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20 July
The road cut. They were very early to catch.
Cola description w life: Both light chestnut brown
almost lighter below with the faintest indication of a light
latinal strip; dewlap orangish-red; post directed chevrons a touch.
354-355 Eumeces callicephalus : both taken by J.W. for
chromosome tissues.
356 Eumeces : taken by J.W. for
chromosomes & tissues.
357-358 Cnemidophorus latus corm : form seen but
only two caught..
359 Tantilla yaguwa : one from under a
doomed dead oak trunk on the north face of a
small arroyo on the south side of the road.
Cola description: light neck collar off-white; belly
orangish-red.
Left my locality about 2:00 P.M. and started back down the road. Had after time picked up
a AOR Pitophis melanolencus 10.7 miles
S.E. Bamori San. (by road). Continued on
until we meet a flat area 4.0 miles S.E. Bamori San.
360 when John Wright shot a Urosaurus ornatus.
361 Continued on into Sahuarapa. On the way saw
lots of Holurus elegans on the rock fence just south