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Taxa: Trimorphodon biscutatus vandenburghi
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
121149S.C. Williams   SCW-175(3)1969-04-15
Mexico, Baja California Norte, 11 mi N of Rancho Mezquital, 28.3616805556 -113.9295583333, 152m
CAS:HERP
143731R.L. Seib   7231977-06-11
United States, California, Inyo Co., 4.7 mi W (by Hwy 136) of Panamint Springs, 36.3532333361 -117.5290666583
CAS:HERP
143732R.L. Seib   7241977-06-11
United States, California, Inyo Co., 4.7 mi W (by Hwy 136) of Panamint Springs, 36.3532333361 -117.5290666583
CAS:HERP
143733R.L. Seib   7251977-06-11
United States, California, Inyo Co., 4.7 mi W (by Hwy 136) of Panamint Springs, 36.3532333361 -117.5290666583
CAS:HERP
146577R.L. Seib   RS-24511978-04-24
Mexico, Baja California Norte, 1.4 mi S (by Mex. Hwy 1) of Catavina, 29.72002 -114.69907
CAS:HERP
163553H.G. Moser, P. Moser and R.F. McGinnis   H-1635531987-04-25
United States, California, San Diego Co., San Ysidro Mtns, County S22 (Montezuma Valley Rd) 4.1 mi SW of Palm Canyon Dr (1.0 mi NE of Crawford Overlook), 33.2197666639 -116.4232500083
CAS:HERP
176605J.F. Copp   1989-10-18
United States, California, San Diego Co., County S3, 1.1 mi NE of Yaqui Pass, 33.1593166667 -116.3417999917
CAS:HERP
176606J.F. Copp   1989-10-02
United States, California, San Diego Co., San Ysidro Mtns, County S22, 4.5 mi SW of Palm Canyon Dr (0.7 mi N of Crawford Overlook), 33.2144666667 -116.4249333389
CAS:HERP
178570T. Rado   1985-05-21
United States, California, Kern Co., 0.25 mi N of jct Jawbone Canyon Rd and Hwy 14, 35.3021861111 -118.0036555556
CAS:HERP
178911J.F. Copp   1991-05-14
United States, California, San Diego Co., San Ysidro Mtns, Montezuma Valley Rd, 1.7 mi E of crest of ridge, 33.2130178 -116.5660874
CAS:HERP
178912J.F. Copp   1991-05-14
United States, California, San Diego Co., San Ysidro Mtns, Montezuma Valley Rd, 3.35 mi SW of Palm Canyon Dr, 33.2248666611 -116.4197499917
CAS:HERP
182462D.R. Spees and J.F. Copp   JFC-1151951-06-24
United States, California, San Diego Co., Hwy 78, near foot Sentenac Canyon, 33.1149232 -116.4422558
CAS:HERP
182463L.H. Copp, E.F.F. Copp and J.F. Copp   JFC-1791954-04-15
United States, California, San Diego Co., Hwy 78, between Borrego jct and Ocotillo Wells, 33.1555 -116.1938333361
CAS:HERP
182464L. George, H.G. Nelson and J.F. Copp   JFC-1881955-07-21
United States, California, San Diego Co., 3.2 mi W of Yaqui jct, 33.12885 -116.4329499889
CAS:HERP
182465H.G. Nelson and J.F. Copp   JFC-2481957-08-07
United States, California, San Diego Co., 2.8 mi N of Yaqui jct, 33.1576666667 -116.3440499944
CAS:HERP
182466J.F. Copp et al.   JFC-67-301967-05-07
United States, California, San Diego Co., Sentenac Canyon, California Hwy 78, 1.8 mi E of Scissors Crossing, 33.1084166694 -116.4500666619
CAS:HERP
182467J.F. Copp et al.   JFC-68-1831968-03-31
United States, California, San Diego Co., Montezuma Rd, 2.35 mi SW of Palm Canyon Dr, 33.2323166694 -116.4109166778
CAS:HERP
191043F. Nelson   JFC
United States, California, San Diego Co., Borrego area, 33.25422 -116.32569
CAS:HERP
195851T.G. Balgooyen   1972-07-14
United States, California, San Bernardino Co., Barstow, Barstow Rd, 34.8859194444 -117.0220277778
CAS:HERP
58172Expedition to Southern California and Lower California   1924-05-04
United States, California, San Diego Co., vic of Ramona, Wildwood Ranch, 32.9680555556 -116.9280555556
CAS:HERP
65496J.R. Slevin   98181931-05-06
United States, California, Inyo Co., Argus Mtns, vic S of Bruce Canyon, 35.9347111111 -117.3846166667
CAS:SUR
19804J.M. Savage and Pomona College Ecology Class   S-56-141956-05-19
United States, California, San Diego Co., 2 mi E of Scissors Crossing, 33.1108166694 -116.4485833472
CAS:SUR
22170B.W. Crawford and R. Adler   291958-07-07
United States, California, San Diego Co., Lyons Valley, W of Barrett Lake, 32.7173166911 -116.7747500111
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