. The Batrachia of North America. Amphibians. 128 BULLETIN 34, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. ou the median line, and are well separated from the sphenoidal patches. The latter are not separate, and form one wide oval brush. Measurements of No. 1180L M. Total length Ill Total length of head and body 047 Total length from muzzle to groin 044 Total length from muzzle to axilla Oil Total length from muzzle to canthus oris 004 Length of fore limb 006 Length of biud limb 007 Length of biud foot 002 Width of head 005. 28. Batiai-Iioncps attiniiafds. ;., .J; fig. 5= J. The color of th
. The Batrachia of North America. Amphibians. 128 BULLETIN 34, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. ou the median line, and are well separated from the sphenoidal patches. The latter are not separate, and form one wide oval brush. Measurements of No. 1180L M. Total length Ill Total length of head and body 047 Total length from muzzle to groin 044 Total length from muzzle to axilla Oil Total length from muzzle to canthus oris 004 Length of fore limb 006 Length of biud limb 007 Length of biud foot 002 Width of head 005. 28. Batiai-Iioncps attiniiafds. ;., .J; fig. 5= J. The color of the lower surface is brown, with a few whitish points on the gular region and tail, and frequently over the whole abdomen, '^he sides are darker, sometimes almost black. The upper surface is gener- ally a paler brown, with a light shade extending on each side from the nape to the base of the tail. These bands are composed of numerous short longitudinal streaks, which become separated on the base of the tail, and cover its surface to the end, or to the middle, as the case may be. This light color has generally a reddish hue, and in many speci- mens extend entirely across the dorsal region, forming a band, not un- like that of Plethodon cinereus erythronotus. Habitat.—This is an abundant species of the Pacific coast region of the continent, but it has not been found to the eastward of the Coast Eange of mountains. I have examined eight specimens from near San Francisco, in the Museum of the Philadelphia Academy, from William M. Gabb, and one in the Museum of the Essex Institute from the same locality, obtained by Mr. Samuels, and the following: Batraehoseps attenuatus Esch. RESERVE SERIES. Catalocue No. of number. spec. C890 1 ll>i01 10 4009 2 8C0] G 4017 14 4043 2 i:!9«:} 4 14454 7 Locality. CaliforDia Fresno, Cal California Monterey, Cal Petaluma, Cal California Sierra Kevada Mountains, Cnl Ballenas Bay, Cal When collected. 1879 July, 1884 From whom received. Dr. Wni Stiiii
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