#endapuna Isthmohyla

ZW61080 ZW61085 Zink ZW61090 Nickel 3280-3299 " " "" A. Ananiter #, an ini limit #, 1st ZW61083 Computer component ZW61087 Zink/antimony leek 3445-3455 345C - 347D-92 of ZW61072 E. Ferromagnetic material ZW61073 Ferroalloy & 3489-3499 34H3 - 34HJ ZW61076 Zink/fermium 352D - 353C 353C - 353E ZW61075 Computer firmware 3554-3558 ZW61079 Audio cards 356B - 3575 ZW61000 Zink/Alloy for wear-resisting 358C - 359E ZW61000, Tannin and others 35F2 - 35FD ZW6105D Computer firmware 364F - 365F ZW61047 Antimony 364B - 364D ZW61054 Zink/antimony 363C - 3649 ZW61052 Computer, equipment 365D - 366C ZW61049 Computer firmware 367E - 368B ZW6105F Zink/antimony 369E - 36A4 ZW61063 Antimony & 3699-36B8 ZW61062 Zink/alloy for wear-resisting 373C - 375C ZW61061 Computer firmware 375D - 376F ZW61064 Antimony & 376E - 3778 ZW61069 Zink/antimony 3782-378A ZW61070 Zink/alloy 3VAVO ZW61071 Computer component 3VAVO ZW61074 Computer component 3VAVO ZW61077 Computer firmware 3VAVO ZW61082 Zink/antimony 37DD-37ED Xenon lamps 35DB - 35E9 Palladium catalyst 35EE - 35F1 Zinc compounds 35FD - 360D Associated with Circuit de R. Encreuse 364B - 364E ZW61078 Computer component 3VAVO ZW61079 Audio cards 3VAVO ZW61072 Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61073 Ferroalloy & 3VAVO ZW6105F Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61049 Computer firmware 3VAVO ZW61052 Computer, equipment 3VAVO ZW61054 Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61047 Antimony 3VAVO ZW6105F Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61058 Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61063 Antimony & 3VAVO ZW61062 Zink/alloy for wear-resisting 3VAVO ZW61061 Computer firmware 3VAVO ZW61064 Antimony & 3VAVO ZW61059 Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61070 Zink/alloy 3VAVO ZW61071 Computer component 3VAVO ZW61074 Computer component 3VAVO ZW61077 Computer firmware 3VAVO ZW61082 Zink/antimony 3VAVO ZW61085 Zink 3VAVO ZW61090 Nickel 3VAVO 37F3-37FE 37E4-37E9 378D-37FC Palladium catalyst, Van. Haptonite Palladium catalyst from pure to impure 37FD-37FF " " Photo led 01/02 01/03

ovito, Jean 2010 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 6/12/10 3594-3609 SMR1093, Crurastrus cruentus 6/13/10 3610-3617, 3629, SMR1100, Smithsonia phaeota 3618-3628 SMR1092, Isthmophyla pseudopuma 3631-3637 SMR1109, Rhadineq decorata 3638-3699 SMR1102, Notocris gamezi 3704-3710 SMR1103, Schenomoronus cheriei 6/14/10 3711-3722 SMR1107, Buto coniferus 3723-3728 SMR1105, Anolis oxylophus 3729-3736 SMR1098, Anolis bioccatas 3737-3747 SMR1097, Anolis humilis 3748-3753 SMR1077, Anolis limifrons 3754-3759 SMR1078, " " 6/15/10 3765-3770 SMR1114, Lepidopleharis xanthostigma 3771-3777 SMR1115, Ptychoglossus plicatus 3779-3815 SMR1116, Oedipina 6/16/10 3816-3819 SMR1125, Diplaylassus bilobatus 6/16/10 3825 Diasporus hylaefermis, Finca Ocotea, Zarco 6/17/10 3830-3838 SMR1126, Craugastor podiciferus 3839-3848 SMR1129, Anolis tropidocelis 7/8/10 3985-3994 SMR1167, Bolitoglossa platydauctyla 3995-3999 SMR1170, Eleutherodactylus lepus 4000-4003 SMR1164, Buto valliceos 4004-4009 SMR1166, Niniq diadenata 4010, 4012 SMR1165, Niniq sebac 4013 SMR1162, Geophis semiddistus

