Bibliography and Scientific Name IndexTO Ampibians and Reptiles in theProceedings and Transactions of the Texas AcademyOF Science, Volume 1-30 (1892-1948),Speclvl Publications of the Texas AcademyOF Science, 2 Editions (1936-1938), and theTexas Journal of Science, Volumes 1-45 (1949-1993)
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INTRODUCTIONThe present bibliography consists of all the papers,abstracts and reviews that have appeared in the Proceedings andTransactions of the Texas Academy of Science, Volumes 1-30, 1892-1948, Special Publications of the Texas Academy of Science, 2editions, 1936-1938, and the Texas Journal of Science, Volumes1-45, 1949-1993 concerning amphibians and reptiles. Abstracts bytitle only are not listed. Abstracts have Abs. placed after thetitle. All titles are numbered sequentially. All authors arelisted alphabetically with junior author(s) cross referenced tothe senior author.The Proceedings and Transactions were sometimes publishedtogether or separately. Each section was designated as suchgiving the impression as two series so titles listed here isseparated into the appropriate section. The Transactions forvolume 22 were never published and volume 13 for the Proceedingsand Transactions were never published. These appearedirregularly with a hiatus between the years 1913-1929. The TexasJournal of Science consists of four numbers a year, sometimesnumbers are combined. All articles with original names arepreceded by an *
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The scientific name index consists of all the herpetologicalnames from the various series listed alphabetically andreferenced to the numbered titles of the article in which itappears. All original spellings are maintained. No scientificnames in the literature cited or bibliographies are listed. All^original names are boldfaced. When both i or ii are used then iiis used for both.The author wishes to thank C. Cans for suggesting thisproject. For suggesting the addition of a scientific name indexG. R, Zug and W. R. Heyer. To A. H. Chaney for the loan of alarge run of the early volumes and to J. R. Dixon for copyingSpecial Publications # 2 for me.
2PROCEEDINGS OF THE TEXAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCEBrown, Sidney O. see Potter, George E., 1941.
1. Murray, Leo T. 1937. System of indices for the dermalskeleton of the Testudinata. 20: 16.2. 1938. Basic research in outdoor herpetology in Texas.22: 18-19.3. Potter, George E. and Sidney O. Brown. 1941. Color changesin Phrynosoma cornutum. 24: 7.
4. Sanders, Ottys. 1938. Report on the collection of seventeenspecies of amphibians in Mexico. 21: 18-20.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE TEXAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE5. Brooks, Barney. 1906. The anatomy of the internalurogenital organs of certain North American lizards. 8:23-38.Brown, Sidney 0., see Potter, George E., 1942; Smith, Hobart,1946 (1948).6. Chandler, H. R. 1943. Interrelation of the cortical andmedullary tissue in the adrenal of Phrynosoma cornutum.26:43.7. Crimmins, M. L. 1946. The treatment of poisonous snakebitesin Texas. 29: 54-61.8. Ferguson, Thomas M. 1946 (1948). Quantitative effects ofpituitary extracts and adrenaline on color changes inamphibians and reptiles. 30: 100-101.9. Forsyth, John W. 1946 (1948). The histology of anuran limbregeneration: Abs. 30: 58.10. Jones, A. W. , B. W. Mounts and G. B. Wolcott. 1945. Apronocephalid trematode from the Pseudemys . 28: 92-93.11. Mitchell, J. D. 1903. The poisonous snakes of Texas, withnotes on their habits. 5: 21-48.Mounts, B. W. , see Jones, A. W. and G. B. Wolcott, 1945.12. Potter, George E. and Sidney O. Brown. 1942. Effect of sexand gonadotropic hormones on the development of the gonadsin Phrynosoma cornutum during reproductive and non-reproductive phases: Abs. 25: 55-56.13. Prather, John K. 1901. On the fossils of the TexasCretaceous, especially those collected at Austin and Waco.4: 85-87.14. Sawin, H. J. 1944. A restoration of the Triassic amphibianBuettneria: Abs. 27: 128.15. Smith, Hobart M. 1946 (1948). Neoteny in Texassalamanders: Abs. 30: 59-60.
16. . 1946 (1948). The map turtles of Texas: Abs. 39:60.17. and Sidney O. Brown. 1946 (1948). A hithertoneglected integumentary gland in the Texas tortoise: Abs.30: 59.18. and Rosemary Warner. 1946 (1948). Evolution of theophidian hyobranchium: Abs. 30: 64-65.19. Strecker, John K. , Jr. 1902, A preliminary report on thereptiles and batrachians of McLennan County, Texas. 4,pt. 2, (5): 95-101.20. Townsend, C. H. Tyler. 1895. On the bio-geography ofMexico, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, with specialreference to the limits of the life areas, and aprovisional synopsis of the biogeographic divisions ofAmerica. 1: 71-96.21. . 1897. On the biogeography of Mexico and thesouthwestern United States. 2: 33-86.22. Vincent, lone. 1946 (1948). Studies on the endoparasitesof the Texas horned lizard, Phrynosoma cornutum (Harlan).30: 250-252.Warner, Rosemary, see Smith, Hobart M. , 1946 (1948).Wolcott, G. B., see Jones, A. W. and B. W. Mounts, 1945.23. Wright, Albert Hazen and Anna Allen Wright. 1938.Amphibians of Texas. 21: 5-35.Wright, Anna Allen, see Wright, Albert Hazen, 1938.
SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS OF THE TEXAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE24. Parks, H. B., V. L. Cory, and others. 1936. Biologicalsurvey of the east Texas Big Thicket area. The fauna andflora of the Big Thicket area. 1-51.25. , , . 1938. Biological survey of the eastTexas Big Thicket area. The fauna and flora of the BigThicket area. ed. 2: 1-51.
TEXAS JOURNAL OF SCIENCEAbuhteba, Ramadan M. , see Cordes, James E., James M. Walkerand James F. Scudday, 1989; Walker, James M., James E.Cordes and Mark A. Paulissen, 1990; Cordes, James E. andJames M. Walker, 1990a, 199b.26. Akersten, William A. 1967. Paleoecology of the Red LightLocal Fauna (Blancan), Hudspeth Co., Texas: Abs. 19: 413-414.27. Altig, Ronald. 1971. Descriptive notes on the tadpoles ofPseudacris ornata and Bufo alvarius. 23: 301-303.28. Annonymous. 1951. Xantus, Hungarian naturalist in thepioneer west, by Henry Miller Maddem and William P.Wreden: A review. 3: 145-146.29. Applegate, Howard G. 1967. Pesticides at Presidio. V.
Synopsis. 19: 353-361.Applegate, H. G. , see Culley, D., 1966; 1967; Saxon, J. G.and J. M. Inglis, 1967.Armstrong, Neal E., see Hubbs, Clark, 1961.30. Atebara, Milton Y. 1974. Effects of seasonal temperatureson the metabolism of Bufo woodhousei: Abs., 25: 128.31. Awbrey, Frank T. 1963. Homing and home range in Bufovalliceps. 15: 127-141.32. Axtell, Ralph W. 1960. The rediscovery of Sceloporusprezygous Smith, in Chiapas, Mexico, with a re-evaluationof its relationships. 12: 232-239.33. . 1961. Eumeces epipleurotus Cope, a revived name forthe southwestern skink Eumeces multivirgatus gaigeiTaylor. 13: 345-351.34. . 1969. Another Ficimia streckeri from southernTexas. 20: 381.Bailey, Thomas F., see Michael, Edwin D., 1972.35. *Baker, James Kenneth. 1957. Eurycea troglodytes: A newblind cave salamander from Texas. 9: 328-336.36. Baldauf, Richard J. 1955. Contributions to the cranialmorphology of Bufo w. woodhousei Girard. 7: 275-311.37. . 1957. Additional studies on the cranial morphologyof Bufo w. woodhousei Girard. 9: 84-88.38. . 1958a. Contributions to the cranial morphology ofBufo valliceps Wiegmann. 10: 172-186.39. . 1958b. A procedure for the staining and sectioningof the heads of adult anurans. 10: 448-451.40. . 1962. The use of morphological criteria in studyinganuran phylogeny: Abs. 14: 422.41. . 1964. Is Calyptocephalella the most primitiveliving frog?: Abs. 16: 476-477.42. and Ernest C. Tanzer. 1965. Contributions to thecranial morphology of the leptodactylid frog Syrrhophusmarnocki Cope. 17: 71-100.Baldauf, Richard J., see Tanzer, Ernest C. , 1971.43. Baldridge, Robert S. and Daniel E. Wivagg. 1992. Predationon imported fire ants by blind snakes. 44: 250-252.Baldridge, Robert., see Watkins, F. and R. Gehlbach, 1967.44. Barck, Alan. 1992. Paleontology of the Glen Rose Formation(Lower Cretaceous), Hood County, Texas. 44: 3-24.45. Barton, Harry L. and Sheldon I. Guttman. 1972. Lowtemperature preservation of toad spermatozoa (genus Bufo).23: 363-370.Best, Frank H., see Best, Troy L. and Hermana C. James,1983.46. Best, Troy L. , Hermana C. James and Frank H. Best. 1983.Herpetofauna of the Pedro Armendariz Lava Field, NewMexico. 35: 245-255.47. Bethea, Nancy J. 1972. Effect of temperature on heart rateof Terrapene ornata: Abs. 23: 604.48. Blair, W. Frank. 1949. The biotic provinces of Texas. 2:93-117.49. . 1955. Differentiation of mating call in spadefoots,genus Scaphiopus. 7: 183-188.
5 ?50. . 1956a. Call difference as an isolation mechanism insouthwestern toads (genus Bufo) . 8: 87-106.51. . 1956b. Mating call and possible stage of speciationof the Great Basin spadefoot. 8: 236-238.52. . 1956c. The mating calls of hybrid toads. 8: 350-355.53. . 1957, Mating call and relationships of Bufohemiophrys Cope. 9: 99-108.54. . 1958. Mating call and stage of speciation of twoallopatric populations of spadefoots (Scaphiopus) . 10:484-488.55. . 1959. Genetic compatibility and species groups inU. S. toads (Bufo). 11: 427-453.56. . 1960, Radiation-induced genetic damage in theMexican toad {Bufo valliceps) . 12: 216-229.57. . 1961. Further evidence bearing on intergroup andintragroup genetic compatibility in toads (genus Bufo).13: 163-175.58. . 1963. Intragroup genetic compatibility in the Bufoamericanus species group of toads. 15: 15-34.59. . 1964a. Evidence bearing on relationships of theBufo boreas group of toads. 16: 181-192.60. . 1964b, Relationships of the Bufo cognatus group oftoads as indicated by hybridization experiments: Abs.16: 494-495.61. , 1966, Genetic compatibility in the Bufo vallicepsand closely related groups of toads. 18: 333-351.62. and David Pettus. 1954. The mating call and itssignificance in the Colorado River toad Bufo alvariusGirard). 6: 72-77.63. Block, Edward F. , IV. 1967, Parasites of the Texas cricketfrog, Acris crepitans: Abs. 19: 422.64. Bloom, Roy A. and Mohammed Y. H. Farooqui. 1992.Concentrations of nonprotein sulfhydryls in theMediterranean gecko, Hemidactylus turcicus (Gekkonidae:Squamata). 44: 75-78.65. Bonn, Edward W. and W. H. McCarley. 1953. The amphibiansand reptiles of the Lake Texoma area. 5: 465-471.66. Boston, Jim D. and Charles R, Willms, 1968.Characteristics of proteolytic activity of pepsin fromRana catesbeiana. 20: 77-86.67. Brach, Vincent. 1992. Discovery of the Rio Grande chirpingfrog in Smith County, Texas (Anura: Leptodactylidae)
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44: 490.Brindley, Darlene C, see Cannon, M. Samuel and ManleyMcGill, 1978.68. Brockman, H. L. and J, P, Kennedy. 1962. Open heartsurgery in Alligator mississipiensis Daudin: Abs. 14:423?424
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69. and J. P. Kennedy. 1963. Tolerance to aquaticsubmersion in Alligator mississipiensis following surgicalocclusion of the left aortic orifice: Abs, 15: 417-418.Brodie, Edmund D., Jr., see Campbell, Jonathan A. and DanielR, Formanowiez, Jr., 1989.70. Brown, Bryce C. and Lillian M. Brown. 1967. Notable
records of Tamaulipan snakes. 19: 323-326.Brown, Bryce C. , see Williams, Kenneth L. and Larry DavidWilson, 1966.71. Brown, Lauren E. 1970. Interspecies interactions aspossible causes of racial size differences in the toadsBufo americanus and Bufo woodhousei. 21: 261-267.72. and Jack R. Pierce. 1965. Observations on thebreeding behavior of certain anuran amphibians. 17: 313-317.Brown, Lillian M. , see Brown, Bryce C, 1967.Brown, Sidney O. , see Enslow, Donald H., 1956; 1957; 1958.73. Brown, Ted L. and Ronald V. Lucchino. 1972. A record-sizedspecimen of the Texas horned lizard {Phrynosoma cornutum)
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24: 353-354.Brown, Ted L. , see Degenhardt, William G. and David A.Easterla, 1976.74. Buchanan, Elisabeth. 1985. Xenopus egg polarity expressedby uneven distribution of sperm mRNA: Abs. 37: 116.Burdick, Deborah A., see McAllister, Chris T. , Paul S.Freed, Steve J. Upton and Nixon A. Wilson, 1991.75. Bush, Claranne. 1972. Sperm tail complex of Ambystomatigrinum fine structure: Abs. 23: 598.76. Camarillo R. , Jose L. and Jonathan A. Campbell. 1993. Asecond confirmed population of the rare Mexicanrattlesnake, Crotalus transversus (Serpentes: Viperidae).45: 178-179.77. Campbell, Jonathan A., Daniel R. Formanowiez, Jr. and EdmundD. Brode, Jr. 1989. Potential impact of rattlesnakeroundups on natural populations. 41: 301-317.Campbell, Jonathan A. see Camarillo R. , Jose L. , 1993.78. Campbell, M. 1967. The effect of food availability on bodysize in Bufo valliceps: Abs. 19: 445.79. Campbell, Phillip M. and W. K. Davis. 1971. The effects ofvarious combinations of temperature and relative humidityon evaporative waterless of Bufo valliceps . 22: 389-402.80. Campbell, T. N. , ed. 1958. Publications of the TexasAcademy of Science, 1892-1957. 10: 86.81. Camper, Jeffrey D, and James R. Dixon. 1990. Highincidence of melanism in Masticophis taeniatus girardi(Reptilia: Colubridae), from the Cuatro Cienegas Basin ofCoahuila, Mexico. 42: 202-204.82. Cannon, M. Samuel, Darlene C. Brindley and Manly McGill.1978. The paracnemid gland of Bufo alvarius. 30: 133-143.83. Carl, Gary. 1981. Reproduction in the captive Brazos watersnake, Nerodia barter! . 33: 77-78.Cavazos, David, see King, Ken and Frank W. Judd, 1987.84. Chaney, Allan H. and Robert E. Gordon. 1954. Notes on apopulation of Sceloporus merriami merriami Stejneger. 6:78-82.85. Chrapliwy, Pete S. and Edmond V. Malnate. 1961. Thesystematic status of the spadefoot toad Spea laticepsCope. 13: 160-162.86. Christiansen, James L. and William G. Degenhardt. 1969. An
unusual variant of the whiptail lizard Cnemidophorusgularis (Sauria: Teiidae), from New Mexico. 21: 95-97.87. Clark, Donald R. , Jr. 1964. Reproduction and sexualdimorphism in a population of the rough earth snake,Virginia striatula (Linnaeus). 16: 265-295.Cobb, Vincent A., see Ford, Neil B. and William W. Lamar,1990.88. Cordes, James, E., James M. Walker and Ramadan M. Abuhteba.1990a. Cnemidophorus gularis septemvittatus (Teiidae)from Pecos County, Texas. 42: 209-210.89. , and . 199b. Genetic homogeneity ingeographically remote populations of parthenogeneticCnemidophorus neomexicanus (Sauria: Teiidae). 42: SOS-BOS.90. , James M. Walker, James F. Scudday and Ramadan M.Abuhteba. 1989. Distribution and habitat of theparthenogenetic whiptail lizard, Cnemidophorusneomexicanus (Sauria: Teiidae) in Texas. 41: 425-428.Cordes, James E., see Paulissen, Mark A. and James M.Walker, 1989; Walker, James M. , Ramadan M. Abuhteba andMark A. Paulissen, 1990; McAllister, Chris T. and James M.Walker, 1991; Walker, James M. , 1993.Corn, David Bruce, see McAllister, Chris T. and Stanley E.Trauth, 1991.91. Creel, Gordon C. 1963. Bat as a food item of Rana pipiens.15: 104-106.92. Crisp, Thomas M. 1964. Studies of reproduction in thefemale ovoviviparous lizard, Sceloporus cyanogenys (Cope):Abs. 16:481.93. Culley, D. D., Jr. and H. G. Applegate. 1966. Pesticidesat Presidio II. Birds, reptiles and mammals: Abs. 18:110.94. and . 1967. Pesticides at Presidio IV.Reptiles, birds, and mammals. 19: 301-310.95. Curfman, B. E. and F. F. Davidson. 1966. Parasitichelminths of Natrix erythrogaster transversa Hallowell,the blotched water snake, in the Waco, Texas area: Abs.18: 121.96. Dalquest, Walter W. 1962. Tortoises from the Pliocene ofTexas. 14: 192-196.97. . 1963. Large amphibian ichnites from the Permian ofTexas. 15: 220-224.Davidson, F. F. see Curfman, B. E., 1966.98. Davis, Billy J. 1971. A new size record for the Louisianapine snake, Pituophis melanoleucus ruthveni . 23: 145.99. Davis, W. K. 1967. Some observations on the distrubutiondynamics of the Mediterranean gecko, Hemidactylusturcicus, in Texas: Abs. 19: 446.100. . 1972. Some additional notes on the Mediterraneangecko, Hemidactylus turcicus, in Texas: Abs. 23: 577.Davis, W. K., see Campbell, Phillip M. , 1971; Tupa, DiannaDowden, 1976.Dean, Robert H., see McCrystal, Hugh K. and James R. Dixon,1985.
