Field notes, v578

Darda, David M.

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Darda, D. Journal 1980 - 1983 DAVID M. DARDA

Darda, D 1980 Journal Dogelan Creek Field Trip Oct. 3 We left UC Berkeley at ~10:30 A. I was in a car with Dave Good, Judy Bradwohl, and Robert Dail. We drove east on interstate 80 to eastern California near Truckee and took the Truckee exit. Upon exiting, we picked up Calif. Hwy. 89 north. We drove north on 89 for about 7.9 miles and turned left onto Dogelan Road. Dogelan Road is a dirt road and near its intersection with 89 is the station garage. We followed Dogelan Road for ~1.7 miles and arrived at the Dogelan Creek Field Station (SCFS) at ~2:30 P. (Nevada Co.) At ~3:00 P. Robert Dail and I set 61 museum special snap-traps 0.9 mi. NE SCFS at ~6320 ft. 35 traps were set in pines with rocky ground habitat, 7 were set in open grass near a small stream, 19 were set in willows and grass near the same small stream. Before we even had all of the traps set, we had already caught a Eutamias townsendi in the pine-rocks area. We returned at ~9:30 P to check the trap drive. We caught two animals; a Peromyscus maniculatus in the pine-rock habitat and a Zapus princeps (jumping mouse) in the willow-

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Darda, D. 1980 Journal Daylon Creek Field Trip Oct. 3 grass deletet. As with the earlier Eutamiae, both of these animals were caught by the dogs and had to be killed. We learned that this was unusually late in the year for Zapus to be out. It is usually in hibernation for the winter by this time. After having checked the traps we returned to SCFS. I prepared a study skin from the Eutamiae and turned in. Oct. 4 I got up at 7:00 A. Robert and I checked our trapline at ~9:00A. We had kept the traps in the same locality as yesterday. We caught one Peromyscus maniculatus in the pine-rock habitat. We also helped Ed Hocker check pocket gopher traps he had set yesterday. Two pocket gophers (Thomomys monticola) were caught. Upon returning to SCFS I put up both Peromyscus we had trapped. Robert made study skins of both the Zapus and a Thomomys. Robert and I had left 13 traps out in hopes of collecting a Eutamiae, but when we checked those at ~1:45 P. they were empty and we removed the traps.

Danda, D. 1980 Journal Dagelan Creek Field Trip Oct. 4 The class left at ~2:00 P. to go to the desert. We drove north on Calif. 89 about ~20 mi. to Diarraville, then east on Calif. 49 about ~25 mi. to Vinton, then east on Calif. 70 about ~2 mi. to Chilcoot. From [illegible] Chilcoot we took Calif. 284 for about 1 mi. north and turned east into a dirt road and continued in that direction for about 1 mi. The area was high desert with mostly sageweed and higher rocky areas. Our locality was: California, Plumas Co., 1.1 mi. (rd.) N + 1 mi. (rd.) E of Chilcoot, 5280 ft. elev.. I set 15 mouse specials (baited as usual with rolled oats and peanut butter) around large rocks and sageweed: 8 - rocks + 7- sageweed. I also set 20 Sherman Traps with Tom, another member of the class, in similar habitat, baited with dry rolled oats. I then returned to SCFS for the night. Before going to bed, I took a walk along Dagelan Road about .5 mile west of SCFS. With my flashlight I spotted a male mule deer and a Peromyscus along the road. They were both blinded by my light and remained still for several seconds.

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Dada, D. 1980 Journal Saglen Creek Field Trip Oct. 5 I got up at 5:30A and returned to the desert site with Jim Patton and Tom. We got there at ~7:00A and checked the traps. We had gotten nothing in the desmons, I got three animals in my snap trap: 1 Peromyscus monaxtatus by a rock, 1 Dipodomys ordii by a rock, and 1 Perognathus parvus by some dried. I also get two animals which were extras of other desmondors: 1 Perognathus parvus and 1 Microdipodops megacoptilus. We returned to SCFS by ~11:00A. I made a study skin of the Dipodomys. We left SCFS for Berkeley at ~1:30P and returned via the same route we had taken from Berkeley. We arrived back in Berkeley at ~4:00P. My other specimens were frozen for later use as study skins. Ed Haske gave me a Neotoma cinerea he collected yesterday (4 Oct 1980), he killed it today. < beast !! ->

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Darda, D 1980 Journal Hastings Reservation Field Trip Nov. 21 The second mammalogy class field trip to Hastings Natural History Reservation got underway as we left Berkeley at ~10:30 A. I was in a car with Robert Dail and Paul. Robert was driving. We drove south on CA-17 to San Jose where we picked up U.S.-101 south. We got off of 101 in Salinas by way of the "Monterey Peninsula" exit and after ~2 miles, picked up CA-68 west. From 68, after ~10 miles, we turned south on Laureles Grade and drove for ~7 mi. and turned south on Carmel Valley Road. We stayed on this road for about 17 miles and turned left into Martin Rd. (at about milepost 26.0). About 50 yards up Martin Rd. was a gate on the left posted "Hastings Reservation". After driving thru the gate and continuing on a dirt road for about a mile, we came to the various buildings of the reservation. These included a dumbbros, lab, office, small museum, dorm, shade, and several houses for permanent staff + scientists. The habitat was Mediterranean with rolling, grassy hills, with clumps of oak trees, and chaparral.

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D. Dorda 1980 Journal Hastings Reservation Field Trip Nov.21 I was told that it was extremely dry for this time of year in this area. It was also warmer than normal. The area was obviously in need of rain - the grass was brown and dry and birds could be seen flocking to small water sources near the lumberhouse. We unloaded the cars and put our gear away. I took a room and lived in the lumberhouse. After we were settled in, the class hiked about 2 miles to the west of the lab to set up the Calhoun Line. This part of the Calhoun line was to be in chaparral. We hiked up the east side of Haystack Hill and as we crested the hill, we spotted two coyotes bounding away (Lynx Rufus). One appeared smaller and could have been a young with the mother. The ground all around had been worked by pocket gophers (Thomys bottae). The traps were arranged into 35 stations with three Museum Species at each station within six feet of a marking stake. Number 1-10 were in the chaparral, 11-20 were along the edge of chaparral next to open grassland, and 21-35 were again inside

Danda, D. 1980 Journal Hesterings Reseravation Field Tripe Nov. 21 The Dapand. Robert and I set number 26-35. We need peanut butter and oats as bait. After setting the traps, we walked back to camp. Robert and I followed a trap line set by resdart biologist John Davis. These were homemade dive traps made of wire mesh. We saw a dark-eyed junco (Junco hyemalis) in one trap and a California thrasher in another (Toxostoma redivivum). There were also many acorn woodpecker in the area (Melanargus erythrocephalus). This species has been and is being studied extensively here. I then helped several people - Robert, Dandy, Rosetta, Rend - set about 20 Sherman live traps. These were non-folding and we used oats as bait. At about 5:00 P. we gathered at a small water hole just west of camp to hopefully mist net some bats. The nets were set along the water's edge. As dusk approached, we observed bats flying around and drinking from the water hole. Smaller bats which showed [illegible] arctic flight were probably Myotis, larger bats were probably Lasinius. The moon was almost full and gave

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Dada, D. 1980 Journal Hastings Reservation Field Trip Nov. 21 a lot of light and may have aided the rate in detecting the rats. Nevertheless none were caught. We returned to the "schoolhouse" for dinner. After dinner at about 8:00 P. we went back and checked the mist nets, and there were still no bats. The moonlight was so bright that flashlights were not needed to see to walk. We checked the Sherman live traps and found we had several animals - Notoma, Dipodomys, Perognathus, Peromyscus maniculatus and P. truei. Gordy cad caught a opossum in a Tomahawk live trap (Didelphis). I spent the rest of the evening in a cabin up the hill just north of the lab. Robert, Gordy, Rosetta, Gord, Randy, and I made a fire, sang, and drank large quantities of beer and wine. I returned (at great effort) to the schoolhouse at ~ 1:00 A. and went quickly to sleep. Nov. 22 I got up at ~ 7:30 A. My stomach reminded me of the wine the night before. Breakfast was not an appealing idea, but I stopped by the schoolhouse anyway. David

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Dana, D. 1980 Journal Hostings Reservation Field Trip Nov 22 of no went to check the Calhoun line. I helped Sandy check stations 11-20 and found we had two Peromyscus. I helped Rand check 21-25. Sandy helped me check 26-35. Station #28 had a Reithro-dontomy. Station #33 had one Peromyscus californicus and a tail of a Reithrodontomy. Station #34 had two Reithrodontomy's and one Peromyscus truei. Rand had caught a Deer somewhere in stations 1-10. Sandy and I returned to camp and checked the Dorman line traps finding a few animals, but similar to deers. Lunch was ~1:00 P. The weather had clouded up a bit and mist fell a couple of times in the afternoon. No real rain, however. The class drove to the west part of the reservation to Arnold Road Plate to set live traps in hopes of catching some rabbits (Dylrilagus sachmoni). Several Tomahawks were set. I set two in some bushes. When we returned to camp, I spent some time attempting to study for the upcoming mammalogy lab practical. I didn't have much luck. I later set three Tomahawks near camp in a dry creek bed.

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Danda, D. 1980 Journal Hoatlinge Reservation Field Trip Nov. 22 One trap was next to a wood rat lunes. We again went to the water dole around 5:00 P. to attempt to mist net late. A couple of lates hit the nets, but weren't caught. Finally, a hoary bat was caught (Sacirius cinereus). It was very pissed and made hickering and chicking sounds. The clicks were very loud and appeared to be produced deep in the throat. We returned for dinner and Jim showed slides afterwards. They were slides from his and Carol's field trips to Peru. Learning about the Indian customs and society was really interesting. After the slides, we checked the mist nets. There were no more lates. There was a heavy fog in the air and the nets had become soaked. We checked the Skorman live traps and found several animals. The only new species was a Eutamies. We checked Dorebowke set earlier. My three had each gotten something. Two golden-crowned sparrows (Zonotrichia atricapilla) and a rabbit (Dyscolagus auduboni - desert cottotail).

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Donda, D. 1980 Journal Hoosierge Reservation Field Trip Nov. 22 Robert, Dandy, Rosetta, and I went to the cabin and ended up talking until ~4:00 in the morning. A really enjoyable evening. I made my way to the dumbbances and went to bed. Nov. 23 I got up at ~7:30 after a restful three hours sleep, skipped breakfast, and proceeded to check the Colburn line. I again helped Dandy with stations 11-20 and found four Roth-rodentomye and a Peromyscus. She and others helped check 26-35. Several mammals (similar species as before) and a couple of birds were gotten (don't thrush and wrentit). We drove back to Arnold Road Trlate to check the Tomalawkes. Only one Perognathus and no rodents were caught. We returned to camp for lunch and afterwards cleaned the place up and packed our gear to leave. I returned in Robert's car with Rosetta. We followed Dandy and Rand to Santa Cruz via Carmel Valley Road and CA-1. At Santa Cruz we saw sea lion (Otaridae) and sea otters (Enhydra lutris).

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Doda, D. 1980 Journal Hunting Reservation Field Trip Nov. 23 Dady joined our car and we returned to Berkeley via CA-9, CA-35, I-280, and across the Bay Bridge. We arrived at campus at ~6:00 P.

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Danda, D. 1981 Journal Ensatina - Wake Cabin Oct. 5 Left Berkeley at ~3:00 P. with Dave and Mercedes Wake in the Museum 4-wheel drive vehicle. We drove to the Wakes' cabin near Dornington in Calaveras County, Ca. via interstate 680, state Hwy. 4, state Hwy. 160, state Hwy. 12, and again on State route 4 to Dornington. The cabin is at ~5000 ft. surrounded by yellow pine, white fir, incense cedar, sugar pines, and black oak. Arrived at ~7:30 P. The night was cool - ~52°F. Oct. 6 Got up about 8:30 A. and left the cabin at ~9:30 A. to set can traps. Dave explored the day out of the Ensatina hybrid zone near Avery. The hybrid zone concerns platensis and xantloptica. Xantloptica appears to have "leaked" across the central valley and has pushed platensis out of some of the lower, more open areas of forest. Platensis continues to populate the lower areas where they are more damp and more densely forested. The approximate set up is as the following

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Dada, D 1981 Journal 02.6 map indicates: P = geetonere X = xantoptica Ⓐ = hybrid found ❓ = one hybrid found, other P Dave and ❌ serviced can traps already located on Avery Hill and added 25 traps to hopefully get some hybrids. We also serviced can traps around the reservoir and northeast of Avery off of the main road. We also discovered a road just on the eastern outside of Avery which runs northwest up to Avery Hill. This road possibly passes thru a hybrid zone in which xantoptica may be at its highest elevation. Could be important. Dave wants to put traps along this road.

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Duda, D. 1981 Journal Oct. 6 (road situated on map). I learned several trees while out in the field: yellow pine sugar pine white fir douglas fir incense cedar black oak western dogwood. I collected one Cralces lugubris on Avery Hill under a log which was at in the open. We collected an alligator lizard in a can trap near the reservoir (G. multica). Also saw a couple of Sceloporus occidentalis and several dried-up skinkes in traps. We returned to the cabin at about 6:00 P. Oct. 7 We got up at ~7:00 A. and left for Berkeley at 8:15 A. Drove on state R. 4 to R. 99 to R. 205 to interstate 580. We arrived at LSB at ~11:30 A. It was raining when we left the cabin.

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 11 Left Berkeley at ~ 9:30 A. Departed San Francisco airport at 11:30A. Flew thru Dallas and arrived in Mexico City at ~ 9:00 P. Dave Wake, Stan Dossiers, and I flew together. We met Jim Lyndel at the Mexico City airport. We rented a VW bus and drove west out of Mexico City to Toluca via Mex. Hwy. 15. Found a hotel at Toluca ~ 12:30 A. Hotel Toluca. It was raining in Mex. City when we arrived. Oct. 12 We left the Hotel Toluca at ~ 9:00A. We got a room in downtown Toluca at the Hotel Don Carlos. From there we took the VW and drove west on Mex. Hwy. 15. This is beautiful country - very high mountain and rolling hills, still green from the wet season. Toluca itself is at about 8000 ft. We drove in to the state of Michoacan to the vicinity of Morelia. We turned rocks and wood along the road at ~ 2900 m., but had no luck as far as salamanders. Stan found one small frog. Rain began at about 3:30 P. We drove back toward Toluca and returned to the Hotel Don Carlos at ~ 8:00 P. We got. dinner near the hotel. Dave, Stan, and I walked

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 12 around the plaza in downtown before returning to the hotel. There is a beautiful cathedral off the plaza. In the area where we searched for salamanders, the trees were: one pine species, eucalyptus, and a few fir's. Things appear very wet yet. The wet season may not have ended quite yet. Oct. 13 We got up at ~6:30 A. Drove west on Hwy. 15 to almost the Mexican border to look for some salamanders. Found none after searching for over an hour. The habitat appeared favorable - much vegetation and wet. This was at about 9000 ft. elev. We returned along Hwy 15 and turned south before getting back to Toluca. We passed thru Zinacantapan, turned west on Hwy. 134, and turned south after ~eight miles. We climbed in elevation to about 3600 m. Again we looked for animals in the forested areas with again - no luck. We returned to Toluca at about 5:00 P. Dave and Jim are somewhat puzzled at the lack of salamanders. Dave of the places

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 13 We have been looking for new localities, but others are prever. Evidently the animals have survived for the winter. Unusual that not even one old-ball still cat was found. The weather was mostly sunny with increasing overcast in the afternoon. No rain during the day, but it did rain in Toluca this evening. Oct. 14 Got up at 6:30 and left Toluca at ~9:00A. Drove east on Mex. Hwy. 15 and stopped north before getting to Mexico City. Drove thru Coatepec and Sta. Marta. Stopped near Lagunas de Zempoala to collect. Just above the lake, at Station #1, we collected Psuedo. lagosa (2), P. altemontana (4), and 3 species of Chiropterotriton (species unknown). All were found in rotting logs and stumps. The vegetation here was rather diverse and dense with much undergrowth. The area was very wet. This station was marked by an overturned, junk - car. The exact location of Station 1 is: 8.8 km. E (rd.) Sta. Martha in rd. to Lagunas de Zempoala, Mexico

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 14 Mexico, 3085 m. (DBW 1039-1059 (lypsea), DBW 1060-63 (alternata), DBW 1064 (Chirip. divestitus)) Just down the road in similar conditions, but more rocky, we collected 6 lypseae, 1 alternata, and one B. caplaliae. I looked mostly under rocks and found nothing. This locality, Station 2 is: 5.6 km. (N) W. Huitzelac, Morelos, Mexico, 2820 m. [DBW 1065-70 (lypsea), DBW 1071 (alternata), DBW 1072 (caplaliae)]. We then drove thru Cuernavaca on an southward on Mon. Aug. 190. Arrived in Wrajnagon at ~ 8:00 P. and stayed in a hotel east of the city, Hotel Casolana. Extremely nice hotel. Passed thru some beautiful country as we come down from the highlands to the lower regions today. Pseudo. lypsea - narrow head, gray-black slept for brown wotterig on dorsal tail, P. alternata - skin on dorsal head with pitted appearance, dark with brownish area around. P. caplaliae - wide head, wottled with gray ventrally. Chirip. divestitus - long legs, each foot slightly

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Dana, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 14 webbed, eyes protrude and [illegible] joint seem what laterally, very active compared to the birds. Oct. 15 Got up at ~6:30 A. Drove on southward on Hwy. 190. Stopped in Tamaulipan for breakfast. This seemed like a very pleasant little town and the breakfast was good. Got on at the Sonax. Continued on and passed thru Yanuitlan. Here there was a beautiful, large cathedral dating back to about 1523. Arrived in Oaxaca at noon and checked into the Hotel Margarita, (350 pesos for a room for two.) Left Oaxaca and went a little south before turning northeast on Hwy. 175 to make our way up to Cerro Don Felipe. At what appeared to be the highest place the paved road went, we turned left into a dirt road which took us on up the mountain. We celebrated at four stations: 1) Cerro Don Felipe, 9.7 km. NW La Cumbre, Oaxaca, Mex., 3010 m.

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 15 (2) Cerro San Felipe, 15.4 km. NW La Cumbre, Oaxaca, Mex., 3080 m. (3) Cerro San Felipe, 12.9 km. NW La Cumbre, Oaxaca, Mex., 3230 m. (4) No start data, but close by. We collected: Pseudoeurycea smithi - adults very cosmeido-like with large jaw muscle and prehensile tail, juveniles have orange spot on the black background color. Thoreus - small, Batrachopus-like. Two species - navoiades & Baricia - skunk-like lizard which is related to Baranata. We collected 31 Thoreus, 28 smithi, and 6 Baricia. Also saw about 50 juvenile smithi which we left. Returned to the hotel about 6:30 P. Ate supper on the plaza in downtown Oaxaca. Oct. 16 Up at 7:30 A. Ate breakfast at the Hotel Margarita. Spent 9:30 A. to 10:45 A. at Monte Alban, an archeological site just west of Oaxaca. Went to the airport at

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Dardo, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 16 Oaxaca to meet Ted Papenfuss. He was to arrive at 11:30 A., but he wasn't on the plane. Left Oaxaca at 12:20 P. and drove southwest on Hwy. Hwy. 131 toward Dola de Vega and Pto. Escandido. From Dola de Vega we took a dirt road which was in very bad shape. We went up in elevation and collected at the top of the pass. We collected two Psuedosympan, one Iberius, and a couple of skinkies at Station # 1 at the pass. P. Cavoti and the Iberius were found in a wall of mud under rocks. The other Baend. was P. At a lower site, Station #2, Steve found a Bolitiglossa maringi in a limestone cliff along the road. Thus we got four specimens for the day: (1) Iberius - (2) Bolitiglossa marini - dark, black, dively, webbed rear feet, long legs. (3) P. cavoti - yellow dorsal tail, letlago; hind foot somewhat webbed. (4) P. _______ - small, dark with shirl. The collecting sites were ~ 2.5 hrs. from Oaxaca. We picked Ted up at the airport at 8:00 P. He had had a hell of a day with mixed up flights. We ate supper in

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Daryl, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 16 Oaxaca and planned the next four days. Oct. 17 Got up at 7:00 A. Ate breakfast at the Hotel Margarita. Spent about 45 min. at the Oaxaca market. This was much too short of a time to actually see the large market. I bought some black pottery made in a small village outside the city. The smallest pieces were ~20 pesos. One vendor slaved a shot of tequila with Don Jim, and me. We then left town and once again headed SW toward Lolo de Vega and Pto. Escendido. This is Hwy. 131 and becomes a dirt road at a point when a river must be forded. This point is also the turn off for San Vicente Cachipio, which is up the river about 26 miles. On yesterday's entry I stated that we turned off of 131, but in fact this road does go to Pto. Escendido despite its terrible condition. It is passable. Today we returned to the site beyond the ford to the point where we collected Peaud. marinii in the roadside yesterday. No luck. We also worked some yamona plants dry tearing back the outer leaves in hopes of macruri. Again

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Dada, D 1981 Journal Movies Oct. 17 No luck. We returned to the ford and drove ~ 13 km. up river toward Don Vicente Lachisio. At this point there is a large cave and several smaller ones. The river actually appears to emerge from the caves. This is just to the right of the main road as one is traveling upstream. The large cave is blocked at the entrance by steel doors, but Ted and I managed to squeeze thru a bent door corner. The cave was massive, I am no good at estimates, but I was very impressed. It was relatively dry near the mouth with increasing wetness as we walked back. We found no salamanders, but it was definitely worth the visit. We heard a few bats and saw a four millipede. Pseudotyrannus unitas supposedly were seen here at one time. Stan and Jim stayed here to wait and appear at dusk. Ted had collected these unitas in a sinkhole up this same road, but only after dusk. Dave and Ted and I continued for ~ 13 km. up the road to Km. post #26 or a little beyond. Just past Don Vicente Lachisio we stopped. There is a

