Actualización de la taxonomía y distribución de los anfibios y reptiles de San Luis Potosí

Juan Carlos López Vidal1, CONABIO Comisión nacional para el conocimiento y uso de la biodiversidad2

1 Instituto Politécnico NacionalEscuela Nacional de Ciencias BiológicasDepartamento de ZoologíaLaboratorio de Cordados Terrestres, Prolongación de Carpio y Plan de Ayala s/n, 11340, México, Mexico; 2 Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad, Liga Periférico-Insurgentes Sur No. 4903, Col. Parques del Pedregal, 14010, MÉXICO, Mexico

Corresponding author(s): Juan Carlos López Vidal (jvidal@ipn.mx), CONABIO Comisión nacional para el conocimiento y uso de la biodiversidad (patricia.ramos@conabio.gob.mx)

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Resource Citation

'López-Vidal J. C. 2015. Actualización de la taxonomía y distribución de los anfibios y reptiles de San Luis Potosí. Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Biológicas. Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Bases de datos SNIB-CONABIO, proyecto IE005. México, D. F.'

Abstract

San Luis Potosí es uno de los estados con mayor diversidad de ambientes. Su herpetofauna ha sido estudiada de manera intermitente, por lo que se tiene un conocimiento relativamente adecuado de los anfibios y reptiles.  Sin embargo, es necesario integrar este conocimiento y hacerlo disponible a el mayor número de investigadores y personas interesadas en la biodiversidad.  Por lo anterior se plantea realizar la actualización del listado y la taxonomía de las especies presentes en San Luis Potosí así como actualizar la distribución conocida de esas especies.  Lo anterior se plantea realizar mediante 1) la revisión exhaustiva de la bibliografía, 2) la actualización de las bases de datos de las colecciones Herpetológica de la Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Biológicas, IPN (ENCB) y la Colección Nacional de Anfibios y Reptiles, IBUNAM (CNAR), 3) la actualización taxonómica de las especies, 4) elaboración de mapas de distribución de las familias en el estado, 5) la consulta de las bases de datos de otras colecciones tanto nacionales como extranjeras, 6) también se mencionará el estado de conservación de las especies y 7) se realizarán salidas al campo para obtener recolectas de ejemplares en las regiones donde no se reportan registros, donde tales registros sean escasos, o donde la importancia de registros históricos lo amerite .
Reino: 1
Filo: 1
Clase: 2
Orden: 4
Familia: 28
Género: 68
Especie: 113
Epitetoinfraespecifico: 30

Keywords: Occurrence, Anfibios, Reptiles, Occurrence

Project details

Project title: Actualización de la taxonomía y distribución de los anfibios y reptiles de San Luis Potosí
Personnel: Juan Carlos López Vidal
Funding: Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad (CONABIO)
Study area descriptions/descriptor: Anfibios
Reptiles
ajolotes, salamandras, tritones
boas, cobras, coralillos, culebras, pitones, serpientes, víboras
caimanes, cocodrilos
camaleones, geckos, iguanas, lagartijas, lagartos
culebras; serpientes
geckos rayados
lagartijas lagarto; alicantes
ranas arborícolas
ranas de dedos largos
ranas, sapos
salamanquesas; eslizones
tortugas dulceacuícolas, tortugas terrestres

Data published through GBIF: https://www.snib.mx/iptconabio/resource?r=SNIB-IE005