8101. Degenhardt, William G. , Ted L. Brown and David A. Easterla.1976. The taxonomic status of Tantilla cucullata andTantilla diabola. 27: 225-234.Degenhardt, William G. , see Christiansen, James L. , 1969.102. *Dixon, James Ray. 1957. Geographic variation anddistribution of the genus Tomodactylus in Mexico. 9:379-409.103. . 1960. Epizoophytic algae on some turtles of Texasand Mexico. 12: 36-38.104. . 1983. Taxonomic status of the Brazilian colubridsnake, Xenodon suspectus Cope. 35: 257-260.105. * . 1991. Geographic variation and taxonomy ofLiophis almadensis (Wagler) (Serpentes: Colubridae), anddescription of a new species of Liophis from Argentinaand Bolivia. 43: 225-236.106. and Allan L. Markezich. 1992. Taxonomy andgeographic variation of Liophis poecilogyrus (Wied) fromSouth America (Serpentes: Colubridae). 44: 131-166.Dixon, James Ray, see Duellman, William F. , 1959;McCrystal, Hugh K. , 1983; McCrystal, Hugh K. and RobertH. Dean; 1985; Hendricks, Fred S., 1986; Camper, JefferyD., 1990; Liner, Ernest A., 1992.Drewes, R. C, see Murphy, Robert W. , 1976.107. *Duellman, William E. and James Ray Dixon. 1959. A newfrog of the genus Tomodactylus from Michoacan, Mexico.11: 78-82.108. Dutton, Ronald H. and L. C. Fitzpatrick. 1974. Influenceof seasonal temperatures on the metabolism of the rustylizard, Sceloporus olivaceous: Abs. 25: 128-129.109. Easterla, David A. 1978. The Mediterranean gecko,Hemidactylus turcicus , at Big Bend National Park, Texas.39: 199.Easterla, David A., see Degenhardt, William G. and Ted L.Brown, 197 6.Eck, L. J. see Raun, G. G. , 1967.110. Engeling, G. A. 1974. Population ecology of Cophosaurustexanus in Comal County, Texas: Abs. 25: 146.111. Enlow, Donald H. and Sidney O. Brown. 1956. A comparativehistological study of fossil and recent bone tissues.Part 1. 8:405-443.112. and . 1957. A comparative histological studyof fossil and recent bone tissues. Part II. 9: 186-214.113. and . 1958. A comparative histological studyof fossil and recent bone tissues. Part III. 10: 187-230.Faroogui, Mohammed Y. H., see Bloom, Roy A., 1992.114. Feduccia, J. Alan. 1971. The origin of terrestrialamphibia. 22: 255-263.115. Fingal, W. A. 1964. The toxicity of DDT (DichloroDiphenyl Trichloro Ethane) to Xenopus laevis: Abs. 16:483.Fitzpatrick, L. C, see Dutton, Ronald H., 1974.116. Flores-Villela, Oscar, Fernando Mendoza, Efrain Hernandez,
Mario Mancilla, Enrique Godinez and Irene GoyenecheaMayer. 1992. Ophryacus undulatus in the Mexican stateof Hidalgo. 44: 249-250.Flury, Alvin G. , see Jameson, David L. , 1949.117. Ford, Neil B., Vincent A. Cobb and William W. Lamar. 1990.Reproductive data on snakes from northeastern Texas. 42:355-368.Forman, Jon R. , see Jackson, Crawford G. , Jr., 1976.Formanowiez, Daniel R. , Jr., see Campbell, Jonathan A. andEdmund D. Brodie, Jr., 1989.118. Fouquette, M. J., Jr. 1954. Food competition among foursympatric species of garter snakes, genus Thamnophis. 6:172-188.119. . 1960. Call structure in frogs of the familyLeptodactylidae. 12: 201-215.120. and H. L. Lindsay, Jr. 1955. An ecological surveyof reptiles in parts of northwestern Texas. 7: 402-421.Freed, Deborah A., see McAllister, Chris T. , John Riley andPaul S. Freed, 1992; Upton, Steve J. and Paul S. Freed,1993.121. Freed, Paul S. and Keith Neitman. 1988. Notes onpredation on the endangered Houston toad, Bufohoustonensis . 40: 454-456.Freed, Paul S., see McAllister, Chris T. , Steve J. Upton,Deborah A. Burdick and Nixon A. Wilson, 1991; Upton,Steve J. and Deborah A. Burdick, 1991; McAllister, ChisT., John Riley, and Deborah A. Freed, 1992; Upton, SteveJ. and Deborah A. Freed, 1993.122. Frost, S. J. 1949. The forest regions of Texas. 1: 52-55.123. Fugler, Charles M. 1960. New herpetological records forBritish Honduras. 12: 8-13.124. Gannon, Michael R. 1987. New western distributionalrecord of Terrapene Carolina triunguis. 39: 289-293.125. , Michael R. Willig, Kevin B. Willis and Michael P.Moulton. 1990. Intraspecif ic comparisons of diet ofCnemidophorus gularis (Sauria: Teiidae) in centralTexas. 42: 263-272.Garrett, Clay M. , see Upton, Steve J. and Chris T.McAllister, 1993.126. Gaston, Edwin W. , Jr. 1959. Travel accounts of thesouthern plains: 1800-1850. 11: 3-16.127. Gaudin, Anthony J. 1964. The tadpole of Hyla californiaeGorman. 16: 80-84.128. Gehlbach, Frederick R. 1964. Reptiles and amphibians(Herpetozoa) in the North American Pliocene andPleistocene epochs: Abs. 16:495.129. . 1965. Amphibiasns and reptiles from the Plioceneand Pleistocene of North America: A chronologicalsummary and selected bibliography. 17: 56-70.130. . 1966. Community organization along the GuadalupeEscarpment, New Mexico-Texas, with special reference tothe herpetofauna and vegetation: Abs. 18: 127.131. . 1969. Is a pile of tiger salamanders a
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superorganism?: Abs. 20: 300.132. . 1991. The east-west transition zone of terrestrialvertebrates in central Texas: A biogeographicalanalysis. 43: 415-427.Gehlbach, Frederick R. , see McCoy, Clarence J., 1967;Watkins, F. and Robert Baldridge, 1967; Watkins, JulianF., Jr. and Robert W. Plsek, 1972.133. Gloyd, Howard K. 1972. Ernest C. Tanzer, in memoriam.24: 271.Godinez, Enrique, see Flores-Villela, Oscar, FernandoMendoza, Efrain Hernandez, Mario Mancilla and IreneGoyenechea Mayer, 1992.Goetze, Jim R. , see Jones, Clyde, 1991.Goldberg, Stephen R. , see Chris t. McAllister, H. J.Holshuh and Stanley E. Trauth, 1993; Mitschler, RaleneR. , Randall L. Morrison and Steve J. Upton, 1993,134. Gordon, Robert E. and Donald W. Tinkle. 1960. A techniquefor collecting reptile eggs. 12: 14-16.Gordon, Robert E., see Chaney, Allan H., 1954.135. Goshold, William D. and Bob H. Slaughter. 1977. Procoelusversus opisthocoelus vertebrae. 28: 355-356.136. Greene, Harry W. 1969. Fat storage in females of anintroduced lizard, Hemidactylus turcicus , from Texas.21: 233-235.137. Guttman, Sheldon I. 1965 An electrophoretic analysis ofthe blood proteins of the genus Siren. 17: 268-277.Guttman, Sheldon I., see Barton, Henry L. , 1972.Harris, Rodney W. , see Haywood, Charles A., 1971.138. Harvey, Michael B. 1992a. The distribution of Graptemyspseudogeographica on the upper Sabine River. 44: 257-258.139. . 1992b. Erratum (The distribution of Graptemyspseudogeographica on the upper Sabine River). 44: 494.140. Hayes-Odum, Louise A. and Dennis Jones. 1993. Effects ofdrought on American alligator's {Alligatormississippiensis) in Texas. 45: 182-185.141. , Debra Valdez, Marjorie Lowe, Loretta Weiss, PatriciaH. Reiff and Dennis Jones. 1993. American alligator{Alligator mississippiensis) nesting at an inland Texassite. 45: 51-61.142. Haywood, Charles A. and Rodney W. Harris. 1971. Fightbetween rock squirrel and bullsnake. 22: 427.143. Hembrick, Patrick S. 1976. Additions to the Texasherpetofauna, with notes on peripheral range extensionsand new records of Texas amphibians and reptiles. 27:291-299.144. Henderson, George G. 1961. Reproductive potential ofMicrohyla olivacea. 13: 355-356.145. Hendricks, Albert C, J. T. Wyatt and D. E. Henley. 1971.Infestation of a Texas red-eared turtle by leeches. 22:247.146. Hendricks, Fred S. 1985. Intrapopulational variation inthe caudal osteology of Cnemidophorus tigris marmoratusBaird and Girard (Reptilia: Teiidae). 37: 33-47.
11147. *?-? and James R. Dixon. 1986. Systematics andbiogeography of Cnemidophorus marmoratus (Sauria:Teiidae). 38: 327-402.Henley, D. E., see Hendricks, Albert C. and J. T. Wyatt,1971.Hernandez, Efrain, see Flores-Villela, Oscar, FernandoMendoza, Mario Mancilla, Enrique Godinez and IreneGoyenechea Mayer, 1992.Hibbits, Terry, see Treadwell, R. W. , 1969.148. Hill, William H. 1971. Pleistocene snakes from a cave inKendall County, Texas. 22: 209-216.Hockaday, Donald L. , see Judd, Frank W. and HenryNieuwendaal, 1991.Holford, Tricia, see Warwick, Clifford and CatrinaSteedman, 1990.149. Holman, J. Alan. 1965. A small Pleistocene herpetofaunafrom Houston, Texas. 17: 418-423.150. . 1966. The Pleistocene herpetofauna of Miller'sCave, Texas. 18: 372-377.151. . 1969. Pleistocene amphibians from a cave inEdward's County, Texas. 21: 63-67.152. . 1970. A Pleistocene herpetofauna from Eddy County,New Mexico. 22: 29-39.Holshuh, H. J., see McAllister, Chris T. , Stephen R.Goldberg and Stanley E. Trauth, 1993.Hoover, B. Reed, see Slaughter, Bob H., 1963.153. Horton, C. W. 1949. On the mechanics of the Africanspitting cobras, Naja nigricollis and Hemachatushaemachatas: Abs. 1 (1): 98.154. Horvath, Kalman. 1971. Experimental lizard hosts ofpentastomids. 22: 429.155. Hubbs, Clark and Neal E. Armstrong. 1961. Minimumdevelopmental temperature tolerance of two anurans,Scaphiopus couchi and Microhyla olivacea. 13: 358-362.Huff, R. E., see Ramirez, S. A., 1967.156. Hughes, Norman. 1962. The number and form of chromosomesin the genus Scaphiopus. 14: 225-228.157. Hunsacker, Don, II and Don Sellers. 1953. Notes on thepossible integradation between the colubrine snakes,Arizona elegans blanchardi Klauber and Arizona eleganselegans Kennicott in Texas. 5: 268-269.158. Ideker, Joe. 1974. Storeria dekayi texana from thecaprock of northwest Texas. 25: 87,159. . 1976. Tadpole thermoregulatory behaviorfacilitates grackle predation. 27: 244-245.160. Inger, Robert F. 1958. The vocal sac of the ColoradoRiver toad (Bufo alvarius Girard). 10: 319-324.Inglis, J. M., see Saxon, J, G. and H. G. Applegate, 1967.161. Jackson, Crawford G. , Jr. and Jon R. Forman. 1976. Adisjunct population of the eastern chicken turtleDeirochelys reticularia in northeasterm Mississippi. 27:243.Jacob, James S., see McDonald, Harry S., 1971.
