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Hauken
James
1978
Journal
N slope of Cerro Pelon, Oaxaca, Mexico
8 July The Epiloboa was found by us beneath a
rock beside the road at 65 Km N Guel
we found one thorius (cloud) beneath
a rock on a fallen log a few feet above the
ground. We visited an additional
locality below 65 km N Guel and above
Vista Hermosa but found no thorius.
Workable localities are hard to find
because of the steep slopes, but even
here, where access was possible, no
animals were found despite our thorough
search of several breliade and other
available cover. At this point the rain,
which had been pouring steadily for
~5 hours, became unbearable and
we quit for the day and headed
into Tuxtpec (including
some successful night driving and a
stop to collect from a breeding chorus
of several frog species). This marks the
end of the thorius part of the trip.
Tuxtepec to Mexico City, Mexico
9-18 July Our last 4 days together were spent
hitting additional Ambystoma localities,
collecting successfully at Lake Alchichica
Puebla, and near Lake Zempuala S of