Taxonomic coverage

General taxonomic coverage description: Reino: Animalia
Filo: Chordata
Clase: Amphibia, Reptilia
Orden: Anura, Squamata, Testudines, Caudata
Familia: Ranidae, Natricidae, Kinosternidae, Eleutherodactylidae, Salamandridae, Bufonidae, Hylidae, Ambystomatidae, Teiidae, Colubridae, Phrynosomatidae, Scaphiopodidae, Scincidae, Viperidae, Gekkonidae, Plethodontidae, Dipsadidae, Microhylidae, Xantusiidae, Boidae, Emydidae, Dibamidae, Xenosauridae, Iguanidae, Leptodactylidae, Elapidae, Anguidae, Corytophanidae
Taxonomic ranks
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Amphibia, Reptilia
Order: Anura, Squamata, Testudines, Caudata
Family: Ranidae, Natricidae, Kinosternidae, Eleutherodactylidae, Salamandridae, Bufonidae, Hylidae, Ambystomatidae, Teiidae, Colubridae, Phrynosomatidae, Scaphiopodidae, Scincidae, Viperidae, Gekkonidae, Plethodontidae, Dipsadidae, Microhylidae, Xantusiidae, Boidae, Emydidae, Dibamidae, Xenosauridae, Iguanidae, Leptodactylidae, Elapidae, Anguidae, Corytophanidae
Genus: Rana, Thamnophis, Kinosternon, Eleutherodactylus, Notophthalmus, Nerodia, Bufo, Hyla, Ambystoma, Cnemidophorus, Conopsis, Sceloporus, Spea, Trachycephalus, Scinax, Rhinella, Leiolopisma, Crotalus, Scincella, Aspidoscelis, Storeria, Anaxyrus, Hemidactylus, Eumeces, Phrynosoma, Smilisca, Chiropterotriton, Leptodeira, Hypopachus, Lepidophyma, Ficimia, Drymarchon, Ameiva, Masticophis, Rhadinaea, Coniophanes, Spilotes, Pseudoeurycea, Holbrookia, Scaphiopus, Ecnomiohyla, Pituophis, Gyalopion, Pantherophis, Tantilla, Adelphicos, Incilius, Phrynohyas, Oxybelis, Boa, Lampropeltis, Terrapene, Lithobates, Bothrops, Anelytropsis, Bolitoglossa, Xenosaurus, Drymobius, Leptophis, Ctenosaura, Syrrhophus, Leptodactylus, Hypsiglena, Trimorphodon, Micrurus, Gerrhonotus, Laemanctus, Barisia
Species: Rana johni, Thamnophis eques, Rana pipiens, Rana berlandieri, Kinosternon integrum, Thamnophis melanogaster, Thamnophis sumichrasti, Notophthalmus meridionalis, Thamnophis proximus, Bufo valliceps, Nerodia rhombifer, Rana megapoda, Ambystoma velasci, Rana montezumae, Cnemidophorus gularis, Conopsis nasus, Spea multiplicata, Trachycephalus venulosus, Scinax staufferi, Sceloporus goldmani, Spea intermontana, Sceloporus variabilis, Rhinella horribilis, Leiolopisma caudaequinae, Crotalus triseriatus, Aspidoscelis gularis, Crotalus lepidus, Storeria dekayi, Anaxyrus cognatus, Hemidactylus frenatus, Eumeces tetragrammus, Cnemidophorus inornatus, Aspidoscelis inornatus, Smilisca baudinii, Bufo punctatus, Hyla miotympanum, Sceloporus spinosus, Spea hammondii, Chiropterotriton arboreus, Hypopachus variolosus, Chiropterotriton magnipes, Lepidophyma sylvaticum, Hyla eximia, Leptodeira septentrionalis, Ficimia olivacea, Drymarchon corais, Rhadinaea gaigeae, Coniophanes imperialis, Sceloporus jarrovii, Spilotes pullatus, Phrynosoma modestum, Sceloporus torquatus, Eleutherodactylus guttilatus, Sceloporus minor, Eumeces lynxe, Scaphiopus couchii, Ecnomiohyla miotympanum, Conopsis lineata, Eleutherodactylus decoratus, Sceloporus parvus, Pituophis deppei, Gyalopion canum, Scincella caudaequinae, Sceloporus grammicus, Pantherophis emoryi, Hyla arenicolor, Tantilla atriceps, Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides, Adelphicos quadrivirgatum, Incilius valliceps, Phrynohyas venulosa, Leptodeira septentrionalis subsp. polysticta, Oxybelis potosiensis, Boa imperator, Ameiva undulata, Tantilla wilcoxi, Pituophis catenifer, Incilius occidentalis, Bufo nebulifer, Lampropeltis triangulum, Eleutherodactylus augusti, Terrapene goldmani, Tantilla rubra, Lithobates berlandieri, Crotalus totonacus, Storeria storerioides, Bothrops asper, Leptodeira maculata, Anelytropsis papillosus, Bolitoglossa platydactyla, Rhadinaea crassa, Aspidoscelis scalaris, Xenosaurus newmanorum, Drymobius margaritiferus, Sceloporus cyanogenys, Holbrookia maculata, Terrapene mexicana, Phrynosoma cornutum, Eleutherodactylus latrans, Leptophis mexicanus, Ctenosaura acanthura, Syrrhophus cystignathoides, Lepidophyma occulor, Leptodactylus fragilis, Hypsiglena torquata, Trimorphodon tau, Gerrhonotus liocephalus, Leptodactylus melanonotus, Sceloporus serrifer, Hyla picta, Scincella gemmingeri, Sceloporus cautus, Syrrhophus latodactylus