12James, Hermana C, see Best, Troy L. and Frank H. Best,1983.162. James, Pauline. 1966. The Mexicam burrowing toad,Rhinophrynus dorsalis , an addition to the vertebratefauna of the United States. 18: 272-276.163. Jameson, David L. and Alvin G. Flury. 1949. The reptilesand amphibians of the Sierra Vieja Range of southwesternTexas. 1 (2): 54-77.164. Jamieson, David H., Stanley E. Trauth and Chris T.McAllister. 1993. Food habits of male bird-voicedtreefrogs, Hyla avivoca (Anura: Hylidae), in Arkansas.45: 45-49.165. Johnson, Clifford W. 1966. Species recognition in theHyla versicolor complex. 18: 361-364.Johnson, Gary D., see Nurry, Phillip A., 1987.166. Jones, Clyde and Jim R. Goetze. 1991. Vertebrata remainsfound in barn owl pellets from Wilbarger County, Texas.43: 326-328.Jones, Dennis, see Hayes-Odum, Louise A., Debra Valdez,Marjorie Lowe, Loretta Weiss and Patricia H. Reiff, 1993;Hayes-Odum, Louise A., 1993.167. Judd, Frank W. , Henry Nieuwendaal and Donald L. Hockaday.1991. The leatherback turtle, Dermochelys coriacea, insouthernmost Texas. 43:101-103.Judd, Frank W. , see Selser, Kyle W. , 1982; King, Ken andDavid Cavazos, 1987.Kallus, Frank T. , see Vanatto, John C, 1975.168. Kaplan, Arnold R. 1955. Darwin's The Origin of Speciesand the modern concept of evolution. 7: 389-395.169. Kasper, Stephen and Dennis Parmley. 1990. A latePleistocene herpetofauna from the lower Texas panhandle.42: 289-294.Kasper, Stephen, see Schafer, Tracy S., 1989.170. Kassing, Edith Force. 1961. A life history study of theGreat Plains ground snake, Sonora episcopa episcopa. 13:185-203.171. Keck, Michael B. 1993. New distributional records ofamphibians and reptiles from Titus County, Texas. 45:360-362.Keirans, James F., see McAllister, Chris T. , 1987.Kennedy, J. P., see Brockman, H. L. , 1962, 1963.172. Kennedy, J. P. 1956. Food habits of the rusty lizard,Sceloporus olivaceus Smith. 8: 328-349.173. . 1961. Eggs of the eastern hognose snake, Heterodonplatyrhinos . 13: 416-422.174. . 1964. Natural history notes on some snakes ofeastern Texas. 16: 210-215.175. Killebrew, F. C. 1972. Mitotic chromosomes of turtles:Abs. 24: 400.176. . 1976. Mitotic chromosomes of turtles II.Chelidae. 27: 149-154.177. . 1977. Mitotic chromosomes of turtles. IV. TheEmydidae. 29: 245-253.178. and Raymond C. Stone, Jr. 1978. An unusual color
I13pattern in Couch's spadefoot, Scaphiopus couchi (Anura:Pelobatidae) , 39: 389.179. King, Ken, David Cavazos and Frank W. Judd. 1987. Anolissagrei (Sauria: Iguanidae) established in southernTexas. 39: 289-290.180. Kroll, James C. 1971. Combat behavior in male GreatPlains ground snakes {Sonora episcopa episcopa) . 23:300.Lamar, William W. , see Ford, Neil B. and Vincent A. Cobb,1990.181. Laughlin, Harold E. 1959. Stomach contents of someaquatic snakes from Lake McAlester, Pittsburgh County,Oklahoma. 11: 83-85.182. and B. J. Wilks. 1962. The use of sodiumpentobarbital in population studies of poisonous snakes.14: 188-191.Laughlin, Harold E., see Wilks, B. J., 1962,Lindsay, H. L. , Jr., see Fouquette, M. J,, Jr., 1955.183. *Liner, Ernest A. and James R. Dixon. 1992. A new speciesof the Sceloporus scalaris group from the Cerro PenaNevada, Nuevo Leon, Mexico (Sauria: Iguanidae). 44:421-427,184. Little John, Murray J, 1959. Artificial hybridizationwithin the Pelobatidae and Microhylidae. 11: 57-59.185. . 1961a. Mating call discrimination by females ofthe spotted chorus frog (Pseudacris clarki) . 13: 49-50.186. . 1961b. Artificial hybridization between some hylidfrogs of the United States, 13: 176-184.187. and Ted C. Michaud, 1959, Mating calldiscrimination by females of Strecker's chorus frog(Pseudacris streckeri) . 11: 86-92,188. Long, David R. 1987. Reproductive and lipid patterns of asemiarid-adapted anuran, Bufo cognatus . 39: 3-13.189. Lowe, Charles H. , Jr. 1954. Isolating mechanisms insympatric populations of southwestern anurans. 6: 265-270.Lowe, Marjorie, see Hayes-Odum, Louise A,, Debra Valdez,Loretta Weiss, Patricia H. Reiff and dennis Jones, 1993.Lucchino, Ronald V,, see Brown, Ted L, , 1972.190. McAlister, Wayne H. 1959. The vocal structures and methodof call production in the genus Scaphiopus Holbrook. 11:60-77,191. , 1961. Artificial hybridization between Rana a.areolata and Rana pipiens from Texas. 13: 423-426.192. McAllister, Chris T, 1990. Helminth parasites ofunisexual and bisexual whiptail lizards (Teiidae) inNorth America. IV. The Texas spotted whiptail{Cnemidophorus gularis) . 42: 381-388.193. . 1991. First report of Mesocestoides sp.Tetrathridia (Cyclophyllidea: Mesocestoididae) in theTexas alligator lizard, Gerrhonotus liocephalus (Sauria:Anguidae), from Coahuila, Mexico. 43: 325-326,194. . 1992. Helminth parasites of unisexual and bisexual
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whiptail lizards (Teiidae) in North America. VIII. TheGila spotted whiptail (Cnemidophorus flagellicaudus)
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Sonoran spotted whiptail {Cnemidophorus sonorae) , andplateau striped whiptail (Cnemidophorus velox) . 44:233-239.195. , James E. Cordes and James M. Walker, 1991.Helminth parasites of unisexual and bisexual whiptaillizards (Teiidae) in North America. VI. The gray-checkered whiptail {Cnemidophorus dixoni) . 43: 309-314.196. and Paul S. Freed. 1992. Larval Ajbjbreviata sp.(Spirurida: Psysalopteridae ) in introduced Rio Grandechirping frogs, Syrrhophus cystignathoides campi (Anura:Leptodactylidae) , from Houston, Texas. 44: 359-361.197. , , Steve J. Upton, Deborah A. Burdick and NixonA. Wilson. 1991. Parasites of the roughtail gecko,Cyrtopodion scabrum (Sauria: Gekkonidae), fromGalveston, Texas. 43: 199-204.198. , Stephen R. Goldberg, H, J. Holshuh and Stanley E.Trauth, 1993. Disseminated mycotic dermatitis in awild-caught timber rattlesnake, Crotalus horridus(Serpentes: Viperidae), from Arkansas. 45: 279-281.199. and James F. Keirans. 1987. Additional records oftick (Ascari: Ixodidae, Argasidae) ingestion by whiptaillizards, genus Cnemidophorus. 39: 287-288.200. , John Riley, Paul S. Freed and Deborah A. Freed.1992. Raillietiella ( Pentastomida: Cephalobaenida) froma Malagasy chameleon, Chamaeleo verrucosus (Sauria:Chamaeleonidae) , from Madagascar. 44: 492-493.201. , Stanley E. Trauth and David Bruce Corn. 1991.Helminth parasites of unisexual and bisexual whiptaillizards (Teiidae) in North America. VII. The six-linedracerunner, Cnemidophorus sexlineatus. 43: 391-397,202. , , V. Rick McDaniel and Russell B. McAllister.1991. First record of the many-lined skink, Eumecesmultivirgatus (Sauria: Scincidae), in Presidio County,Texas. 43: 439.203. and Steve J. Upton. 1992. A new species of Eimeria(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from Pseudemys texana(Testudines: Emydidae ) , from north-central Texas. 44:37-41.204. and Rocky Ward. 1986. New distributional records ofTexas herpetofauna. 38: 65-69,McAllister, Chris T., see Jamieson, David H. and Stanley E.Trauth, 1993; Upton, Steve J, and Clay M. Garrett, 1993.McAllister, Russell B., see McAllister, Chris T. , StanleyE. Trauth and V. Rick McDaniel, 1991.McCarley, W. H., see Bonn, Edward W, , 1958,McClintock, Haskell, see Milstead, William W. and John S.Mecham, 1950.205. McClung, G. Don and Terry Maxwell, 1976. New locality forAgkistrodon contortrix pictigaster (Crotalidae) in Texas.27:405-406.McClure, William L. , see Slaughter, Bob H., 1965.206. McCoy, Clarence J. and Frederick R. Gehlbach. 1967.Cloacal hemorrhage and the defense display of the
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colubrid snake Rhinocheilus lecontei. 19: 349-352.McCrady, J. D., see M. Szabuniewiez, 1967.207. McCrystal, Hugh K. , Robert H. Dean and James R. Dixon.1985. Range extension for the whiptail lizardCnemidophorus laredoensis (Teiidae). 36: 283-284.208. and James R. Dixon. 1983. Eggs and young ofSchott's whipsnake, Masticophis taeniatus schotti. 35:161-163.McDaniel, V. Rick, see McAllister, Chris T. , Stanley E.Trauth and Russell B. McAllister, 1991.209. McDonald, Harry S. and James S. Jacob. 1971. Influence ofsize on the electrocardiagram of Elaphe obsoleta: Abs.22: 300.McDonald, Harry S,, see Tatum, Ella N. , 1971.McGill, Manley, see Cannon, M. Samuel and Darlene C.Brindley, 1978.Malnate, Edmond V., see Chrapliwy, Pete S., 1961.Mancilla, Mario, see Flores-Villela, Oscar, FernandoMendoza, Efrain Hernandez, Enrique Godinez and IreneGoyenechea Mayer, 1992.210. Mares, Michael A. 1971. Coprophagy in the Texas tortoise,Gopherus berlandieri. 23: 300-301.211. . 1972. Notes on Bufo marinus tadpole aggregations.23: 434-435.Markezich, Allan H., see Dixon, James R. , 1992.212. Mather, Charles M. 1970. Some aspects of the life historyof the ground skink Lygosoma laterals. 21: 429-438.213. . 1979. Incidence of mites on Sceloporus variabilisand Sceloporus undulatus (Sauria: Iguanidae) in southTexas. 31: 103.Maxwell, Terry, see McClung, G. Don, 1976.Mayer, Irene Goyenechea, see Flores-Villela, Oscar,Fernando Mendoza, Efrain Hernandez, Mario Mancilla andEnrique Godinez, 1992.214. Mecham, John S. 1954. Geographic variation in the greenfrog, Rana clamitans Latreille. 6: 1-24.215. . 1957. Some hybrid combinations between Strecker'schorus frog, Pseudacris streckeri, and certain relatedforms. 9: 337-345.216. . 1959. Experimental evidence of the relationship ofthe allopatric chorus frogs of the genus Pseudacris. 11:343-347.217. . 1982. New distributional information for somesnakes in western Texas. 34: 191.Mecham, John S., see Milstead, William W. and HaskellMcClintock, 1950.Mendoza, Fernando, see Flores-Villela, Oscar, EfrainHernandez, Mario Mancilla, Enrique Godinez and IreneGoyenechea Mayer, 1992.218. Michael, Edwin D. and Thomas F. Bailey. 1972. Hibernationsites of Anolis carolinensis and Sceloporus undulatus.24: 351-353.Michaud, Ted C, see Littlejohn, Murray J., 1959.219. Milstead, William W. 1953. Geographic variation in thegarter snake, Thamnophis cyrtopsis. 5: 348-379.
16220. . 1953. Ecological distribution of the lizards ofthe LaMota Mountain region of Trans-Pecos Texas. 5: 403-415.221. . 1957. Some aspects of competition in naturalpopulations of whiptail lizards (genus Cnemidophorus)
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9: 410-447.222. . 1958. A list of the arthropods found in thestomachs of whiptail lizards from four stations insouthwestern Texas. 10: 443-446.223. . 1959. Drift-fence trapping of lizards on the BlackGap Wildlife Management Area of southwestern Texas. 11:150-157.224. . 1960. Supplementary notes on the herpetofauna ofthe Stockton Plateau. 12: 228-231.225. , John S. Mecham and Haskell McClintock. 1950. Theamphibians of the Stockton Plateau in northern TerrellCounty, Texas. 2: 543-562.226. Minckley, C. O. and W. E. Rinne. 1972. Another massasaugafrom Mexico. 23: 432-433.227. *Mitchell, Robert W. and James R. Redell. 1965. Euryceatridentifera, a new species of troglobitic salamanderfrom Texas and a reclassification of Typhlomolgerathbuni. 17: 12-27.228. and Richard E. Smith. 1972. Some aspects of theosteology and evolution of the neotenic spring and cavesalamanders {Eurycea, Plethodontidae) of central Texas.23: 343-362.229. Mitschler, Ralene R. , Randall L. Morrison, Stephen R.Goldberg and Steve J. Upton. 1993. Redescription ofElmeria sceloporis ( Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) froma newhost Sceloporus jarrovii (Sauria: Phrysomatidae) . 45:356-358.230. Moore, Richard H. 1976. Reproductive habits and growth ofBufo speciosus on Mustang Island, Texas, with notes onthe ecological reproduction of other anurans. 27: 173-178.231. Morrison, Eston O. 1961. A new locality record for thewarty gecko. 13: 357.232. . 1967. Mite and lungworm infections in Acriscrepitans from southern Oklahoma, 19: 328-329.233. . 1969. Erratum "Mite and lungworm infections inAcris crepitans from southern Oklahoma". 20: 303.Morrison, Randall L. , see Mitschler, Ralene R. , Stephen R.Goldberg and Steve J. Upton, 1993.Moulton, Michael P., see Gannon, Michael R. , Michael R.Willig and Kevin B. Willis, 1990.234. Murphy, Robert W. and R. C. Drewes. 1976. Comments on theoccurrence of Smilisca baudini (Dumeril and Bibron)(Amphibia: Hylidae) in Bexar County, Texas. 27: 406-407.235. Murry, Phillip A. and Gary D. Johnson. 1987. Clear Forkvertebrates and environments from the Lower Permian ofnorth-central Texas. 39: 253-266.Neitman, Keith, see Freed, Paul S., 1988.
17 ?236. Nelson, Craig E. 1966. Systematics and distribution ofsnakes of the Central American genus Hydromorphus(Colubridae) . 18: 365-371.Nieuwendaal, Henry, see Judd, Frank W. and Donald L.Hockaday, 1991,237. Oldham, R. S. 1976. Chorus maintenance in breedingpopulations of the Rana pipiens complex. 27: 323-325.238. Olson, R. Earl. 1967a. Peripheral range extensions andsome new records of Texas amphibians and reptiles. 19:99-106.239. . 1967b. Errata "Peripheral range extensions andsome new records of Texas amphibians and reptiles". 19:329.240. . 1975. Ficimia streckeri in south Texas. 26: 614-615.241. . 1976. Weight regimes in the tortoise Gopherusberlandieri. 27: 321-323.242. . 1977. Evidence for the species status of Baird'sratsnake. 29: 79-84.243. Osten, L. W. 1977. A protostegid (sea turtle) from theTaylor Formation of Texas. 29: 289-292.244. Parker, Nancy R. 1964. The determination of the urodeleforelimb: Abs, 16: 490.245. Parmley, Dennis. 1982. Food items of roadrunners fromPalo Alto County, north central Texas. 34: 94-95.246. . 1986. An annotated key to isolated trunk vertebraeof Elaphe (Colubridae) species occurring in Texas. 38:41-44.247. . 1987. Lampropeltis similis from the Coffee RanchLocal Fauna (Hemphillian Land Mammal Age) of Texas. 39:123-128.248. . 1988. Late Pleistocene anurans from Fowlkes Cave,Culberson County, Texas. 40: 357-358.249. . 1989. A plethodontid vertebra from the Mid-Hemphillian of Texas. 41: 434-435.250. . 1990. A late Holocene herpetofauna from MontagueCounty, Texas. 42: 412-415.251. . 1992. Turtles from the Late Hemphillian (LatestMiocene) of Knox County, Nebraska. 44: 339-348.Parmley, Dennis, see Kasper, Stephen, 1990.252. Paulissen, Mark A., James E. Cordes and James M. Walker.1989. Notes on the thermal biology of the Laredowhiptail, Cnemidophorus " laredoensis" (Teiidae). 41:224-228.Paulissen, Mark A., see Walker, James M. , James E. Cordes,Ramadan M. Abuhteba, 1990.253. Pettus, David. 1955. Notes on the breeding behavior ofthe common treefrog {Hyla versicolor) . 7: 345-346.Pettus, David, see Blair, W. Frank, 1954.254. Pierce, Jack R. 1975. Genetic compatibility of Hylaarenicolor with other species in the family Hylidae. 26:431-441.Pierce, Jack R. , see Brown, Lauren E., 1965.
