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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 "niƱos" which
literally means children. They recognized
the occidentalis and referred to a larger