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from beneath a rotting stump out in the sun.
was curled in a depression beneath the side of the
stump. Ventral part of chin & lower labials with a
faint pink wash
Continued east on Mex. Hwy 120 to the
town of Ahuacatlan, San Luis Potosi. Jim and
Sam went to the sink hole that supplies
the town with water - this is just east of the
town and Philip and I went to find the
cave near the cathedral in the center of town.
Cave just east of Ahuacatlan, San Luis Potosi.
Jim and Sam went into this cave and got
two Syrrhophus longipes,
Cave just SW of the church in
Ahuacatlan, San Luis Potosi, Mex. There were two parts to
this sinkhole, one a horizontal hall-like
shaft going in about 30 yds from an opening
about 10' below the surface. In this part
we got several Syrrhophus longipes two
of which are catalogued here & many
chiropterotriton magnipes 13 of
which are catalogued here. The frogs were
found on horizontal ledges in the cave & the
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