18255. Pitts, Richard M. , Frances J. Swataski and Jerrold S.Scharninghausen. 1990. Distributional records forseveral snakes from Honduras. 42: 310-311.Plsek, Robert W. , see Watkins, Julian F., II and FrederickR. Gehlbach, 1972.256. Pyburn, William F. 1955. Species discrimination in twosympatric lizards, Sceloporus olivaceus and S. poinsetti.7: 312-315.257. . 1958. Size and movements of a local population ofcricket frogs (Acris crepitans) . 10: 325-342.258. . 1963. Observations on the life history of thetreefrog Phyllomedusa callidryas (Cope). 15: 155-170.259. . 1963. Viability of F. hybrid treefrogs: Abs. 15:441.260. . 1992. A new tree frog of the genus Scinax from theVaupes River of northwestern Brazil. 44: 405-411.261. Quinn, Hugh R. 1979. Sexual dimorphism in tail pattern ofOklahoma snakes. 31: 157-160.262. Ramirez, S. A. and R. E. Huff. 1967. A cytological studyof parthenogenetically activated eggs of Rana pipiens.19: 41-56,263. Raun, Gerald G. 1959, Terrestrial and aquatic vertebratesof a moist relict area in central Texas. 11: 158-171.264. . 1962, Observations on behavior of newborn hognosedsnakes, Heterodon p. platyrhinos . 14: 3-6.265. . 1964. Effects on the Edwards Plateau on thedistribution of Texas vertebrates: Abs. 16: 498.266. . 1966. The distribution of whipsnakes (Masticophistaeniatus) in Texas. 18: 226-227,267. and L. J. Eck. 1967. Vertebrate remains from fourarcheological sites in the Amistad Reservoir area, ValVerde County, Texas. 19: 138-150.268. Reddell, James R, 1967, A checklist of the cave fauna ofTexas. III. Vertebrates. 19: 184-226,269. . 1971. A checklist of the cave fauna of Texas. VI.Additional records of vertebrates. 22: 139-158.Reddell, James R. , see Mitchell, Robert W. , 1965.Reiff, Patricia H., see Hayes-Odum, Louise A., DebraValdez, Marjorie Lowe, Loretta Weiss and Dennis Jones,1993,Riley, John, see McAllister, Chris T. , Paul S. Freed andDeborah A. Freed, 1992.Rinne, W. F. , see Minckley, C. 0., 1972.270. Rose, Francis L, 1989. Aspects of the biology of theConcho watersnake (Nerodia harteri paucimaculata) . 41:115-130.Sanders, Ottys, see Smith, Hobart M. , 1952.271. *Sarjeant, William A. S. 1971, Vertebrate tracks from thePermian of Castle Peak, Texas. 22: 343-366,272. * . 1976. Track of a small amphibian from thePennsylvanium of Oklahoma. 27: 107-112.273. Savage, Jay M. 1954. A revision of the toads of the Bufo
19debilis complex. 6: 83-112.274. Saxon, J. G. , H. G. Applegate and J. M. Inglis. 1967.Male Cnemidophorus tesselatus Say from Presidio, Texas.19: 233-234.275. Schafer, Tracy S. and Stephen Kasper. 1989. Additionalherpetological records for Texas. 41: 337-338.Scharninghausen, Jerrold S., see Pitts, Richard M. andFrances J. Swataski, 1990.Schmidly, David J., see Wilkens, Kenneth T. , 1980.276. Schmidt, Karl P. 1950. The concept of geographic range,with illustrations from amphibians and reptiles. 2: 326-334.277. Scudday, James F. 1967. Additional notes on distributionof Crotaphytus wislizeni in Texas. 19: 396-397.Scudday, James F., see Cordes, James E., James M. Walkeramd Ramadan M. Abuhteba, 1989.278. Selcer, Kyle W. and Frank W. Judd. 1982. Variation in thereproductive ecology of Holbrookia propinqua (Sauria:Iguanidae). 34: 125-135.Sellers, Don, see Hunsaker, Don, II, 1953.279. Semken, Holmes A., Jr. 1961. Fossil vertebrates fromLonghorn Cavern, Burnet County, Texas. 13: 290-310.Session, Johnie J., see Terry, Robert J., 1956.280. Slaughter, Bob H. and B. Reed Hoover. 1963. Occurrence ofichthyosaurian remains in the Cretaceous of Texas. 15:339-343.281. and William L. McClure. 1965. The Sims Bayou LocalFauna: Pleistocene of Houston, Texas. 17: 404-417.Slaughter, Bob H., see Goshold, William D. , 1977.282. Smith, Henry M. 1974. Drift-fence trapping of herptilesin Kenedy County: Abs. 25: 129.283. Smith, Hobart M. and Ottys Sanders. 1952. Distributionaldata on Texas amphibians and reptiles. 4: 204-219.Smith, Hobart M., see Smith, Philip W. and John E. Werler,1952; Werler, John E., 1952.284. *Smith, Philip W. , Hobart M. Smith and John E. Werler.1952. Notes on a collection of amphibians and reptilesfrom eastern Mexico. 4: 251-260.Smith, Richard E., see Mitchell, Robert W. , 1972.Steedman, Catrina, see Warwick, Clifford and TriciaHolford, 1990.285. Stiers, B. 1964. Chromatographic comparison of theparotoid gland secretions of three species groups oftoads (genus Bufo): Abs. 16: 498.Stone, Raymond C, Jr., see Killebrew, Flavius C, 1978.286. Streett, J. C. , Jr. 1958. The relation between liverweight and degree of restoration after partialhepatectomy in Rana pipiens. 10: 236-243.287. . 1961. Gross morphology and rate characteristics ofliver restoration in Rana pipiens. 13: 61-71.288. . 1963. Bile duct regeneration in Rana pipiens: Aprogress report: Abs. 15: 431-432.289. . 1964. A note on a teratoma occurring in theleopard frog: Abs. 16: 493.290. Subtelny, S. 1985. Endoderm heterografts between anuran
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species and primordial germ-cell migrations: Abs. 37:108.Swataski, Frances J., see Pitts, Richard M. and Jerrold S.Scharninghausen, 1990.291. Szabuniewiez, M. and J. D. McCrady. 1967. A case of"Siamese" twins in the turtle {Pseudemys scriptaelegans). 19: 232-233.292. Tanzer, Ernest C. 1965. Albinism in the Texas ratsnake,Elaphe obsoleta lindheimeri (Baird and Girard) . 17: 237-238.293. and Richard J. Baldauf. 1971. Contributions to thecranial morphology of Eleutherodactylus rugulosus (Cope)(Anura: Leptodactylidae) . 23: 29-55.Tanzer, Ernest C. , see Baldauf, Richard J., 1965.294. Tatum, Ella N, and Harry S. McDonald. 1971. Sensitivityof isolated snake heart to catecholamines: Abs. 22:294.295. Terry, Robert J. and Johnie J. Session. 1956. Studies onhind limb regeneration in larvae of Rana pipiens . 8:275-282.296. Thornton, W. A. 1960. Population dynamics in Bufowoodhousei and Bufo valliceps. 12: 176-200.297. Throneberry, Jimmy B. 1962. Studies on thedifferentiation of hemoglobin in Rana pipiens: Abs. 14:438.298. Thurmond, John T. 1969. Notes on mosasaurs from Texas.21: 69-80.Tinkle, Donald W. , see Gordon, Robert E., 1960.299. Trauth, Stanley E. 1992. A new subspecies of six-linedracerunner, Cnemidophorus sexlineatus (Sauria: Teiidae),from southern Texas. 44: 437-443.Trauth, Stanley E., see Chris T. McAllister and David BruceCorn, 1991; McAllister, Chris T., V. Rick McDaniel andRussell B. McAllister, 1991; Jamieson, David H. and ChrisT. McAllister, 1993; McAllister, Chris T. , Stephen R.Goldberg and H. J. Holshuh, 1993.300. Treadwell, R. W. and Hibbits, Terry. 1969. Tantilladiabola from Val Verde County, Texas. 20: 281-282.301. Tupa, Dianna Dowden and William K. Davis. 1976.Population dynamics of the San Marcos salamander, Euryceanana Bishop. 27: 179-195.302. Upton, Steve J., Paul S. Freed and Deborah A. Burdick.1991. Description of a new species of Eimeria(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from Palmatogecko rangei(Sauria: Gekkonidae) in Namibia. 43: 411-414.303. , and Deborah A. Freed. 1993. Redescription ofEimeria bitis (Apicomplexa) from Bitis arietans(Serpentes) from Namibia, Africa. 45: 315-318.304. , Chris T. McAllister and Clay M. Garrett. 1993.Description of a new species of Eimeria (Apicomplexa:Eimeriidae) from Heloderma suspectum (Sauria:Helodermatidae) . 45: 155-159.Upton, Steve J., see McAllister, Chris T. , Paul S. Freed,
21Deborah A. Burdick and Nixon A. Wilson, 1991; McAllister,Chris T., 1992; Mitschler, Ralene R. , Randall L. Morrisonand Stephen R. Goldberg, 1993.Valdez, Debra, see Hayes-Odum Louise A., Marjorie Lowe,Loretta Weiss, Patricia H. Reiff and Dennis Jones, 1993.305. Vanatta, John C. and Frank T. Kallus. 1975. Thephysiological importance of potassium excretion by theurinaey bladder of Bufo marinus . 26: 291-293.306. Volpe, E. Peter. 1959, Hybridization of Bufo vallicepswith Bufo americanus and Bufo terrestris. 11: 335-342.307. Wade, Virgil E. 1968. A range extension of thewatersnake. Matrix barteri barteri Trapido. 20: 194-196.308. Walker, James M. 1987a. Habitat and populationdestruction and recovery in the parthenogenetic whiptaillizard, Cnemidopborus laredoensis (Sauria: Teiidae), insouthern Texas, 39: 81-88.309. . 1987b. Distribution and habitat of a new majorclone of a parthenogenetic whiptail lizard (genusCnemidopborus) in Texas and Mexico. 39: 313-334.310. and James E. Cordes. 1993. A new state record forthe giant whiptail lizard, Cnemidopborus sacki Wiegmann,in Veracruz, Mexico. 45: 187-189,311. , , Ramadan M. Abuhteba and Mark A. Paulissen.1990. Additions to the distributional ecology of twoparthenogenetic clonal complexes in the Cnemidopboruslaredoensis subgroup (Sauria: Teiidae) in Texas andMexico. 42:129-135.Walker, James M., see Paulissen, Mark A. and James E.Cordes, 1989; Cordes, James E., James F. Scudday andRamadan M. Abuhteba, 1989; Cordes, James E, and RamadanM. Abuhteba, 1990a, 1990b; McAllister, Chris T. and JamesE. Cordes, 1991.Ward, Rocky, see McAllister, Chris T., 1986.312. Warwick, Clifford. 1990. Crocodilian slaughter methodswith special reference to spinal cord severance. 42:191-198.313. , Catrina Steedman and Tricia Holford. 1990,Ecological implications of the red-eared turtle trade.42: 419-422.314. Wassermann, Aaron O. 1964. Recent and summarizedinterspecific hybridization within the Pelobatidae. 16:334-341.315. Watkins, F., R. Gehlbach and Robert Baldridge, 1967. Theassociation of Leptotypblops dulcis (Reptilia:Serpentes) with Neivamyrmex nigrescens (Insecta:Formicidae): Abs. 19: 447.316. Watkins, Julian F., II, Frederick R. Gehlbach and Robert W.Plsek. 1972. Behavior of blind snakes {Leptotypblopsdulcis) in response to army ant {Neivamyrmex nigrescens)
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23: 556-557.317. Watson, Jon T. 1977, Effect of hypophysectomy in thelizard Holbrookia propinqua. 29: 255-262,318. Webb, Robert G. 1963. The larva of the casque-headed
22frog, Pternohyla fodiens Boulenger. 15: 89-97.319. . 1988. Type and type locality of Sceloporuspoinsetti Baird and Girard (Sauria: Iguanidae). 40:407-415.320. * . 1990. Description of a new subspecies ofBogertophis subocularis (Brown) from northern Mexico(Serpentes: Colubridae). 42: 227-243.Weiss, Loretta, see Hayes-Odum, Louise A., Debra Valdez,Marjorie Lowe, Patricia H. Reiff and Dennis Jones, 1993.321. Werler, John E. and Hobart M. Smith. 1952. Notes on acollection of reptiles and amphibians from Mexico,1951-1952. 4: 551-573.Werler, John E., see Smith, Philip W. and Hobart M. Smith,1952.Wivagg, Daniel E., see Robert S. Baldridge, 1992.322. Wilkens, Kenneth T. and David J. Schmidly. 1980. Highwaymortality of vertebrates in southeastern Texas. 32: 343-350.323. Wilks, B. J. and Harold E. Laughlin. 1962. Artificialhybridization between the microhylid genera Hypopachusand Gastrophryne . 14: 183-187.Wilks, B. J., see Laughlin, Harold E., 1962.324. *Williams, Kenneth L. , Bryce C. Brown and Larry DavidWilson. 1966. A new subspecies of the colubrid snakeCemophora coccinea (Blumenbach) from southern Texas. 18:85-88.Willig, Michael R. , see Gannon, Michael R, , Kevin B. Willisand Michael P. Moulton, 1990.Willis, Kevin B. , see Gannon, Michael R. , Michael R. Willigand Michael P. Moulton, 1990.Willms, Charles R. , see Boston, Jim D. , 1968.325. *Wilson, Larry David. 1970. The racer Coluber constrictor(Serpentes: Colubridae) in Louisiana and eastern Texas.22: 67-85.Wilson. Larry David, see Williams, Kenneth L. and Bryce C.Brown, 1966.Wilson, Nixon A., see McAllister, Chris T. , Paul S. Freed,Steve J. Upton and Deborah A. Burdick, 1991.Wyatt, J. T. , see Hendricks, Albert C. and D. E. Henley,1971.326. York, Christopher L. 1949. The physical and vegetationalbasis for animal distribution in the Sierra Vieja Rangeof southwestern Texas. 1 (3): 46-52.
23SCIENTIFIC NAME INDEXAbaster erythrograimnus 129.Ablabes baliodirus 321.Abronia taeniata graminea 284,321.Abronia taeniata taeniata 284.Acheria 111, 112.Acris crepitans 63, 72, 118,129, 150, 163, 186, 224,232, 233, 238, 257, 263,269, 270, 283.Acris crepitans blanchardi143, 158, 204.Acris crepitans crepitans 171.Acris gryllus 19, 24, 25, 48,65, 150.Acris gryllus crepitans 23,225, 257.Acris gryllus paludicola 283.Acrodytes spilonuna 321.Agkistrodon 16 9.Agkistrodon contortrix 112,117, 129, 132, 148, 174.Agkistrodon contortrixcontortrix 238, 283, 322.Agkistrodon contortrixlaticinctus 205, 225, 238,261, 283.Agkistrodon contortrix mokeson65, 238, 261, 283.Agkistrodon contortrixpictigaster 205, 225.Agkistrodon mokasen 24, 25,48,163.Agkistrodon mokesenpictigaster 84.Agkistrodon piscivorus 24, 25,48, 117, 129, 148, 182.Agkistrodon piscivorusleucostoma 65, 171.Agkistrodon piscivorusleucostomus 283.Alligator 112, 154.Alligator mefferdi 129.Alligator mississipiensis 69,129, 149, 312.Alligator mississippiensis 24,25, 68, 140, 141, 281, 313.Allosaurus 112.Alsophis catherigerus 196.Amblystoma 2 95.Amblystoma opacum 19.Ambystoma annulatum 23.Ambystoma hibbardi 129.
Ambystoma jef fersonianum 23.Ambystoma kansense 129.Ambystoma maculatum 23, 24,25, 48, 137, 283.Ambystoma minshalli 129.Ambystoma opacum, 23, 24, 25,48, 204.Ambystoma talpoideum 23, 48.Ambystoma texanum 23, 24, 25,48, 65, 75, 118, 129, 149,263, 275, 281, 283.Ambystoma tigrinum 23, 24, 25,46, 48, 111, 129, 131, 150,151, 152, 169, 244, 268.Ambystoma tigrinum mavortium137, 143, 163, 189, 225.Ameiva tesselata 147.Ameiva tesselatus tigris 147.Ameiva undulata amphigramma284, 321.Ameiva undulata stuarti 321.Amphiuma 137.Amphiuma means 48, 129, 149,281.Amphiuma tridactylum 23, 171.Amyda 2
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Amyda emoryi 24, 25, 225, 283.Amyda ferox emoryi 65, 103.Amyda mutica 25, 65, 103.Ancistrodon contortrix 11, 19,263, 268.Ancistrodon contortrixlaticinctus 224.Ancistrodon contortrixpictigaster 224.Ancistrodon piscivorus 11, 19,181, 263.Andruas matthewi 129.Aneides 249.Aneides lugubris 111.Anhydrophryne 42, 293.Ankistrodon 7
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Anniella 5.Anolis allisoni 123.Anolis carolinensis 8, 19, 24,25, 48, 129, 132, 174, 218,263, 317, 321.Anolis carolinensiscarolinensis 134.Anolis intermedius 123.Anolis kidderi 321.Anolis nebuloides 321.Anolis sagrei 123, 179.
