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Paul DeBenedicti's
1960
Aug 30 Hypopachus oxyrhinus
57.6 mi NW (by road) of Guadalajara, Jalisco,
Mexico (T. Papenfuss - Ma A. Eudley collectors)
Snout-vent 1 3/8" . Dorsal ground light
olivaceous, grey-olive laterally, dark gray ventrally.
Finely mottled with black, this most conspicuous in the
groin. Sides finely vermiculated with black, a pale bar
from posterior corner of eye to the anterior part of
arm insertion; limbs ground color, arms 2 narrow
black bars, legs with 4 narrow bars, half as wide
as interspaces. lower sides and venter with large
pale spots, largely replacing ground color; this
pattern also on ventral & posterior surface of hind
limbs; throat mottled light & dark bluish;
A narrow middorsal line from tip of snout to anus,
yellowish in color. number 88.