Field notes, v578
Page 97
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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.