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19 July
Color description: Top of head often green as is
also the anterior part of the dorsum. A touch of green
is also present just below the dark canthus stripe.
Venter immaculate. Posterior parts of thighs often have a
yellowish wash.
Others frozen whole by Wright.
325 Bufa mazatlanensis caught by the local
boys in the sinker tanks behind the tannery on the
north edge of town.
326 Kiwoostown somoriense : found by John
Wright in a shallow, muddy irrigation ditch near the
river.
327-331 Sceloporus clarki : widespread in the
larger acacia trees throughout the area.
332-334 Urosaurus ornatus : widespread and
relatively common - but less so than at the last
locality of Barrancora.
Holbrookia elegans : one seen by John
Wright
335-338 Callisaurus draconoides : relatively
common but again less so than at Barrancora. The
two smallest specimens appear to be young of
the year.