24Anolis sallaei 321.Anolis sericeus 321.Anolis ustus 321.Apalone ferox 251.Apalone guinni 251.Apalone mutica 251.Apalone spinifera 251.Aristelliger georgeensis 123.Arizona elegans 48, 77, 129,143, 148, 150, 152, 163,225, 263.Arizona elegans blanchardi120, 157, 261.Arizona elegans elegans 70,120, 157, 238, 283.Ascaphus 37, 42, 293.Ascaphus truei 111.Aspidonectes emoryi 19.Atractus 276.Baptanodon 112.Barisia imbricata 76.Barisia imbricata ciliaris183.Bascanion anthicum 325.Basiliscus vittatus 284, 321.Batrachemys nasuta 176.Batrachoseps 129.Bitis arietans 303.Boa 112, 154.Boa constrictor 255.Bogertophis subocularisamplinotus 320.Bogertophis subocularissubocularis 320.Bolitoglossa platydactyla 284,321.Bombina 82.Bombina variegata 260.Bothrops 154.Bothrops dunni 321.Brachiosaurus 112.Brachycephalus 42, 293.Buettneria 111, 112.Buettneria howardensis 14.Bufo 119, 169, 190, 254, 264,285, 314.Bufo alienus 59, 129.Bufo alvarius 27, 50, 55, 59,61, 62, 72, 82, 129, 160.Bufo americana 36.Bufo americanus 31, 36, 45,50, 52, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59,60, 61, 72, 121, 129, 137,257, 283, 296, 306.
Bufo americanus americanus 19,23, 24, 25, 71.Bufo americanus charlesmithi71, 171.Bufo angusticeps 36, 38.Bufo arenarum 61, 137, 286.Bufo beddomii 36.Bufo blombergi 61.Bufo bocourti 61.Bufo boreas 51, 55, 57, 59,61, 79, 129.Bufo brauni 61.Bufo bufo 36, 61.Bufo bufo asiaticus 59.Bufo bufo bufo 59.Bufo calamita 57, 59, 61.Bufo californicus 36.Bufo campi 129.Bufo canaliferus 57, 59, 61.Bufo canorus 55, 59, 61.Bufo carens 61.Bufo cavifrons 61.Bufo coccifer 57, 61.Bufo cognatus 23, 27, 46, 48,50, 53, 55, 57, 59, 60, 62,61, 79, 120, 129, 143, 152,163, 188, 189, 225, 248,250, 283.Bufo compactilis 23, 48, 50,53, 55, 57, 59, 60, 118,223, 230, 263, 269. 279.Bufo compactilis speciosus163, 225, 283.Bufo coniferus 61.Bufo cristatus 61.Bufo debilis 19, 23, 46, 48,50, 55, 57, 61, 118, 152,162, 248, 263, 268, 283.Bufo debilis debilis 273.Bufo debilis insidior 189,273.Bufo debilis retiformis 273.Bufo fowleri 23, 24, 25, 36,50, 52, 55, 137, 296, 306.Bufo garmani 61.Bufo gemmifer 57, 61.Bufo granulosus 61, 106, 137.Bufo hemiophrys 50, 53, 55,57, 58, 59, 129.Bufo hibbardi 129.Bufo hololius 36.Bufo horribilis 48.Bufo houstonensis 50, 53, 55,58, 121.Bufo ibarrai 61.
25Bufo ictericus 61, 106.Bufo insidior 163, 189, 225,273, 283.Bufo kellogi 61, 273.Bufo latifrons 61.Bufo lentiginosus 36.Bufo luetkeni 61.Bufo marinus 23, 36, 48, 50,55, 58, 61, 82, 111, 137,143, 151, 160, 162, 211,305.Bufo marmoreus 59, 61.Bufo mazatlanensis 59, 61.Bufo melanochloris 61.Bufo melanostictus 36, 61.Bufo microscaphus 27, 31, 50,51, 57, 58, 61.Bufo microscaphus californicus55.Bufo microscaphus microscaphus55.Bufo occidentalis 59, 61.Bufo pantherinus 36.Bufo paracnemis 61, 137.Bufo parietalis 36.Bufo peltacephalus 61.Bufo perplexus 59, 61.Bufo perreti 61.Bufo punctatus 4, 23, 42, 48,50, 51, 55, 57, 59, 61, 62,72, 118, 129, 152, 163, 220,225, 248, 268, 269, 275,283.Bufo quercicus 50, 55, 61,129.Bufo rangeri 61.Bufo regularis 36, 38, 61, 82,160.Bufo repentinus 129.Bufo retiformis 61.Bufo rexroadensis 129.Bufo speciosus 57, 60, 61,129, 143, 152, 162, 204,230, 248, 269, 250, 270.Bufo spinulosus 59, 61.Bufo spongifrons 129.Bufo suspectus 129.Bufo terrestris 31, 36, 50,53, 55, 57, 58, 61, 111,129, 306.Bufo terrestris terrestris189, 257.Bufo tiheni 129.Bufo valliceps 4, 19, 23, 24,25, 31, 38, 48, 50, 52, 55,
56, 57, 59, 60, 62, 78, 79,81, 118, 137, 152, 162, 173,225, 230, 248, 258, 263,268, 269, 273, 279, 282,284, 290, 296, 306, 318.Bufo valliceps valliceps 283,321.Bufo valliceps wilsoni 61.Bufo variabilis 36.Bufo viridis 36, 59, 61.Bufo vulgaris 36.Bufo woodhousei 4, 27, 30, 50,52, 53, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62,72, 77, 118, 120, 129, 137,188, 263, 273, 296, 306.Bufo woodhousei australis 143,248.Bufo woodhousei bexarensis151, 152.Bufo woodhousei fowleri 23,55, 65, 71, 151, 160, 174.Bufo woodhousei woodhousei 36,37, 38, 55, 65, 71, 143,151, 152, 245, 293.Bufo woodhousii 48, 163, 225,283.Bufo woodhousii velatus 171,204,Cacopus 37.Cacosternum 37.Calamaria 276.Callisaurus iraconoides 112.Callopistes 146.Calotes versicolor 317.Calyptocephalella 41, 42.Calyptocephalus 42.Capitosaurus 41.Captorhinus 112, 235.Caretta caretta 129.Carphophis 149.Carphophis amoena 48.Carphophus amoenus 129.Carphophis amoenus vermis 24,25.Caudochelys rexroadensis 251.Cemophora coccinea 117.Cemophora coccinea coccinea324.Cemophora coccinea copei 204,261.Cemophora coccinea lineri 324.Chamaeleo oustalet 200.Chamaeleo verrucosus 200.Chelonia mydas 129.
26Chelydra 112.Chelydra laticarinata 129.Chelydra osceola 2, 129.Chelydra serpentina 19, 24,25, 129, 201, 251, 263.Chelydra serpentina serpentina65, 103, 120, 238, 283.Chelydra sculpta 129.Chiasmocleis panamensis 184,323.Chinemys reevesii 177.Chiropterotriton chiroptera284.Chiropterotriton chiropterus76.Chiropterotriton prisca 183.Chirotherium 271.Chondrotus microstomus 19.Chorophilus triseriata clarkii19.Chrysemys bellii 276.Chrysemys limnidytes 129.Chrysemus picta 129, 177, 201,251.Chrysemys picta bellii 203.Chrysemys picta dorsalis 143.Chrysemys scripta elegans 145,282.Chrysemys timida 129.Cimoliosaurus 13.Clemmys 251.Clemmys caspica leprosa 177.Clemmys guttata 103.Clemmys insculpta 129, 203.Clemmys japonica 177.Clemmys marmorata 129.Clemmys marmorata pallida 177.Clemmys owyheensis 129.Clidastes iguanavus 298.Clidastes propython 298.Clonophis kirtlandi 270.Cnemidophorus 169, 245, 279.Cnemidophorus baccatus 147.Cnemidophorus bilobatus 129.Cnemidophorus burti 194.Cnemidophorus burtistictogrammus 201.Cnemidophorus canus 147.Cnemidophorus catalinensis147.Cnemidophorus deppei deppei321.Cnemidophorus dixoni 194, 195,201.Cnemidophorus exsanguis 86,
90, 125, 192, 194, 195.Cnemidophorus flagellicaudus194,Cnemidophorus gigas 310.Cnemidophorus gracilis 147.Cnemidophorus grahamii 48, 84,163, 225.Cnemidophorus grahamiigrahammii 147.Cnemidophorus gulae 192.Cnemidophorus gularis 5, 19,48, 86, 125, 129, 192, 201,207, 252, 282, 308, 311.Cnemidophorus gularis gularis88, 199, 225, 299, 309.Cnemidophorus gularisoctolineatus 163.Cnemidophorus gularisseptemvittatus 88, 195.Cnemidophorus guttatusguttatus 284.Cnemidophorus hyperthrus 194.Cnemidophorus inornatus 29,46, 86, 89, 90, 94, 130,192, 194, 195, 220, 223,224, 283.Cnemidophorus inornatusheptagrammus 202.Cnemidophorus laredoensis 192,207, 252, 299, 308, 309,311.Cnemidophorus marmoratus 89,90, 201, 311.Cnemidophorus marmoratusmarmoratus 147, 195.Cnemidophorus marmoratusnigroriens 147.Cnemidophorus marmoratuspulcher 147.Cnemidophorus marmoratusreticuloriens 147.Cnemidophorus marmoratusvariolosus 147.Cnemidophorus melanostethus147.Cnemidophorus neomexicanus 46,86, 89, 90, 192, 194, 195,309.Cnemidophorus perplexus 48,163, 221, 222, 223, 225.Cnemidophorus sacki 88, 118,150, 192, 222, 263.Cnemidophorus sackiangusticeps 123.
27Cnemidophorus sacki conununis321.Cnemidophorus sacki exsanguis221, 224.Cnemidophorus sacki gigas 310.Cnemidophorus sacki gularis120, 221, 224, 321.Cnemidophorus sacki sacki 310.Cnemidophorus sackisemifasciatus 220, 221, 224.Cnemidophorus scalaris 192.Cnemidophorus septemvittatus147, 192.Cnemidophorus sexlineatus 8,19, 24, 25, 48, 65, 89, 120,125, 129, 143, 146, 150,192, 194, 201, 223, 263,275, 282, 283, 308, 309,311.Cnemidophorus sexlineatussexlineatus 299.Cnemidophorus sexlineatusStephens! 299.Cnemidophorus sexlineatustesselatus 147.Cnemidophorus sexlineatusviridis 299.Cnemidophorus sonorae 194.Cnemidophorus tesselatus 46,86, 89, 90, 192, 194, 199,195, 202, 220, 225, 274,283, 309.Cnemidophorus tesselatusaethiops 147.Cnemidophorus tesselatusgracilis 147.Cnemidophorus tesselatusmelanostethus 147.Cnemidophorus tesselatustesselatus 147.Cnemidophorus tesselatustigris 147.Cnemidophorus tesselatusvariolosus 147.Cnemidophorus tessellatus 29,48, 94, 120, 130, 146, 221,222, 224.Cnemidophorus tessellatustessellatus 163.Cnemidophorus tigris 29, 46,86, 89, 94, 125, 129, 192,194, 201, 222, 273, 277.Cnemidophorus tigris aethiops147.Cnemidophorus tigris celeripes
147.Cnemidophorus tigrisdickersoni 147.Cnemidophorus tigris gracilis147.Cnemidophorus tigrismarmoratus 146, 147, 204,220, 221, 223.Cnemidophorus tigris martyris147.Cnemidophorus tigris maximus147.Cnemidophorus tigrismultiscutatus 147.Cnemidophorus tigris mundus147.Cnemidophorus tigris pulcher147.Cnemidophorus tigris punctatus147.Cnemidophorus tigris rubidus147.Cnemidophorus tigrisseptentrionalis 147, 195.Cnemidophorus tigrisstejnegeri 147.Cnemidophorus tigris tigris147, 172.Cnemidophorus tigrisvariolosus 147.Cnemidophorus uniparens 90,192, 194, 195.Cnemidophorus variolosus 147.Cnemidophorus velox 194.Cochranella fleischmanni 119.Coleonyx 223.Coleonyx brevis 48, 163, 204,220, 225.Coleonyx elegans nemoralis321.Coleonyx variegatus 221.Coleonyx variegatus brevis268.Coluber 152.Coluber alternans 106.Coluber bairdi 242.Coluber constrictor 48, 77,81, 117, 129, 143, 148, 149,150, 169, 250, 263, 294.Coluber constrictor anthicus238, 325.Coluber constrictorconstrictor 24, 25, 325.Coluber constrictor etheridgei325.
28Coluber constrictorflaviventris 24, 25, 65,120, 238, 283, 325.Coluber constrictorhelvigularis 325.Coluber constrictorlatrunculus 325.Coluber constrictor mormon325.Coluber constrictor oaxaca217, 325.Coluber constrictorpaludicolus 325.Coluber constrictor priapus325.Coluber constrictorste jnegerianus 325.Coluber flagellum 48, 149,150.Coluber flagellum testaceus163, 220, 225.Coluber flaviventris 325.Coluber m-nigrum 106.Coluber obsoletus 11.Coluber poecilogyrus doliatus106.Coluber rosaliae 320.Coluber spiloides 19.Coluber subocularis 320.Coluber taeniatus 48, 150.Coluber taeniatus girardi 163,225.Coluber taeniatus ornatus 163,220.Colytocephalus gayi 36.Compressidens 298.Coniophanes frangivirgatus321.Coniophanes imperialis 48,162.Coniophanes imperalis clavatus284, 321.Coniophanes imperialis copei321.Coniophanes piceivittispiceivittis 321.Coniophanes piceivittistaylori 321.Coniophanes schmidti 321.Conophis lineatus lineatus321.Conophis vittatus vittatus321.Constrictor 154.Cophosaurus texana 132.
Cophosaurus texanus 110, 192.Coronella almadensis 105.Cosymbotus platyurus 136,Cricotus 235.Crinia 42.Crinia georgiana 293.Crocodilurus 146.Crocodylus 112.Crocodylus moreleti 123.Crotalophorus tergiminus 11.Crotalus 7, 149, 279, 281.Crotalus adamanteus 129.Crotalus adamanteus atrox 11,19.Crotalus atrox 11, 46, 48,77, 120, 129, 143, 148, 150,152, 163, 169, 182, 220,223, 225, 261, 263, 268,269, 277.Crotalus cerastes 201.Crotalus confluentus 11.Crotalus censors 11.Crotalus cutulatus 48.Crotalus durissus durissus123.Crotalus durissus tzabcan 123.Crotalus giganteus 129.Crotalus horridus 11, 19, 48,129, 132, 148, 198, 263.Crotalus horrudus atricaudalus24, 65, 174, 283.Crotalus horridus atricaudatus25.Crotalus horridus horridus 25,283.Crotalus intermedius 76.Crotalus lepidus 11, 48, 129,152, 268.Crotalus lepidus lepidus 84,163, 220, 221, 224, 225,238.Crotalus lepidus morulus 183.Crotalus lucifer 11.Crotalus mitchellii 129, 201.Crotalus molossus 11, 46, 48,101, 148, 152.Crotalus molossus molossus163, 220, 224, 225, 268,269.Crotalus ornatus 11.Crotalus potterensis 129.Crotalus pricei miquihuanua183.Crotalus scutulatus 129, 152,201, 225.