Darden, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 17 sinkhole just about 50 ft. off the road to the right. We looked in the sinkhole which opens into a fairly large chamber (lig enough to hold 3-4 people and rather high). The condition's looked good - dripping water and many cracks and crevices. But no salamanders. This sinkhole has two entrances one is so small that one must squeeze thru. We went back in after dark with a dantern. Again, nothing. After emerging from the hole the first time in the afternoon, I heard something zip above my head. It was a bullet from a 22. The bullet hit a rock about six feet above Dave's head. Apparently some guy was hunting. We saw him after a few minutes and said hello. Just an accident. We returned to Oaxaca by ~ 10:00, to supper in town and turned in ~ 12:00,

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 18 We got up at ~6:30 A. and ate breakfast at the Hotel Margarita. We left the Margarita at ~9:00A. We drove SE out of Oaxaca on Mex. Hwy 190 (Pan-American) toward Mitla. At Mitla we turned NE on Mex. Hwy. 179. Mitla has a Pemex. The road from Mitla is definitely passable but dusty and muddy in places. The road passed thru Ayutla. Today was market day and the streets were packed with people. Mitla -> Ayutla = ~50km. Several km. (~8) past Ayutla, Ted and Stan got out to work the road-cut back to Ayutla. Dave, Jim, and I continued up the road for ~20 km to the intersection to (1:30P.) Totontepec and Quetzaltepec. Here, we got att and searched for Pseudoeurycea myxata. No luck. We started back (2:00P) and stopped at a couple of other places (road-cuts) on the way back. We returned almost to Ayutla and checked with Ted and Stan. Ted had four skins and one possible myxata. I got out and joined them. Dave and Jim went on into Ayutla and took an upper road so they were above us. By ~6:00P. we had four more possible myxata, one lelli, and four snakes -

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Duda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 18 (2 Sophie, 1 Jolena, 1 Minnie). These mystax are dark with light marks on the dorsal surface of the limbs, a reduced fifth hind digit, and lizard-like marks on the dorsal tail. We returned to Oaxaca by ~8:30 and ate at the Hotel. My mystax was in a bank (road-cut) under a couple of large rocks and within the dirt. Others seemed to live closer to the surface under bundles of dirt. This may suggest that they were already deep in the earth and we were only getting the ones still near the surface. Oct. 19 Up at ~6:30 A. and left the Hotel Margarita at ~9:15 A. Before leaving Oaxaca, we purchased a block of ice from the ice plant located in about the 700 block of Juarez Ave. near a park. After cashing some traveler checks, we finally left Oaxaca by about 10:15 A. We drove NE on Mex. Hwy 175 toward Delotac and Tuxtlapec. This road is paved and it is about a five hour drive to Tuxtlapec. We stopped at three localities. At the first, we get some Floris. At the second we get some

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 19 Florins and seven Pezudos . probably lumpy . One of these Pezudos was deformed with a short tail and missing one eye , an odd animal . At locality three , we got two Florins one and one Chiroptotriten . We opened many limniliads in a drenching rain. It probably is so wet that the Chirips don't need to live in the wet limniliads . This land forest area with tree farms is beautiful. We drove on to Tuxtpea and arrived at ~ 8:00 P. Much warmer here and very humid. Stayed at the El Rancho motel. Oct.20 Up at ~ 7:30 A. ate breakfast at the El Rancho and left Tuxtepec at ~ 9:130 A. We drove NE out of Tuxtpea to Mex Hwy. 180. On 180 we drove SE to Catemaco . We checked to see if Vogt was around town, but he had moved out to the field station, and we'll try there tomorrow. We drove east of town by taking the road by the lake. Town ||-> Site 2 880->Site 1 Lake

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 20 We worked at Golden tree east of town. Ted found one snake - a Tropidodryas. No salamanders. We checked into a hotel east of town - the Playa Azul (hotel 3). This is a big hotel complex. Not very well kept up but reasonable rates. We returned to Cotemaco to look around town for Bolitoglossa platydyctylus. Ted, Dan, and I worked the street, offering $100 pesos for the first salamander found, 50 for any more. One kid found a Bolit. plat. under some rocks next to a courtyard wall. A good sized animal. Beautiful, noble (as Ted says). Dark with flesh colored stripes down the back and tail. We ate in town at 6:00P. and returned to the hotel. Ted and I returned to town to lantern-walk. No salamanders but many, many screaming birds and people. From Upper returning to the hotel, we found Dave and Dan trying to get two platys out of wall cracks. We tore a couple of bricks loose and got them. I found another later in clear in a wall crack. 1:4 Bolitoglossa platy. in all. Dave put one of the smaller animals on the

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Panda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 20 tiled bathroom wall and mirror. It walked up with no problem. It appeared to feather its digits as it lay then down on the surface. The large animal appeared to not be able to do this on the mirror-wall (?). Turned in at ~11:30 P.. There was some light rain today. Oct. 21 Got up at ~7:15 A. for a pouring rain. It was raining too hard to do any work, so we took an extra long breakfast at Playa Azul. We left the hotel at ~10:30 A. We returned to Corgano where we had stopped the day before and tried to enlist kids to find salamanders. No one was out in the rain, and no no had any salamanders. We then continued on to Playa Escandida via the other forks in the road east of Catemaco. The road was in pretty decent shape. We stopped along the way and collected in a nursery. Within an hour, we had gotten 15 Bolit. refersse dry working banana plants. We continued on to Playa Escandida which is marked by a sign on the main road. [illegible] We checked

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 21 in at ~3:00 P. Dave and Jim left to see Dick Vogt at the nearby Hopkins ecological station. Ted, Stan, and I stayed to cut a few paths thru the forest for lantern walking. Ted and I cut thru a creek bottom. After supper we returned with light, but found nothing. Stan found one Bolit. metacana, a beautiful animal - very active and with a yellow pattern on the dorsum. Several Basiliscus lizards were spotted also, Stan collected a couple. The metacana was found on a broad leaf of a plant. This is where they are normally found. Rufescens were found here before in relative abundance. Ted says that the rufescens tended to be on the leaves in the more open areas with metacana in the more densely vegetated areas. Vogt says that the wet season seems to be late this year, in fact, it is just starting. Usually wettest in September.

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Parad, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 22 We stayed at Playa Escandida for the morning. It was raining quite heavily when I got up at 9:00 A. The rain let up by about 10:00 A. Tried to do a little bird watching, but not much was active. We found a small gecko on the edge of the dining patio. At 1:00 P. we went to visit the biological station nearby (UNAM). Dick Voigt, an American turtle researcher just recently employed here, gave us a short tour. They have a small zoo - turtles, crocs., yaguarundi (sp.), coati, and a botanical garden which consists of a trail with labeled trees. The station is rapidly expanding. They are constructing many new housing complexes in which researchers will live. On their small collection, we saw a Bolitoglossa which was probably a matreana, but had an almost gelstodyte pattern on the back. After the tour we drove back towards Cotomaco and stopped for ~ 1hr. at a cafetal to walk laranas - no salamanders, one snake (Rhiginia). We decided to stay again at Playa Azul.

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mugged in Catamaco Oct. 22 Ted and Dan and I went into town to walk the streets. I wasn't feeling comfortable in the streets, so I went down to the lake-front to walk the wall and continue along the path to the east of town. I came upon four Mexican teenagers who stopped to talk. They quickly ascertained that I knew no Spanish and began to show an interest in my lantern. I realized I might be in trouble but before I could do anything, one guy grabbed my lantern while another pushed me. I went flying over the wall and down into mud six feet down. I had held on to the lantern. The brute ran away. I pulled myself over the wall and waited for Ted and Dan. My lucky night - two drunks came by, one with a machete. I quickly excused myself to find a safer part of town. Dave came by to pick us up at ~10:15 P. We returned to Playa Azul where Dave had found a B. pellet. We had a few beers before retiring in honor of services. I'll have to think long and hard before collecting in town at night in the future.

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Danda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 23 Up at ~ 6:30 A.. Left Playa Azul and ate breakfast at a new hotel on the west side of Cetenacer. I drove straight thru to Veracruz via Mex. Hwy. 180. This is a good, flat road and is easy to make turns on. We then took Mex. Hwy. 140 from Veracruz to Jalapa (NW); also good road, but trucks slow you down. We arrived in Jalapa at ~ 1:00 P. We drove thru the downtown. Jalapas seems to be a very charming city, but very confusing and difficult to drive in. Hotels seem far and few between here. We quickly left downtown and found a place on out of town on Hwy. 14. The Brown Hotel Avion - what Ted calls a "run in front of you hotel". Basically a "no-tell motel". A guy runs in front of your car after you pull in, directs you to a garage, closes the door after you, and accepts the room payment thru a smaller window in the garage door. Identities are therefore kept secret. Despite this atmosphere, this seems to be a new, very good hotel - clean and also with laundry service. By ~ 3:00 P. we left the hotel driving ENE on 140 about 15km. to La Joga. Collecting has been excellent - just off the

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Dante, D. 1981 Journal Metrio Oct.23 Highway. We collected a total of 78 animals here in ~3 hrs. (3:30 P.-6:30P.) La Joya, Mor. Hwy. 140 / Varamy, Mexico, ~2110 m. (a very small village, nice people, good food and roads) 20 Pseudoorycea laelli - 15 small, 3 med., 2 large orange markings, under rocks, fairly dry, woods. 2 Pseudoorycea sp. - greenish backs, under bark, pine-oaks woods 14 Pseudoorycea cyphalea -- dark, males with large nuchal groves, under rocks, in woods, [illegible] 33 Chirogasterotitain lavas - small, active, some with cranial back, some with two dorso-lateral stripes, branbleade, mostly in oaks, fairly open. 1 Tlannophis - in branchroad, 18 ft. high 1 Tantilla (?) - 2 Alronia taeniata - one in branchroad, one in bark at woods edge. 2 Celestus (?sp. - large snake-like, under large rocks in woods. 3 Dinicella - skinkers, under rocks 78

Duda,D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct.23 We returned to the hotel by about 7:00P. We ate at a place within walking distance just west of the hotel on the highway. Good food and good beer selection. Proceeded the animals by 9:30p. roads ~15 km galaya Oct.24 Up at ~7:15A. Ate breakfast at the same place we had supper last night. We went into Jalapa to get gas and ice. We drove ENE on Mex. Hwy. 140 toward La Joya and past La Joya thru Las Vegas. Past Los Vegas a few km. (~10) is a turn-off to the left which goes up to a microwave station. We took this all the way to the top (~15km.). We collected from the top and worked our way down working the road embankments. We got several animals in this stretch of road. Oales and javers are here. Very rocky area. It rained a little while we

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Darda, D. 1981 Journal Merrier Oct. 24 were my thurs. Things were fairly wet. Road to microwave station, 8-15.5 km. by rd. S Las Vegas, Veracruz, Merrier, 3050-2775 m. 10 Chrysotriten chrysotenus - small, active, non-descript, in logs, under bank, in banks. 10 Pseudoeurycea melanomolga - mostly small ones, orange spots, in banks, one low at 2775, many higher, found many were not taken. 10 Pseudoeurycea depressa - in banks, in rotter logs, many found not taken. 1 Pseudoeurycea sp. ? - large, lelli-like, yellow spots, two large spots on top of head, in bank under rock in muddy area. 1 Pseudoeurycea sp. ? - black, in log, broke back, preserved. 1 Pseudoeurycula cylindria - taken found but not taken, in banks. 4 Eumeces - in bank in loose rock 37 total (Did also got a couple of smaller.) We left the area at ~ 4:00 p. intending to walk areas down near La Joya, but we encountered a very thick fog. It was so bad that we could hardly see the car right

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 24 in front of us. We felt our way back to the hotel, processed the animals, and went to eat. Ted is leaving tomorrow and taking some of the more critical things. Oct. 25 Up at ~7:00 A. Ate breakfast at the same restaurant we had supper last night (about 1 km toward Jalapa from the Hotel Avion). Ted was to go home via Mexico City today. We drove west on Hwy. 140 to Zacatopas, went to Apizaco on Hwy. 136. On Apizaco we bid farewell to Ted Papenfuss who took a bus to Mexico City to catch his flight home to Berkeley. We continued north on Hwy. 119 and then went to Xcoitapue de Juáreo in the state of Puebla. Here we checked into a great hotel — the Mi Ranchito which also has a very good restaurant. Along today's route, we stopped twice to collect. Station 1 Mex. Hwy. 119, 12.8 km. N Tlaxco, Tlaxcala, in Puebla, Mexico, 2780 m. 2 Chrisoptitor — possibly two different species. Chrisops never collected here before. I found one small one in an embankment in wet dirt among rocks. It was very small.

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Darda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 25 and rolled out of the lands tortoise and injured. It was preserved. Star found the other in a rotten log. It is nice and fairly large. Probably of the ardensus - milodentatus group according to DBW. Kept alive. We took on Pseudoryzom cephalium from here. We saw several, but this one was odd and Star took chranaos. Station 2 Along rd. To Jatala, 10.3 km. E Maz. Aug. 119 at pat. 4 km. S Chignahuapan, Puebla, Mexico, 2750-2800m. 9 Cryptorotiten - species unknown, found in logs and under boards or under fallen logs. Mostly under boards of tree stumps. 10 Pseudoryzom cephalium - taken because this is a totally new locality. This Station 2 is a totally new locality and shows promise for further exploration. It has a very good road and much forest. We processed the animals in the evening

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 25 after eating at the Hotel restaurant. Very good food. Saw the end of the fifth game of the World Series. Dodgers 3 games, Yankees 2 games - Boo!! Oct. 26 Up at ~6:30 and ate at the Hotel El Ranchito. We drove south on Hwy 130 for several kms. just to see what this area looked like. We saw no more bromeliads past the town of Xiestepea, but made one stop. Station 1 9.2 km. N Xrestoepe, Puebla, Mexico, 975m This is off on a little side road marked with Pemex gas line signs. Just across from a one-room schoolhouse we found a few banana plants. I found two hybrid frogs in banana aside. We returned back west along 130 and stopped at a second place just on the other side of Xrestoepe and worked about 40 bromeliads in people's back yards, lasura, and gardens. Station 2 3.9 km. S. Xrestoepe on Hwy. 130 Puebla, Mexico - 1135m Here we got!

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 26 3 Chirapostretus - in bromiade, species unknown, fairly large beet. 1 Stylo - like from Sta. 1 We then continued on west on Hwy. 130 and took a side road to the north at Dn. Alejo toward Agua Blanca. We stopped in a wooded area on the west side of the road. The area was well wooded but cleared of most fallen logs. Station 3 3.2 km. by rd. NW Agua Blanca, Hidalgo Mexico, 2150 m. 4 Pseudoryzodes cylindrica - dark with a slight brownish tinge on the backs, I got one in a stump under the bark. 3 Eunoeas - by Jim 4 Abronia - by Star by digging in road banks in rocky areas, dark with yellow markings, pretty We then returned to Hwy. 130 and continued on to Pachuca. We encountered much fog on the road. We checked into the Hotel Delara on Hwy. 85 on the SW side of town (quite out on the road). Ate at a small excellent restaurant beyond the hotel on 85. Processed the animals and retired.

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Dara, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 27 Up early at ~6:00 and out of the Hotel Salina by ~7:00 A., we drove north on Mex. Hwy. 85, stopped for breakfast in Omitiquilpan at an awful restaurant just before crossing xlo bridge. We continued north and arrived in Durango at about 10:30 - 11:00A.. We tried to locate a sinkhole in which Steve Uzzell had collected Chryseotriton mosaueri in 1972 (see attached map. We found his guide Ascencio Muñoz, but he was of little help, if in fact he was actually the same guy. We finally did locate a sinkhole which very possibly was the same one, but it had been filled in with rocks. We removed some rocks, but it was of no use. Some of the rocks were just to large to be moved. sinkhole [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] bruding dirt road Mex Hwy 85 restauran Durango San Vicente

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Danda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct.27 We talked to a man who was extracting liquid and pulp from the agave plants to make the drink pulque (sp.). He knew of more sinkholes and we paid him 100 pesos to show us. He lead us to three nice deep sinkholes. Unfortunately, we had rope too thin to dance an exploration. These holes were mostly vertical and very deep. Number 1 seemed quite accessible with proper rope. We decided not to dance it with our thin rope. Number 2 was a little deeper, but still possible. Number 3 was very, very deep. We returned until a bit on Hwy. 85 and stopped to collect in a wooded area which were rocky and very steep.

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Darde, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 27 Mex. Hwy. 85, 11.3 km. S Durango (1.7 km. S Don Vicente), Hidalgo, Mexico, 2250 m. 2 Pseudoargia zelli - no medium sized, one very small, bright orange spots, over on head and tail. 1 Euneces We then continued north on 85 to Tamazunchale and checked into a cheap hotel just south of town. The town was quite close with turn-up streets. W found a fairly good restaurant just to the south of the Power Station. Oct. 28 Up at ~ 6:30 A, and ate breakfast in Tamazunchale at the same restaurant in which we had supper last night. We drove north on Hwy. 85 and then west on Hwy. 120. We stopped first at Ahvacatlan to collect brown caves. Cueva de la Dglacia, Ahvacatlan, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, 1100 m. Here there are two connected caves just west of the church. Christopheriter magnipio had been collected long before. We got no magnipes, but DBW found an salavanda in the smaller of the two caves. It might

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Danda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 28 Is C. mosanui (Mosanui might actually be a multidentatus.) This animal had red toes tips and was very spotted on the dorsum. We also got a frog from the same smaller cave. DBW also saw a salamander in a caverna gelant, but the animal fell into the lava and disappeared. It moves rapidly like a Chirip. PLAZA CHURCH 2-3 'blocks' COLLECTED CAVES <-- LARGE SINKHOLE DEEP W/ NARROW ENTRANCE HWY. 120 AHUACATLAN -> W Also located nearby just to the west a few meters was the opening to a large sink-hole. The entrance was narrow and the hole deep. One would have to dangle from a rope and lower to the bottom. We didn't chance it. We continued west on 120 [illegible] to an area of sinkholes where Jim Lynch and Steve Brazels had collected magnepias. We collected and explored this area for two-three hours.

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 28 Along Hwy. 120 at Paredon Sta. Manteca , 6.3 km. by rd. SW El Solo (3.4 km. SW El Modeno), Queretaro, Mexico , 1590 m. On one large sinkhole Dton found one C. magnipes . It was dark, almost bluish-gray. These animals are known to have very delicate skin, and the right rear leg of this specimen lost its skin during collection. The skin actually appears almost dry. This delicacy suggests to me that this species may indeed be purely cave dwelling. It would seem that it would injure itself out and about in vegetation. A histological study of the skin would be important and interesting. We explored several other sinkholes in the area. Many were promising as far as moist cracks, etc., but produced no animals. Dirt Road Parking HWY 120 • good skel.

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Danda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 28 At this same locality, three Chig Sintotiquere were also found. These were found under bark on fallen logs. Unfortunately one animal was misplaced during transfer to another plastic bag. Four Pseudonaja opalinera were also found; these in rotting logs. This area should be worked over thoroughly. Dried boles should be located and mapped for easy location. It has been reported that the muggers come out after dusk in the pseudoles. It would be interesting to monitor the holes at different times of day and night and in different seasons. We returned at ~4:30 P. toward the west in bug. 120. We spotted a couple of snakes on the north side of the road almost back in Alvaradon. Stan and Jim investigated to find them enormous and too dangerous for us at this time. When we passed back thru Alvaradon, Stan and I again tried the two caves i town, but produced only two more frogs. We returned to Tovarajunbale to the hotel, again did dinner in town, and processed the outside. Tomorrow we plan to return

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Darda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 28 to Durango to try the sinkholes again for moauri. Oct. 29 Up at ~6:30 A., and ate breakfast in Tamazunchale. We drove south on Hwy. 85 and reached Durango at ~11:30 A. We split up. Jim and Don went to explore the sinkholes we had located on the 27th. They entered the reflect (#1, Oct. 27). Don went down using the rope. It was a rather different climb. They got no animals although moauri was hoped for. They decided that sinkholes 2 & 3 were too dangerous to enter. Meanwhile, DBW and I worked forested area just south of Durango. There was little in the way of cover to turn. Most wood must be gathered by the local people. I found one Pseudoeurycea belli under a rock. It was small and had spots on the back of the head. Locality: Along Mex. Hwy 85, 1.3 km. SW Durango, Hidalgo, Mexico, 2130 m. We also drove along 85 north of town and were shown four sinkholes about 2 km. north of Durango. A very friendly local man showed us these. I entered two and found them to be light and fairly dry. No animals. The

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 29 other two were fairly large and we didn't enter. One was enormous and seemed lotterless. We met Jim and Stan in town at ~3:00P. and then continued on to Paclna where we stayed at the Hotel Dalara again. Ate just west of the hotel on the north side of the road. Probably the best food I've had down here in Mexico. Oct. 30 Up at ~6:30A. and ate breakfast in Paclua. We drove to El Chiv National Park just north of Poelna and stopped at a couple of places on the way to Mirial del Cliver inside the park. We expected to get Christofitator multidentata and dimidietus liss. On the past multidentat, liss were the more common animal here. This time however, we got 10 dimidiat, and no multidentat... The dimidiat were in logs and under rocks mostly, but also found under rocks. Stan and I worked about 30 branches for multidentat with no luck. We also got ~6 Pseud. cephalia and one Eumeces. I found one cephalia in a strange gourd hole and the snake in a rodent in rocky mud. We left El Chier at ~2:00P. and started for Mexico City. We got in in good time and were checked into the Hotel Don Francisco by ~5:00P.

