Re: 2nd California Gila Q

Posted by kerry on February 01, 2002 at 19:21:55:

In Reply to: 2nd California Gila Q posted by Dan Voss on February 01, 2002 at 17:36:24:

No, I don't know if it has been verified, but what I WILL say is that Gilas DO manage to survive in some areas where it appears very dry and rocky without the washes that contain a higher concentration of vegetation in the Mojave Desert. The key to their survival appears to be more centerd on larger rocks in rocky areas for shelter(elevation being a huge factor) than any other habitat component. As for Brad's question, it's better that some be answered by e-mail, and only then if you are known to be a responsible herper, such as your self. I'm sure you understand.

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