Journal, v1583
Page 153
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116. ? Daggett exit. Note I looked at the ♂ polyrhachis and his vent markings are not nearly as well developed as the ♀'s. This may have something to do with the tail waving display of the ♀ where she presents her rump toward another lizard (with other species) to say go away. femoral pores ventral view It's sad to be headed home now after such a great trip. It will be very good to see my little wife again though. According to R.C.S. we got all the desert lizards on our trip. We even got several marginal forms.