29Crotalus scutulatus scutulatus163, 204.Crotalus transversus 76.Crotalus viridis 46, 48, 73,77, 129, 148, 152, 169, 225,277.Crotalus viridis viridis 120,163, 261.Crotaphytus 147.Crotaphytus collaris 5, 8, 46,48, 77, 129, 150, 152, 172,201, 221, 245.Crotaphytus collaris auriceps120.Crotaphytus collaris baileyi65, 120, 163, 220, 225, 276.Crotaphytus collaris collaris120, 143, 225, 276, 283.Crotaphytus reticulatus 48,238.Crotaphytus wislizenii 5, 46,129, 273, 277.Cryptobranchus 137.Cryptobranchus alleganiensis111.Cryptobranchus mccalli 129.Ctenosaura similis similis284.Cuora amboinensis 177.Cyclemys dentata 177.Cyclophis aestivus 19.Cyclura carimata 112.Cyrtopodion scabrum 197.Deirochelys floridana 129.Deirochelys reticularia 65,103, 129, 238, 283.Deirochelys reticularia miaria143.Deirochelys reticulariareticularia 101, 177.Deirochelys reticulatia 112.Dendrobates 42.Dendrobates auratus 36.Dermochelys 44.Dermochelys coriacea 167.Desmatochelys 44.Desmognathus 129.Desmognathus brimleyorum 23.Desmognathus fuscus 48.Desmognathus fuscusbrimleyorum 268.Diadectes 97, 235.Diadophis 149.Diadophis elinorae 129.
Diadophis punctatus 48, 101,129, 132, 143, 148.Diadophis punctatus arnyi 25,65, 120, 170, 225, 238, 261,283.Diadophis punctatus docilis120.Diadophis punctatus regalis238.Diadophis punctatusstictogenys 24.Diadophis regalis 48, 225,239.Diadophis regalis arnyi 19.Diadophis regalis blanchardi163.Diadophis regalis regalis 163.Diaglena 318.Dicamptodon 129.Dicrodon 146.Diemictylus viridescens 129.Diemyctylus viridescenslouisianensis 65, 283.Dimetrodon 97, 112, 235.Dinodontosaurus 112.Diplocaulus 235.Diplodocus 112.Dipsosaurus dorsalis 154, 273.Discoglossus 82.Dracena 146.Dryadophis melanolomustehuanae 321.Dryadophis melanolomusveraecrucis 284.Drymarchon corais 48, 129,148.Drymarchon corais couperi 24,25.Drymarchon corais erebennus238.Drymobius margaritiferus 48,148.Dryptosaurus 112.Edaphosaurus 112.Edaphosaurus pogonias 235.Edops 111.Elachistocleis 293.Elaphe 129.Elaphe bairdi 163, 225, 242.Elaphe emoryi emoryi 283.Elaphe guttata 129, 132, 148,150, 152, 169, 246, 247,250, 263, 268.
30Elaphe guttata emoryi 120,143, 261.Elaphe laeta 24, 25, 48, 225.Elaphe laeta intermontanus163.Elaphe laeta laeta 163.Elaphe obsoleta 48, 77, 112,129, 132, 148, 150, 169,209, 225, 242, 245, 247,250, 263, 269.Elaphe obsoleta bairdi 224,246, 268.Elaphe obsoleta confinis 24,25, 65.Elaphe obsoleta lindheimerii120, 143, 171, 174, 217,246, 268, 283, 292.Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta 174.Elaphe rosaliae 320.Elaphe sclerotica 163.Elaphe subocularis 48, 163,225, 238, 246, 269, 320.Elaphe triaspis intermedia321.Elaphe vulpina 129, 148.Elaps 20.Elaps fulvius 11, 19.Eleaphe obsoleta bairdi 238.Eleutherodactylus 82.Eleutherodactylus alfredi 284.Eleutherodactylus atkinsi 196.Eleutherodactylus augusti 129.Eleutherodactylus augustilatrans 151, 268, 269.Eleutherodactylus cuneatus196.Eleutherodactylus decoratus284.Eleutherodactylus diastema119.Eleutherodactylus dunni 284.Eleutherodactylus fitzingeri119.Eleutherodactylus hidalgoensis284.Eleutherodactylus klinikowskii196.Eleutherodactylus latrans 23,48, 111, 119, 225.Eleutherodactylus natator 284Eleutherodactylus occidentalis119.Eleutherodactylus rhodopsis 4.Eleutherodactylus rugulosus293.
Elgaria coerulea 193.Elgaria multicarinata webbii193.Emydoidea blandingii 129, 201,251.Emydoidea twenti 129.Emydura macguarii 176.Emys orbicularis 177.Engystoma carolinense 19.Engystomops pustulosus 258,284, 321.Enyaliosaurus quinquecarinatus321.Erpetopus willistoni 271.Eryops 97, 111, 235.Eubaena 44.Eumeces anthracinus 283.Eumeces brevilineattus 84.Eumeces brevilineatus 120,163, 220, 225, 283.Eumeces brevirostris pineus183.Eumeces copei 76.Eumeces epipleurotus 33.Eumeces fasciatus 24, 25, 65,129, 132, 134, 172, 238,276, 283.Eumeces gaigei 33, 48.Eumeces gilberti 129.Eumeces guttulatus 5.Eumeces inexpectatus 129.Eumeces laticeps 24, 25, 48,65, 132, 275.Eumeces lynxe furcirostris284.Eumeces lynxe lynxe 284.Eumeces multivirgatus 48.Eumeces multivirgatusepipleurotus 33, 202.Eumeces multivirgatus gaigeae33, 202.Eumeces multivirgatus gaigei33.Eumeces multivirgatus taylori33.Eumeces obsoletus 48, 112,120, 129, 132, 143, 150,163, 220, 225, 238, 269.Eumeces obsoluetus 163.Eumeces quinquelineatus 19.Eumeces septentrionalis 172,263.Eumeces septentrionalisobtusirostris 120, 204, 283.Eumeces skiltonianus 129.
31Eumeces striatulatus 129.Eumeces taylori 33, 48.Eumeces tetragrammus 48, 81,148, 132, 163, 225, 321.Eupemphix pustulosus 119.Eurycea 249, 263.Eurycea bislineata bislineata23.Eurycea gutto-lineata 23.Eurycea latitans 15, 35, 48,227, 228, 268, 269, 301.Eurycea longicauda 48.Eurycea lucifuga 23, 301.Eurycea melanopleura 23.Eurycea multiplicata 23.Eurycea nana 15, 35, 48, 227,228, 301.Eurycea neotenes 2, 15, 23,35, 48, 227, 228, 268, 301.Eurycea pterophila 35, 48,227, 228, 301.Eurycea quadridigitata 204.Eurycea quadridigitatusquadridigitatus 23.Eurycea rathbuni 227, 228,268, 269, 301.Eurycea tridentifera 227, 228,268, 269, 301.Eurycea troglodytes 35, 227,228, 268, 269, 301.Eurycea tynerensis 301.Euryodus 235.Eutaeania praeocularis 219.Eutaneia aurata 219.Eutaenia cyrtopsis cyrtopsis219.Eutaenia cyrtopsis fulvus 219.Eutaenia cyrtopsis ocellata219.Eutaenia eques collaris 219.Eutaneia eques eques 219.Eutaenia proxima 19.Eutaenia pulchrilatus 219.Eutaenia sirtalis dorsalis 19.Eutaenia sumichrasti 219.Paranoia abacura 24, 25, 129.Paranoia abacura reinwardtii204, 261, 283.Picimia cana 48, 163, 225.Pioimia olivaoea 70, 148, 284.Picimia streokeri 34, 48, 70,240, 284.Ploridemys 129.Floridemys nanus 96.
Gambelia wislizenii 48, 163,225.Gampsodaotylum kabarcense 271.Gastrophryne 82.Gastrophryne areolata 24, 25.Gastrophryne carolinensis 24,25, 129, 143, 171, 174, 263,323.Gastrophryne olivacea 129,143, 204, 263, 268, 269,275, 323.Gastrophryne texana 23.Gastrophryne texensis 24, 25.Gavialosuchus americanus 129.Gehyra mutilatus 136.Geochelone 96, 129, 149, 247.Geochelone alleni 251.Geochelone oelrichi 251.Geochelone rexroadensis 251.Geochelone riggsi 251.Geochelone turgida 251.Geoemyda rubida 321.Gerrhonotus infernalis 5, 225.Gerrhonotus liocephalus 48,101, 118, 132, 163, 193,220, 225.Gerrhonotus liocephalusinfernalis 183, 219.Gerrhonotus multicarinatus112, 129.Gerrhosaurus flavigularis 199.Globidens alabamensis 298.Glyptops 112.Goniopholus 112.Gopherus 73, 112.Gopherus agassizi 129.Gopherus berlandieri 2, 15,48, 210, 238, 241.Gopherus campester 96.Gopherus canyonensis 96.Gopherus hayi 96.Gopherus pansae 96.Gopherus polyphemus 24, 25,129.Graptemys barbouri 177.Grapterays cageli 177, 203.Graptemys f lavimaculata 177.Graptemys geographica 16, 129,177, 283.Graptemys kohnii 138, 139,177, 238.Graptemys nigrinoda 177.Graptemys oculifera 16, 177,283.
32Graptemys pseudogeographica24, 65, 103, 139, 203, 263.Graptemys pseudogeographicakohnii 16, 283.Graptemys pseudogeographicaoculifera 25.Graptemys pseudogeographicapseudogeographica 16, 283.Graptemys pseudogeographicasabinensis 138, 177.Graptemys pseudogeographicaversa 2, 16, 283.Graptemys pulchra 177.Graptemys versa 16, 238, 279,283.Gyalopion canum 101, 204.Gynophthalmus sumichrasti321.Gyrinophilus porphyriticus111.Haideotriton 35.Hainosaurus 298.Haldea striatula 19, 48, 65,129, 148, 174, 225, 263,283.Haldea valeriae 48, 148.Heleophryne 37, 42, 293.Heloderma suspectum 129.Heloderma suspectum suspectum304.Hemachatus haemachatus 153.Hemidactylium scutatum 23.Hemidactylus frenatus 136.Hemidactylus garnotti 146.Hemidactylus turcicus 64, 99,100, 109, 136, 197, 275.Hemidactylus turcicus turcicus231.Hesperotestudo turgida 251.Heterodon brevis 129.Heterodon contortris 24.Heterodon contortrix 25, 48.Heterodon nascius 24.Heterodon nasicus 25, 46, 73,129, 143, 148, 169, 173,225, 250, 264, 282.Heterodon nasicus gloydi 171,204, 261.Heterodon nasicus kennerlyi163.Heterodon nasicus nasicus 120,261, 283.Heterodon platyrhinos 117,129, 143, 148, 169, 173,
174, 250, 261, 281, 294.Heterodon platyrhinosplatyrhinos 65, 120, 149,264.Heterodon platyrhinus 19.Heterodon plionasicus 129.Heterodon simus 129, 148.Holbrookia maculata 46, 48,118, 143, 201, 220, 221,225.Holbrookia maculataapproximans 163.Holbrookia maculata lacerata19, 283.Holbrookia maculata maculata120.Holbrookia propinqua 48, 278,317.Holbrookia propinqua propinqua25.Holbrookia texana 5, 19, 48,112, 118, 129, 130, 152,163, 221, 225, 283.Holbrookia texana scitula 84,220, 223.Holbrookia texana texana 84,120.Holbrookia texanum 8.Holcoldus coryphaeus 298.Hydrodynastes gigas 104.Hydromorphus clarki 236.Hydromorphus concolor 236.Hydromorphus dunni 236.Hyla 82, 111, 154.Hyla arborescandens 284.Hyla arenicolor 23, 48, 51,72, 118, 127, 163, 220, 225,254, 318.Hyla avivoca 72, 164, 318.Hyla baudinii 4, 23, 48, 258.Hyla cadaverina 254.Hyla californiae 127, 254.Hyla carolinensis 19.Hyla chrysoscelis 151, 164,165, 254.Hyla cinerea 8, 48, 72, 118,150, 151, 164, 186, 230,254, 259, 263, 282.Hyla cinerea cinerea 23, 24,25, 238, 283.Hyla crucifer 48, 53, 72, 118,186, 215.Hyla crucifer crucifer 238,283.Hyla darlingi 284.
33Hyla dendroscarta 284.Hyla ebraccata 258.Hyla euphorbiacea 321.Hyla eximia 23, 76, 254.Hyla femoralis 23, 24, 25, 48,129, 254.Hyla femoralis chrysoscelis165.Hyla gracilipes 23.Hyla gratiosa 318.Hyla leucophyllata 260.Hyla microcephala 258.Hyla microcephala martini 123.Hyla miotympanum 4, 284.Hyla mixomaculata 284.Hyla ocularis 318.Hyla picta 258.Hyla regilla 36, 51, 79, 127,186, 254, 296.Hyla smithi 318.Hyla spinipollex 219.Hyla squirella 23, 24, 25, 48,150, 174, 186, 204, 254,259, 318.Hyla staufferi 4, 258, 284,321.Hyla venulosa 4.Hyla versicolor 48, 53, 72,118, 150, 151, 164, 174,186, 214, 253, 254, 263.Hyla versicolor chrysoscelis19, 23, 24, 25, 65, 165,283.Hyla versicolor phaeocrypta165.Hyla versicolor sandersi 165,283.Hyla versicolor versicolor 23,24, 25, 165.Hyla wrightorum 186.Hyperolius 42, 293.Hypopachus caprimus 111.Hypopachus cuneus 4, 23, 48,162, 282, 323.Hypopachus cuneusnigroreticulatus 123.Hypsiglena ochrorhyncha 48.Hypsiglena ochrorhynchaochrorhyncha 163, 220, 283.Hypsiglena ochrorhyncha texana163, 225, 238, 283.Hypsiglena torquata 132, 148,269.Hypsiglena torquata jani 204.Hypsiglena torquata
ochrorhyncha 221.Hypsiglena torquata texana120.Ichthyosaurus 112.Ichthyosaurus missouriensis298.Iguana iguana rhinolopha 284.Iguanodon 112.Kachuga smithi 177.Kachuga tecta 177.Kaloula 37, 293.Kannemeyeria 112.Kentopyx 146.Kinosternon arizonense 129.Kinosternon bauri 129, 251.Kinosternon carinatum 112.Kinosternon cruentatum 251.Kinosternon cruentatumcruentatum 103.Kinosternon flavescens 24, 25,112, 129, 163, 225, 250,251, 263, 269, 282.Kinosternon flavescensflavescens 103, 120, 143,283.Kinosternon hirtipes 251.Kinosternon hirtipes murrayi143.Kinosternon integrum 103.Kinosternon leucostoum 251.Kinosternon louisianae 19.Kinosternon scorpioides 137.Kinosternon sonoriense 103,143.Kinosternon subrubrum 129,134, 251, 263.Kinosternon subrubrumhippocrepis 24, 25, 65, 103,143, 204, 238, 283.Labidosaurus 112, 235.Lacerta viridis 5.Lacerta vivipara 5, 146.Lachesis 154.Lachesis muta 106.Laemanctus serratus 112.Lampropeltis 246.Lampropeltis alterna 48, 163,225.Lampropeltis annulatus 11.Lampropeltis calligaster 24,25, 77, 129, 148, 150, 169,247.
