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Taxa: Tantilla yaquia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
138870F.E. Ely   0000-00-00
Mexico, Sonora, 5 mi E Alamos, 27 -108.86
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
140865R.W. Hansen and R.L. Tremper   1975-07-22
Mexico, Sinaloa, 61 mi S of Culiacan on Cosala rd, 23.99 -106.98
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
159396F. Nelson   JFC-62-531962-04-19
Mexico, Sinaloa, Mexico Hwy 15, 16 mi N of Mazatlan, 23.48 -106.47
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
190318S. Heckman   1985-09-26
United States, Arizona, Cochise Co., Bisbee, Zacatecas Canyon above Brewery Gulch, 31.4541666667 -109.9177777778
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
190319J. Boundy and A.W. Ford   1985-08-18
United States, Arizona, Cochise Co., Hwy 80, 34 mi S of Rodeo, 31.4617527778 -109.3805194444
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
190320J. Boundy   1985-09-13
United States, Arizona, Cochise Co., Hwy 80, 33 mi S of Rodeo, 31.461875 -109.3657833333
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
190321J. Boundy and W.F. Meyers   1986-08-21
United States, Arizona, Cochise Co., 0.5 mi N of Portal, 31.9197222222 -109.1375
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
190322J. Boundy and W.F. Meyers   1986-08-21
United States, Arizona, Cochise Co., 0.5 mi N of Portal, 31.9197222222 -109.1375
CAS:HERP
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
64976M. McLellan   0000-00-00
Mexico, Sinaloa, Labrados, 23.08 -106.15
CAS:SUR
Tantilla yaquia Smith, 1942
23788A.E. Greer and F.W. Burley   1963-07-07
Mexico, Sinaloa, 22.4 mi SE Rio Piaxtla, 23.56 -106.53
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Google Map

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