Infraspecificname: Thamnophis melanogaster subsp. canescens, Thamnophis cyrtopsis subsp. cyrtopsis, Nerodia rhombifer subsp. blanchardi, Thamnophis macrostemma subsp. megalops, Sceloporus variabilis subsp. variabilis, Phrynosoma orbiculare subsp. cortezii, Leptodeira annulata subsp. cussiliris, Sceloporus grammicus subsp. microlepidotus, Ameiva undulata podarga, Eumeces tetragrammus subsp. tetragrammus, Masticophis flagellum subsp. lineatulus, Holbrookia maculata subsp. approximans, Storeria dekayi texana, Sceloporus spinosus subsp. spinosus, Sceloporus grammicus subsp. disparilis, Sceloporus torquatus subsp. melanogaster, Crotalus molossus subsp. nigrescens, Aspidoscelis inornatus subsp. paulula, Sceloporus serrifer subsp. cyanogenys, Storeria dekayi temporalineata, Lampropeltis triangulum subsp. dixoni, Cnemidophorus sackii subsp. gularis, Sceloporus jarrovii subsp. minor, Leptophis mexicanus subsp. mexicanus, Micrurus fitzingeri microgalbineus, Hypsiglena torquata subsp. jani, Leptodeira septentrionalis subsp. septentrionalis, Laemanctus serratus subsp. serratus, Barisia imbricata subsp. ciliaris, Masticophis flagellum subsp. testaceus
Common names: rana de Moore, rana de la huasteca, culebra listonada del sur mexicano, southern mexico garder snake, culebra de agua, culebra de agua nómado mexicano, culebra listonada del sur Mexicano, otác (Seri), rana leopardo, rana leopardo del río Bravo, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), tortuga pecho quebrado mexicana, casquito de burro, mexican mud turtle, casquito de burro, tortuga de agua, tortuga de río, tortuga pecho quebrado mexicana, mexican blackbelly water snake, culebra de agua de panza negra, culebra de agua, culebra de agua de panza negra, culebra de agua de panza negra mexicana, culebra negra en Aguascalientes, víbora de agua, culebra listonada de Sumichrast, sumichrast garder snake, culebra de agua nómada de sumichrast, culebra listonada, culebra listonada de Sumichrast, black-spotted newt, tritón manchas negras, tritón de manchas negras, tritón manchas negras, culebra listonada occidental, western ribbon snake, culebra acuática, culebra listonada occidental, múuch (Maya), sapo, sapo común, sapo costero, sapo del golfo, culebra de agua de diamantes, diamond back water snake, culebra de agua de diamantes, culebra de agua de espalda de diamantes, rana leopardo patas grandes, rana pierna de pollo, tiger salamander, ajolote, salamandra tigre, ajolote de Alchichica, ajolote del altiplano, salamandra, salamandra de Alchichica, salamandra de Taylor, salamandra tigre de meseta, rana de Moctezuma, rana leopardo de Moctezuma, huico pinto del noreste, huico texano, large-nosed earth snake, culebra terrestre narigona, culebra de tierra de la meseta mexicana, culebra terrestre narigona, culebrita gris, sapo de espuelas del sur, southern spade foot, sapo de espuelas mexicano, sapo montícola de espuela, quech (Maya), rana arborícola lechosa, rana arbórea, rana lechosa de árbol, rana venulosa, x-túuts´ (Maya), rana arborícola trompuda, rana arbórea trompuda de Stauffer, rana de árbol de Stauffer, ranita arborícola, ranita gris, Goldman's bunchgrass lizard, lagartija escamosa de Goldman, lagartija de pastizal de Goldman, lagartija escamosa de Goldman, rose bellied lizard, lagartija escamosa panza rosada, lagartija escamosa panza rosada, lagartija espinosa panza rosada, bezmuch (Maya), sapo común, sapo gigante, sapo grande, sapo lechero, sapo verrugoso, totmuch (Maya), cascabel oscura de la Sierra Madre, víbora cascabel transvolcánica, huico pinto del noreste, huico texano, rock rattlesnake, chachamuri verde, chichámora, cascabel verde, chachamuri (Yuto-nahua), chachamuri verde, chichámora, víbora cascabel variable, víbora de cascabel, víbora de cascabel de las rocas, víbora de cascabel gris, culebra parda de Kay, brown snake, culebra parda, culebra parda de Kay, great plains toad, sapo de la gran planicie, sapo, sapo de espuelas, sapo de la gran planicie, sapo de las grandes planicies, common house gecko, geco casero bocón, besucona, geco casero bocón, four lined skink, eslizón cuatro líneas, eslizón cuatro líneas, eslizón cuatro líneas del noreste, huico