34Lampropeltis calligastercalligaster 65, 120, 143,238, 261, 283, 322.Lampropeltis doliata 129.Lampropeltis doliata annulata225.Lampropeltis doliata arcifera284.Lampropeltis doliata annulata70.Lampropeltis doliata polyzona284.Lampropeltis getulus 77, 147,169, 250.Lampropeltis getulus 48, 129,148, 282.Lampropeltis getuluscaliforniae 101.Lampropeltis getulus holbrooki24, 25, 65, 87, 120, 143,206, 238, 261, 322.Lampropeltis getulus splendida120, 143, 163, 225.Lampropeltis intermedia 129.Lampropeltis intermedius 129,247.Lampropeltis mexicana 101,247.Lampropeltis mexicana alterna269.Lampropeltis mexicana blairi269.Lampropeltis pyromelana 129,247.Lampropeltis similis 247.Lapropeltis triangulum 101,143, 148, 150, 169, 247.Lampropeltis triangulum amaura24, 25, 261.Lampropeltis triangulumgentilis 261.Lampropeltis triangulumsyspila 261.Lampropeltis triangulumtriangulum 152.Lampropeltis zonata 247.Leimadophis poecilogyrusamazonicus 106.Leimadophis poecilogyrusfranciscanus 106.Leimadophis poecilogyrusintermedius 106.Leimadophis poecilogyruslancinii 106.Leimadophis poecilogyrus
montanus 106.Leimadophis poecilogyruspictostriatus 106.Leimadophis poecilogyruspinetincola 106.Leimadophis poecilogyrusplatensis 106.Leimadophis poecilogyrusxerophilus 106.Leiolopisma laterale 24, 25,48, 174, 225.Leiuperus nitidus 102.Leptodactylus 137.Leptodactylus bolivianus 119.Leptodactylus labialis 23, 48,119, 123, 258, 321.Leptodactylus melanotus 4,119, 258, 284, 321.Leptodactylus pentadactylus119.Leptodactylus quadrivittatus119.Leptodeira maculata 284, 321.Leptodeira mystacina 321.Leptodeira septentrionalis 48,162, 258.Leptotyphlops dulcis 24, 25,43, 48, 101, 120, 132, 163,263, 283, 315, 321.Leptotyphlops dulcus dulcis65, 143, 225, 316.Leptotyphlops dulcis myopicus316.Leptotyphlops humilis segregus163, 220, 225.Leptotyphlops humilistenniculus 70.Leptotyphlops myopica dissecta120.Leptotyphlops myopicusdissectus 283.Leptotyphlops myopicusmyopicus 283.Leptotyphlops phenops phenops284.Lestosaurus curtirostris 298.Limnoscelis 112.Liodon curtirostris 298.Liodytes alleni 129.Lioheterodon modestum 200.Liolepisma laterale 11, 19,219.Liophis almadensis 105.Liophis carajasensis 105.Liophis ceil 105.
35Liophis cobella flaviventris106.Liophis conirostris 105.Liophis epinephelus 105.Liophis forsteri 106.Liophis merremi sublineatus106.Liophis miliaris 106.Liophis ornatissima 106.Liophis poecilogyris 105.Liophis poecilogyrusalbadspersus 106.Liophis poecilogyrusamazonicus 106.Liophis poecilogyrus caesius106.Liophis poecilogyrusfranciscanus 106.Liophis poecilogyrus montanus106.Liophis poecilogyruspictostriatus 106.Liophis poecilogyruspinetincola 106.Liophis poecilogyrus platensis106.Liophis poecilogyruspoecilogyrus 106.Liophis poecilogyrusreticulatus 106.Liophis poecilogyrus schotti106.Liophis poecilogyrussubfasciatus 106.Liophis poecilogyrussublineatus 106.Liophis poecilogyrusxerophilus 106.Liophis reginae viridicyanea106.Liophis subfasciatus 106.Liophis typhlus gastrosticta106.Liophis typhlus olivacea 106.Liophis verecundus 105, 106.Liophis wagleri 105.Liophis y-graecum 105.Lithodytes latrans 19.Loxocemus bicolor 255.Lutainia marciana 21.Lutainia proxima 21.Lutainia vagrans 21.Lygophis y-graecum 105.Lygosoma laterale 65, 118,134, 174, 212, 224, 238,
263.Lysorophus 235.Mabuya maculata 200.Mabuya mabouya alliacea 321.Mabuya punctata 200.Mabuya quinguetaeniatamargaritifer 199.Macrochelys temminckii 24, 25,103, 129.Macroclemys temminckii 251.Macrosaurus proriger 298.Malaclemmys 2.Malaclemys terrapin littoralis103, 143.Malayemys subtrijuga 177.Manculus quadridigitatus 48,268.Manculus quadridigitatuspaludicolus 283.Manculus quadridigitatusuvidus 283.Manolepis putnami 321.Masticophis 152, 245.Masticophis flagellum 46, 77,87, 117, 129, 143, 148, 169,250, 263, 268, 277.Masticophis flagellumflagellum 24, 25, 65, 171,238, 283, 322.Masticophis flagellumtestaceous 221, 238.Masticophis flagellumtestaceus 120, 283.Masticophis mentovariusmentovarius 123, 321.Masticophis taeniatus 129,132, 148.Masticophis taeniatus girardi81, 204.Masticophis taeniatus ornatus84, 208, 221, 266.Masticophis taeniatus schotti204, 208, 266.Masticophis taeniatustaeniatus 208.Mauremys mutica 177.Mauremys nigricans 177.Megalosaurus 112.Microbatrachylus mimimus 321.Microbatrachylus pygmaeus 321.Microhyla 37, 50, 82.Microhyla areolata 23.Microhyla carolinensis 23, 48.
36Microhyla carolinensiscarolinensis 283.Microhyla carolinensisolivacea 283.Microhyla olivacea 23, 48, 65,118, 144, 155, 162, 163,184, 225.Microhyla usta 258.Microsauropus acutipes 271.Microsauropus clarki 271.Microsauropus parvus 271.Micruroides 174.Micrurus 7, 276.Micrurus affinis af finis 321.Micrurus fitzingerimicrogalbineus 70.Micrurus fulvius 24, 48, 117,129, 148, 263, 268,Micrurus fulvius fulvius 25,174.Micrurus fulvius tenere 143,174, 225.Moodieochnus didactylus 271.Mosasaurus 13, 112.Mosasaurus conodon 298.Mosasaurus horridus 298.Mosasaurus maximus 298.Mosasaurus missouriensis 298.Myopterygius americanus 280.Myopterygius campylodon 280.Myopterygius petersoni 280.Mystriosaurus 112.Naja nigricollis 153.Naomichelys 44.Natrix 149, 281.Natrix almada 105.Natrix almadensis 105.Natrix cyclopion 129.Natrix erythrogaster 48, 129,148, 152, 163, 181, 263.Natrix erythrogasterflavigaster 143, 238, 283.Natrix erythrogastertransversa 25, 65, 95, 120,158, 224, 225, 283.Natrix fasciata 148, 152.Natrix fasciata confluens 24,174.Natrix fasciata erythrogaster19.Natrix fasciata fasciata 24,25.Natrix fasciata transversa 19.Natrix fasciatus 11.
Natrix forsteri 106.Natrix grahamii 19, 24, 25,143, 174, 181, 283.Natrix harteri 48, 270.Natrix harteri harteri 307.Natrix harteri paucimaculata307.Natrix kirtlandi 270.Natrix rhombifera 19, 24, 25,48, 148, 152, 163, 174, 225,282, 294.Natrix rhombifera blanchardi70.Natrix rhombifera rhombifera70, 120, 261, 283.Natrix rigida 48.Natrix sipedon 48, 112, 129,174, 181, 263.Natrix sipedon confluens 25,65, 283.Natrix sipedon pleuralis 143,261.Natrix taxispilota 24, 25,129, 181, 263.Natrix taxispilota rhombifera65.Natrix transversa 24.Natrix valida valida 321.Nectophryne misera 36, 42.Necturus 111.Necturus beyeri 48.Necturus maculatum 137.Neoprocoela edentata 59.Nerodia 250.Nerodia erythrogaster 81, 117,169.Nerodia erythrogasterflavigaster 171.Nerodia erythrogastertransversa 121, 270.Nerodia fasciata 117,Nerodia fasciata condluens171.Nerodia harteri harteri 83,270.Nerodia harteri paucimaculata270.Nerodia rhombifer 117.Nerodia rhombifera 81, 169,270.Nerodia sipedon 169, 270.Ninia diademata 321.Nothosaurus 112.Notophthalmus viridescenslouisianensis 143, 204.
37Ocadia sinensis 177.Oedipus platydactylus 4.Oklahomalchnus millsii 272.Opheodrys aestivus 24, 25, 48,65, 117, 120, 129, 148, 150,170, 174, 217, 225, 263,275.Opheodrys vernalis 148, 150.Opheomorphus doliatus caesius106.Opheosaurus ventralis 19.Ophiacodon 112.Ophibolus calligaster 19.Ophibolus getulus 11.Ophibolus getulus sayi 19.Ophiodeiurus casi 112.Ophiosaurus ventralis 48.Ophisaurus attenuatus 129,132, 250, 263.Ophisaurus compressus 129.Ophisaurus ventralis 24, 25,65, 129.Ophisaurus ventralis ventralis283.Ophryacus undulatus 116.Osceola doliata doliata 19.Ostodolepis 235.Oxybelis brevirostris 106.Oxybelis fulgidus 255.Palacoplus 112.Palaeoelaphe kansensis 129.Paleofarancia brevispinosus129.Palmatogecko rangei 302.Paludicola nitidus 102.Parioxys 111, 112.Pelagosaurus 112.Pelobates 156.Pelomedusa subrufa 176.Peltosaurus granulosus 112.Pelusios 176.Peropus mutilatus 136.Phrynella 293.Phrynohyas modesta 123.Phrynomerus 37, 42.Phrynops gibba 17 6.Phrynosoma 112.Phrynosoma asio 73, 321.Phrynosoma blainvillei 206.Phrynosoma cornutum 3 , 5 , 6
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8, 12, 19, 22, 24, 25, 46,48, 65, 73, 120, 125, 129,130, 152, 163, 220, 221,225, 263, 283.
Phrynosoma coronatum 129, 206.Phrynosoma douglassii 48, 152.Phrynosoma josecitensis 129.Phrynosoma modestum 46, 48,120, 129, 130, 143, 152,163, 220, 221, 223, 225,277.Phrynosoma orbiculare 129.Phrynosoma platyrhinos 129,223.Phyllodactylus lani 112.Phyllodactylus muralis 321.Phyllomedusa 82.Phyllomedusa callidryas 258.Phyllomedusa dacnicolor 318.Phyllomedusa moreleti 258.Physalaemus 102.Phytosaurus 112.Pipa 82.Pituophis 150, 152, 169, 246.Pituophis catenifer 48, 263,277.Pituophis catenifer affinis284.Pituophis catenifer sayi 65,120, 163, 225, 284.Pituophis deppei deppei 284.Pituophis deppei lineaticollis284.Pituophis melanoleucus 46, 77,129, 132, 143, 250.Pituophis melanoleucus lodingi98.Pituophis melanoleucusmelanoleucus 98.Pituophis melanoleucusruthveni 98.Pituophis melanoleucus sayi142, 148, 261.Pituophis sayi sayi 24, 25.Pityophis sayi 19.Platecarpus coryphaeus 298.Platecarpus curtirostris 298.Platecarpus ictericus 298.Platecarpus somenensis 298.Platecarpus tympaniticus 298.Plateosaurus 112.Platypeltis emoryi 163.Platysternon 44.Plesiosauras 13, 112.Plethodon 249.Plethodon glutinosus 19, 23,24, 25, 48, 118, 129.Plethodon glutinosus albagula143, 268, 269.
38Plethodon glutinosusglutinosus 268.Plethodon ouachitae 23.Pleuroderma guayapae 137.Pleuroderma nebulosa 137.Pleuroderma tucurmana 137.Pliocercus elapoides celatus284.Plioplatecarpus 298.Podocnemis dumeriliana 176.Podocnemis expansa 112, 176.Podocnemis lewyana 176.Podocnemis unifilis 176.Podocnemis vogli 176.Potamophis 2, 87.Potamophis striatulus 24, 25,174.Progmathodon overtoni 298.Prolacerta 271.Psammodynastes pulverulentus321.Pseudacris 151, 260, 296, 314.Pseudacris brachyphona 215.Pseudacris brimleyi 27.Pseudacris clarkii 48, 65,118, 150, 152, 185, 186,187, 204, 215, 254, 263,275, 283.Pseudacris feriarum 186.Pseudacris nigrita 24, 27, 48,53, 215, 118, 150, 186, 187.Pseudacris nigrita clarkii 4,23, 25.Pseudacris nigrita feriarum214.Pseudacris nigritaoccidentalis 25.Pseudacris nigrita triseriata23, 65, 214, 283.Pseudacris ornata 27, 150,186, 215, 216.Pseudacris Streckeri 24, 25.Pseudacris streckeri 23, 27,48, 118, 150, 185, 186, 187,215, 216, 263, 268, 282,283.Pseudacris streckeri streckeri65.Pseudacris triseriata 27, 72,129, 150, 152, 187.Pseudemys 112, 267.Pseudemys caelata 129.Pseudemys concinna 19, 238,251.Pseudemys concinna metteri
171, 203.Pseudemys concinna texana 177.Pseudemys elegans 24, 25.Pseudemys floridana 129, 163,251, 263.Pseudemys floridana floridana103.Pseudemys floridana hoyi 103,177, 238, 283.Pseudemys floridana texana103, 225, 283.Pseudemys florilana 181.Pseudemys idahoensis 129.Pseudemys nelsoni 129, 177.Pseudemys scripta 129, 163,181, 238, 263, 281.Pseudemys scripta callirostris177.Pseudemys scripta cataspila321.Pseudemys scripta elegans 65,103, 120, 149, 177, 225,283, 291.Pseudemys scripta gaigeae 283.Pseudemys scripta troosti 154.Pseudemys texana 10, 24, 25,203.Pseudemys troostii 10.Pseudis paradoxa 36.Pseudobranchus 137, 149.Pseudobranchus robestus 129.Pseudobranchus vetustus 129.Pseudoeurycea cephalica 76,321.Pseudoeurycea cephalicacephalica 284.Pseudoeurycea galeanae 183.Pseudoeurycea leprosa 284,321.Pseudoeurycea nigromaculata284, 321.Pseudotriton ruber 227.Pteranodon 112.Pternohyla dentata 318.Pternohyla fodiens 273, 318.Python reticulatus 321.Rana 37, 42, 58.Rana areolata 23, 24, 25.Rana areolata areolata 191,283.Rana arvalis 36.Rana aurora 36, 129.Rana berlandieri 159, 237,248.
39Rana blairi 169, 248, 25270.Rana boriconensis 214.Rana catesbeiana 23, 24,36, 48, 65, 66, 72, 91118, 129, 150, 152, 15159, 204, 214, 225, 23248, 257, 263, 283.Rana catesbiana 19, 72.Rana clamata 214.Rana clamator 214.Rana clamitans 23, 36, 472, 118, 154, 257, 268Rana clamitans clamitans214, 238.Rana clamitans melanotaRana dubita 129.Rana ephippium 129.Rana esculenta 36, 66,Rana fayeae 12 9.Rana fischeri 48.Rana flaviviridis 214.Rana fontinalis 214.Rana fisca 36.Rana grayi 293.Rana grylio 48, 129Rana mascareniensisRana meadensis 129.Rana moorei 129.Rana nigrescens 214.Rana nigricans 214.Rana nigromaculata 214.Rana onca 48.Rana palmipes 284, 321.Rana palustris 48, 129,248, 276, 283.Rana parvissima 129.Rana pipiens 4, 8, 19, 465, 72, 82, 91, 111, 1120, 123, 129, 149, 15152, 158, 189, 214, 22225, 237, ~~262, 263,281, 282,289, 290,
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248, 250, 25268, 269, 27286, 287, 28ziHy ^:yu 295, 297.Rana pipiens austricolaRana pipiens berlandieri238, 283.Rana pipiens brachycepha283.Rana pipiens fischeri 48Rana pipiens pipiens 23,191.Rana pipiens sphenocepha143, 283.
