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Conservation Area north parking lot on W. Michigan
St.(40.184028N, 92.618975W). 6 April 2010. Anthony J. Wilmes.
Verified by Richard Daniel. Voucher specimen deposited in
theUniversity of Missouri Columbia Museum (UMC 8750). A
singlesub-adult male DOR (64 cm SVL, 10 cm TL, 135 g ). First
vouch-ered specimen from Adair Co. (Daniel and Edmond. 2010.
Atlasof Missouri Amphibians and Reptiles for 2009. ). Collected
under Missouri Depart-ment of Conservation wildlife collectors
permit #14509 issuedto PJM.
ANTHONY J. WILMES (e-mail: [email protected]) and PE-TER
J. MUELLEMAN , Department of Biology, Truman State
University,Kirksville, Missouri 63501, USA.
LAMPROPELTIS MEXICANA (Mexican Kingsnake) . MEXI-CO: NAYARIT:
Mesa de Nayar (22.4283861N, 104.8460944W; WGS84), 2220 m elev. 23
August 2010. C. Rodriquez and C. Grn- wald. Verified by Robert W.
Bryson, Jr. University of Texas Ar-lington Digital Collection
(UTADC 68336835, photo vouchers).New state records, extending the
range 110 km S from south-
ern Durango (42 mi. S of Cd. Durango [UCM 21061]; Gehlbachand
McCoy 1965. Herpetologica 21:3538), which representsthe
southernmost locality for the western portion of the SierraMadre
Occidental. The three snakes, phenotypically similar topopulations
of L. m. greeri from Durango, along with severalshed skins, were
located under rocks within pine-oak forest.
ROBERT W. HANSEN , 16333 Deer Path Lane, Clovis, California
93619-9735, USA (e-mail: [email protected]); CHRIS M. RODRIGUEZ
, LosAngeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens, 5333 Zoo Drive, Los
Angeles, Cali-fornia 90027, USA (e-mail: [email protected]);
CHRISTOPH I. GRN-WALD , Casa Mexico Real Estate, Ajijic Plaza #1,
Ajijic, Jalisco, Mxico (e-mail: [email protected]).
MICRURUS LATICOLLARIS (Balsan Coralsnake) . MEXICO: JA-
LISCO:M uniCipalitYoF t eColotln
: 1 km N Tecolotln (20.23289N,104.06000W; WGS84) , 1300 m elev.
30 June 2009. Ivn T. Ahu-mada-Carrillo. Verified by Eric N. Smith.
UTADC 6253. First re-cord for municipality and northernmost record
for the species,extending the range ca. 85 km (airline) N from the
closest knownlocalities in southern Jalisco (Campbell and Lamar
2004. The Venomous Reptiles of the Western Hemisphere, Vol. I.
ComstockPubl. Assoc., Cornell Univ. Press, Ithaca, New York. 475
pp.). Thesnake was found in tropical deciduous forest.
IVN T. AHUMADA-CARRILLO (e-mail: [email protected].),OSCAR
F. REYNA-BUSTOS , and JACOBO REYES-VELASCO (e-mail:
[email protected]), Centro Universitario de Ciencias Biolgicas y
Agropecuar-ias, Universidad de Guadalajara, Carretera a Nogales Km.
15.5, Las Agujas,Nextipac, Zapopan, Jalisco, Mxico.
NERODIA ERYTHROGASTER (Plain-bellied Watersnake) . USA:
ALABAMA:C RENSHAW C O .: 8.69 km E of US 331 on CR 6
(31.6722N,86.18972W; WGS84; elev. 97 m). 22 April 2006. Michael E.
Welk-er. Verified by Craig Guyer and Robert Makowsky. University of
Alabama Herpetological Collection (UAHC 15643). New countyrecord
and range extension (Mount 1975. The Reptiles and Am-phibians of
Alabama. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa.347 pp.). This DOR
adult male specimen weighing 209 g helps filla distributional gap
in south-central Alabama. The closest docu-mented locality for this
species occurs southeast of this speci-men in extreme northwestern
Coffee Co.