liso, huico liso del altiplano, huico liso, huico liso del altiplano, common mexican tree frog, rana trepadora, mexican treefrog, rana de árbol mexicana común, otác (Seri), quech (Maya), rana arborícola mexicana, rana arbórea de Baudin, rana de árbol mexicana, rana de árbol mexicana común, rana trepadora, x-túuts´ (Maya), ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), haat iiqui ix (Seri), sapo, sapo de puntos rojos, sapo manchas rojas, sapo pinto, calate, calate arborícola, rana de árbol orejas chicas, spiny lizard, lagartija escamosa espinosa, lagartija escamosa espinosa, lagartija espinosa, sapo, sapo de espuelas occidental, sapo excavador, arboreals splayfooted salamander, salamandra pie plano arbórea, salamandra pies planos arborícola, sheep frog, rana ovejera, rana oveja común, chacmuch (Maya), múuch (Maya), otác (Seri), rana manglera, rana oveja común, rana ovejera, rana termitera, termitero balador, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), big foot splayfooted salamander, salamandra pie plano patona, salamandra patona, salamandra pie plano patona, madrean tropical night lizard, lagartija nocturna de montaña, mountain tree frog, rana de árbol de montaña, rana de árbol de montaña, rana verde manchada, ranita de montaña, culebra ojo de gato norteña; manchada, northern cat eyed snake, culebra ojo de gato norteña, escombrera manchada, brown hooknose snake, culebra naricilla huasteca, culebra café de Gaige, Gaige's pine forest snake, black-stripped snake, culebra rayas negras, yarrow's spiny lizard, cachorón, lagartija escamosa de montaña, cachorón, lagartija escamosa de montaña, lagartija espinosa de Yarrow, rochaca, culebra ratonera mica, black-and-yellow rat snake, culebra ratonera mica, culebra voladora, roundtail hornet lizard, lagartija cornuda cola redonda, camaleón, camaleón de cola redonda, lagartija cornuda cola redonda, tapayatxin, crevice Swift lizard, lagartija escamosa barrada, lagartija escamosa barrada, lagartija espinosa de collar, rápido barrado, spotted chirping frog, rana chirriadora punteada, rana chirriadora punteada, ranita chirriadora de manchas, oak forest skink, eslizón encinero, eslizón de bosque de encinos, eslizón encinero, Sapo de espuelas de Conch, Conch's spade foot, cavador, sapo cavador, sapo de espuela, sapo de espuelas de Conch, small-eared tree frog, rana de árbol orejas chicas, calate, calate arborícola, rana de árbol orejas chicas, culebra nariz de pala del occidente, culebra terrestre del centro, rana de hojarasca decorada, rana labradora, rana ladradora adornada, rana ladrona adornada, bluebelly lizard, lagartija escamosa panza azul, lagartija escamosa panza azul, lagartija espinosa de panza azul, culebra sorda mexicana, mexican bull snake, alicante, cincuate, cincuate mexicana, culebra casera, culebra sorda mexicana, ratonera, chihuahuan hooknose snake, culebra nariz ganchuda de Chihuahua, culebra de naricilla occidental, culebra nariz de gancho occidental, culebra nariz ganchuda de Chihuahua, mezquite lizard, lagartija escamosa de mezquite, chintete de mezquite, lagartija escamosa de mezquite, lagartija espinosa del mezquital, culebra ratonera de las planicies, canyon frog, ranita de cañon, canyon treefrog, rana de árbol color arena, otác (Seri), rana de árbol color arena, ranita de cañon, ranita de las rocas, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), culebra encapuchada mexicana, mexican black-headed snake, culebra cabeza negra mexicana, culebra encapuchada mexicana, culebras cabeza negra mexicana, mexican chirping frog, rana chirriadora mexicana, lombriz rayada, tzincan (Maya), zacatera, gulf coast toad, sapo del Golfo, múuch (Maya), sapo, sapo común, sapo costero, sapo del golfo, veined tree frog, rana de árbol lechosa, quech (Maya), rana arborícola lechosa, rana arbórea, rana lechosa de árbol, rana venulosa, x-túuts´ (Maya), culebra ojo de gato, culebra bejuquilla mexicana, brown or mexican vine snake, káxab yuk (Maya), rainbow ameiva, ameiva metálica; arcoiris, ameiva metálica, lagartija metálica, culebra encapuchada chihuahuense, chihuahuan black headed snake, culebra cabeza negra de Chihuahua, culebra encapuchada chihuahuense, burrillo, cincuate, cocasnáacöl (Seri), topera, víbora sorda, pine toad, sapo pinero, sapo de los pinos, sapo de pino, sapo pinero, sapo nebuloso, milk snake, culebra real coralillo, otác (Seri), rana amarilla labradora, rana de hojarasca de acantilado, rana de tronco, rana ladradora amarilla, rana ladradora común, sapo ladrador, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), culebra cabeza-negra, culebra ciempiés veracruzana, culebra rojilla, río Grande leopard frog, rana leopardo, rana del río grande, otác (Seri), rana leopardo, rana leopardo del río Bravo, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), cascabel amarilla, víbora cascabel tropical, víbora de cascabel totonaca, culebra parda mexicana, mexican brown snake, culebra, culebra parda mexicana, nauyaca-terciopelo real, terciopelo ?, nauyaca terciopelo real, culebra ojo de gato del suroeste, southwestern cat eyed snake, culebra ojo de gato del suroeste, escombreara del suroeste mexicano, lagartija ciega mexicana, broadfoot moushroom tongue salamander, salamandra lengua hongueada pies anchos, achoque de tierra, salamandra lengua de hongo pies anchos, salamandra lengua hongueada pies anchos, tlaconete de las piedras, culebra café de Gaige, huico manchado de la altiplanicie, Newman's knob scaled lizard, xenosaurio de Newman, speckled racer, culebra corredora de Petatillos, corredora moteada, culebra, culebra corredora de Petatillos, lagunera, lagartija espinosa azul, lesser earles lizard, lagartija sorda menor, lagartija sorda, lagartija sorda menor, lagartija sorda pequeñita, lagartilla perrilla, texas hornet lizard, camaleón texano, lagartija cornuda texana, camaleón, camaleón Texano, lagartija cornuda texana, culebra perico mexicana, mexican parrot snake, culebra perico mexicana, ranera mexicana, north eastern spiny tail iguana, garrobo de México, Iguana espinosa del Golfo, garrobo de México, iguana, iguana de cola espinosa del noreste, iguana de cola-espinosa del noroeste, iguana espinosa del Golfo, rana chirriadora mexicana, Jalapa tropical night lizard, lagartija nocturna de Jalapa, lagartija nocturna de Jalapa, lagartija nocturna de Jalpan, múuch (Maya), rana de bigotes, ranita de charca, ranita de hojarasca, ranita espumera labio blanco, ranita labios blancos, nightsnake, culebra nocturna ojo de gato, culebra de la noche, culebra noctura del Pacífico, culebra nocturna, culebra nocturna ojo de gato, culebra ojo de gato, culebra, falsa nauyaca mexicana, texas alligator lizard, lagarto escorpión texano, lagartija lagarto sureña, lagarto escorpión texano, sabinal frog, ranita del sabinal, rana nidificadora de sabinal, múuch (Maya), otác (Seri), rana del sabinal, rana nidificadora de sabinal, ranita espumera de dedos marginados, ranita hojarasca, ziix hax ano quiij (Seri), blue spiny lizard, lagartija escamosa azul, lagartija escamosa azul, lagartija espinosa azul, pintada, rana de árbol pintada, ranita, ranita arborícola, ranita arbórea, ranita grillo, ranita pintada, x-túuts´ (Maya), forest ground skink, encinela de selva, encinela de selva, escíncela de bosque de tierra, shy spiny lizard, lagartija escamosa tímida, lagartija escamosa tímida, lagartija espinosa llanera, lagartija escamosa panza rosada, lagartija espinosa panza rosada, eslizón cuatro líneas, eslizón cuatro líneas del noreste, amarilla, chirrionera, chirrionera de Baja California, chirrionera de Sonora, chirrionera norteña, chirrionera rayadita, chirrionera roja, corredora, culebra chirriadora común, culebra chirrionera, culebra chirrionera roja sonorense, látigo, cachorita, lagartija sorda manchadita, culebra parda, culebra parda de Kay, cascabel de cola negra mexicana, lagartija espinosa azul, culebra parda, culebra parda de Kay, falsa coralillo de Tamulipas, huico pinto del noreste, huico texano, coral neotropical, coral texano, coralillo, coralillo ensillado, serpiente coralillo arlequín, culebra nocturna del noreste, culebra nocturna tejana, escorpión de montaña, lagartija falso escorpión, amarilla, chirrionera, chirrionera de Baja California, chirrionera de Sonora, chirrionera norteña, chirrionera rayadita, chirrionera roja, corredora, culebra chirriadora común, culebra chirrionera, culebra chirrionera roja sonorense, látigo

