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Transcription
just beyond the big
one is a smaller one
below the road (see map)
The locality is most of
a kilometer before
the 140 km marker
(San Juan Ixcoyes is
at # 152).
looked in the same
habitats as yesterday
and with the addition
of along the stream,
and more under rocks,
where there were quite
a few, while I had
found none under the
few rocks I turned
yesterday. I saw three
of the same lizards
that I collected yesterday, but did not collect them this
time, no other herps. Collected for two to three hours, density
of animals was higher. Don't know exactly, but altitude is
between well between 2,600 and 3,700 meters, probably right
around 2900. Apparently there was a forest fire which leiled
but did not burn up the down the trees (Fernando)
ridge top
collecting
site
200m
x50m
San Juan Ixcoyes
km.
#140
Rio Guizil
blue line
600
N
stone spires
Capzín
(the indian name
for this rock)
hermana
de Capzín