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ovito, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 7/9/10 4015-4018 Isthmus of Tehuantepec, road to Santa Maria Chimalapa 7/11/10 4019-4055 SMR1181, Bolitoglossa flaviventris 4056-4070 Bolitoglossa occidentalis 4071-4074 catetal where B. flaviventris was found 4075-4076 SMR1173, Bufo 4078-4081 SMR1178, Craugastor 4083-4088 SMR1172, Sphenamorphus assatus 4089-4094 SMR1179, Rana 4102-4110 SMR1175, Craugastor rhodophis 4112-4133 SMR1176 or 1177, Eleutherodactylus rubrimaculatus 7/14/10 4134-4136 Cerro Baul from road to Rodolfo Figuera 4137, 4161-4166 Ixalotriton cave 4138-4159 SMR1189, Ixalotriton cf niger 7/15/10 4169-4173 SMR1195, Bolitoglossa occidentalis 4175-4182 SMR1194, Craugastor 4184-4187 SMR1188, Leptdeirs 4189-4209, 4221-229 SMR1189, I. cf niger 4213-4220, 4251-56 SMR1190, " " 8/1/10 4484-86 San Luis Potosi 4487-4488 near Valle de Los Fantomas, Sierra de Alvarez, SLP 8/2/10 4489-4492 view of El Cielo from near Gomez Farías 4493-4501 Xenosaurus platyceps, on trail to Alta Cima 4502-4534 Cueva del Saltito and Leptodeirs from cave 4537-4544 1st P. "cephalica" on road from Alta Cima to San José 4542-4547 P. cephalica + L. scandens, " "

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lovito, Sean 2010 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 8/2/10 4548-4552 site where 1st P. cephalica found in cloud forest 4554-4564 p. "cephalica", on road from Alta Cima to San José 4565-4569 P. s candens, " " 4570-4575 San José, Reserva de la Bióstera El Cielo 4576-4577 view E from road from Alta Cima to CIE 8/3/10 4578-4591 baby jaguar, CIE 4592-4601 Cueva de la Salamandra, El Cielo 4602 second cave visited, Rancho El Cielo 4603-4604 entrance to Cueva del Cristal, Rancho El Cielo 4605-4606 scarab, " " 8/4/10 4608-4640 SMR1223, P. scandens 4641-4649 SMR1218, p. "cephalica" 4651-4695 SMR1224, Chiropterotriton 4696-4702 Rancho El Cielo 4707-4709 cloud forest on road down from Rancho El Cielo 4710-4714 Cueva Guebis, El Cielo 8/5/10 4718-4721 oak woodland E of Ciudad del Maiz 8/6/10 4723-4739 SMR1235, Chiropterotriton 4740-4753 SMR1212, Chiropterotriton 4754-4772 SMR1237, Chiropterotriton multidentatus 4773-4783 SMR1217, Eleutherodactylus (Syrchophis) systigmatus 4784 SMR1235, ventral view 4786 SMR1212, ventral view 4787 SMR1224, ventral view 8/7/10 4791-4795 SMR1218, P. "cephalica", ventral + dorsal

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Rovito, Jean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 8/10/10 4796-97 SMR1272, Eleutherodactylus korus 4798-4801 SMR1264, Craugastor affredi 4802-4805 SMR1273, C. rhodopis 4807-10 SMR1269, C. berkenbuschi 4811-4817 SMR1263, Dendropsophus microcephalus 4818-4831 SMR1258, Gastrothryne usta 4832-4836 SMR1259, Scinax stufferi 4838-4839 SMR1253, Engystomops pustulosus 4840-4841 SMR1261, Lepidothyma tuxtlae 4843-4847 SMR1260, Thamnophis proximus 4848-4850 SMR1276, Imanitades cerroa 4851-4858 SMR1275, Coleonyx elegans 4860-4871 SMR1270, Cryptophanes hernandezi 4872-4875 SMR1271, Andis [illegible] compressicaudus 8/11/10 4881-4884 SMR1280, Rana maculata 4885-4886 SMR1278, Andis backeri 4888-4894 SMR1283, Bolitoglossa rufescens 8/12/10 4895-4903 SMR1296, Dermaphis mexicanus 4904-4907 SMR1297, Ameiva undulata 4908-4918 SMR1299, Bolitoglossa alberchi 4919-4926 habitat near La Fortaleza 4927-4930 SMR1310, Bute macracristatus