MICHAEL E. WELKER , Ocotillo Herpetofauna and Invertebrates,
3697Yanagisako Avenue, El Paso, Texas 79938, USA; e-mail:
[email protected]
NERODIA ERYTHROGASTER FLAVIGASTER (Yellow-bellied Watersnake) .
USA: ALABAMA:P ICKENS C O .: 5.15 km N of CR 2 onCR 63 (33.13613N,
87.92922W; WGS84; elev. 68 m). 04 July 2006.Michael E. Welker.
Verified by Craig Guyer and Robert Makowsky.University of Alabama
Herpetological Collection (UAHC 15644).New county record and range
extension (Mount 1975. The Rep-tiles and Amphibians of Alabama.
University of Alabama Press,Tuscaloosa. 347 pp.). This DOR adult
male specimen weighing230 g helps fill a distributional gap in
western Alabama along theMississippi border. The closest records
for this species are un-published specimen records from the UAHC
database that occurin Greene, Tuscaloosa, and Fayette counties (R.
Makowsky, pers.comm.).
MICHAEL E. WELKER , Ocotillo Herpetofauna and Invertebrates,
3697Yanagisako Avenue, El Paso, Texas 79938, USA; e-mail:
[email protected]
OPHEODRYS AESTIVUS AESTIVUS (Northern Rough Green-snake) . USA:
ALABAMA:H ALE C O .: 12.87 km E of CR 708 on NFR708A (32.950889N,
87.450389W; WGS84; elev.115 m). 15 July2006. Michael E. Welker and
Scott Altnether. Verified by CraigGuyer and Robert Makowsky.
University of Texas Arlington (UTAR 55651). New county record and
range extension (Mount 1975.The Reptiles and Amphibians of Alabama.
University of AlabamaPress, Tuscaloosa. 347 pp.). The closest
documented locality re-cord to this DOR adult specimen occurs in
adjacent Perry Co.
MICHAEL E. WELKER , Ocotillo Herpetofauna and Invertebrates,
3697Yanagisako Avenue, El Paso, Texas 79938, USA; e-mail:
[email protected]
PANTHEROPHIS GUTTATUS (Red Cornsnake) . TURKS ANDCAICOS ISLANDS:
Grand Turk: south of Cockburn Town, near
cruise ship terminal (21.430N, 71.145W; WGS84), 5 m elev.
1October 2009. Brian M. Riggs. Verified by A. C. Echternacht.
Col-or photo voucher (APSU 19020). First record from the Turks
andCaicos Islands, but was also introduced to the Cayman
Islands(Henderson and Powell 2009. Natural History of West
IndianReptiles and Amphibians. Univ. Florida Press, Gainesville.
xvii +495 pp.; Schwartz and Henderson 1991. Amphibians and
Rep-tiles of the West Indies: Descriptions, Distributions, and
NaturalHistory, Univ. Florida Press, Gainesville. xvi + 720
pp.).
R. GRAHAM REYNOLDS , Department of Ecology and
EvolutionaryBiology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee
37996, USA (e-mail:[email protected]); BRIAN M. RIGGS , Department of
Environment andCoastal Resources, Turks and Caicos Islands
Government, Lower BightRoad, Providenciales (e-mail:
[email protected]).
PANTHEROPHIS GUTTATUS (Red Cornsnake) . USA: TENNES-SEE: C
HESTER C O .: Rabbit Ranch Rd. ca 1.4 km W of Glendale Rd.35.2817N,
88.3340W; WGS 84). 03 May 2009. Jonathan W. Stan-ley. Verified by
A. Floyd Scott. Austin Peay State University Mu-seum of Zoology
(APSU 19064). First county record (Scott andRedmond 2008. Atlas of
Reptiles in Tennessee. The Center forField Biology, Austin Peay
State University, Clarksville, Tennes-see.
http://www.apsu.edu/reptatlas [updated 13 October 2010;accessed 03
January 2011]).