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Janda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct.30 We processed the animals and ate supper at "Bandonos". Packed stuff for Dave's and Jim's departures. Dave took all animals but just a few Bacndu to be preserved. Called and talked to my parents. Oct.31 Up at ~ 5:00 A. to get Dave to the Mex. City airport. Said goodbye to Jim who was flying out later that morning. Got to the airport at ~ 6:30 A., after leaving the hotel at ~ 5:45 A. - pretty quick, little traffic. Dave boarded at ~ 7:30 A. and took off at ~ 8:00 A. Duke Rogers arrived from Berkeley at ~ 8:00 A.. He is to join me for the last ~ 10 days of the trip. We left the airport after a small hassle over Duke's liquid nitrogen tanks and after confirming our flights out of Mexico and many exchange. Left airport at ~ 11:00 A. and drove toward Puebla on Hwy. Hwy, 190. We stopped at ~ 12:30 P. at Rio Frias to get gas and look for Chiropterus [illegible]. We first went 2.8 km. east of Rio Frias but found the area dry and lacking cover. I spent only about 10 min. here. Weather drove west out of Rio Frias on old Hwy. 190 for 22.4 km. without finding really any good looking collecting

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Panda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Oct. 31 up . We got back on the new toll road (new 190) and continued toward Puebla. From [illegible] Puebla we took Mex. Hwy. 150 P (toll) to Oaxaca. We got into Oaxaca at ~ 6:00 P, and checked into the Grand Hotel de France. We ate supper at the hotel, planned out the next week's itinerary, and turned in early. Nov. 1 Up at ~ 7:00 A. and ate breakfast at the hotel. We drove west toward Jutiapa on old Mex. Hwy. 150 and stopped at Cuautlapan. Here we found Carlos Coran who has been keen to zoologists working in this area for many years. He knew Smith and Taylor when they studied the larks of Mexico; Jim Kaiser "rediscovered" Carlos Coran later. He knows all the local palamarda species and how and where they can be found. At 78 he is still hard to keep up with as he guided us up Cerro Chicalhuartla. Carlos and his brother Miguel can be found by turning off of 150 just beyond the Benos, following this street to its end, turning right, and following it to the end. Carlos and two younger guys took us up Chicalhuartla. It was a climb of ~ 1 than 15 mins to get almost to the top. Upon entering a forested area near the top, we worked immediately. Here,

1871 Dorothy I can't wait to be a real big girl. I will have a birthday party soon (April 21) at 10:30 am with my friends. In 9:00's I'll play on the way up & down if someone is there. It was really fun to see two people playing at once! I hope everyone has a great summer. At the beginning of the year, I got a lot of new friends this year and all my old ones too! They were so nice and funny even if we didn't like each other or didn't 'know' each other yet. So we had a great time together! I hope you have fun with your family. See ya soon at school next year! Also, I'm looking forward to seeing you again next summer too! Hope we can go together then!

Danda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 1 six Pseudoeurycea regiomontana were found in about one hour. It began to rain rather heavily. We went back down and worked limestone slide for limatriton with no luck. Iberius also occurs here although we saw none. Meanwhile, Duke set 60 Iberian traps for mammals at the base of the mountain. Stan and I walked a few darana gelante also. Stan got two Bolit & no platydoni rufescens. We then went further east on old 150 and collected for limatriton at Barranca de San Miguel (1.4 km. N old Hwy. 150, 3.4 km. W Frasin). No luck. It seemed rather dry under the limestone rocks. It began raining rather heavily. Duke set 20 Iberians. We ate dinner in Frasin on the square. Returned to Orizaba and checked into the Hotel Trucela (rather expensive). Nov. 2 Up at ~ 6:00 A. Returned to Cuautitapan to check Duke's traps. He got 12 anura - Pseudoeurycea mexicanus, Oncyge, Rhea, Rheithrod. Mieristue. Pretty a variety. Carlos had two more rufescens for us and Stan found none (all in larvae). We then returned to Barranca de San Miguel. Duke got nothing in the Iberians. Stan found four limatriton

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Durda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov.2 Drew path from Jotini toward Huetucar and collected broomliads for Christonotus chrysoterm (2km SW of Huetucar on Nov, Hry. 131). I untrod ~30 broomlads. They were sort of dry. Dtan found one Bolit. glabriolgi under a log in an open pasture. Walked the area for about two hours. Then drove east of Cordoba to Obo de Agua (sz.) . Dtan set traps here. Dtan and I found no salamanders. Fooder good. Caves near. Five drawers. Very wet. Returned to the Hotel Truela in Orajada and ate dinner there (ojananie). Nov.3 Up at ~6:15A. and ate breakfast at the Hotel Truela. We returned to Obo de Agua to pick up Dtan's traps. He got ~13 mantids including 10 Paronycus mexicanus and a Digidor. Dtan and I looked slightly for salamanders with no luck. This is a beautiful place with a large deep limestone spring. It looks like it would be very good for salamanders -- wet and green. Unfortunately, these thickly vegetated places seem almost impossible to work. No broomliads evident here either. .. We returned to Cordoba and got a tire fixed which had been flat on the VW in the

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Dade, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 3 morning, We also brought ice just east of the last big intersection on the east side of Cardoba. We then took Hwy. 150 D toward the west and then old Hwy. 150 toward the west. We went thru Cd. Mendoza and Aculzingo. Just beyond Aculzingo the road becomes very winding. On hairpin turns, the traffic takes the opposite side of the road (i.e. on right-hand hairpin going up - left-hand going down). This seems to be necessary by all who drive their road. Certain is necessary! The locality was reached by turning toward the south into a dirt road in Puerto del Aire (3.1 km. S [by dirt road] of Puerto del Aire, Venecia, Mexico) just before the Puebla state line. There are many bromeliads here. They were very wet and served good for salamanders. The area had mostly oaks with some pines. A beautiful area in general. I saw found two Chloroplectrion - one large, one small in bromeliads. One of these bromeliad grows on a trunk, the other on a smaller limb. A Pseudobryceea and three Tilliins also occurs here. We decided to return tomorrow to work more bromeliads. We returned to Orizaba and checked into the Hotel D'Oliva on the west end

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 3 of town. Went into town to eat my get well. Nov. 4 Up at ~6:30 and its breakfast in a little roodside restaurant in Oaultzingo. We returned to the Puerto del Aire locality of yesterday. I found three Chiropt. in bromeliads by noon. These animals were quite small, but active and probably Chiropt. like yesterday. Then found five Tlorines, 2 in bromeliads and 3 on the ground. It appears that one of the ground specimens may be a different species from the other two, i.e. we may have three species of Tlorine from here. Duke picked up his traps. He got a Rhathrodonyx of questionable species - maybe mexicanus and a Paramyces Thomasi. This last animal is quite exceptional. It is the first animal of the pertinax superspecies of this complex to be collected since 1898 - Only the third known specimen. Duke was delighted to say the least. Unfortunately the animal, a female, appeared to be in bad shape. We tried to find liquid nitrogen or dry ice for tissue preservation in case the animal died. We could find none in Oregala or Cordoba. We decided to return

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Daida, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 4 to Mexico City where Duke is aware of a place to purchase liquid nitrogen. We drove west to Puebla and checked into the Hotel Lastra. The hotel is dear (a little expensive), but convenient, and it has an excellent and reasonable restaurant. Will drive into Mexico City tomorrow. We learned that at the end of the dirt- gravel road at the Puerto del Aire locality is the Veracruz - Puebla state line. It is marked with a large road painted white and none appear along the road. We have been collecting in [illegible] Veracruz, Nov. 5 Up early so as to get into Mex. City early to get the liquid nitrogen. We stopped in Rio Tinto for a fast breakfast in a good little restaurant just off the old road in Rio Tinto. We got into Mex. City in mid- morning, but had trouble getting thru the city and finding the nitrogen distributor - again. We finally parked the bus and Duke took a cab to the place and got the liquid nitrogen. We left to get out of town between 12:00 noon and 1:00 P. By following

Dava, D. 1981 Journal Movies Nov. 5 The "Puebla - 150" signs we made very good time and would have driven out of town safely, but we were stopped by a police car with three cops. I was driving and didn't realize that I had done anything wrong. I hadn't. The neighbor said that the VW bus was only for passengers and said that our luggage was cargo. It was soon apparent that he wanted money from us and was merely initiating a cargo. We bargained down from 2000 pesos to 25 American dollars. Luckily Dube now spoke and could communicate with him - the bastard! We got back on the road and drove back to Oaxaca, checked into the Grand Hotel d'France (after being refused at the Trucla), ate at the hotel, and turned in very tired. I called dad about my mother's surgery. Nov. 6 Up at ~ 6:00 A. We drove west on Mex. Hwy. 150 D (toll) toward a locality used by Jim Hansen. It is near El Bano which I believe is in the state of Veracruz near the Puebla border (see map).

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Darda, D. 1981 Nov. 6 Journal Mexico PLAN DE CAPULINES RD. TO TEXMOLE LONO GRANDE EL BERRRO 3.4 km. 2.4 km. 4.9 km. 4.3 km. 1.0 km. DRT ROAD 14.5 km. 16.5 -----> ORIZABA CUOTA EXIT <--- to Puebla Max. Hwy. 150 D OVERPASS #57 OVERPASS #56 MALTARATA ---> to Orizaba Dtar and I explored the El Berro area from about 9:00 A. to 1:00 P. We actually found little good forest to work. Much clearing and farming is done here. It is however a beautiful area and well worth a stop just for the sight. We found a valley (apparently an old lake-bed ) [illegible] just north of the town. There is a beautiful waterfall and cave in the middle of the valley. We also circled further to the west and north of El Berro toward the distant Pico de Orizaba. We did find some fir-oak-pine woods to work. A few [illegible] fairly dry broadleaf rivers to be found. Spectacular and also serene scenery. Locality here: Near El Berro, 15 km. N off of Max. Hwy 150 D by dirt road 15.5 km. W of Maltarata, Veracruz, Mexico

Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 6 Hand: 2 Ilerice - Stan no and me no. Under piece of wood in wooded areas. 4 Eucere - The two and Stan two. Under rocks in fairly open, grassy areas. 1 Hyla - By Stan near the cave - waterfall in the valley north of town, We left El Barco at ~ 1:30 P. to return to Puerto del Aire where Duke set 85 Dhormae in hopes of catching another Paromyces thomasi . Stan and I worked some more brookside bringing our total for this trip to probably ~300 brookfish at this locality. Stan found an Albria about 1.5 km. down the road from Puerto del Aire and me Hyla at the site of previous finds. We returned then to Orizaba for the Grand Hotel d' Inares , ate at the hotel, processed the animals, and turned in. The Orizaba area had a little rain today. Nov. 7 Up at ~ 7:00 A. and ate at the hotel. We then drove up to Puerto del Aire for the final time to check Duke's traps. He get two more Paromyces thomasi . This time

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Duda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 7 they were both males. One was dead in the trap and the other was wet and didn't look well. He tanned the dead one and made a skeleton-only out of the body. He also got an undetermined Peromyscus which was in bad shape and later died. A skunk was also caught, but it was later smashed under the treadle in the Sherman-Duda tools. Tissue from it and made a skeleton-only prep. Stan looked in more detail than to go ahead. We then dropped Duda off at the Hotel d'France in Nogales so he could tend his animal. Stan and I drove to Cordoba and got rice (on the far east side of town on the road to Veracruz after getting off the Cuota just on the right at the second Veracruz right). We then returned thru Horton and revisited Barranca de San Miguel and got eleven Sireatriten under rocks just at the entrance to the park (1.4 km, N old trail Hwy. 150, 3.4 km, W Horton). We tried a road on the opposite side (S) of 150 in search of deer. We got six Bolitoglossa rufescens and two Smilicia gardinii in red ferns ~2.7 km. back off of 150 and on the right.

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 7 side of the road. There came very easily as did the Lineatiton today. The road running S off of 150 my eventually lead to Cuautlapin or to a microwave tower on the nearby mountain. We then returned to the Hotel d'France in Orizaba, ate at the hotel, processed animals, and went to sleep. I want to note here about how awful the streets of Orizaba are. They have all been torn apart for replacement. The mud and congestion is horrendous, but it still seems to be a nice town. I look forward to returning when the streets are repaired. Nov. 8 Up a little later at ~ 7:30 A. and ate breakfast at the hotel. I now feel almost at home at the Hotel d'France. The waiters in its restaurant are very friendly, the rooms are totally functional, etc. I would definitely return here. We packed up and loaded west on 150 D (toll) toward Puebla and Mexico City. We stopped at ~ 12:00 noon for lunch at the Hotel Astra (in Fuentes) in Puebla. We had found the restaurant here to be good and very reasonable. We then continued on and stopped

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Dana D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 8 to collect near Rio Friis (5 km. west of old Mr. Hny. 190). Here we got 16 Breandverger (probably depressa) under bank and logs, five Hyle (frogs (small green)), and one lizard (gen. a Deronotric (sp)). The area was mostly pine trees and was fairly dry. The Bream were found associated mostly with oak logs. however. We spent approx. one-half hour here and continued on to Mexico City in preparation for tomorrow's return to Berkeley. We found a hotel on the way into town and fairly near to the airport - Hotel Del Dur, Colz., D. Zaragoza, # 1398. It is probably a motell motel, but if it helps me get to the airport easily, who cares. It is not cheap, but not terrible (~600 pesos for three people). We spent the evening packing animals and gear and gear and gear for the flight home. Nov. 9 Up early at ~5:00 A. in order to get to the airport in plenty of time. We packed the cooler and also prepared the preserved specimens for flight. We left the hotel at ~6:15 A. The traffic was already terrible. We followed the signs to the airport and still got messed up. We had

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Dada, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 9 to ask directions. Finally get to Orix at ~7:00 and got rid of the VW with no problem. Checked our luggage and exchanged money with time to spare. We flew American Airlines to Dallas and went thru customs. Don had prepared a list of specimens to be declared. Fish and Wildlife were called in, but they gave us no real hassle. We had a four hour layover here before flying American to San Francisco. Upon arriving at SFO at ~6:00P. all luggage but one piece arrived immediately. The one missing was of course the cooler with the salamanders! It finally arrived 24 hours later after spending a day in Lubbock, Texas. The last bundle was finally passed. All animals seemed in good shape. Good to be home!

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anda, D. 1982 Journal Ensatina - Wakes Cabin Feb. 5 Left Berkeley ~ 2:00 P. with Ron Marlow in the Museum 4-wheel drive Blazer. We went thru Orinda and picked up Kay Yanev and her 1 year old son Alexander. We then drove via routes 4, 160, 12, and 4 again to Wake's cabin near Dorrington, CA in Calaveras County. We arrived at ~8:00P. Snow was quite deep around Dorrington (~3ft.), and we (Ron) had to shovel a path from the road to the cabin. After opening the cabin and starting a fire, we had dinner and wine, talked, and went to bed. It got quite cold at night (below freezing). Feb. 6 Ate up and had breakfast before checking the trap lines. We left the cabin at mid-morning. We first checked line #3, 0.8 of mile north of Avery. This line was under much snow, and we determined it to be a waste of time at this time. We then went to lines 7 and 7A above Hunter Reservoir. On line 7, we found a galatensis in trap 18 and a "galatensis" with new spots in trap 21. The road back to the area was quite bad

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1982 Journal Ensetein - Noble cabin Feb. 6 and would probably be impossible without 4-wheel drive at this time of year. The temperature was much warmer day this day - probably in the 40's. Quite nice to work in. Next, we went up to lines 9N, 9S, and 9E up on Avery Hill (north of the town). Up here on the ridge, the snow was quite deep near the road, right on top of the ridge, but less deep away from the crest. In trap 7 in 9S, we found a xanthopsin. In number 20 of 9N, there was a hybrid with a dark band. In trap 22 of 9E there was a galatinis. A dead shrew was found in trap 21 of 9E. I kept it for Rick Warner to look at MVZ. Some cans were quite wet and a few had standing water in them. 4-wheel drive was needed to get to those lines far. The next and last trap line to check was line 5 below Hunter Reservoir. Again, the roads were bad. We found no animals in line 5. Much snow hindered locating cans. One shrew was found and kept. We then returned to the cabin to warm feet and dry out. Alexander was very cooperative all day. Ron stayed with him most of the time.

anda, D. 1982 Journal Ensenada - Waka Caliri Feb. 6 We had dinner and turned in ~ 11:00 P. Feb. 7 Up around 8:00A, breakfast, and left for Berkeley ~ 11:30A.. This time we took route 4 all the way to 24 [illegible]. This is a very beautiful drive. We left Kay and Alexander in Oxnada ~ 2:30P. Ren and I got into Berkeley ~ 3:00P. Ren dropped me by home and took the friends to MVZ.

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Dada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 22 Left San Francisco airport on Mexicana airlines. Round-trip flight = $390.00. Claudia Zuko took Stan and me to the airport from Berkeley. We left San Fran. at 11:30 A. Had a stop-over in Guadalajara, Mex. Were delayed for mechanical problems for ~ 3 hours. Arrived in Mexico City at about 10:30 A. Rented a Datsun from Budget rent-a-car for about $450.00 for two weeks. Exchanged traveler's checks for a rate of 90 pesos / dollar. Stan and I each charged $200.00 = 18,000 p. Drove east out of Mexico City. Stopped to collect at Rio Frío (4.9 deg. W of R.F.). We got 10 Chiropterotitan (chiroptome?), 11 Pseudoeurycea laprosa, 1 Hyla, 1 Darlotus, and 2 Eumeces. Continued east to Tlaxián between Orizaba and Cordoba. Stayed in the Hotel Burgaulilia just a couple of blocks south of the square. Arrived at ~ 8:00 p. Hotel was 660 p (~$7.00). Aug 23 Breakfast on the square in Tlaxián for 230 pesos (~$2.50). Got ice in Cordoba. Drove to Puerto del Aire. Searchled for about 4 days with little success - only 3 Ilovius. The area appeared fairly

Journal Mxico Aug 23. Dry although the land slides had quite a bit of water in them. We worked the area we had worked before - a north facing slope east of the road. We then explored the area beyond the end of the road. Again, many wet landslides, but no Chiripes. The Tlaxines were found in rotten logs. Returned to Orizaba in a heavy rain. Ate at the Hotel de France on the main street. We had stayed here the year before. The waiter seemed to remember us. They are really friendly. Had a great meal and a couple of Negra Modellos. The meals are still about the same price in pesos, so we are eating well with our dollar currency. It is so nice to return to Mexico and especially those places like the Hotel de France. If I could speak the language, it would add so much. Having fun with Dan. So much more relaxed than with Dave Waldo. Looks like a good trip! Aug 24 Dan and I got up early and skipped breakfast so as to allow plenty of time to get to Xonotla.

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Panda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug 24 Had been there in 1974 and it was about a 9 km. Rides up and of comes 9 km. back down. We had talked to the waiters at the Hotel de Frances, and and they indicated that it was now possible to drive most of the way. They also gave us directions of how to get there which made us happy because we have forgotten a Veracruz map. As it turns out the directions were either wrong or we misunderstood. In fact, we kept getting conflicting directions from everybody we asked. Some directed us thru Mendoza and some thru Xmatucor. The phrase for the day was "Desde La Perla", for Xmatela is found by driving up Pico de Orizaba from La Perla. We finally found La Perla at about 10:00, and we drove all the way to Xonetla. To get to Xantela take Calle 2 Norte out of Centro Orizaba toward Pico de Orizaba. This takes you to La Perda (~9 km). In La Perda, go past the church and square and up a bad rocked street. The road is very rocky and rough. It is ~13 km to Xantela.

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Danda, D. 1982 Journal To Xamella 43 km. La Berda duck -> -> To Origada ~ 9 km. Morice Aug. 24 The area around Xanella was quite cut-over. Much lumbering and clearing for fields had occurred since Stan's last trip in 1974. The remaining forests were mostly pine. The area was fairly wet but not soaked. Many downed, rotten pine logs were around to be dropped into. Also many wood chips to look under. We found 12 Pseudosunges, most in the wood of rotten logs and stumps and a couple under wood chips. The large animals were brownish and fairly slender. The small ones tended toward reddish-brown. Stan and I are unsure of the species. There were some poor looking Grenulade, but no Chirigos in the area we covered. Also, no Florios, and two species need to be here. The drive between La Berda and Xanella was about 2 hrs. We returned to Horton Center evening. We met a 17 year-old Mexican boy on our way to dinner. He spoke English and wanted to practice, so he joined us for dinner. His dad spent a year in Los Angeles. He was the son of a

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Journal Mexico Aug. 24 Local policeman and seemed quite spoiled - drove an LTD, stereo, etc. He's trained forever to be good. He's drove us around Martin, showing us the rich houses, poor goats, and everything. He dropped us by the hotel and promised to send us insects, rats, and other animals he might find. Just what we need! Aug. 25 Ate breakfast in Oaxaca at the Hotel de Francia and informed the waiter (who looks like Anna Debot) how to get to La Barra. He had given me wrong directions before. After breakfast we went to a department store and bought some foam rubber to pack around the ice in the cooler. This should prevent the animals from getting too cold due to direct contact with the ice. I also bought a Levi's denim jacket for ~$7.00 which in Berkeley costs ~$25.00. We then drove to Huatusco and worked the stream area about 3 pm. S of the town. This is a regular locality. We got five Bolitoglossa platydictyla - no very small

Journal Aug. 25 and no very large. All were found under logs out in the open grassy pastures. It was quite damp under these logs. The logs had been in place for quite a while ie. no grass under them. We also got four snakes - dark and small (about Drosophilic sized). Dan thinks they're Drosophis, but I'm doubtful. We walked this area in very early afternoon and it was very hot. I wasn't feeling well and I later locked the logs in the car. Luckily we opened the car in about 15 minutes because the snake situation was down a little. We drove to Jalapa and got a room at the Hotel Delmaros for ~$8.00 (700 pesos). It is "faded glory" in Dan's words. Jalapa is wonderful. We walked around the streets after a great dinner near the Delmaros. They are having an art festival, selling used books on the street, just mucho, mucho activity. It is a university town, so many younger people. Many attractive women! It gives me the impression of a liberal modern people living in an old and beautiful city. Very European.