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ovito, Jean 2010 Photo Log Date Photo # Description 8/19/10 4931-4935 La Encarnación, PN Los Marmoles 4936 Forest near La Encarnación 8/19/10 4939-4949 SMR1311, Pseudoeurycea cephalica 4950-4965 SMR1321, Chiropterotriton chondrostega 4966-4978 SMR1312, P. cephalica 8/20/10 4979-4996 SMR1323, Pseudoeurycea belli 4997-5013 SMR1325, C. chondrostega 5014-5016 SMR1324, Geophis latifrontalis 5017-5019 forest near La Encarnación 5020-5021 sign at Parador Santa Marta, W of El Lobo 8/21/10 5022-5044 Las Pozas, Xilitla 5045-5048 habitat around La Trinidad, W of Xilitla 8/22/10 5049-5050 oak habitat on road to Microondas la Pinguica, P. cephalica site 5052-5068 SMR13[illegible], P. belli La Trinidad, 5070 Chiropterotriton [illegible] chondrostega multidentatus? 8/23/10 5072-5085 SMR1346, Chiropterotriton [illegible] sp. nov. 5087-5103 SMR1333, Chiropterotriton multidentatus? 5105-5112 SMR1332, Pseudoeurycea cephalica sp. nov. 5114-5115 SMR1339, Geophis latifrontalis 5116-5124 SMR1340, P. cephalica 5125-5131 SMR1328, Eleutherodactylus Craugastor decorahs 5132-5165 SMR13[illegible], P. belli 5166-5169 SMR1341, P. belli juv. 5170-5183 Microondas la Pinguica, habitat 5184-5192 Sitio arqueológico [illegible] ranas, Querétaro

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Rovito, Sean 2010 Photo Log Date Photo# Description 8/24/10 5194-5204 SMR1333, Chiropterotriton 5205-5209 SMR1332, Pseudoeurycea f. cephalica 5210-5225 SMR1346, Chiropterotriton 8/26/10 5226-5230 SMR1327, Craugastor decoratus 5231-5254 SMR1330, P. bellii 5255-5257 SMR1329, P. bellii 5258-5261 L-R, SMR1334-1336, Chiropterotriton sp. 5263-5264 SMR1332, Pseudoeurycea sp. 5265-5267 SMR1346, Chiropterotriton sp. "Pinguica" 9/25/10 5281-5282 forest, Acoculco, Guerrero 5283-5300 Thorius amiltens, TJD749 5301-5307 Syrrhopus, TJD737 5308-5315 Craugastor, TJD748 5316-5323 Dendroasaphus, TJD733 5324-5327 Leptodactylus, TJD732 5328-5337 Pachymedusa dachnycolor, TJD736 5338-5341 Barisia, TJD738 5342-5343 Sceloporus, TJD747 5344-5345 Phylloclactylus, TJD728 5347-5350 Andlis, TJD734 or 735 9/26/10 5351-5352 Tom working above Puerto del Gallo 5353-5356 landscape above Puerto del Gallo 5357-5358 forest where SMR 1352 (Thorius grandis) found 5359-5360 site where 1st Pseudoeurycea (SMR1351) found 5361-5364 crest of Puerto del Gallo-Carrizal de Bravas road, S side of Cerro Tetepec

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Rovito, Jean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 9/27/10 5365-5389 SMR1360, Pseudoeurycea Hahcuiloh, at site of capture 5391-5399 SMR1360, ", 9/28/10 5400-5414 SMR1351, Pseudoceurycea 5415-5428 SMR1354, Thorius grandis 5429-5442 SMR1360, P. Hahcuiloh 5443-5450 TJO 753, Electryhyla distincta 5452-5455 SMR1360, P. Hahcuiloh 5456-5458 Puerto del Gallo 5459-5460 SMR1361, P. Hahcuiloh, ventral 5461-5462 SMR1351, P. Hahcuiloh?, ventral 5463-5467 Puerto del Gallo+ surrounding area 5468-5469 on road from Puerto del Gallo to El Paraiso 9/29/10 5470-5471 on road from Mazatlan to Tejocote 5472-5475 above El Tejocote 5478-5485 Electrohyla mykter, waterfall above El Tejocote 10/1/10 5486-5495 TJO 772, Eleutherodactylus (Syrrophus) alboplebris 5496-5503 TJO 775, E. (Syrchophus) dilutus 5504-5507 TJO 763, Bute 5510-5520 TJO 766, Hyliabatrachium Fleischmanni 5523-5526 TJO 767, E. (Syrchophus) 5527-5531 TJO 768, E. (Syrchophus) 5532-5542 TJO 782, Electrohyla mykter 5543-5555 TJO 770, Eleutherodactylus Crangaster (Hylactophryne) angust. 5556-5565 TJO 765, 5566-5573 TJO 780, Crangaster 5574-5579 TJO 777, C. (Hylactophryne) angust.

