. Breviora. 10 BBEVIORA No. 186 A. Schwartz for specimens from Camp Perrin: " 9 Dorsal ground color yellow-tan with a fine pale hairline with brown suf- fusions on each side. Sides dark brown with a light lower line on sides. Upper labials cream, occipital creamy. Ventral ground color pale greenish ; Comments. Again the color pattern is remarkably consistent in the several populations sampled. Males from the south side of the Massif de La Hotte (Les Platons etc.) differ from those from the vicinity of Jeremie only in the weaker expression of certain features, the vermicul
. Breviora. 10 BBEVIORA No. 186 A. Schwartz for specimens from Camp Perrin: " 9 Dorsal ground color yellow-tan with a fine pale hairline with brown suf- fusions on each side. Sides dark brown with a light lower line on sides. Upper labials cream, occipital creamy. Ventral ground color pale greenish ; Comments. Again the color pattern is remarkably consistent in the several populations sampled. Males from the south side of the Massif de La Hotte (Les Platons etc.) differ from those from the vicinity of Jeremie only in the weaker expression of certain features, the vermiculation of the nape and the small mid- dorsal transverse markings. The striking way, however, in which the flank stripe, the black line above it, and the vermiculation below stop abruptly at the same place is exactly repeated in all. Figure 4. AnoUs hendersoni hendersoni. A Boutillier Road female at the height of one foot above tlie ground. Characteristic poses. J. Lazell, Jr. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. , Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
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