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Journal Mexico Greg would definitely like to spend more time here in the future. It is, however, hard to get around in, but I'm sure one would become familiar quickly. To get to the activity and the Salamancas, just head for Centro. The Mexican San Francisco. 26 Aug. Had breakfast just down the block from the Salamancas and headed west of town to La Joya. Here with the guide of local guide, we collected: 56 Chiropterotitar larvae - Ironhide 16 Pseudoeurycea capdoleu - under rocks 2 "" bellii - small ones 2 "" "" laura" - one under a rock and the other in a green rotten log. 2 Celestes - skinkie 1 Alrmia - bright green 1 snake - don't know what kind, large eyes, and brown pattern Overall, very successful collecting and fun with the kids, especially Joe who tagged along with Stan and me and found one of the "lauras" under a rock. Joe seemed quite shy, but a loner. It seemed that his parents run the little store. He has a beautiful little sister-

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Journal Merie's Aug. 26 Carman - just adorable. We gave Joe 100 pesos and for the kids 50 pesos apiece plus another 50 for the Alvarez. I got a group picture and we said goodbye. It seemed quite wet too, We then drove up to the microwave towers on the road south from Los Vegas. At the top we collected in two places. The first was the old locality just short of the station. Here we got: 1 Pseudoenydra depressa (mostly under logs, reddish speckled), 1 P. nolenonidae (in a roadbank, yellow days spots), and 2 Chiroptotriton (in rotten logs). It was frustrating to get so few Chirope, and we went on to the microwave station and worked the SW facing slopes just beyond. Here in rotten logs we found 14 Chirope, 2 P. depressa, and 1 snake (probably Drydus). Great Chirope - excitment! Tomorrow we plan to explore this canyon which we started down, as well as another we found interesting. We'll see how far down the Chirope go. Exploration of "our crack"! Exploration of new areas is badly needed!!

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anda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 27 Today was the big exploration day around the Las Vegas microwave towers. Transect #1 map Hwy. 140 Jadaga Los Vegas 3 km. 0.8 km. fields canyon of transect #1 park car N towers microwave road (14.4 km.) Bacant of north facing slope to microwave towers out of Las Vegas. Drive off the main highway (140) toward the station. This dirt road/trail leads toward the towers. We drove as far as possible and walked to the base of the canyon. (1) car parked at 2565 m. (2) Base of ravine - short climb at 2620 m. No landslide, mostly scree with a few oaks and a few pines. (3) 4 P. depressa under rocks - 2640 m. (4) Pine trees more abundant 2700 m. (5) P. cephalica on ridge between ravines at 2715 m. Small pines become thick, small oaks here & there.

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Landa, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 27 (6) Several small P. depressa in bottom of ravine & 1 small P. cyclolica (rotten) - 2725 m. (7) 1 P. depressa (large, on ridge) 2760 m. (8) 10 large P. depressa on side of canyon. Larger trees, oaks dominant, yewes mixed in. - 2770 m. (9) Steep cliffs - possible caves - 2800 m Climbed around right side and up. (10) (Almost all oak, very few yews, very rocky (ladders, granite)-2880m. (11) 2900 m. - open field, towers in plain sight. Return down to car in a short time. ~3 hours to hike up ~ 1/2 hour to return down Transect # 2 We returned up to the new station and hiked down the SW facing slopes where we found Chiops yesterday. (see map) (1) 3020 m - Chiops, found 26 Aug. (2) 2980 m - twig locked buds? / Chiops? (3) 2960 m. - 2 ? Chiops, + 1 P. depressa (4) yes, lots of fallen logs, large pines, short, scrubby oaks.

transet #1 27 Aug (from see? microsides road -rock another tell along O tower < over this way tell, aliring tower O-tall O-salt O-die -> To Joe Viger (4 ~ 3020 transet #2 return "Quimbal" N 2800m. 27 Aug hatched area lost for "Chinque" (see notes) May go further west, but didn't go that way at the top.

Dada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 27 (4) 2925 m. - light colored Chiripe. I think this is Chiripe. + little blacks are Pseudo. Stan thinks all are Chiripe. (5) 2890 m. - small plowed field ridges and evidence of wood cutting. (6) 2880 - 2 P. depressa (7) 2820 - small pine trees, land sliding (8) 2800 - large open field (corn), savins centurion or left. (9) Return up along the face of the canyon (face just below towers). 2975 - 1 P. depressa + 1 black "Chiripe" + 2 light Chiripes. Hard going on return. Conclusions of exploration! (1) No Chiripes on N slope toward Las Vegas. (2) Conference about what animals are high on SW slopes. DD 281-294 I say a small, dark (black) Pseudo. and a Chiripe. + DD 295-301 Stan says both are Chiripes. 2 species ? ! ?! (3) Crooked cape of Chiripes on top of mountain. Don't wind ? ? ?.

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Landa, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 27 The return hike was a quick up the SW slope. For one thing, we headed toward the very skinny tower (we we hadn't seen before) so we were off in our direction. A good transect might be one that follows the power lines to the station. A swathe has been cut all along the way. Returned weary, wet, and worn to Jalapa. Exploration and transects are fun but land and time consuming. Aug. 28 Had breakfast in Jalapa and left for Tezuitlan via Auyos. 140 & 131. There is a short cut from 140 to 131 just east of Coroto. We looked for a hotel in Tezuitlan with no luck. Earlier we had stopped back thru La Joya to check with Jose and the rest of the guide to see if they had collected any "grandes" or "verdes". The car was quickly surrounded by kids and even a couple adults showing plastic bags with salamanders in them into the car and asking "how much". Unfortunately most had not done as we had said. Many logs of

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Journal Flying Salamander Aug 28 Chicks were there (Chingapetun larvae). We had only wanted the green 'loana' and belli. We quickly spread some gas around and got out of there with lives and our lives. Driving down the road, I was picking crickets out of a bag of loanae. I threw a cricket out of the window, and I saw a salamander flying thru the air! I had accidentally thrown a loana out with the cricket!! Stan pulled over and I ran back to pick it up off the road. Luckily no car had flattened it and it was making its way into the other lane. Salamanders can survive if thrown out of a car window at 40MPH! We found a hotel just beyond the small town of Tetela which is several km west of Tequitlan. The turn off for the Hotel Castilla is 0.4 km west of the intersection to Huayapan in Tetela. It is a small family-run hotel with single rooms and shared baths. Cheap. We then drove the road to Huayapan

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Dada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 28 and on to Tzintzitar . This road loops north of the main road and is pretty bad in places. The map we had doesn't show it correctly ( or so it seemed ). The road took us down, down, down . Much of the land is in corn , low elevation and much cleared - not good collecting places. We did stop once , and after waiting out a short but heavy rain, we drove into the forest ! There was nothing to turn and no roadside, No good. We drove on thru a small town called Aire Libre which seemingly had a factory belching clouds of smoke . The road continued on to Tzintzitar . We got dirty and returned to the hotel to process our animals from La Joya. In the La Joya days we got what appeared to be a fairly albino Ibelli, a melanistic Iguana ( or something else new ), a couple of weird reptiles, a snake which regurgitated a Colorado three green Basilica , and 20 larvae. Want to get the larava and the weird things.

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Parada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 29 Another explorative day. First, we hiked up a mountain west of Tzuitlan. It can be seen to the north of the road while driving out of Tzuitlan toward the west. We pulled off the road a short distance past the small town of Chignautla, and walked north thru corn fields and to the foot of the hill. We proceeded up. We hiked up to the top (along the ridge). There was little to turn, not very good. At the top we found a few Phrynosoma and Iguanas. We collected a few for Kent Edwards. We descended down the other side and encountered lumbering and an area with large pine trees and a few things to turn. No calamanderes! We reached the road and had to walk ~ 4 hrs. back to the car. We thought we'd never get there. Amazing how easy it is to near a little near the road and be so far off after descending. We saw no Crenulidae in the area. The top was 2375m. elev.

Darda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 29 The ligende were caught at 3060 m, The big geios seem to be on the SW edge. We then drove west and Turned north for Cuetzalan . Chique. Had been collected less trees. Cuetzalan seems far removed from the mainstream. We found a turnoff to the west ~2 km. S of Cuetzalan. We took this and found a large screan field and some forest. It begen to rain. We walked around the forest, Nothing to turn and very dense vegetation - almost impossible to make -- say. in rain. Low elev. - only 1055 m. No browseeds. Left dejectedly and loaded back south toward hotel. Pleaser of hope! Apulco!! A Bald locality. Broadside. We were short in time, but we cut down a few. No animals, but it seems worth returning. Elev. = ~1360 m. There appears to be an old jail just off the road at Apulco. We also found the turn-off for Tetela toward the west, It is ~3 km. N of Apulco. Tharner retake it!

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Sunday D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 30 We took the road between Zacapaxtle and Chignahhuapan today. This road runs east-west and is gravel and dirt from its eastern origin ~ 3km, N of Apulec to Tetela de Ocampo (~47km.) and is blacktop from Tetela west to its intersection with Hwy. 119 N of Tlaxco (42,3km.). A total distance of ~ 90 km. The gravel/dirt portion is quite rough in places, and is slow going. We stopped at three places to collect. The first was ~ 5 km. from the eastern origin. We cut down several lroniade (~15) along the side of a deep gorge. We got 1 Chiapsteriten and 1 frog. The ironiaide looked good. The chiap, had quite large feet and appeared to be too to be arboreus-like. I've not seen arboreus. The frog is peculiar looking to me, but we know little about frogs. Probably a hybrid. The second stop was ~3 km. west of the first. It was a salamander collectors dream-- many large ironiade, many downed trees, and nice and wet. Unfortunately, no salamanders! It seems as if

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Darda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 30 staying in this area, they should be there. Strange! The third stop was at the far west end of the road (the paved part is near Hwy, 132). It is 24.2 km W of Totela or ~18 km E of the intersection with Hwy 119. This locality had been visited before on two occasions; the first two were now. How we did well - 6 Chinipe and 3 Bandevyrna cepalicia. We got Chinipe, less when I was with Wade in Oct/Nov 1981. The Chinipe was found mostly under wood cover on the ground. It is an easy locality to work. All in all, the road was quite interesting and probably deserves more time and exploration, especially the E end. The Chinipe found at the third (most W) locality saw reddish coloration on the back. It was getting late, so we headed to Xristoper de Juarez and got a room and a good meal at the 'El Bandito'. Almost heaven. More expensive than before, but because of the dollar, actually reasonable for me (~1200 pesos/night).

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Duda, D. 1982 Journal Mepree Aug. 31 Our first stops today was to the S of Xriotapae. We drove ~ 3 km (3,3) S of the Mi Bandita out of Xriotapae, then turned E toward La Union and drove ~ 2km (2,1) E. Also we pulled off to the S of the road. This area has a pond and a good stand of large trees with bromeliads. It was quite wet and in fact rained while we were there. We cut down ~50 bromeliads and got 2 Chirajs (elev. 1150 m). We then drove further S and collected at three localities. First, ~ 2km N of the Puebla/Chalco state line (elev. 2750 m) we stopped by the road and got 3 B. capludica under cover. No Chirajs although they had been collected here before. I t think some were even dug out of a roadcut. Now today, it actually seemed a little dry here. The dirt was dry, rotten stumps dry inside, etc. One of the other stops was 0.7 km S of the first and the other was 0.5km N of the first. Both were similar to the first. Many stumps and logs, but fairly dry. It did rain a

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Darda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Aug. 31 But while we collected two get I P. capadica at each of these stops, but we didn't keep them. We returned to X restarea to stay the night. The Rin Ranchito is a bit out of our way, but you only live once! Sep. 1 Up early to hit the road for Tamazunchale. It is a long drive, and the Hwy 85 is quite winding in the mountains S of Tamazunchale. We stopped for breakfast in Oaxaca at

Dada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Day 2 Drove N out of Tamazunchale on Mex. Hwy. 85 and turned W toward Xilitla and Ahuacatlan on Mex. Hwy. 120. We first stopped in Ahuacatlan to check the Cueva de la Iglesia for Chiripes. We found three in the banana plant growing from the mouth of the cave. There were not magpies, and no magpies were found. They are probably multidentatus. This same plant has always yielded Chiripes. We first checked with the man who owns the land before entering the cave. He was quite friendly, and we gave him 100 pesos for his help. People are quite friendly here. We then drove further west on 120, and turned off to the right at ~1.1 km W of Ahuacatlan. We followed this tunnel road road for about 0.7 km. From there, we crossed a field to a cave found previously by Stan - Cueva de la Potrerillos. It is quite large. There are actually two caves - the large, main one and the "rat cave". I found a rat skull, and it was a vampire rat skull. No saw evidence

Panda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Day 2 of blood good on the cave floor. We wore filter masks at least as a token effort at avoiding palioe. We found two large magnipos in the bat cave. They were both posterial on flat, dry area near the north of the cave. One was completely upside-down on the ceiling, and the other also was at an angle so as to be partly upside-down. Although Stan Dad found a magnipo in the large cave before, none this time. We discovered that it extends back fairly far, and there is much to be explored. It seems that all magnipos Stan and I have found have been near the mouths of caves and sinkholes. The size of the foot is quite striking!! cave Stan wall panda 100m gate 85 0.79km. side road N Almacatlan 85 1.1km. big cave entrance pit bat cave entrance

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Danda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Dept. 2 We then continued W on 120 into the state of Queretaro, 3.4 km. SW of El Madriño. Here we had found scincidae in a previous trip (see 28 Oct. 1981). We only went into one thither because we both felt pretty shitty. I was recovering from the night life, but Dan was just getting sick—very sick. We rested for a couple of hours in the locana with the local dog as Dan puked and snot. All because of Fred's beans!!! No salamanders in the scincidae, and none under the cover. It seemed pretty dry. We headed back to the Cueva de la Patronillo to check again. It is believed that the magnipes may become active at dusk. We found one more magnipes in the dirt cave—this one a bit smaller. Again very near the entrance and dancing upside down from a smooth, dry area. Are magnipes on some weird circadian rhythm? Why near the cave mouth? We returned to Tamazulapola to recover from the day and our sickness.

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Dada, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Day 3 Another long driving day! We left early from Janazundula and headed SE toward Huejutla and then Hwy 105. We wanted to take 105 down to the [illegible] Trianguitanga area to get Chiropterotriton andrews and dendrotyga . The road from Janazundula to Huejutla is awful, 40 miles of rocky, rutted, terrible road. Torture for two aging men! We drove S on 105 and turned E toward Calnali at Dona Wade's suggestion. This area was very dry, but we did find some good pitil limnidade ~15km from the road from 105. We cut down ~15 limnidade with no luck. We returned to 105 and continued S. The Calnali road probably merits a return trip. Upon almost reaching Zaocaltepec, we found an intersection with Trianguitanga to the left (E). This evidently is the old road. We drove into Trianguitanga from the intersection (~15km) and backtracked to find previous locations. We stopped several times to drop down limnidade. No animals, but nice limnidade. One stop looked

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Janda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico (2.5km from IOS) Day 3 especially good - 10.4 km, out of Tzanchtzingo on the left (and maybe right) side of the road. We stopped down ~15 bromeliads and turned ground cover - no animals. We probably could have worked the area was, but we both were feeling poorly. I was especially suffering from a relapse. Andrew should be in bromeliad, and clandestine on the ground. We drove into Pachuea and stayed at the Hotel Balana and had dinner songs at Fred's place. I'm feeling better and am willing to forgive Fred for his dress if his songs helps. Day 4 Left the Hotel Balana and had breakfast in downtown Pachuea. We drove down thru the city, following the signs for Road del Monte, and eventually joining them. Hwy. 105. A few kms. out of town there is a turn cuff to El Chier National Park. We turned low and collected along the road in a couple of spots. It was extremely dry. At the first stop, the little stream was even dry. Just as we were about to give

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Darda, D. 1982 Journal Mexico Sept. 4 DD 364 up at our second stop, we found 1 Chiropterotriton diminutius under some bark on a fallen log. This is true to the trend = diminutius and no multidentatus . It used to be the opposite, and actually it was no problem to collect large numbers of both according to Star, Wake, and others. We recorded ~ 2 hrs. total today with just the 1 salamander to show. We decided to forget El Chico and return N to the Tranquilitos region . We were there yesterday, but we were both still recovering from being sick and didn't spend much time searching. One wonders about El Chico - has there been an extended dry period, has it been overcollected? It proved to be a good decision - returning to Tranquilitos . At a locality ~ 4.3 km. E of the junction of Hwy 105 and the old road to Tranquilitos (~ 10.7 km. out of Tranqui) we got 3 alvarezi, 3 Chiropterotriton diminutius (?) and 8 Chiropterotriton andrews (DD 365-378). All were

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Dardo, D. 1982 Journal Theories Sept. 4 From Granlindo except a [illegible] found under a log. We cut down about 40 Granlinda. The area we walked was virgin forest until mice, large Granlinda. The area was made accessible because of lumbering going on around the locality. The area was generally dry, but not extreme dry like El Chico. It rained late in the afternoon. The [illegible] have fairly large feet and are generally larger than the [illegible]. Very good collecting. We had stopped at no other locality along this road to turn things with no success. We spend about 2 hrs. total in the area, 1 hr. at each locality. A very good decision to return to Tranquilinje. It is about a 2 hr. drive from Poconu. Not a bad drive, and much preferable to coming from Tamazunchale across that lonely road to Huexotla. This was an best collecting day. Tomorrow we return to Mexico City to prepare to leave.

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Landa, D 1982 Journal Mexico Sept. 4 Rough Totals: total animals - 241 total salamanders - 215 Chiapendulatus - 136 C. savae - 75 Sept. 5 Left Pachuca mid-morning and drove into Mexico City - about a 2 hr. drive. We went to the airport and got rid of the rental car. The Datsun 160J was an excellent car. No problems during the whole trip of ~3000 km, including some terrible roads. Only used 1 liter of oil. It is just fine for two people, as the cooler wouldn't fit into the trunk and I took up the whole back seat. We then took a taxi into the centro and checked into the Hotel San Francisco - very convenient to downtown. Sept. 6 Arranged and packed everything to return. Animals packed with ice. We then went to Chapultepec Park to visit the Museum of Anthropology, but found it to be closed on Mondays. We spent the rest of the day shopping for gifts. We took a taxi to the airport

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Dandy D. 1982 Journal Mexico Sept. 6 at about 5:00 P. Our flight left ~ 9:00P. We stopped at Guadalajara for a check of our tourist cards and arrived in San Francisco at ~ 2:00 A. No prob with customs, Matti, Stan's wife picked us up, and we left the animals in the Museum at ~ 3:00A. Good trip, great trip !! , but good to be done!

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1982 Mexico Aug.-Sept. 1982 / Darda-Sessions Salamanders - 217 Chiropterotuten - 137 arborescens - 8 landrostega - 3 levae - 76 magnipora - 3 multidentatus (?) - 1 sp. Rio Tinto - 11 Los Urjos - 23 Jatela, E. - 1 Jatela, W. - 6 Xicotepac - 2 Almacatlan - 3 Bolitoglossa - 5 platydaetyla - 5 Ibarius - 3 sp. Puerto del Aire - 3 Trogz - 2 Hyla - 1 ? - 1 Lezade - 17 Albrina - 7 Phrynoceza - 3 Enneces - 2 Sceloporus - 2 Barriata - 1 Celestes - 1 Skinks - 1 Pseudoeurycea - 72 laprosa - 22 capdolia - 24 belli - 3 melanomelga - 1 sp. La Joya - 10 ("brava") Xantela - 12 Smoloz - 7 Glinia - 4 Joluca - 1 Rhodinia - 1 Thamnoplis - 1 [GRAND TOTAL = 243]

596 π/2 - archipelago ε - analphabet δ - alphabet ε - quasar ε - satellite station ε - sparrow 1-(?)-interstellar ε - agent 1-alibi 1- π/-obligate π - island ε - anagram ε - asinine ε - overrule 1-variant 1-intellect 1-silence π/2 - archipelago π&1 - aristotelism δ - oval ε - potential dΓ - coral ε - equator π/-mortal ε - mortal ε - anagram ε - nonplus ε - island ε+δ = 340° (diagonal)

Dada D 1982 $ $ (in pesos) Mexico - expenses Aug. 22 - Sept. 6, 1982 Aug 22 hotel 49 " " 27 " " 27 lunch 60 (Aug 23) breakfast 230 (25 tips) lunch 20 snacks 67 dinner 610 (65 tips) gas 270 Aug 24 snacks 18 dinner 378 (40 tips) Aug 25 breakfast 210 (25 tips) dinner 389 (40 tips) gas 250 snacks 30 (Aug. 26) breakfast 289 (30 tips) ride 200 dinner 400 Aug. 27 breakfast 203 (blended) snacks 70 dinner 466 (45 tips) gas 312 (Aug. 28) breakfast 300 (30 tips) ride 50-100 dinner 340 (35 tips) coffee 150 Aug 29 breakfast 140 (15) Aug 30 snacks 50 total 1210 Aug 31 total 1210 Sept 1-2 total 700 Sept 3-4 total 1700 Sept. 5 dinner 959 jacket - 690 blender - 1100 spoon - 800 books - 1004 mascot - 150

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Panda, D. 1983 Journal 14 Nov. Berkeley to Mexico City, Mexico Don Jose we drove Patty Harvey and myself to the San Francisco Airport. Our Mexicana flight left ~9:00 A at a round trip cost of ~$350.00 each. We stopped in Mazatlan to have our tourist cards stamped and flew on to Mexico City arriving at ~4:30 P. I exchanged $400.00 at an exchange rate of 1 dollar = 154 pesos. We took a taxi (VW conli) to the Hotel Don Francisco in downtown Mexico City. It cost $2,200 pesos, a very reasonable hotel in a very good location. We walked to the Zona Rosa and had dinner in a nice outdoor cafe (~1500 pesos). We met and became friends with a bell boy at the hotel, a very, very nice guy about our age. Gerardo Ambrosio Poza Rica 106-2 col. Petrolera Atzapotzaleo Mexico, D.F. 5-61-30-74 We finally went to bed after a long day. We were both very tired after all of our preparations and the MVZ 75th anniversary celebration,

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aida, D. 1983 Journal 15 Nov. Tijuana City Up at 7:00, breakfast in the hotel restaurant. We took a taxi to the permit office (Direccion General de Filera y Trava Silvestre) (70 pesos). How we found the people very friendly and helpful. I had had some problems with my permit. They required more information. I brought this with me from Berkeley. We only had to wait for the man who is in charge of making out the permits. He was late ~ 10:00 - 10:30. Once he arrived, things moved fast. He preferred pesos to our international money orders in dollars. We were told it would take 2-3 days to process the permit and to come back in late afternoon or the next morning. We met two people who spoke good English. 1) D. Madalypa Del Rio - a woman who is quite knowledgeable about permits and speaks very good English. 2) Lic. Jesus Arredondo C. y Fonseca - a lawyer who was "less important" but very friendly and helpful.