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Rovita, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 10/1/10 5580 TJD771, Smilisca baudinii 5581-5583 TJD773, Craugaster pygmaeus escaped while photographing 5584-5592 TJD769, Lampropeltis triangulum 5593-5606 TJD774, Mandecpis putnami 5607-5610 TJD758, Thamnophis cyrtopsis 5612,5615 TJD784, Andis liogaster ♀ 5616,5617 TJD764,Andis dunnii ♂ 5618-5621 TJD779, Sceloporus scitulus 10/15/10 5687 oak forest on road to Xichu, Guanajuato 10/16/10 5688-5689 Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato 5690-5693 forest and habitat near km68,Sierra de Alvarez,SLP 5694-5734 SMR1364, Chirapetriton multidentatus 10/17/10 5739-5751 San Luis Potosi 5752-5755 fir forest, Parque Nacional El Chico 5760-5784 SMR1367, Chirapetriton dimidistus 5786-5808 SMR1364, Chirapetriton multidentatus 5809-5844 Mineral del Chico,Hidalgo 10/18/10 5825-5843 SMR1367, C. dimidistus 5845-5852 SMR1364, C. multidentatus 5853-5860 SMR1368, Pseudoeurycea cephalica 5863-5867 SMR1364, C. multidentatus, ventral 10/23/10 5870-5889,5903-5929 SMR1374, Pseudoeurycea catilanda 5890-5897 SMR1378, Craugaster mexicanus 5900-5901 forest S of Puerto Saldad,Sierra Mazateca, Oaxaca

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ovito, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 10/25/10 5933 - 5942 SMR1381, Pseudoerycea cf werkeri 10/26/10 5944 - 5973, 5979-84 ", 5974 - 5978 SMR1379, Craugastor 5987 - 6000 SMR1398, Pseudoeurycea 6001 - 6011 SMR1399, Charadrahyla nephila 6013 - 6017 site 10.3 Km (rd) from Valle Nacional where Bolitoglossa sp. found 6018 - 6025 SMR1401, Bolitoglossa sp. "Vista Hermosa" 6027 - 6029 " w/ SMR1405, B. rufescens 6030 - 6032 SMR1405, B. rufescens 10/27/10 6035-6041 SMR1398, Pseudoeurycea sp. (saltator?), ventral 6042 - 6053 SMR1399, Charadrahyla nephila 6054 - 6062 SMR1401, B. sp. "Vista Hermosa" 6063 - 6067 ", ventral 6068 - 6074 SMR1407, Thorius arborens 6075-6083 SMR1408, T. arboreus 6084 - 6088 SMR1409, T. arbareus 6089 - 6094 SMR1410, T. arboreus 6095 - 6099 SMR1411, P. saltator 6100 - 6168 SMR1420, Thorius smithi 10/28/10 6169-6177 SMR1421, Thorius 6178 - 6188 SMR1422, Abronia 6189 - 6191 SMR1423, Sceloporus 6192 - 6194 habitat, Llano de las Flores 11/04 6195-6220 Mitla 11//10 6295-6302 LCM1319, Chiropterstriton, Puebla 6303 - 6308 LCM1308, " 6309 - 6310 LCM 1310, Pseudoeurycea cephalica , Puebla

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Rovito, Sean 2010 Photo log Date Photo # Description 11/15/10 G317-G336 Bdityglossa chinanteca, holotype 11/19/10 G337-G348 Cuetzalan G349-G356 ruias of Yohualichan G357-G358 habitat near Yohualichan, where Chiroe found G362-G381 SMR1425, Chiropterotriton sp., Cuetzalan 11/20/10 G382-G390 summit of Cotre de Perote G391-G410 SMR1434, Chiropterotriton larvae G412-G413 habitat where Chiropterotriton found, La Jaja 11/21/10 G414-G430 SMR1425, Chiropterotriton sp., Cuetzalan G431-G441 SMR1434, C. larvae G442-G445 SMR1435, C. larvae G446-G459 SMR1429, Thorius muniticus G460-G464 SMR1428, Pseudoeurycea cephalica G465-G468 SMR1439, Pseudoeurycea leprosa G469-G472 SMR1426, Craugastor ldki G473-G479 SMR1424 G480-G482 SMR1438, Scincella gemmingeri G484 SMR1427, Sceloporus grammicus G485 habitat along road, Las Lajas G486-G488 view of Cotre de Perote from Las Lajas G490-G492 SMR1425, Chiropterotriton sp., ventral

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