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Rana pliocenica 129.Rana rexroadensis 129.Rana robustocondyla 129.Rana septentrionalis 214.Rana sphenocephala 23, 25,237, 250.Rana Sphenocephala 24,Rana sylvatica 9, 82, 118,189, 214.Rana sylvatica cantabrigensis48.Rana sylvatica latiremis 48.Rana temporaria 36, 66, 276,295.Rana valida 129.Ranaria melanota 214.Rappia 36.Regina 169, 250.Regina grahamii 143, 148, 204.Rhadinaea 149.Rhadinaea dichroa preornata106.Rhadinaea flavilata 148.Rhadinea flavilata 129.Rhineura floridana 129.Rhinochilus lecontei 19, 48,132, 148.Rhinocheilus lecontei lecontei206.Rhinocheilus leconteitesselatus 163, 225, 261.Rhinocheilus leconteitessellatus 70, 120, 143,206, 283.Rhinoclemys funeria 177.Rhinoclmys puntulariamelanosterna 177.Rhinophrynus 211.Rhinophrynus dorsalis 123,162.Rhyacosiredon altamiranoi 76.Salvadora grahamiae 48, 152,163, 225.Salvadora hexalepis 48, 148,152, 225.Salvadora hexalepisdeserticola 163.Salvadora lemniscata 321.Salvadora lineata 48, 263,283.Sauromalus obesus 112, 129.Scaphiopus 53, 82, 162, 169,318.Scaphiopus alexanderi 129.
40Scaphiopus bombifrons 46, 49,51, 118, 120, 129, 143, 152,156, 159, 184, 190, 314.Scaphiopus couchii 4, 19, 23,46, 48, 49, 54, 62, 85, 118,143, 151, 152, 155, 163,178, 189, 190, 225, 238,314.Scaphiopus couchii couchii283.Scaphiopus couchii retifrenis283.Scaphiopus diversus 129.Scaphiopus haminondii 23, 36,48, 49, 51, 79, 85, 118,143, 152, 156, 163, 184,189, 190, 268, 314.Scaphiopus hammondimultiplicatus 4.Scaphiopus hanunondii hammondii225.Scaphiopus holbrooki 31, 48,49, 111, 129, 189, 190, 230.Scaphiopus holbrookiiholbrookii 23, 24, 25, 54,314.Scaphiopus holbrookii hurterii23, 54, 238, 314.Scaphiopus hurteri 49, 54, 65,85, 118, 190, 211, 263, 283,296.Scaphiopus intermontanus 51,190, 314.Scaphiopus multiplicata 190.Scaphiopus multiplicatus 46.Scaphiopus pliobatrachus 129.Scaphiopus retifrenis 283.Scaphiopus studeri 129.Scaphonyx 112.Sceloporus 2, 150, 245.Sceloporus aeneus 76, 183.Sceloporus aeneus bicanthalis284.Sceloporus chaneyi 183.Sceloporus clarkii 225, 229.Sceloporus consobrinusconsobrinus 24, 25.Sceloporus cyanogenys 32, 48,92.Sceloporus edwardtaylori 321.Sceloporus floridanus 5.Sceloporus formosus 32.Sceloporus formosus formosus284, 321.Sceloporus formosus scitulus
321.Sceloporus goldmani 183.Sceloporus graciosus 129, 152.Sceloporus graciosusarenicolous 199.Sceloporus graciosus gracilis172.Sceloporus graciosus graciosus172.Sceloporus grammicus 48, 76.Sceloporus grammicusmicrolepidotus 183, 284.Sceloporus jarrovi 32, 129,183, 229.Sceloporus magister 48, 129,163, 172, 221, 225.Sceloporus magister magister220, 223.Sceloporus malachiticus 32.Sceloporus melanorhinusmelanorhinus 321.Sceloporus merriami 48, 163,172, 192, 223.Sceloporus merriami annulatus220.Sceloporus merriami merriami84, 143, 220, 224, 225.Sceloporus mucronatusmucronatus 284.Sceloporus mucronatusomiltemanus 32.Sceloporus occidentalis 129,229.Sceloporus olivaceus 48, 108,120, 172, 143, 221, 225,256, 263, 268, 283, 321.Sceloporus poinsettii 32, 48,84, 163, 220, 224, 225, 238,256, 283, 319.Sceloporus prezygous 32.Sceloporus robustus 129.Sceloporus scalarissamcolemani 183.Sceloporus scalaris scalaris183.Sceloporus scalaris slevini183.Sceloporus scalarisunicanthalis 183.Sceloporus serrifer plioporus32, 280.Sceloporus serrifer prezygous32.Sceloporus serrifer serrifer32.
41Sceloporus siniferus siniferus321.Sceloporus spinosus 19, 172.Sceloporus spinosus clarkii225.Sceloporus spinosusfloridanus 24, 25.Sceloporus spinosus spinosus183, 284.Sceloporus teapensis 321.Sceloporus torquatus 32, 172.Sceloporus torquatusmikeprestoni 183.Sceloporus torquatus torquatus284.Sceloporus undulatus 46, 48,125, 129, 132, 152, 192,201, 213, 218, 221, 263.Sceloporus undulatusconsobrinus 19, 84, 120,163, 220, 225, 283, 299.Sceloporus undulatus elonqatus194.Sceloporus undulatus garmani120.Sceloporus undulatushyacinthinus 8, 65, 172,174, 283.Sceloporus undulatus undulatus24, 25.Sceloporus variabilis 48, 148,213, 229.Sceloporus variabilismarmoratus 204, 321.Sceloporus variabilisvariabilis 284, 321.Scinax blairi 260.Scinax boesemani 260.Scinax crospedospila 260.Scinax cruentoimna 260.Scinax danae 260.Scinax kennedyi 260.Scinax lindsayi 260.Scinax rostrata 260.Scinax ruber 260.Scinax squalirostris 260.Scinax staufferi 260.Scinax wandae 260.Scinax x-signata 260.Scincella assata assatum 321.Scincella assata taylori 321.Scincella caudaequinae 284.Scincella geimningerigeimningeri 284.Scincella laterale 81, 283.
Scincella silvicola 284.Seymouria 111, 112, 235.Siebenrockiella crassicollis177.Siredon pisciforme 286, 287.Siren 2, 149.Siren intermedia 23, 25, 48.Siren intermedia nettingi 65,137, 171.Siren intermedia texana 137,238.Siren lacertina 23, 24, 25,129, 137.Siren simpsoni 129.Sistrurus 169.Sistrurus catenatus 77, 142,148, 226.Sistrurus catenatus censors11.Sistrurus catenatus edwardsii11, 204.Sistrurus catenatus tergeminus204, 261.Sistrurus miliaris streckeri143.Sistrurus miliarius 117, 129,148.Sistrurus miliarius miliarius24, 25.Sistrurus miliarius streckeri24, 25, 65, 174, 238, 261.Smilisca baudinii 111, 162,234, 254, 318.Smilisca baudinii baudinii284.Sonora 149.Sonora episcopa 48, 148, 163,225, 283.Sonora episcopa episcopa 120,170, 180, 261.Sonora semiannulata 2, 46, 48,101, 132, 163, 225.Sonora semiannulata blanchardi220.Sonora taylori 48.Spea 49, 190, 314.Spea bombifrons 85.Spea hammondi 85Spea laticeps 85.Spelerpes bilineatus 23.Spelerpes ruber 227.Sphaerodactylus glaucusglaucus 321.Sphaerodactylus glaucustorquatus 321.
42Sphenodon 36, 112, 113.Stegosaurus 112.Stenorrhina freminvilliiapiata 321.Stenorrhina freminvilliilactea 321.Sternothaerus carinatus 238.Sternothaerus minor 129.Sternothaerus odoratus 129,238.Sternotherus carinatus 24, 25.Sternotherus carinatuscarinatus 103.Sternotherus carinatuspeltifer 103.Sternotherus minor 251.Sternotherus odoratus 24, 25,103, 143, 204, 251, 283,301.Sternothorus odoratus 263.Stilosoma vetustum 129.Storeria 174.Storeria dekayi 19, 24, 25,48, 65, 117, 129, 148, 263.Storeria dekayi texana 87,120, 143, 158, 171, 217,283.Storeria dekayi wrightorum283.Storeria hidalgoensis 183.Storeria occipitomaculata 117.Storeria storerioides 76.Syrrhophus 293.Syrrhophus campi 23, 48.Syrrhophus cystignathoidescampi 67, 196.Syrrhophus gaigeae 48, 163,225, 283.Syrrhophus guttulatus 101,183.Syrrhophus leprus 321.Syrrhophus macrotympanum 102.Syrrhophus marnockii 23, 42,48, 118, 119, 129, 151, 219,224, 225, 268, 269, 283,296.Syrrhophus pipilans nebulosus119.Syrrhopus campi 4.Tantilla 150, 174.Tantilla atriceps 48, 101,163, 225.Tantilla coronata 129.Tantilla cucullata 101.
Tantilla diabola 101, 300.Tantilla gracilis 19, 24, 25,143, 148, 170, 263, 268,321.Tantilla gracilis gracilis 87,283.Tantilla gracilis hallowelli283.Tantilla nigriceps 48, 101,143, 148, 163.Tantilla nigriceps fumiceps120, 238.Tantilla nigriceps nigriceps120.Tantilla rubra cucullata 101.Tantilla rubra diabola 101.Taricha 129.Teius 146.Telosaurus 112,Termatosaurus 112.Terrapene 149, 241, 251.Terrapene canaliculata 279.Terrapene Carolina 48, 129,148, 263.Terrapene Carolina major 283.Terrapene Carolina triunguis65, 124, 143, 177, 238, 283.Terrapene coahuila 177.Terrapene major 24, 25.Terrapene ornata 19, 24, 25,46, 47, 48, 129, 163, 177,201, 210, 225, 263, 269,283.Terrapene ornata ornata 65,120, 143, 171, 238, 322.Terrapene triungis 24, 25.Terrapene triunguis 2.Testudo 15, 112, 279.Testudo gilberti 96.Testudo orthopyga 96.Testudo osborniana 96.Testudo turgida 96.Tetraprion 318.Thamnophis 250, 303.Thamnophis arabdotus 219.Thamnophis bovalli 219.Thamnophis butleri 118.Thamnophis chrysocephalus 219,284.Thamnophis chrysochephalus219.Thamnophis cyrtopsis 148, 152,174.Thamnophis cyrtopsis cyclides219.
43Thamnophis cyrtopsis cyrtopsis118, 219, 220.Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellata118, 143, 219, 268, 269.Thamnophis cyrtopsis postremus219.Thamnophis cyrtopsispulchrilatus 183.Thamnophis cyrtopsissumichrast i 219.Thamnophis elegans 152.Thamnophis eques 48.Thamnophis eques cyrtopsis163, 219, 225.Thamnophis eques eques 219.Thamnophis eques megalops 143.Thamnophis eques postremus219.Thamnophis eques sumichrasti219.Thamnophis exsul 183.Thamnophis macrostemma 48.Thamnophis marcianus 24, 25,48, 148, 152, 163, 225, 263.Thamnophis marcianus marcianus118, 143, 283.Thamnophis marcianusnigrolateris 118, 120, 283.Thamnophis melanogaster 219.Thamnophis ordinatus ordinatus219.Thamnophis ordinoides 219.Thamnophis phenax 219, 284.Thamnophis proximus 117, 148,150, 152, 159, 169, 255,282.Thamnophis proximus orarius121.Thamnophis proximusrubrilineatus 270.Thamnophis radix 148, 152.Thamnophis radix haydeni 120.Thamnophis rozellae 219.Thamnophis sauritus 48, 12 9,181, 263.Thamnophis sauritus chalceus284.Thamnophis sauritus proximus24, 25, 65, 118, 120, 174,283.Thamnophis scalaris 76, 219.Thamnophis sirtalis 48, 129,148, 152, 169.Thamnophis sirtalis annectens118, 120, 204, 217.
Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis118, 120.Thamnophis sirtalis proximus225.Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis24, 25, 219.Thamnophis sumichrasticerebrosus 219.Thamnophis sumichrasti fulvus219.Thamnophis sumichrastipraeocularis 219.Thamnophis sumichrasti salvini219.Thamnophis sumichrastisumichrasti 219.Thamnophis vicinus 219.Thorius pennatulus 284.Tiliqua scincoides 200.Toluca lineata lineata 284,321.Toluca lineata varians 321.Toluca lineata wetmorei 284.Tomodactylus 42.Tomodactylus albolabris 102,107.Tomodactylus angustidigitorum102, 107.Tomodactylus anulae 102.Tomodactylus dilatus 102, 107.Tomodactylus fuscus 102.Tomodactylus grandis 102.Tomodactylus macrotympanum102.Tomodactylus nitidus 119.Tomodactylus nitidus nitidus102.Tomodactylus nitidus orarius102.Tomodactylus nitidus petersi102.Tomodactylus petersi 102.Tomodactylus rufescens 107.Trachemys scripta 251.Trachemys scripta elegans 203,313.Trachodon 112.Trachydermochelys 112.Tricertops 112.Trigonocephalus scolecomorphus105.Trimeresurus puniceus 321.Trimerorhachis 14, 111, 235.Trimorphodon biscutatus 255.
44Trimorphodon biscutatusbiscutatus 321.Trimorphodon tau 70.Trimorphodon upsilon 70.Trimorphodon vilkinsonii 48,101, 163, 225.Trionyx 149, 267.Trionyx ferox 129, 263.Trionyx guinni 251.Trionyx muticus muticus 204.Trionyx spinifer emoryi 238.Trionyx spinifera 129.Triprion 318.Triturus 2, 82, 111, 137.Triturus kallerti 4.Triturus meridionalis 23, 24,25, 48.Triturus torosa 244.Triturus viridescens 48, 286,287.Triturus viridescenslouisianensis 23.Triturus viridescensviridescens 23, 24, 25.Tropidoclonion lineatum 19,24, 25, 65, 132, 148, 170.Tropidoclonion lineatumannectens 261.Tropidoclonion lineatummertensi 143.Tropidoclonion lineatumtexanum 238.Tropidonotus clarkii 11.Tropidonotus collaris 219.Tropidonotus ordinatus eques219.Tropidophis 206.Tupinambis nigropunctatus 146,Tupinambis teguixin 146.Tylosaurus nepaeolicus 298.Tylosaurus proriger 298.Typhlomolge 268.Typhlomolge rathbuni 2, 15,23, 35, 48, 227, 228.Typhlomolge tridentifera 228.Uma notata notata 154.Uma scoporia 154.Uromacer catesbyi 106.Uromacer dorsalus 106.Uromacer frenatus 106.Uromacer oxyrhynchus 106.Urosaurus 321.Urosaurus ornatus 48, 143,194, 220, 223.
Urosaurus ornatus ornatus 84,224, 225.Urosaurus ornatus schmidti163, 225.Urosaurus texanus 192.Uta stansburiana 46, 94, 129,130, 136, 221, 225, 277.Uta stansburiana stansburiana172.Uta stansburiana stejnegeri120, 163, 220, 223, 283.Varanops 235.Varanopus curridactylus 271.Varanopus elrodi 271.Varanopus didactylus 271.Varanopus impressus 271.Varanopus langstoni 271.Varanopus palmatus 271.Varanus niloticus 276.Varanus prasinus beccari 304.Vipera aspis 321.Vipera berus 321.Virginia striatula 87, 117,217.Virginia valeriae 117.Virginia valeriae elegans 24,25.Waggoneria 235.Xantusia vigilis 136.Xenodon angustirostris 104.Xenodon bertholdi 104.Xenodon colubrinus 104.Xenodon columbrinus 104.Xenodon gigas 104.Xenodon guentheri 104.Xenodon neovidii 104.Xenodon neuwiedi 104.Xenodon rhabdocephalusmexicanus 104.Xenodon rhabdocephalusrhabdocephalus 104.Xenodon schotti 106.Xenodon severus 104.Xenodon suspectus 104.Xenopus 74, 82, 111, 114.Xenopus laevis 115.Zamenis constrictor 19, 325.Zamenis flagellum 11, 19.Zatrachys 235.