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anda, D. 1983 Journal 15 Nov. From the permit office we took a long taxi ride to the Universidad Nacional Autonoma Mexico (UNAM) to visit Dr. Drutero Casas who had written me a letter of support for my permit application. He was out of the office when we arrived, but two of his students were in the lab. Reynaldo Martinez-Deac and Francisco R. Mendez de la Cruz. Francisco spoke zero English, and they were both very friendly. They were preparing a summary of the large collection to be presented at an upcoming meeting in Jalapa. We left to walk around campus a bit. We returned at ~1:00 P. to find Dr. Casas in. He greeted me and offered me coffee. We discussed a project on Dielognus systematic he is working on. [illegible] He then showed me the files and specimens of Chiopetastri. They have very few Chiops - quite a few Chioptrone, a few Dondataga (~10), and ~3 multidentatus. They have surprisingly few pletodactile overall - on small case, about 25

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15 Nov. small jars. Their total bug collection is about 8000 specimens. He, Patty, and I had lunch with him (Olayht). It was very good. At first we were a little guarded, but things doesen up and we talked about the different life styles of our countries, the need to exchange ideas and information, and the museum collections in Mexico. It seems that the animals we return to fauna Divestree are just shelved and not used. The national museum was closed in the early '60's. There is no plans for another national museum if the economy allows. Dr. Cess would be curator of herpetology. He then drove us around the university. It is the largest university in the world - 100,000 students on the main campus. He also took us to his "favorite place". This was an area south of the main campus where the national library and performing arts center are located. This is where the new museum will be located if built. Also here was the espacio de estétier (the place of estetic space) a beautiful monument above the Dava de lean

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anda, D. 1983 Journal 15 Nov. cleared of all vegetation so as to look like just after the eruption of the volcano south of the city. This cleared area is circled by large concrete entrances. A very beautiful place, one of solitude. We then returned to the lab where Patty was down the geodes collection in the manual room. A grad student who has been studying in Michigan showed me these specimens - Victor Sanchez-Dorfer. We stopped in to visit Hugh Drummond, a friend of Harry Breano's, but he wasn't in. We said goodbye to Dr. Cesare and were down to the Metro by Franco. The metro is only 1 year! A very good way to travel in the city - clean, fast, and well marked. Franco is interested in coming to Berkeley to study, and we talked to him about that. We got off downtown. The Metro station was very crowded, and as the people rushed into our car, we had to fight our way out. Patty was swept down into the car and had to pull herself out. We rode a map after the long day. We eat dinner and returned to the hotel to write.

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Panda, D. 1983 Journal 16 Nov. Mexico City Up at 7:00 A, breakfast at the hotel, then off by taxi to the permit office. Patty's permit was ready, and she got the animals she requested. My permit however was not quite what I had asked for. I was given my request for Chiropteratriton and Bolitoglossa, but was not given Pseudoeurycea, Ilaria, or Bararmodge. Neither was I given Nyctanalis or Dermophilis. We tried to talk our way into getting the Dermophilis. It seems that the genera which were dropped from the permit were dropped due to lack of justification in my project proposal. This is justified. My project was entirely about Chiroptera, Bolitoglossa was mentioned within the proposal, but the other genera were not. It seems that a new mention of the animals wanted may be justification enough. We took Patty's permit and was told we could return to talk to Dr. Reyes about the caecilians. We returned at ~11:00 and talked to Dr. Reyes. I explained that the caecilian was for our professor.

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anda, D. 1983 Journal 16 Nov. who had given me money for the trip. He gave me 20 crocodins and was very nice but warned me that we should not try to do this again because things were very strict now. I think we were quite lucky. Overall, the permit people were quite pleasant to deal with and if we follow their procedures to the T, and is fairly efficient, I believe there should be no trouble getting permits. Our next project was to secure a vehicle. We have enough equipment to justify a VW bus (combi), but they are expensive ($1700.00 dollars for 5 weeks). We found one place which rents for ~$900.00 for five weeks. The owners of the Hotel Don Francisco does rent cars, and the manager, Mrs. Bravo, said she would match the lowest price we found. We must wait until tomorrow to talk with her again to see if she found our low price correct. We are both quite tired with these full days. We took a nap and went for a walk - "Best Friends" with Burt Rogers & Dolly Dawn.

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anda, D. 1983 Journal 17 Nov. Mexico City to Toluca Up at 7:00, breakfast at the hotel. During breakfast we get a call from Mrs. Bravo at Ramona Rent-a-Car. She looked out our car price and found it to be true. She was willing to rent her panel VW Condi to us at the same price. We took a taxi to pick up the Condi. It says "Ramona Rent-a-Car" on the side. Like driving a billboard. It should work very well, and the panel option will be good for sleeping. We headed out of Mexico City at ~12:00 toward Puebla on the Toll road. We stopped to eat at Rio Frio and took ~ 1 hr. to look for camaraderos. We drove up through Tovar as far as we could and liked up the canyon a ways. All grand cover is gone, and it was pretty dry except right on the river (Rio Frio?). Patty found a juvenile Psedonymces Sepissa under leaves. No Clinique. We left at ~3:30 and drove to Toluca then Puebla. Arrived at ~ 7:00 and ate dinner at the square.

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Darda, D. 1983 Journal 17 Nov. We decided to sleep in the van on the street in town (52m). It was pretty noisy - we were near a discoteque, but seemed safe. The Cami scene perfect. 18 Nov. Up at ~7:00, cup of coffee in the square. Organized our equipment in the Cami. Bought black rice on Calle 3 Oriente near the centro. Bought mineral water, juices, beer, fruit, and bread. Left town in late morning. It is hard to find that Rte. 131 to Oaxaca out of Jalapa. It course from the south of the city by Ave. Independencia. The old, slow route 125 leaves west by Ave. Reforma. Drave sent to Coteatlán and loaded off toward Zoguillán. The road turns off of the main road just south of Coteatlan. It is rock, but pretty good. ~30 km. to Zoguillán. Many bromeliads before Zoguillán. Ole trees. Met a man along the road and gave him a ride - Flavio Sanchez Coello. A very friendly man who teaches school in Zoguillor. We talked with him, gave

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Darda, D. 1983 Journal 18 Nov. Gave him a ride to town. He told me of a cave ~ 2 km. walk from town. He isn't think there were salamanders there. He said their word for salamander is Ocojue michi and said they were found in trees. Also said there are "grandes", but I guess they may be lizards - Aloria o Barrio. We collected in an area before reaching Zoguillen. It was mostly oak with many jester-sloped branches. It seems perfect for arboreal salamanders. The branches were very wet. The localities we worked were from 14.4 - 11.0 km. below Zoguillen from elevation of 2580-2650 m. We got nothing in ~ 50-60 branches and 9 Ilorios on the ground in rotting logs and wood chips. The Ilorios are good sized. We worked about 4 hours overall, 1/2 at night with flashlamps. We found ~ 1/2 of the Ilorios at night, but in the same way as in day. We parked the van on the side of a side road and slept for the night.

1983 Journal 19 Nov. Zozuilan to Oaxaca Up at 7:00. Sleeping in the van worked great, no traffic on the side road all night. We went back down to the main highway and headed toward Oaxaca. Just past the Oaxaca state line is the city of Teotitlan, [illegible] We got gas and turned into the town and found the road to Huentla leaving from town. This road is being improved and is pretty good. We stopped and collected in two places. (20:5 am) 10:35 A. (1) 20.5 km. from the main road - here we worked a small canyon along a river. Many downed, rotting logs, and good cover, but no salamanders. Seemed pretty moist. (20:50 m.) 12:15 P. (2) 20.2 km. from the main road - here there are many Quercus in oaks along the road. The grade is steep and hard to work. On ~20 fairly dry Quercus we again found no [illegible] salamanders. Frustration sets in! We returned to the main road and continued toward Oaxaca. At Cristobal we went into town to find the road to Santa Maria Popola. It turns off of the main square. This

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 19 Nov. road is very bad and we didn't get far. 4-wheel drive is needed. The whole area is very dry and desert-like. Hard to believe that salamanders exist. Even looking high into the surrounding mountains it seems dry. Perhaps on the opposite face? Along the main road we saw two large lizards cross quickly in front of us -- probably Bauranulius. Also saw some Cnemido glonus along a river just before Cucutlan. I also was very lucky with a beautifully striped penter. We then continued what seemed like a long drive to Oaxaca and arrived at the Hotel Margarita at dusk. We checked in, showered, and went to the beautiful main square for dinner. The mole is great! Went to sleep ~ 10:30 P. - very tired and with few animals. 20 Nov. Up at 7:00, breakfast at hotel. Meet an ornithologist from Pennsylvania and his wife. Drive north on Hwy. Hwy. 175 toward Tlaltenango. Collected for ~ 1 hr. 1.9 km. W (rd.) of La Cumbre Election Day

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Dardo, D 1983 Journal 20 Nov. at the top of Cerro Don Felipe. Found 1 Florin in a log. Cut down ~ 20 Granulada - rada Continued on 175 thru Orelatas and over Cerro Pelon at Mirador . Collected at the "dogel" 16.3 den. S of La Esperanza and got me Barrios ^ in ~ 30 min. Found no Eridalova. On this side of Cerro Pelon, the Jarda and fog was very thick , hard to drive. Collected from ~ 4:00- 6:00 at the low stage 10.9 den. S of La Esperanza . Only 1 Florin in a Granulada. Cut down ~ 50 Granuladas and logged + peeled many logs. A light rain fell most of the time. Plenty wet. At dusk we ate and talked in the bus station and then drove on to Chiltepes where we sat at an unfriendly little 2 - table restaurant and were checked out by the local police complete with rifles. Very uncomfortable. Drove on to Tunstapes and found the Hotel El Rambo . & a bit expensive, but safe. Dimentodes cross crossing road

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 21 Nov. Tuxtapa, Oax. to Tapachula, Chiapas Up early - ~7:00, breakfast at the El Parelo Hotel. Drive all day to Tapachula, Chiapas via the "new" road to Palmaras, 185 to 190 to 200 to Tapachula. Was in Tuxtapa, arrived in Tapachula at dusk and checked into the Hotel Konico. A little expansive, but very nice. Walked to a restaurant for a good dinner - Lapa Lapa. The Hotel is on the Guatemalan side of town. 22 Nov. Tapachula & Finca Don Jeronimo Up at ~ 8:00 A. Breakfast at Lapa Lapa. Found block ice on the Mexican side of town at the Coca-Cola bottling plant. 60 pesos for a large block. *Ice Coca-Cola Whistle Picked up Farm Boyar at the Tapachula airport at ~ 12:00. Left to collect cucumbers and arrived at Finca Don Jeronimo at ~ 2:45. It is located on the road to Union Juarez and Jalisco post Coatzatan.

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Sunday D. 1983 22 Nov. Journal Tto Jalvanes + San Jersono + Elmo Juarez < Inseetion Station (just now & dively) ByPASS PEMEX Hotel Kavio Tapachula We offered 200 pesos for each cascidian and was quickly rewarded with many enthusiastic kids searching for Dermophilus. In ~ 2 hours we had 29 animals ranging in size from very large to small. I found a small snake - probably a Cnemophis, and some boys found a very large coral snake - ~ 1 meter in length. We didn't take the coral snake. The people were very

Duda, D. 1983 Journal 22 Nov. friendly Ben and Patty found that they had to get their pictures taken. 200 pesos worked very well. The lasso "el Jefe" was a very nice [illegible] man of about 60-65 years. He felt very welcomed. The cascajares were found in very wet mud mixed with leaves. We lagged them with wet (moist) paper towels in both bags. Night drove the road between Tapachula and beyond Francia San Jeronimo. Found a dead opossum, a dead unidentified snake, and a small Rana which [illegible] we collected. Back at the Hotel Kanio we found a Phrynidae venosa (underlined) and many geckos - Delsgya ocellicia (?). 23 Nov. Tapachula to Huixtla to Motozintla Up at 7:00, breakfast at Lapa Lapa, checked out of Hotel Kanio (expenses), exchanged money in town, bought food, and finally left at ~12:00. Drove north out of Tapachula toward Nueva Alemania. Found 2 Bolitoglossa occidentalis in Javanas at 500-550 m. People here refer to salamandras as a "niños" which literally means children. They recognized the occidentalis and referred to a larger

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 23 Nov. animal flat lites - maybe a lizard. Never found A. Alemania, but found a back road to Huitila. The road was [illegible] and long. Dusk was approaching as we gased at Huitila and headed up Cerro Mozotal toward Motozintla. We camped in shade on the road to Ditepee which runs NW of the main road about 5 km. before reaching Motozintla. Not much traffic, but pretty damp with rain at ~3:00 A.M. 24 Nov. Cerro Mozotal - I downsquirm Up at 7:00, ate, and headed up the road to Ditepee. This road is being worked on now and is in good shape in its newly graded slopes. At 6.7 km. in, we cut down many (~50) Eraneliade. Found a Bolitoglossa Franklini in the quiet cre - nothing else. Left bags and the promise of peace with an enthusiastic day. Continued down the road working was [illegible] with no luck. A rock-slide prevented us from going very far. Drew look down toward Huitila and worked a single

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Journal 24 Nov. [illegible] of spots reveresfully. Serviced the animals. Had Thanksgiving dinner in Motozintla and camped outside of Motozintla along the road. 25 Nov. Motozintla to Lago Montebello Up at 7:00 and drove north toward Comitan after checking with "our little go angel Mexican friend". He had a smallish salamander for me, but I'm unsure of its identification - possibly a Dectotter. We drove north thru and entry on the north of the divide. Turned east toward the Lago Montebello National Park. Worked two large limestone caves. They were not overly damp, but streams were running thru them. Very beautiful. The area around the cave seems perfect - many dormant, nothing blooming. No animals, however. Went at a dirt road toward Lago Montebello. Camped for $150 pesos at Albergue Iziscao - a small hotel much like a hostel. Walked in woods near the hotel after dark in the rain. Not good seeming habitat and no animals. Met four Europeans at the hotel and talked over dinner. Our passports were checked twice at inspection stations with no issues.

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Dado, D. 1983 Journal 26 Nov. Lago Montebello to Camitan Up ~7:00, breakfast at the "hotel". Drove beyond (E) Iztaccar and worked two areas. The first, Dos Lagos, was okay as far as ground cover, but no luck. Beyond this the area has been cleared and is probably illegal private property. We found some doradas, good red ore, but worked them to no avail. Discouragement set in. We had talked earlier to Victor Mauricio Hernandez in Iztaccar. Ted Papequias had left him a jar of powder in which to keep salamanders, this in 1976. He remembered Ted and the jar but had no salamanders. He described 3 classes of "niños" in the area - one red, one black, and one coffee colored (?). Ted had noted this older in 1976. We offered him pesos for salamanders and said we would return at ~5:00. We searched the area around Lago Montebello itself in early afternoon, again no luck. On late afternoon we returned to the cave area to search the area again. This area seems perfect - wet, rotting logs, boulders, caves. Patty and I found a...

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Duda, D. 1983 Journal 26 Nov. very dense cave, better than the others, but just as devoid of life. We searched the ground for about an hour, and Clara stole down ~ 10 cremelids - nothing - shit! We returned to is Dr. Victor Ermandz at ~ 5:30. He had a colavanda and two Andies for me ! The colavanda was a beautiful, large, reddish Botigloana mexicana . We gave him $1000 pesos and thanked him, exchanged addresses, and told him we would send alcohol. N <- E ^ Victor -> D. Estrem M.E. <- Guaypiti -< - Crager J. Montebello Center Tijuana -> Hotel + camp We drove to Center and arrived at the Hotel Lago de Montebello at ~ 8:00. This is a fantastic old Mexican-style hotel on the S edge of town. Had a great dinner and dinner and went to bed.

Dada, D. 1983 Journal 27 Nov. Comtan to San Cristobal Up at 7:00, took care of anuide, eat breakfast, and wrote a few letters. Due and this inflated and out of town toward San Cristobal by 10:00. We stopped ~58.7 km NW of Comtan to work for B. lartwegi - no salamanders, but no anude, probably a Deophli. Very dry, 1870 m, vale. Branchiade dusty-dry. Just SE of San Cristobal we turned NE on the road to Tenajapa. We stopped ~21.4 km up this road at a roadside wet with water. Very promising wet logs, but no salamanders in ~1 1/2 hours of walk. Karen got 1 Thamnophis, 2 anuide, and 2 andes. Centered toward Tenajapa and made no more stop. No luck. Many indian people in their traditional dress. The people here don't seem very friendly. Met a man and woman along the road begging me for food or drink. Drive thru the town of Tenajapa with people shouting at me to stop. Very uncomfortable. We drove into San Cristobal at ~3:00 and started a couple of anudes and brought branchiade, slute, branchiade, arctholide, and jolte

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Dada,D. 1983 Journal 27 Nov. from Indian vendors. Very interesting and fun. At 5:00 we drove west of town in search of the microwave road. We saw the microwave, but failed to find the road. Darkness set in and we turned to town, got a hotel on the square, had dinner, and turned in. (Hotel Ciudad Real). 28 Nov. Don Cristobal to Justica Up at 7:00 and left hotel ~ 8:00. Drove to the west of town in search of the microwave road. It was very foggy and we were landlocked because we couldn't even see the microwave station. We asked for directions several times, but with confusing results. After an hour or so of frustration we decided to drive to a microwave station we had seen on the east side of Don Cristobal. The road to this station turned off of the road up to Tenajapa. This got us up to ~ 2800m - quite deja -, but I'm fairly sure this wasn't the station mentioned in Ted Paperfuss's note as the site for collecting B. resplendens + B. lartwigi. Wo

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 28 Nov. find an area which seemed great for salamanders in an area just below the Stotri. Good wet logs and stumps, but no animals. We dept at ~12:30 and headed for Tustla. [illegible] Upon arrival in Tustla, we found a hotel, the Loganji, on the west end of town. A little costly, but nice. We loaded west of town to Beniozbal, the site of the Jerry Holmes jumping salamander. We found good looking cloud forest, but it was real dry. No salamanders as we worked for ~ 1/2 hours into dark. Returned to the hotel to get Dana ready for his flight back the next day. road curves! <-> ~15km Tustla airport + Beniozbal Tustla ~16km.

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Darla, D. 1983 Journal 29 Nov. Juctla to Coatzacoalcos Up at 7:00 to take Dana to the airport. We almost blew it as there are two airports - one in town and the other ~30 km. west near Ocozautla. We went to the way we first. No did get Dana to his flight in plenty of time. Petty and I then had a late breakfast in the Resonante Cruz Blanca on the west side of Ocozautla. There we found a collection of lizards preserved in jars of alcohol. The woman running the place, Dra. Rodriguez, told me that most of them had been collected in back of the restaurant. Most were snakes with a few lizard and one salamander. It appeared to be a Bolitoglossa reference. We looked around the yard, but it was just dry. We offered to buy the Basiscincus rattatus salamander and a laoelicine lizard for Kurt Schwendt. We also examined Oreolobus fulgidus on a beautiful medium snake, and before we left, Dra. Rodriguez had given us the snake, lizard, and salamander. These specimens should be

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Duda, D. 1983 Journal 24 Nov. leaded by someone who drove faster than. We then worked two groups of donanes in search of B. miferacne for Alan Larson. One was 7.4 km west of Ocozocautla the other was a cafetal ~ 14.4 km. west of town. No luck. The donanas were pretty dry as was the whole area. We had hoped to narrow the gap between two distromorphs of B. miferacne. Next we headed north toward Villa Hermosa on July, 195 (?) . We stopped to search for Nototriton in a cloud forest area north of Jitotal. We searched at the place where there is a parking lot for the view. We searched from ~ 5:00-7:00 into the shade. About 20 arenebiade were moist and full of sandy dirt. No animals. We opened several good moist logs and stumps, also with no luck. We then drove into the night. After a bridge was cut south of Villa Hermosa and we had to take track roads to the town of Reforma and on to Villa Hermosa. We were lost in Reforma for about an hour. It's a very little oil town. Very

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Duda, D. 1983 Journal 29 Nov. grose! We then drove toward the north in the Pan American Hwy., stopping to sleep along the road a couple of times. A bad night! At no time we were greeted by a man with a rifle. 30 Nov. to Playa Escandida Woke up at ~6:00 in the van near Coatzacoalcos and made our way feverishly for Playa Escandida for some R+R. We arrived in Colonauco at ~9:00, had a tire repaired, and drove out to Playa Escandida. Heaven! It's about 30 km. east of Colomaco, just off along the way. It is now run by Dr. David Rodriguez Hotel Playa Escandida Restaurante Olimpico San Andres Tuxtla Veracruz, Mexico 1 Dec. Playa Escandida cleared van, reorganized, got stitched together.

