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Taxa: Sceloporus melanorhinus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Sceloporus melanorhinus calligaster
114381A.E. Greer and F.W. Burley   SU-3141963-05-12
Mexico, Nayarit, 2.8 mi W Compostela, rd to Puerto Vallarta, 21.22 -104.94
CAS:HERP
Sceloporus melanorhinus calligaster
114382A.E. Greer and F.W. Burley   SU-3151963-05-12
Mexico, Nayarit, 2.8 mi W Compostela, rd to Puerto Vallarta, 21.22 -104.94
CAS:HERP
Sceloporus melanorhinus calligaster
114515A.E. Greer and F.W. Burley   SU-4881963-05-18
Mexico, Nayarit, 2.1 mi E bridge crossing tidal inlet on rd to Los Corchos and the playa, 21.69056 -105.44444
CAS:HERP
132192E.J. Morris   1971-02-16
Mexico, Colima, Manzanillo, 19.1131388889 -104.3421666667
CAS:HERP
142610T.J. Papenfuss   134381976-08-12
Mexico, Oaxaca, 7 mi NE Tapanatepec on Mex. Hwy 190, 16.4 -94.12
CAS:HERP
165298J.F. Copp, D.E. Breedlove and R.R. Riviere   JFC-941986-11-04
Mexico, Chiapas, along Mex Hwy 211, 4.1 mi W of Mex Hwy 190 (3.2 mi W of Paso Hondo zocalo, 15.69 -92.06
CAS:HERP
95556A.E. Greer   CAS-41011964-07-10
Mexico, Nayarit, Vic of San Blas, 21.53944 -105.28528
CAS:HERP
95557A.E. Greer   CAS-40541964-07-10
Mexico, Nayarit, Playa Hermosa, 21.54 -105.3
CAS:HERP
95558A.E. Greer   CAS-38111964-06-24
Mexico, Nayarit, 17.1 mi E Las Varas, via gravel rd, 21.21 -104.96
CAS:HERP
95559A.E. Greer   CAS-38131964-06-24
Mexico, Nayarit, 17.1 mi E Las Varas, via gravel rd, 21.21 -104.96
CAS:HERP
95560A.E. Greer   CAS-39411964-07-01
Mexico, Nayarit, Santa Cruz, 21.4333333333 -105.2
CAS:SUR
19370L. Lopez   67881956-06-07
Mexico, Nayarit, within .5 mi radius of San Blas, 21.54 -105.28
CAS:SUR
19371L. Lopez   67911956-06-07
Mexico, Nayarit, within .5 mi radius of San Blas, 21.54 -105.28
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Google Map

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