Re: Southern Sierra herp report

Posted by Brian on April 13, 2000 at 10:56:52:

In Reply to: Southern Sierra herp report posted by Brad/Charles H./Aaron on April 13, 2000 at 02:42:52:

I agree with Troy, it does look like a Parv. The one thing I would add is I think it was found above 5000' elevation. I noticed Zonata from higher elevations are generally very dark, maybe to absorb more heat? My guess: San Gabriel Mtns?

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• Re: Southern Sierra herp report Brian 04/13/00 (5)
  • How do you get an intergrade between the SG and the Tehachapis? n/p Jerry Feldner 04/13/00 (4)
    • Re:Furthermore... Brian 04/13/00 (2)
      • Re:Furthermore... Rick Staub 04/14/00 (0)
      • Yeah,I guess you can have Rocky Mtn/Andes milksnake intergrades,too!n/p Jerry Feldner 04/14/00 (0)
    • Re: How do you get an intergrade between the SG and the Tehachapis? n/p Brian 04/13/00 (0)

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: I agree with Troy, it does look like a Parv. The one thing I would add is I think it was found above 5000' elevation. I noticed Zonata from higher elevations are generally very dark, maybe to absorb more heat? My guess: San Gabriel Mtns?

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