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Dada D. 1983 Journal 2 Dec. Plaza Escandida to Cuatlopan Up early ~6:00. Drove most of the day and got to Carola in mid afternoon. Tried to call [illegible] Traveler's Jackie only to find that one cannot on Friday afternoons. We ran out of gas and had to walk a couple of blocks to a Panes. I could getting the car started again. Finally made it to Barranca de Don Miguel to look for Guastatitan at ~5:00. Found one under a rock before darkness set in. Want to Cuatlopan to visit the Cereno. Found Carlos and Miguel and family. Good dinner. Miguel let us sleep on his living room floor. Carlos agreed to serve as guide the next day. 3 Dec. Barranca de Don Miguel - Huatusco - Cuatlopan Up early and to the Barranca with Carlos by 8:00. On as dawn + we found 12 Guastatitan and 6 [illegible] Parriniges, All were under rocks. Guastatitan tended to be under medium sized rocks in pretty moist soil, rocks or soil. Parriniges tended to be under smaller rocks in drier soil. Headed to Huatusco and stopped at two nearby localities. One ~2.5 km. S of town and the second ~2 km. S of town.

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 3 Dec. Both localites were along a stream with stands of trees with bromeliads. a few good bromeliads at the first stop (2.5 km), but not a whole lot. Seemed very wet in spots. Some tree ferns. Elev. 1000 . No anoles in ~ one km. At the second locality (2 km?), I found two B. platydyctyla , one very large one under nothing loose in the sun. I've found platydactyla in the exact same spot each of the last two years. No Chiripe. We returned to Cuatlapar, and after at 3:00 we headed toward the Cerro and worked downward. On our down the three of us found 1 B. platydyctyl and 24 B. rufescens. We paid Carlos #1500 pesos for his help. Dinner and stove at Miguel's. 4 Dec. Cuatlapar to Puebla Up early and on the road. Because of our lack of money we were forced to use VISA and get a hotel in Puebla. Not crazy for gasoline. Plan to cash checks tomorrow, Monday. Hotel Colonial - good and reasonable.

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 5 Dec. Puebla to Amecameca Up at ~7:00, breakfast at the hotel. Exchanged money - me $200 dollars and Patty $140 dollars at a rate of ~ 157 pesos/ dollar. Left the hotel, got gas and headed west on the cueta. The car seemed to have little power. Arrived in Amecameca in early afternoon. We got gas and then the car died on me as we left the Perez. A nearby mechanic got it running again for 100 pesos. We tried to find ice in town, but had no luck. As we figured we had enough ice to last, we headed east toward the ridge between Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl. This road joins 115 just ~1 km. south of Amecameca. We climbed to over 3000 m. at the Paso de Cortez at the top of the ridge. This is a national park area, but nobody at the gate stopped me to check us out. Patty scouted for gopher mounds. Both Thomasays and Popogeomyza occur here. Patty was trapping for Thomasay undrains for zoological work. She set out several traps before dark. It is quite cool at this elevation and hard to move due to the

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Danda, D. 1983 Journal 5 Dec. lack of oxygen. The ground is covered with a black volcanic dust - very dry now. Pines and bunch grass are the main vegetation. We got into our tent to keep warm, ate dinner and slept. 6 Dec. 2 slopes of Popocatapetl Up at ~ 7:00. Very cold. Ice on the tent. After trying to warm up and eating a little, Patty checked her traps. One sunbirds. I left to go down the road to work for Chiripe, and Patty stayed to set more gopher traps. I stopped at 4 different localities, two yielding scdamanderes. I found one Chiripe, at 6.2 km. W of Paso de Cortez. This locality was right along the road, and the small animal was within a rotted log. Brand for ~ 1/4 hours here. One other locality yielded animals - 11.9 km. W of Paso de Cortez on the S side of the road. Many, many burned logs and stumps with loose bark. I found 6 Chiripeinte disruptum and ~ 60-70 Psandoemyza depressa. I collected 33 Psands, and can not keep all of them. The Psands were

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Danda, D. 1983 Journal 6 Dec. very thick. On no day I found 10 Psande. and 1 Chirpa. Both genera were found in similar microhabitats - all under logs (most in stumps) which was somewhat loose and pretty moist. It seemed as if there were "pockets" of animals in the wooded area. The main pocket was in an area where the canopy was broken above, Perhaps some sunlight is desirable. The vegetation was pine and small. I worked this area for about 3 hours. I worked two other areas for about a total of 1 hour to no avail. After leaving the last locality, the car stalled in the road. I had to leave it in the right lane as I couldn't roll it back off the road. I walked up toward the park office 7km up the road. After 2-3 hrs. I got a ride on a truck for the office. Two rangers drove me back to the road and helped me get it started. They seemed quite friendly and had noticed our camp the night before. The laughed at the fact I was with an amiga. I gave them a couple of lures in thanks and

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 6 Dec. returned to camp to see Patty and La goplera. Patty had set 16 traps, but had no more gopleras. We again were cold. Patty was not feeling too well due to the altitude. We got into the tent for warmth and had dinner before going to bed. 7 Dec. Popocatepetl to Xilotapac Up and 7:00 to very cold morning. More ice in the tent this morning. Patty checked her traps - 2 more sundowners. After warming up a bit, packing things and barely getting the *** car running, we were ready to leave. Unfortunately, the gopler Patty had caught the night before had died. We headed down to Amecameca. Patty was feeling pretty bad with the high elevation. We looked unsuccessfully for blocks ice and settled for bags of cubes. We bought some fruit for us at a really good market and carrots for the gopleras. We got gas and loaded meth. At Rio Frice we stopped for a snack and drinks. Again the car wouldn't start. At just that moment, a "green angel" truck pulled up.

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 7 Dec. Angels indeed! They were very nice and very good. They cleared the points, set them and checked the gas supply and distributor. They found that not enough gas was getting to the carburetor - a dirty fuel pump. They blew it out, and all was fixed. The car started, and the power we've been missing is back. Relief! We then headed toward X isteppe by way of Idacala, Ilake, Chignahuapan, and Huautla. It is a beautiful drive. Quiet and until just beyond the Idacala / Puebla state line. We stopped 1.9 km. N of the line along Hwy. 119. Chignapa has been gone for years. Many good, moret logs and stumps with snake - no Chignapa. We worked for about 1 1/2 hours and Patty got 2 Pseudoverzaa egoplus in a rotting stump. At dusk we quit and headed for X isteppe. The road (Hwy.130) is very dead now and slow with trucks. We arrived at ~9:15 at the Mi Rancho, got only a sandwich because of the bar, and I took care of the outside. Patty, still recovering from Pope, went to sleep early.

Dada, D. 1983 Journal 8 Dec. Xristopac to W Totola Up at ~ 7:00, breakfast at the Mi Bandito. Went downtown to get ice, but could only grind large of cubes. We bought three bags. Drew brought some food and Patty brought some yeast for trans-typing. Many yolies in Xristopac. Went to the locality 3.3 km. S of Mi Bandito and 2.1 km. along the road to La Verica. We looked Bramaliads for about 3 hours and got 2 Chiriges - both from Bramaliad in the same tree. We only found one big bunch of Bramaliads - about 25 in one tree. It was quite wet here. Tree ferns, etc. We took off at ~ 2:00-2:30 and loaded well and took the road to Totola just north of Chirigalapan. We collected for ~ 1½ hours at 10.3 km. From Hwy. 119. Patty got one Bseudrenyces caplalicus, and I got one. This area wasn't real good as it seemed to have been burned over. We camped in the van at this locality. 9 Dec. W Totola to E Totola Up ~ 7:00 and collected until ~ 9:30 at this same area. Patty got no more Bland. Drove in into Totola and stopped for some food for camping.headed on east from Totola an

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Danda, D. 1983 Journal 7 Dec. a dirt-road road. Stan Deacon and I had came from the east to Tetelo on this road road the year before. This time we came across 2 forks. After trying them both and finding them impossible with the Condor we backtracked and headed for the E Tetelo locality by the long route or good judgments. We did collect it as area just E of Tetelo. Very wet, very roads, no roadmakers. We got to the E Tetelo locality at dark (just south of Cuetzalan). We camped along the road in the van. I started to find rucks after dinner and threw up at ~ 10:30. Not sure what made me sick, but it was a horrible sleepless night. 10 Dec. Zacapoxtla Up at ~ 8:00. Patty talked me into returning to Zacapoxtla to sit and check into a hotel. Good idea! I developed a fever and was in bed until mid-afternoon when the fever broke. Hotel Plaza is on the square and is nice and cheap. Patty felt a little good, but whatever got to me didn't get to her. Dinner, recovery!

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 11 Dec. Zacapoxtla to Altotonga Up early, ~6:30 and headed north to work the road toward Tetela. We turned into the road and went several (~10) km. before finding the road impassable with the VW van. We turned around and worked a spot near the main road (1.1 km). This road W toward Tetela begins about 1km. S of the small town of Apalco. Stan Davies and I made it thru to Tetela from here dear last Augst. The road seems to have deteriorated and is wetter. Slide mud prevented our progress this time. Patty and I worked about 50 lronmelades near a stream and the road. We got two ardensis-like Chigros. In our first two ironmelads, There were large ones, 3 cutter section's high, and on a side drain extending over the road. After about 1/2 hrs we drove on to Apalco where we worked along a path behind what appears to be an old jail or monastery. We found a good level of about 25 ironmelades, but no animals. stream factory Apalco jail? Tetela <- (~50km) road road -> Zacapoxtla (~10 km.) [illegible] mictispanam [illegible] (???)

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Dada, P. 1983 Journal 11 Dec. At ~12:00 pm headed toward Tezuitlan. We stopped at one or two places along route 129 into Tezuitlan, but conditions weren't good - too dry, too little to fun. No animals. We continued past Tezuitlan on 129 toward Ilopacayan. This route drops thru cloud forest near Tezuitlan into savanna and warm climate near Ilopacayan. We worked many broadleaf (450) in cloud forest area several km inside Tezuitlan with no luck. There seems to be quite a lot of recent cloud forest high near Tezuitlan - trees farms, etc. Area looks good. We headed south and got a hotel outside of Altotongo, had dinner, and went to bed. 12 Dec. Altotongo to Xalapa Up early and on the road to Perote. We worked one area between Perote and Altotongo, but it was lean and dry. Much gunfire heard - possibly hunting season opening. Drove toward Xalapa and at Los Vigos headed up to the microwave station. Worked at the top for 2-3 hours. Got 1 Chirpy and P. Lagopus in the open area. Got 10 Churjes (at least some of them the white scaled - Oidre animata) and SP Lagopus on the SW slope

Dada, D. 1983 Journal 12 Dec. just under the station. Charger was in a under log. The small blade are round to be mostly in rotted logs. Patty also found one Banaia indica under a log. I came across a Catalina in the more open, rocky area near the road. We stopped once on the way down to make a road lunch, and I got an P. defensa. We continued in toward Xalapa and stopped 3 km W of La Joya to make lunlunch. There were in oak trees in lawn similar to those in La Joya. We found 2 Chargers which appear to be larvae, and I believe are the first found outside of La Joya. We also got one green Almina from a bromeliad. It's then stopped at La Joya and got some birds interested in looking for salamanders (Iracemter) and lizards. We passed at Lago, promised pesos, and said we would return the next day. We then went into Xalapa and tried to locate Laura Brooke, a friend of Phil Brigiski's. We found her Jones, but she wasn't home. We checked into the Hotel Dolmace, had dinner, and went to bed.

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Dada, D. 1983 Journal 13 Dec. Xalapa to Fortin Up at ~7:30, breakfast, and a little shopping in the city of Xalapa. Late in the morning we again tried to find Liana [illegible]. Liane was in good school at Yale with Phil Blyskal and now studied at INIREB, an ecological institute here. She is very involved with forestry management in Mexico, and we spent an informative and pleasant 1/2 hour with her. The INIREB institute is 2.5 hrs. out of town on the road to Coatepec. We returned by ~11:30 to the locality W of La Joya to make more searches. We worked about 1 hour with no luck. We returned to La Joya to find only 4 [illegible], one [illegible] (Plethodon?) and 3 P. capensis collected by the kids. We gave them some pesos and rewarded a while ourselves. The area seemed pretty dry, we passed up in Xalapa and headed toward Fortin. The road thru Coatepec is confusing, and we lost our way. Finally got to Fortin at ~9:30. Catalogued animals, joined, and for bed.

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1983 Journal 14 Dec. Fortin to Popocatepetl Up early ~7:00 and into Orizaba to eat breakfast at the Hotel de France and to look for a gift for Miguel for his hospitality. We decided on a bottle of Scotch from Scotland - Poasport. I hate scotch and don't know if Miguel and family drink it, but it looked impressive, and that should please them. We spent about an hour with the Comisa in Cuatlapan. We took a live lizard, live snake, and several preserved animals for transport to John Wright. The lizard appears to be an amodo with double, although the Comiso told Wright it was an Albanois. The snake is Petrophili - like, and the preserved array consists of two toads, several small snakes, and another animal (?). We then headed west toward one of Patty's gecko localities in Boca del Mante a very small village just into Puebla near the old small , but bigger, town of Esperanza. Daylen proved scarce after several local boys gave us a tour of pine gecko habitat. Patty decided we should return to her Popocatepetl locality. We drove to Amecameca.

Dada, D. 1983 Journal 14 Dec. and my friends Bogos once again. (The car stopped again in Rio Frío! Green Oyede again to the rescue, this time with a new fuel pump) We went beyond the locality to see what the town of Ilamacao had in the way of lodging. Heaven! A government / grade run lodge with dormitory style beds, hot water, and a small restaurant - all for $300 pesos a night! We met some Canadians waiting to climb Coger and settled down for a good night's sleep in comfortable, warm beds. 15 Dec. Up ~ 8:00. Cold up here - ~38° F. We went to the yaguer locality and set 23 traps. Since we are in a park we feel nervous and are trying to [illegible] keep a low profile with the trapping. With the warning of "car!", Patty and I drop traps and instantly appear to be driving or taking photos. This will begin to look suspicious in a couple days. We returned for a bit later and breakfast and I discovered my duffle missing. Frick, and it's my birthday! It was either stolen or somebody mistakenly grabbed it with their equipment. The result

Lundi 20e) , nous n'avons pas eu de nouvelle ! mais il y a une légère amélioration dans le climat, et nous espérons que la température va s'améliorer. Il fait encore très froid, et il est difficile de sortir sans manteau. Le festival des Arts 1983 commence demain à deux heures du matin ! Nous avons beaucoup hâte d'être là, et j'espère qu'il n'y aura pas trop de retard. Je suis sûr que tout se passera bien. 7e20 - nul pour elle) , 00:20 - nul Le festival des Arts a été très réussi cette année ! Nous avons beaucoup aimé le programme, et les artistes étaient excellents. J'espère qu'ils reviendront l'an prochain ! Il y a eu aussi une exposition de photos de la ville, qui était très belle. Les gens ont beaucoup apprécié les photographies. Je suis sûr que ce sera encore un grand succès. Nous avons également assisté à une conférence sur l'environnement, organisée par le Conseil municipal. C'était très intéressant et instructif. J'espère que nous pourrons en parler plus tard.

Dada, D. 1983 Journal 15 Dec. is the same - my undies, film, spare contacts, souvenir blanket, clothes - gone. I hit! I rode! I bitfuck! I troatier! Breakfast was very good, but I felt subdued. It's my goddamn birthday! Patty and I checked the traps ~ 2:30 - many plugged, but no animal. Drove to DZra. Beautiful and good pictures. Returned for my birthday dinner - hamburger and french fries! Checked the traps ~ 6:00 - less plugged, no animal. Returned for a relaxing evening in the great, allright cool, lodge. I shared a beer with Patty at 7:56 - 27 years old. "May you stay forever young." - B. Dylan. 16 Dec. Popocatepetl Up at 7:00 and off to check the traps. Very cold, the car hardly started. No more supplies, and only a few plugged. We then headed into Amecameca to get the van washed, traveler's checks cashed, and to pick up a few things like soap, toothpaste, toothbrush (ripped off with my dog), and some food. Got gas and loaded back up Popo. We stopped and organized the inside of the van a bit. When we started back up, the van stopped again and we had to blow out the fuel

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Danda, D. 1983 Journal 16 Dec. jump again. It worked. We checked the traps at ~2:30 - no more jaguars and even fewer felids. At the lodge 'til ~ 6:00 and back to the traps - no jaguars again. Back to the lodge for the evening. 17 Dec. Up early and off to check the traps. It was very cold, and we had trouble starting the car. No animals in the traps. We then took a ride which turned out to be quite dry. Returned to the traps - again with no jaguars. We moved about 12 traps to new sites in the same general area. Returned to the lodge to find our toiletries missing and [illegible] left for Amacurra. We arrived in town at ~6:00 and found a deep ($300.00 pesos) debt, had dinner, and turned in. 18 Dec. Up very early (~5:45) and off to check the traps for the last time and to pull them. We did this [illegible] again got no more jaguars. Patty was disappointed, but we were happy to get out of the park without being caught. We returned to Amacurra, checked out of the hotel, and headed for

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Danda,D. 1983 Journal 18 Dec. Mexico City. We arrived at the Hotel Don Francisco at ~ 12:00 and checked in. We tried to return the van, but found Ramona Rent-a-Car closed on Sunday. We [illegible] checked the suitcases and packed things. We then spent the afternoon and evening Xmas shopping, had dinner, and turned in. 19 Dec. Up at ~ 7:00, breakfast at the hotel, and called Ramona. They came to the Hotel Don Francisco at ~ 9:30 and picked up the van. No trouble, they reimbursed me for the fuel pump and took my VISA card. We spent a couple more hours shopping and then took a cab to the airport. Traffic was bad, but we arrived with plenty of time to spare and checked in. The gophers went thru the X-ray machine unnoticed. The flight stopped at Manatlan where we paid the airport tax. We arrived at SFO on schedule. No problems with customs - they didn't even look inside anything! Jim Patton met me and we were [illegible]! A good trip!

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Dana D. 1983 Mexico - 1983 1st half Pseudoeurycea dybosa 1 I. barium ### TTT 1 Geophis sp. 1 Rana 1 Hyla 1 Bolitocephalus occidentalis 11 Bolitocephalus grantlindii 1 Bolitocephalus engelhardtii 1 Bolitocephalus mexicana 1 snake (nine) 1 fish 2nd half Lithobates draco ### TTT 11 dead 1 I. barium ### 1 Bolitocephalus platyptylus 111 Bolitocephalus nigriceps 24 dead 4 snake (one) 1 Chingstenotriton angustinus (Pogo) TTT 11 Pseudoeurycea dybosa (Pogo) 20 Pseudoeurycea yzalica (J. Dated) 11 Chingstenotriton sp. (Xrest) 11 Pseudoeurycesa yzalica (J. Tada) 111 Chingstenotriton sp. (E.Tada) 11 Hyla 11 toad 1 Chingstenotriton (Los Vigos) 1 Chingstenotriton (Los Vigos, SW) ### TTT

Pseudoeugena ligenosa (Las Vegas) VVVV11 Chingsterotita dewae (W La Jega) VVV11 Alenia 1 Dendroten 1 Pseudoeugena cepalicia (La Jega) VVV Rhodinaea 1 X cedejanus VVVV Cerana - 1 lizard & preserved 2nd half Tally Chingsterotita lingenosa 7 dewae 2 sp 15 Bolitoglossa platydictyla 3 rufescens 24-4 Tineotites linacola 12-1 XXXXX Parrinolda 57 Pseudoeugena ligenosa 27 cephalicia 8 2 Hylo, Tads, 1 Alenia, 1 Dendroten, 4 X cedejanus Cerana - 1 lizard, 1 snake, preserved stuff

Dada, D. 1983 $$ (in pesos) Mexico - expenses (in pesos) Nov. 14 expenses luggage $56.00 (dollars) exchanged #400.00 at Mexico City airport 1 dollar = 154 pesos (61,796 pesos) pesos Hotel San Francisco - $2200.00 + 300.00 tip Taxi - $1200.00 + 700.00 tip airport porter - $200.00 tip dinner - $1500.00 Nov. 15 breakfast $300.00 + 30.00 tip lunch $1643.20 + 150.00 tip dinner $1587.00 + 150.00 tip taxi $70.00 taxi $400.00 collecting permits $9,600.00 Nov. 16 breakfast $335.00 + 30.00 tip dinner $1688.00 + 160.00 tip Nov. 17 breakfast $322.00 + 33.00 tip hotel (2 nights) $5390.00 lunch $790.00 + 80.00 tip gas $1293.00 dinner $644.00 + 65.00 tip toll $100.00 toll $100.00 exchange $300.00 (dollars) -> 46,464.00 pesos 1 dol. = ~154 p.

