Hauken, James 1975 Journal Mexico trip 9 May the three localities produced an additional Hypsiglena (Allen Greer), one more Sceloporus (SSweet), one Mastigophis taeniatus (SSweet), and a four Cnemidophorus (3-SSweet, 1-A). The latter species had the orange throat and blue belly as does C. gularis but should be ID'd for a possibly different species. No Anelytropsis were taken. Heading NE on Mex Hwy 101 we stopped to work a couple of canyons W of the Sierras which had the same small tree in flower under which Anelytropsis had been found earlier on in the trip. Raking the litter in a similar fashion as before produced no additional records, however. We then continued on to Ciudad Victoria on the E side of the Sierras where we spent the night 9 May Spent the first half of the day driving N on Mex Hwy 101 and then W from Linares to investigate a couple of salamander localities near Galeana, Nuevo Leon. Chiropterotriton has been recorded from Cerro Potosi, 11.2 mi. NW of Galeana and we attempted to reach the locality by taking a dirt road NE out of Galeana. After consulting topo maps of the area we saw that the road would not lead us to the mountain and that it only