Spatial coverage

General spatial coverage: País: MEXICO (SAN LUIS POTOSI)
Coordinates: 21°13'55.2''N and 23°49'44.4''N Latitude; 102°7'48''W and 98°30'21.6''W Longitude 

Temporal coverage: September 17, 1879 - July 18, 1988

Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Amphibian and Reptile Collection;TU;Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute;TUBRI
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Amphibian and Reptile Collection;UA;University of Arizona;UAZ
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Amphibian and Reptile Collection;INHS;Illinois Natural History Survey;INHS
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Amphibians and Reptiles Collection;UCM;University of Colorado, Boulder;UCM
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Amphibians and Reptiles Collection;FMNH;Field Museum of Natural History;FMNH
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Colección Herpetológica del Laboratorio de Ecología;LE-UBIPRO;Facultad de Estudios Superiores Iztacala, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México;FESI-UNAM
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Colección Nacional de Anfibios y Reptiles;CNAR;Instituto de Biología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México;IBUNAM
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Colección Particular de Ralph W. Axtell (Herpetofauna);RWA;NO APLICA;NO APLICA
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Collection of Herpetology;TCWC;Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A &  M University;TCWC-TAMU
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Collection of Herpetology;UTA;University of Texas, Arlington;UTA
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
Natural collections description

Parent collection identifier: NO APLICA
Collection name: Collection of Herpetology;UTEP;The Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, University of Texas, El Paso;UTEP
Collection identifier: SNIB-IE005-IE0051509F_SIB2015.09.30-ND
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