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Dada D. 1983 November Expenses Nov. 18 groceries $1952.97 gas $90.00 Nov. 19 gas $960.00 dinner $860.00 + 100.00 tip hotel $1495.00 Nov. 20 breakfast $362.25 + 50.00 tip gas $490.00 dinner $350.00 (no receipt) total $2070.00 Nov. 21 breakfast $534.75 + 55.00 tip gas $970.00 gas $1200.00 dinner $695.00 + 100.00 tip Nov. 22 breakfast parking $40.00 gas $1300.00 Nov. 23 hotel (2 nights) $7935.00 + 100.00 tip gas $870.00 spending money 200.00 dollars @ 155.53 = 31,106.00

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Danda, D. 1983 Mexico - expenses Nov. 24 dinner $700.00 (no receipt) Nov. 25 gas $1050.00 dinner $760.00 catering $150.00 drinks $650.00 { (no receipt - Ronnie!) Nov. 26 transportation $500.00 Nov. 27 breakfast $1000.00 gas $1200.00 hotel $1500.00 dinner $1500.00 + 150.00 tip Nov. 28 breakfast $100.00 gas $1000.00 dinner $1500.00 + 150.00 tip hotel $2411.55 caron $500.00 Nov. 29 breakfast $300.00 gas & oil $1670.00 gas $1050.00

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Danda, D. 1983 Mexico - expenses Nov. 30 breakfast $200.00 + 20.00 Tije gas $1933.00 tire $200.00 Dec. 2 gas $1450.00 lunch $483.00 + 50.00 tije toll $60.00 Dec. 3 Curdes (colonades) $1500.00 Dec. 4 gas $500.00 toll $320.00 total $1265.00 dinner $1105,15 + 100.00 Tije Dec. 5 exchange money $200.00 dollars @ 157.22 -> 31,444.00 pesos toll $100.00 + 140.00 @ 157.22 -> 22,010,80 pmo Toll $100.00 gas $1050.00 groceries $1960.00 breakfast $420.00 + 50.00 tije gas $600.00 car repair $100.00 (no receipt) Dec. 7 toll $100.00 gas $680.00 toll $50.00 ice, food $500.00 gas $1100.00 dinner $506.00 + 50.00 tije

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anda, D. 1983 Mexico expenses Dec. 8 guest $225.00 total $2530.00 + 100.00 Tije breakfast $667.00 + 70.00 tje gas $770.00 misc. food+ rier $500.00 Dec. 9 gas $900.00 Dec. 10 breakfast $280.00 + 30.00 Tije total $600.00 dinner $600.00 + Tije food $500.00 Dec. 11 gas $900.00 total $400.00 dinner $650.00 + 65.00 Tije Dec. 12 total $1610.00 + 100 Tije dinner $586.00 + 60 Tije Dec. 13 hotel $1150.00 gas $1260.00 breakfast $606.00 + 70.00 tije La Jaga $500.00

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Jorda, D. 1983 Mexico - expenses Dec.14 Ceres $2000.00 gas $1009.00 gas $870.00 breakfast $500.00 tolls $730.00 snacks $200.00 hotel $300.00 gas $600.00 Dec.15 Hotel $300.00 breakfast $616.00 + 60.00 Tips dinner $483.00 + 50.00 Tips Dec.16 Hotel $300.00 food & supply $500.00 gas $600.00 breakfast $490.00 + 50.00 Tips exchange money - dd 50 dollars @ 158.65 -> 7932.50 PL 50 dollars @ 158.65 -> 7932.50 car wash $150.00 dinner $680.00 + 70.00 Tips Dec.17 breakfast $535.00 + 50.00 Tips hotel (no receipt) $300.00 dinner $1000.00 + 100.00 (no receipt) supplied & supplies $200.00

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Danda, D. 1983 Mexico - expenses Dec. 18 gas $800.00 toll $50.00 dinner $3280.00 + 300.00 trip Dec. 19 hotel $2530.00 parking [illegible] $550.00 air tax $1200.00 breakfast $370.00 + 40.00 trip taxi $1200.00 toll $69.00 excess luggage $29.05 (U.S. dollars) airline money 100 dollars @ 158.65 -> 15,865 pesos (receipt) car rental $142,047.50 (pesos) (40,000 cash 102,047.50 VISA) $1200.00 - Nola 400.00 - Patton $1600.00 - total agent $1225.00 (cash) ~ 645.00 (VISA - car rental) $1870.00 - total $220.00 over

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Duda, P. 1983 $$ Mexico - Personal expenses (14 Nov - 19 Dec. 1983) Machetes $900.00 Clawer $700.00 Blanket $1000.00 Bracelets $500.00 Movie $100.00 Playa Escadida $2300.00 Margarita $400.00 Coffee $100.00 sand casting $220.00 coffee $700.00 Luggage $2000.00 cutting board $600.00 cruceta $250.00 map $100.00 Gleze Lopez $855.00 sawain tex $165.00 Mex. saw $2000.00 $ 312.65 total 11,202.65 ~ 80.00 dollars

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Darda, D. Catalogue 1980 - 1986 (DDI - 55I) DAVID M. DARDA

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Dada, D. 1980 Catalogue Sept. 24 California, Contra Costa Co., Lafayette, Russell Reservation 775 ft. 1 ♀ Peromyscus truei 181-96-22-21 = 21.1 g. collected 21 Sep 1980 by E.g. Haake killed 24 Sep 1980 Oct. 3 California, Nevada Co., 0.9 mi. NE Dagden Creek Field Station, 6320 ft. non-reproductive 2 ♀ Entomomys townsendi 230-102-33-18 = 85.0 g Oct. 4 California, Nevada Co., 0.9 mi. NE Dagden Creek Field Station, 6320 ft. sexual males 3 ♀ Peromyscus maniculatus 147-71-17-16 = 18.3 g. rogina open, swellings 1A-3L 4 ♀ Peromyscus maniculatus 144-63-19-15 = 19.3 g. Oct. 4 California, Alameda Co., 1627 Durant Ave. (ran College Ave.) in Berkeley 5 Anasites lugubris (coll. by R.L. Dail in Nov. 1979) 6 Anasites lugubris (coll. by R.L. Dail in Dec. 1979) Oct. 5 California, Plumas Co., 1.1 mi. (rd.) N + 1 mi. (rd.) E of Chilcoot, 5280 ft. rogina dead, null. 7 ♀ Dipodomyys ordii 265-160-44-15 = 56.5 g. tern shieldlike collected by John Claremont prepared 8 ♀ Microdipodops megacephalus 148-85-24-8 = 11.8 g. 16 Oct small stern collected by other researchers prepared 9 ♀ Perognathus parvus 172-96-25-9 = 18.8 g. 16 Oct

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Duda, D. 1980 Catalogue Oct. 5 California, Nevada Co., 0.9 mi. NE Dageler Creeks Field Station, 6320 ft. 10 ? Neotoma cinerea section = 5 mm. 368 - 167 - 41 - 34 = 315.7 g collected by E.G. Hekle 4 Oct 1980 died 5 Oct 1980 prepared 16 Oct. 1980 Oct. 5 California, Plumas Co., 1.1 mi. (rd.) N & 1 mi. (rd.) E of Chilcoot, 5280 ft. 11 ? Perognathus parvus mill. prepared 18 Oct. 1980 177 - 99 - 24 - 8 = 17.9 g garden perchese prepared 18 Oct. 1980 12 ? Peromyscus maniculatus mm. ventral 9 mm. tail sagged 115 - 27 - 17 - 17 = 16.2 g Arizona: Yavapai Co.; Williamsen Valley Road Tank, 8.1 km. NNW of central Prescott, Prescott Quadrangle (34° 36' 45", 112° 30' 29") elev = 1643 m. (5390 ft.); 1 June 1979, coll. by James Collins; received July 1980. 13 Amblyotoma tigrinum - same JPC# SOL " " normal 2931 18.80 14 " " " " 2828 31.36 15 " " " " 2906 34.93 16 " " " " 2914 41.50 17 " " " " 2851 41.89 18 " " " " 2884 42.06 19 " " " " 2823 43.22 20 " " " " 2800 43.41 21 " " " " 2817 44.57 22 " " " " 2793 46.56

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Danda, D. 1980 Catalogue Arizona: Yavapai Co.; Williamson Valley Road Tanks, 8.1 km. NNW of central Prescott, Prescott Quadrangle (34° 36' 45", 112° 30' 29"), elev. = 1643 m. (5390 ft.), 1 June 1979, coll. by James Collins, received July 1980. 23 Amblystoma tigerinum - Denver 2863 47.86 24 " " " ✓ 2896 48.12 25 " " " " ✓ 2853 48.39 26 " " " " ✓ 2910 50.73 27 " " " " ✓ 2921 50.85 28 " " " " ✓ 2820 51.83 29 " " Denver cannibal ✓ 2805 48.59 30 " " " " ✓ 2847 51.55 31 " " " " ✓ 2860 52.29 32 " " " " ✓ 2819 54.85 33 " " " " ✓ 2861 55.12 34 " " " " ✓ 2825 56.00 35 " " " " ✓ 2809 56.20 36 " " " " ✓ 2807 61.95 37 " " " " ✓ 2888 62.01 38 " " " " ✓ 2794 62.65 39 " " " " ✓ 2874 63.30 No data, received from D.B. Wake, rehydrated 40 Ancides lugubris 41 Taricha

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Darla, D. 1980 Catalogue California: Inyo Co.; Darwin Fiallo stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Paramint Springs, 15 Jun 1980, coll. by R. Debb 42 Bufo boreas (rehydrated) California: Alameda Co.; south Berkeley, 24 Dec 1980, coll. by R. Debb 43 Anisides lugubris End 1980 Catalogue //

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Dorda, D. 1981 Catalogue California: San Francisco Co.; San Francisco, Alemany Blvd., near Mission Street, north facing slope, 5 Jan 1981, coll. by R. Deibel. 44 Batrachoseps attenuatus 45 " " 46 " " 47 " " 48 " " 49 " " 50 " " 51 " " 52 " " California: Mono Co.; Sulphur Pond at NE. side of Mono Lake, off Ca. Hwy. 167, Dec. 26, T.3N., R.27E., 19 Aug 1980, coll. by R. Deibel 53 Scaphiopus intermontanus (rehydrated) (RLS 7319) 54 " " " (RLS 7320) California: Inyo Co.; Darwin Falls stream, ca. 2 mi. SW (air) Panamint Springs, 15 Jun 1980, coll. by R. Deibel. 55 Bufo boreas (rehydrated). No data, found in MV2 large lab in 1980, rehydrated 56 Ernestina saccheloltzi (oregenensis or pieta) 57 " " 58 " "

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Danda, D. 1981 Catalogue California : Mono Co. ; south shore of Mono Lake , 4 Dec 1981. 59 Caria latrino ( skull taken from dead animal ) Cerro Chichahuartla , near Cuatlapen , Veracruz, Mexico, 1 Nov. 1981 , coll. C. Ceran, D.K. Davins + D.Danda. 60 Pseudoeurycea nigromaculata ( dead + preserved ) 61 " " ( dead + preserved ) 62 " " ( tissue 5 NOV 1981) 63 " " (tissue 5 NOV 1981) 64 " " 65 " " Cuatlapen, Veracruz, Mexico , 1+2 Nov 1981, coll: C. Ceran + [illegible] D.K. Davins. 66 Bolitoglossa rubescens 67 " " 68 " " 69 " " 70 " " Cuatlapen, Veracruz, Mexico , 1 Nov. 1981, D.K. Davins (coll.) 71 Bolitoglossa platyptyla [illegible] [illegible] S Ely [illegible] out of Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico , 3 Nov. 1981 coll. D.K. Davins [illegible] [illegible]

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Dada, D. 1981 Catalogue Barranca de San Miguel , 1.4 km. N old Mex. Aug. 150 , 3,4 km. W Horton, Veracruz, Mexico , 2 Nov. 1981 , coll. J. K. Dacario. 72 Lineatrin lineola 73 " " 74 " " 75 " " Huatresco , 2 km. SW on Mex. Hwy, 131, Veracruz, Mexico , coll. J. K. Decario 76 Bolteglasa platydocta 3.1 km. S ( by dirt road) out of Puerto del Aire , Veracruz, Mexico , 3 Nov 1981, coll. J. K. Decario 77 Chigotrutun (found smoked in cooler, 7 nov. 1981) 78 " " (caught by DD #9) (5 nov 1981) 3.1 km. S (by dirt road) out of Puerto del Aire , Veracruz, Mexico , 4 Nov 1981, coll. D. Dada + J.K. Decario. 79 Chigotrutun DD } 80 " " } crumpled 81 " " 82 T lorina SKS } 83 " " } crumpled 84 " " } 85 " " ground 86 " "

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Darda, D. 1981 Catalogue Near El Barro, 15 km. N off of Hwy. Thos. 150 D by dirt road 15.5 km. W of Maltrata, Veracruz, Mexico, 6 Nov 1981, coll. D. Darda and D.K. Dessimo. 87 Jlorino 88 Jlorino 89 Hyla 90 Eunaces 91 " 92 " 93 " 1.5 km. S (by dirt road) out of Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico, 6 Nov. 1981, coll. D.K. Dessimo 94 Almeria 3.1 km. S (by dirt road) out of Puerto del Aire, Veracruz, Mexico, 6 Nov. 1981, coll. D.K. Dessimo. 95 Hyla Barranca de San Miguel, 1.4 km. N old Hwy. Thos. 150, 3.4 km. W Martin, Veracruz, Mexico, 7 Nov. 1981, coll. D. Darda & D.K. Dessimo. 96 Sinestriton lincola 97 " " 98 " " 99 " "

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Darder, D. 1981 Catalogue Barranca de Don Miguel , 1.4 dem. N old Mex. Hwy. 150, 3.4 dem. W Horton, Veracruz! Mexico , 7 Nov. 1981, coll. D. Darder + D.K. [illegible] 100 Linostratum linaeda 101 " " 102 " " 103 " " 104 " " 105 " " 106 " " Barranca de Don Miguel , 2.7 dem. S old Mex. Hwy, 150, 3.4 dem. W Horton, Veracruz Mexico, 7 Nov. 1981, coll. D. Darder + D.K. [illegible] Mvz /85889 107 Boletogloea subfascens 108 " " 109 " " 110 " " 111 " " 112 " " 113 Smilacea grandivir 114 " "

supplante llb U, md P.I, lenghtd wld ab mnered personell, into W, md P.E, O21, gnt + obw C. G. bbs, (87), wtd D, rtrr mmercd X.C. obwd sttlns 001 " " " 101 " " " 501 " " " 503 " " " 491 " " " 201 " " " 101 llb Z.I, md P.E, lenghtd wld ab mnered personell, into W, md P.E, O21, gnt + obw C. G. bbs, (87), wtd D, rtrr mmercd X.C. mmber mrplted 501 (9579) " " " 301 " " " 101 2 " " 031 " " " 141 " " " 35 mrkmd mdklng EN " " " 411

Dada, D. 1981 Catalogue 5 fem. W Rio Juvio on old Mex. Hwy. 190, Mapier, Mexico, 8 Nov. 1981, coll. D. Dada + S. R. Bassine. 57154 115 Pseudoerycea 57155 116 " 57156 117 "/ 57157 118 " 57158 119 " 120 " 121 " 122 " 123 " 124 " 125 " 126 " 127 " 128 " 129 " 130 " 131 Xyla 132 " 133 " 134 " 135 " 136 Barisia (lizard)

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Dardo D. 1982 Catalogue 4, 9 dem. W Rio Frine on old Mex. Hwy. 190 Mexico, Mexico / 22 Aug. 1982 coll. D. Dardo + D.K. Sessions, elev. 3,075 m S 7668 137 ♀ Clinopteristita linoptera stained 16 Oct 1982 138 ♂ " 139 ♀ ", 140 ♀ " 141 ♂ " 142 ♂ " 143 ♂ " 144 ? " 145 ♂ " 146 ? " 147 Pseudoeurycea depressa 148 " 149 " 150 " 151 " 152 " 153 " 154 " 155 " 156 " 157 ♀ 158 Nyla 159 Xenohamatus Berisia imbricata

Catalogue 891 [illegible] 250% of annual X C + B A 201 x 3.21 limit [illegible] [illegible] (D) 131 131 140 141 145 147 148 142 149 congal angrualna 8 141 141 141 130 121 121 123 124 122 121 121 [illegible] 321 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 121

Duda, D. 1982 Catalogue 4.9 km. W Rio Fri o n old Mor. Hwy. 190, Mexico, Mexico, 22 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Duda + S.K. Daviino. slcr. 3,075m 160 Euneces 161 " 3.1 km. S (by dirt road) out of Puerto del Cire / Veracruz, Mexico, 23 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Duda + S.K. Daviino, elev. 2,364m (in state line between Veracruz + Puebla) 162 Jlorine 163 " 164 " Xonotla, 13.1 km. NW (by road, dirt road) La Perla, Veracruz, Mexico, 24 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Duda + S.K. Daviino, elev. 2560m. 165 Pseudoeurycea 166 " 167 " 168 " 169 " 170 " 171 " 172 " 173 " 174 " 175 " 176 "

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Darda, D. 1982 Catalogue H natuseo, 2 hm. SW on Mat. Aug. 13l, Veracruz Mexico, coll. D. Dada & J. K. Desorine 25 Aug. 1982 S-8024 AVZ 176048 177 Bolitoglossa platydactyla 178 " " 179 " " 180 " " 181 " " 182 Ninia Sophie (?) 183 " 184 " 185 " La Joya, Veracruz, Mexico 26 Aug 1982, coll. D. Dada & J. K. Desorine elov. 2 125 am. (H I) 186 Chiropterotriton laevis 17 Jan 1983 - dead taken for list. S 8601 187 " 15.0X. 26 May 1983 - right blind leg traumal amputated 188 " " 189 " " D186-217 IVZ 200637 190 " " -200668 191 " " 192 " " 193 " " 194 " " 195 " " 196 " " 197 " "

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Danda, D. 1982 Catalogue La Jara Veracruz Mexico 26 Aug. 1982 coll. D. Danda + L.K. Dessain lev. 2125m. Chiguateitan Lava 198 '' '' 186-217 199 '' '' 4VZ 200637 200 '' '' 200668 201 '' '' 202 '' '' 203 '' '' 204 '' '' 205 '' '' 206 '' '' 207 '' '' 208 '' '' 209 '' '' 210 '' '' 211 '' '' 212 '' '' 213 '' '' 214 '' '' 215 '' '' 216 '' '' 217 '' '' 218 '' '' (dry) 219 '' '' (dy) 220 '' '' 221 '' ''

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Dada, D. 1982 Catalogue La Jara, Veracruz, Mexico, 26 Aug 1982 coll. D. Dada + S.K. Davaio, edav. 2125 m. 222 Chiroptotitlen daviae 223 " 224 " 225 " 226 " 227 " 228 " 229 " 230 " 231 " 232 " 233 " 234 " 235 " 236 " 237 " 238 " 239 " 240 " 241 " 242 Pseudomyces capdaliua 243 " 244 " 245 "

(complete) 2091 to 35 insert general proof I rule amended LP + the C.C. days as 2465 and note: speed LCC. " " 246 " " 746 " " 200 " " 200 " " 722 " " 854 " " 926 " " 205 " " 165 " " 662 " " 620 " " 734 " " 735 " " 736 " " 737 " " 828 " " 765 " " 903 " " 104 welders: prepared in 7 815 " " 253 " " 424 " " 526

Dard, D. 1982 Catalogue La Jega Vercey Morice 26 Aug 1982 CDD D. Darda + J.K. Dessin elev. 2125m 246 Pseudoeurycea caplodes 247 " " 248 " " 249 " " 250 " " 251 " " 252 " " 253 " " 254 " " 255 " " 256 " " 257 " " -8050 MUZ196076 258 Pseudoeurycea lalli 259 " " 260 Pseudoeurycea " Jasma" 261 " " 262 Celeste (?) enneogrammus 263 (skinle) 264 Alvaria graminea 265 [illegible] Elenophla

Catalogue 1971 [illegible] 2515 [illegible] " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 225 [illegible] " " 225 " " 125 [illegible] (P) 425 (Acide) 525 [illegible] [illegible]

Darby D. 1982 Catalogue Los Vrges, 14,4 km. S at microwave station (by rock road), Veracruz, Mexico, 26 Aug 1982, coll. D. Darby & D.K. Dassios, elev. 3020 m. 266 Pseudoeurycea leprosa 267 " 268 " 269 " 270 " 271 " 272 " 273 " 274 " S 763 275 ?Chiropterotriton chiropterus MUZ 2d 200681 received 16 Oct 1982 7639 276 → " 200682 " MUZ 196075 b 277 Pseudoeurycea melanomolga Los Vrges, 14.4 km. S (by rock road) at microwave station, Veracruz, Mexico, 26 Aug. 1982, SW slope, coll. D. Darby D.K. Dassios, elev. 3020 m. 278 Pseudoeurycea leprosa 279 " 280 (proba) Jalvea 57636 281 ? Chiropterotriton (?) DD 281-294 = MUZ 200690 57637 282 ⚠ " 200693 57638 293 ⚠ " → 57639 284 ⚠ "

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Danda, D. 1982 Catalogue Las Vegas, 14.4 km. S (by rock road) at microwave station, SW slope, coll. D Danda + S.R. Deesing, elev. 3020 m. 26 Aug 1982 57640 285 ♀ Chiropterotriten (?) DD 285-294 = MUZ 200694 -200703 57641 286 ♀ ,, 57642 287 ♀ ,, 57643 288 ♀ ,, 57644 289 ♂ ,, 57645 290 ♀ ,, 57646 291 ♂ ,, 57647 292 ♀ ,, 57648 293 ♀ ,, 57649 294 ♀ ,, dd 5 17 Sept. 1982 Las Vegas, 14.4 km. S (by rock road) at microwave station, SW slope, 27 Aug 1982 coll. D. Danda + S.R. Deesing, elev. 2900 - 3020 m. Very dry phase. 295 ♂ Chiropterotriten (?) disruption 57680 preserved 16 Oct 1982 296 ♂ ,, ,, 57681 dd ,, 297 ♂ ,, ,, 57682 ,, 298 ,, ,, preserved 8 Nov. 1982 299 ,, ,, preserved 29 Nov. 1982 300 ,, ,, preserved 3 Dec 1982 301 ,, ,, preserved Dec. 1982 DD 295 - 301 = MUZ 200693 -200694

(cyclopropane) 2891 To (benzyl) 2 - A + H+1, may be out cyclo V2, total number of oct-2, and 5/2 + 2.0 (SPI) and 35 (E) not [illegible] ? " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " To (benzyl) 2 - and + H+1, may be out cyclo V2, total number of oct-2, and 5/2 + 2.0 not [illegible] " " [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 2891 - 49.000 " " " " " " " " [illegible] " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 2891 - 47.000 2891 - 46.000 2891 - 45.000 2891 - 44.000

Dada D. 1982 Catologo La Joga, Veracruz, Thapier, 28 Aug 1982, col. D. Dada & R. K. Bosserin, etv. 2125 m. collected by Bide 633 178842 302 Pseudoeurycea "Joanna" trussed 13 Sept 1982 634 178843 303 ", " trussed ", 304 ", ", preserved 305 ", ", ", 306 ", ", ", 307 ", ", ", 308 ", ", ", 309 Pseudoeurycea "Jelli" (?) MV2 195894 310 Pseudoeurycea capalieu (?) MV2 185895 311 ", ", (?) 635 178841 312 Pseudoeurycea "melanistis Joanna" (?) 313 Abronia graminea 314 ", ", ", 315 ", ", ", 316 (undo) Rhadinosa 9 317 Chirapistratus lavae died + preserved 10 June 1984 b 318 ", ", ", 4 319 ", ", ", R. 320 ", ", ", B 321 ", ", ", 322 ", ", ", 323 ", ", ", 324 ", ", ", 70 325 ", ", ",

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Danda, D. 1982 Catalogue La Joya, Veracruz, Mexico, 28 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + J.K. Deesione, elev. 2125 m. collected by land 326 Chiroptotriton laurae 327 " 328 " 329 " 330 " 331 " 332 " 333 " 334 " 335 " 336 " Tezontlan, mountains NW of Puebla, Mexico, 29 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + J.K. Deesione, elev. 2360 m. 337 Phrynosoma 338 " 339 " 340 Sceloporus 341 " Totela, 42.1 km E (on dirt road), Puebla, Mexico, 30 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + J.K. Deesione, elev. 1470 m. #1 1982 57692 MV2 300714 342 Chiroptotriton sp. June 16 Oct 1982 343 ( Bros)

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Danda, D. 1982 Catalogue Jotala, 24,2 km W, on Mex. Hwy. 132, Puebla, Mexico, 30 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + D.K. Sessions, elev. 2720m. 7683 344 ♂ Olinopterotatus sp. Tucumán 16 Oct 1982 345 ♀ " 346 ♂ " " 686 347 ♂ " " -349 1-349 200715 200720 348 " " preserved 19 Nov. 1982 349 " " preserved 3 Nov. 1982 MVZ 196055 350 Pseudoeurycea cephalica 351 " 352 " Xicotapac de Juarez, 3,3 km S of Hotel Mi Ranchito or Mex. Hwy 130, 2,1 km E on road to La Union, Puebla, Mexico, 31 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + D.K. Sessions, elev. 1152m MUZ S7687 200723 353 ♂ Olinopterotatus sp. Tucumán 16 Oct 1982 S7688 200724 354 ♂ " " 1.9 km, N of Puebla / Tlaxcala state line, Puebla, Mexico, on Mex. Hwy. 119, 31 Aug. 1982, coll. D. Danda + D.K. Sessions, elev. 2750m. 355 Pseudoeurycea cephalica 356 " 357 "

regulate [51] gulf rest in W and E plate? no, [81] and OE, no rifts, folds? mostly wide, narrow XL + also Q Q [21] x 0.1 mst for intensity 025 445 " " 3 245 " " 245 " " 245 [91] in I herring 337 [91] in S herring 445 analyses, magnitudes? 025 260 " 185 " 285 left to Z and E, gulf of calipatria X at I,2, [51] gulf rest in old Q if? mostly folded, small at E has a ? XL + also Q Q no, [91] and IE in [2] II wide, narrow [51] x 0.1 mst for intensity 885 " " 425 etc, almost folded to Y and P. I gulf rest in intense folds, and obs by Q Q also, [91] and IE, P II no [2] II wide, narrow X E analyses, magnitudes? 325 " 325 " 385

Darda, D. 1982 Catalogue Cueva de la Iglesia, Ahuacatlan, San Juis Potosi, 2 Sept. 1982, Mexico, coll. D. Darda + D. K. Dessin, elev. 1100 m. S7693 358 Chiropterotriton male 16 Oct., 1982 S7694 359 "" "" 58 360 "" "" preserved 17 Oct, 1982 Cueva de la Potrerillos, 1.1 km. W of Ahuacatlan + 0.7 km. N off Hwy. 120 San Juis Potosi, Mexico, 2 Sept. 1982. coll. D. Darda + D. K. Dessin, elev. 1170 m. 02, 1982 dd S7689 (H2) 361 Chiropterotriton magnipes (17 Jan 1983 S7690 362 "" "" "" S7718 363 "" "" tissue 11 Dec, 1982. MVZ 676-678 Mineral del Chico, 3.8 km. S, Hidalgo, Mexico, 4 Sept. 1982, coll. D. Darda + D. K. Dessin, elev. 2630 m. tissue 11 Dec.? 2200679 S7717 364 Chiropterotriton linidictus multidentatus 1982 4,3 km. E of jct. of Hwy 105 and old hwy. to Triangulingo (~ 10.7 km. N of Trianguilingo), Hidalgo, Mexico, 4 Sept. 1982, coll D. Darda + D. K. Dessin, 1950 m, elev. 365 Alvaria taenista 366 "" 367 ""

Darda, D. 1982 Catalogue 4, 3 dem. E of jet. of Msc. Hwy. 105 and old Hwy. to Tlanguistengo (~ 10.7 dem. est of Tlanquiste ngo), Hidalgo, Mexico, 4 Sept. 1982 / coll. D. Darda & J.K. Dassine 1950 m. elev. Chingytorotitor landroatega Died preserved 10 Oct 1982 MVZ 260635 368 MVZ 200636 57691 369 ♀ // // Tissue 16 Oct 1982 370 // // Lost S 7650 371 ♀ Chingytorotitor arboresus S 7651 372 ♂ // // S 7652 373 ⚥ // // 57653 374 ♀ // // 57654 375 ♂ // // 200621 -200627 376 // // preserved 1 Nov. 1982 371-377 377 // // 378 // // Turkey Run State Park, Parke Co, Indiana Aug. 1982 coll. D. Darda 379 Plathodon glutinosus El Chier National Parks, Hidalgo, Mexico, 16 July 1967, coll. J. Kager 380 Chingytorotitor multidentatus SVL 42mm cleaned & stained! 381 // // 39 mm. ✓ 382 // // 37mm. ✓ 383 // // 40 mm. ✓ 384 // // 36 mm. ✓

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Panda, D. 1982 Catalogue El Chico National Park, Hidalgo! Mexico, 16 July 1967, coll. J. Kezer 385 Chiropterotriton multidentatus SVL CL+S 39mm. v 386 " " 41mm. v 387 " " 39mm. v 388 " " 39mm. v 389 " " 42mm. v 390 " " 36mm. v 391 " " 35mm. v 392 " " [illegible] 393 " " 36mm. v 394 " " 38mm. v 395 " " 31mm. v 396 " " 34mm. v 397 " " 28mm. v 398 " " 35mm. v 399 " " 31mm. v

Darda, D. 1983 Catalogue ~0.5 km. N Rio Jivo (trail), Mexico, Mexico, 17 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda & P. Darvey, elev. 3075 m MUZ 196073 400 Pseudoeurycea zaproza 14.4 - 11.0 km SW (rd) Zoguitlan, Puebla, Mexico, 18 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda, & P. Darvey, elev. 2580-2650 m. 401 Jlorine 402 " 403 " 404 " 405 " 406 " dead & preserved - 19 Dec. 1983 407 " 408 " 409 " 1,9 km. W (rd.) La Cumbre, Oaxaca, Mexico, 20 Nov. 1983 coll. D. Darda & P. Darvey, elev. 2850 m. MUZ 196077 410 Jlorine Along Mt. Hwy. 175, 16.3 km. S La Esperanza, Oaxaca, Mexico, 20 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda & P. Darvey, elev. 2180 m. 411 [illegible] Barisia

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Darda, D. 1983 Catalogue Along Mer. Hwy 175, 10.9 km. S La Esperanza, Oaxaca, Mexico, 20 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda & P. Harvey elev. 2060 m. 412 Tlarius Along road between Tapachula and Union Juarez, Chiapas, Mexico, 22 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Harvey, & A. Bauer 413 Rana maculata Hotel Riviera, Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico, 22 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Harvey, & A. Bauer, elev. ~140 m. 414 Hylya Phrynohyas venulosa Along road between Tapachula and Nueva Alemania, Chiapas, Mexico, 23 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Harvey, & A. Bauer, elev. 500-550 m. 415 Bolitoglossa occidentalis Ramulotz Mexicanus parvit 416 " DM 7 DM 8 6.6 km. S Motozintla (rd.) & 6.7 km. NW of road (along road to Chiltepece), Chiapas, Mexico, 24 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Harvey, A. Bauer, elev. 1925 m. 417 Bolitoglossa franklini Returned to Mexican parvit DM 9 418 Bolitoglossa [illegible] DM 10

EPI Catalogs 2 and P.OI, EPI g+ H+ mint g+20 result: n=8 O, average 3 at point 9 + also C.P. Var. EPI mF os - 0005 mle mint E mint E has challenged mental low g+20 EPI w/ LL result: average D, gerung m=8, 0 +, point 8, also C.D. 02s. atlasman and 9 E14 point O challenged mint E x H also C.D. 02s, EPI w/ LL result m=71 - mle, m=6, 0 +, point D - volume explored 9 atpts E14 mint P has challenged mental low g+20 w/ EL result: average D, average D 0+, point D, also C.D. 02s, EPI - 002 - 005 mle, n=8 FMO = Ergonimic phenol idation analysis 214 3 mg " " 214 and P.d + (b) alt. g+ pt 2 and d, d (forgotten at low gale) have 3, HM 02s, EPI w/ P+6 mint, average D m=EPI mle, point 0, point 9, also C.D. FMO, mg m=7 mint w/ limited SIMG " " mild and analyzed 114 " " intermediate analyzed at 814

Dandy D. 1983 Catalogus Tzias, Chiapas, Mexico, 27 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Danda, P. Darvey, A. Bauer, eler. 1460m. 419 Bolitoglossa medicana (6 July 1974 - dead) Along Mex. Hwy., 175, 7.3 deg. N Uxte Harnosa, Oaxaca, Mexico, 20 Nov. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey MVZ 196098 420 Omantodes cundoa Barranca de San Miguel, 2.7 deg. S old Mex. Hwy., 150, 3.4 deg. W Fortin, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda, P. Darvey, C. Cerro, eler. 890 m. 421 Linastites cundoa 422 " " dead + preserved 19 Dec. 1983 423 " " " 424 " " " 425 " " " MVZ 196061-196072 426 " " " 427 " " " 428 " " " 429 " " " 430 " " " 431 " " " 432 " " " 433 " " dead 13 Dec. 1983 (ptld) s-8674 MVZ 196079 434 Pseudis carinulga s-8678 MVZ 196080 435 " s-8679A MVZ 196081 436 "

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Darda, D. 1983 Catalogue Baranca de San Miguel, 2.7 km. S del Nos. Hwy., 150, 3.4 km. W Fortin, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Darvey, C. Coron, elev. 890m 85 Muz 190947 437 Phrynosoma parvumg 438 " 439 " Huatucero, 2 km. SW on Nos. Hwy., 131, Veracruz, Mexico, coll. D. Darda, P. Darvey, C. Coron, 3 Dec. 1983 elev. Muz 196031 440 Bolitoglossa platydaetyla 441 " " Returned to Mexican genus. Chautlaapan, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Darda, P. Darvey, C. Coron, elev. Muz 196032 442 Bolitoglossa platydaetyla Returned to Mexican genus. -8676 Muz 196082 443 Bolitoglossa rufescens -8677 Muz 196083 444 " -8675 Muz 196084 445 " -8986 2 190948 446 " -8987 2 190949 447 " 448 " 449 " 450 " 451 " 452 " 453 "

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Danda, D. 1983 Catalogue Cuautlapen, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda, P. Darvey, C. Ceran, elev. 454 Bolitoglossa rufescens 455 " " 456 " " 457 " " 458 " " 459 " " 460 " " 461 " " 462 " " 463 " " died 13 Dec. 1983 (pithed) 464 " " " " " 465 " " " " " 466 " " " " " Baranca de San Miguel, 2.7 km, S old Mex. Hwy, 150, 3.4 km, W Hartin, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda, P. Darvey, C. Ceran, elev. 890m. 196099 467 [illegible] POR Tropidodipsas sartorii -lead to R. Davis for c+5 Ridge between Volcano Popocatepetl and Oztaccihuatl, 6.2 km. W[3] Paso de Cartez, Mexico, Mexico, 6 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 3170m. 64 4 Dec. (1985) 468 [Chingasterites clispene] MVZ 200628

" " " " 424 " " 224 " " 124 " " 524 " " 624 " " 724 " " 924 " " 124 " " 634 (bulky) 8801, a C, J, L. " " 224 " " 324 " " 214 " " 324 h. 2, and C & E, brought out at various trips U/ no 45, 021, port P. next the 8801, a C, 3, various places. no 924, v, and 2, great J, a C, 9 a few winter regularity, 700, at the other end of the canal solid at no U/ and E, 570, in 8801, a C, 3, various places, etc. no 024, v, great J, at 9, a C, 2, antique, not very good. 224 624.

Darda, D. 1983 Catalogue 469-474 02 200629- 200634 Ridge between Volcano Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, 11.9 km. W (N.S.) Paso de Cortez, Mexico, Mexico, 6 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Darda & P. Harvey, elev. 2860m 65 469 Chrysopestrites luteipes 66 470 " 67 471 " 68 472 " 69 473 " 70 474 " 475 Pseudotyrannus depressa 476 " 477 " 478 " 479 " 480 " MVZ 196034 481 " preserved 2 Aug. 1984 MVZ 1960365 482 " MVZ 1960346 483 " MVZ 1960347 484 " died 4 Mar. 1985 MVZ 196038 485 " MVZ 196039 486 " 789 196040 487 " dissected 30 Apr 1985 S-9790 MVZ 196042 488 " 9791 MVZ 196042 489 " -9792 196043 490 " -9793 MVZ 196044 491 "

Dada, D. 1983 Catalogue Ridge between Volcano Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, 11.9 deg. W (rd.) Paso de Cortez, Mexico, Morelos, 6 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada & P. Darby, elev. 2860m. 94 MUZ 196045 492 Pseudoemgea lepisa trained 30 APR 1985 95 MUZ 196046 493 " " 96 MUZ 196047 494 " " 11.9 deg. N of Puebla / Tlaxcala state line, Puebla, Mexico, on Mex. Hwy. 119, 7 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada and P. Darby, elev. 2680m. MUZ 196056 S9779 495 Pseudoemgea cephalica trained 30 APR 1985 S9780 MUZ 196057 496 " " Xicotepec de Juarez, 3.3 deg. S of Hotel Mi Ranchito on Mex. Hwy. 130, 2.1 deg. E on road to La Union, Puebla, Mexico, 8 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada & P. Darby, 1080m. Dx. H87) 71 MUZ 200725 497 Chionoptictan sp. 200726 498 " " dead & pressed 19 Dec. 1983 Along road to Ixtla, 10.3 deg. E Mex. Hwy. 119, Puebla, Mexico, 8 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada & P. Darby, 2610m. MUZ 196049 499 Pseudoemgea cephalica preserved 30 APR 1985 S9781 MUZ 196050 500 " trained 30 APR 1985 S9782 MUZ 196051 501 " "

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Danda, D. 1983 Catalogue Along dirt road, 1.1 km W of main road ~1km. S of Apulco (between Zacapoaxtla and Cuetzalan), Puebla, Mexico, 11 Dec. 1983, coll. D Danda + P. Darvey 502 Chiropterotriton age 503 " 504 Hylo mystypanum 505 " Taeniopus (?) 506 tadpoles (20) dead + preserved 19 Dec. 1983 Los Vegas, 14.8 km S at microwave station (by rock road), Veracruz, Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2950 m. 507 Chiropterotriton - found dead and decomposed 14 July 1986. - thrown away. MUZ 196060 59785 508 Pseudoeurycea leprosa trapped 30 APR 1985 Los Vegas, 14.8 km S at microwave station (by rock road), SW slope, Veracruz Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2950 m. 509 Chiropterotriton 510 " 511 " 512 " 513 " (DM) 514 " as DM1 Returned to Mexican permit office 515 " DM2 516 " DM3

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Danda, D. 1983 Catalogue Las Vegas, 14.8 km. S (by rock road) at microwave station, SW slope, Veracruz, Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2950 m. 517 Chiropterotriton Returned to Notiomystis geminifilis 518 " " 519 Pseudoeurycea leprosa 520 " " 521 " " 522 " " released 30 APR 1985 523 " " " Las Vegas, 11.6 km. S (by rock road) near microwave station, Veracruz, Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2840 m. 524 Pseudoeurycea leprosa La Joya, 3 km. W along Hwy. 140, Veracruz, Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2170 m. 525 Chiropterotriton darvas 526 " " 527 Alvarius taeniata groenlandia Las Vegas, 14.8 km. S (by rock road) at microwave station, SW slope, Veracruz, Mexico, 12 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Danda + P. Darvey, elev. 2950 m. 528 Barisia imbricata

"Aphasia" 1991 "regulate" "to (how does p.)? & mA 8+4, myself self," "myself", equal W2 "intake maintenance" "at C.C. class, EBP! no Q L1 myself" "no Q P.L. male, myself 9+" "280 - " "glue unit I hunted "voluntary guild" 112 "280 " " " 312 "angel asphyxiate?" 112 " " " " 412 " " " " 121 "251 mA of lament " " " 222 " " " " 212 "to (how does p.)? & mA 8+4, myself self," "myself", equal W2 "intake maintenance" "at C.C. class, EBP! no Q L1 myself" "no Q P.L. male, myself 9+ at the O C. "0+1, male, female W & S, myself self," "myself", equal W2 "intake maintenance" "at C.C. class, EBP! no Q L1 myself myself" "no Q P.L. male, myself 9+ at the O C. "angel asphyxiate?" 452 "0+1, male, female W & S, myself self," "myself", equal W2 "intake maintenance" "at C.C. class, EBP! no Q L1 myself myself" "no Q P.L. male, myself 9+ at the O C. "angel asphyxiate?" 252 " " " " 252 " " " " 212 "mowing [illegible] Jeeves myself" 152 "to (how does p.)? & mA 8+4, myself self," "myself", equal W2 "intake maintenance" "at C.C. class, EBP! no Q L1 myself" "no Q P.L. male, myself 9+ at the O C. Jeeves himself 222

Dada, D. 1983 Catalogue La Joga, Veracruz, Mexico, 13 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada & P. Darvey, elev. 2125 m. 7786 MVZ 196052 529 Pseudoryzomys capricornis tissued 30 APR 1985 7787 MVZ 196053 530 " 7788 MVZ 196054 531 " 532 [illegible] Daglis mutitorques MVZ 196095 533 Delospoma MVZ 196096 534 " MVZ 196097 535 " 536 " dead, summer 1985, pitelad Barranca de San Miguel, 2.7 km. S old Mex. Hwy. 150, 3.4 km. W Fortin, Veracruz, Mexico, 3 Dec. 1983, coll. D. Dada, P. Darvey, C. Caron, elev. 890 m. MVZ 196074 537 Parvinolga dead + preserved 19 Dec. 1983 Ocozocautla, Chiapas, Mexico, 29 Nov. 1983, (gift from local person, preserved in alcohol), elev. 750 m. MVZ 196033 538 Bolitoglossa [illegible] occidentalis (?) MVZ 196160 539 Oxybelis fulgidus 540 Basiliscus vittatus Fishrock Road, 4.38 Anchor Bay, (Milepost 5.72) Milepost 8.58, Mendocino Co., Calif. 21 Dec. 1983 541 Ixida granulosa

Cupulata 5971 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 5971 MA DE BUNKER, ANALOGY MAGAZINE? 152 " " " " " " " " 122 augustine aught, [illegible] 122 [illegible] 422 " " 422 " " 222 " " 222 honey, 5971 mummy, look 322 2, and 6, 8, aught 10 at anarchy's out w. and 4, 8, 021, put hell 12 now, 5971 o'clock, auntie, generally noted who need 2, general 9, clock 3 5971 in 31 bunker + bunk splinter? 152 5971 not PE, worst magical, at magic 0 (holding a bruising away level on 3 fig) not 2, only (holding a bruising a bruising, [illegible] 422 [illegible] 122 antler's similar? 042 aught 10 at bunker + bunk splinter 5971 not 16 analogy clock 142

Dada, D. 1985 Catalogue Woodlot ~ 6 kms. (rd.) W of Las Vigas, between Parote + Las Vigas, Veracruz! Mexico, 23 Sept. 1983, coll. H.B. Schaffer + H. Drummond, elev. 2300m. 542 Chiropterotriton died 19 Feb. 1985 Santa Cruz de Tzamalagilla, S side of Mt. Orijaba Puebla, Mexico, 3 Sept. 1975, coll. John Wright 657 543 ? Chiropterotriton sp (V43)<- all specimens from 7663 544 ♀ " (V44) 545 ♀ " (V50) 546 ♀ " (V51) 201387 547 ♂ " (V52) 01393 548 ♂ " (V53) 549 ♂ " (V54)

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Danda, D. 1986 Catalogue Dolan Pond, Landels - Hill Big Creek Reserve, Monterey Co. Calif. 11 May 1986, coll. D. Danda, P. Dawey-Daba, L. Fland 550 Hyla regilla (tadpole) Woodlot ~ 6 km. (road) W Las Vigas, between Parate + Las Vigas, Veracruz, Mexico, 2300 m., 23 Sept. 1983, coll. H.B. Daffner and H.D. Drummond MVZ 201594 551 Chiropterotitor chiropterus -eggs laid ~1 Feb. 1984 -eggs fried 26 Feb. 1984 -mother ate some eggs, 6 left -mother lost

angelate 3891 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (angelate) aliquid de K 022 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]

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