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Common
Name |
Scientific
Name |
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AMPHIBIANS
Known
from SMF
|
Calif.
Slender Salamander |
Batrachoseps
nigriventris |
| Western
Toad |
Bufo
boreas |
| Pacific
Chorus Frog |
Pseudacris
regilla |
To
Be Looked
for on
SMF |
Arboreal
Salamander |
Aneides
lugubris |
| Ensatina |
Ensatina
e. eschscholtzii |
| California
Treefrog |
Hyla
cadaverina |
| Red-legged
Frog |
Rana
aurora |
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REPTILES
Known from SMF |
Western
Fence Lizard |
Sceloporus
occidentalis |
| Side-blotched
Lizard |
Uta
stansburiana |
| Western
Skink |
Eumeces
skiltonianus |
| Alligator
Lizard |
Gerrhonotus
multicarinatus |
| Common
Kingsnake |
Lampropeltis
getulus |
| Gopher
Snake |
Pituophis
melanoleucus |
| Striped
Racer |
Masticophis
lateralis |
| Western
Terrestrial Garter Snake |
Thamnophis
elegans |
| Western
Rattlesnake |
Crotalus
viridis |
To
Be Looked
for on
SMF |
Southwestern
Pond Turtle |
Clemmys
marmorata pallida |
| Coast
Horned Lizard |
Phrynosoma
coronatum |
| Western
Whiptail |
Cnemidophorus
tigris |
| California
Legless Lizard |
Anniella
pulchra |
| Racer |
Coluber
constrictor |
| CA
Mountain Kingsnake |
Lampropeltis
zonata |
| Ringneck
Snake |
Diadophis
punctatus |
| Patch-nosed
Snake |
Salvadora
hexalepis |
| Long-nosed
Snake |
Rhinocheilus
lecontei |
| Lyre
Snake |
Trimorphodon
vandenburghi |
| Night
Snake |
Hypsiglena
torquata |
| Common
Garter Snake |
Thamnophis
sirtalis |
| Two-striped
Garter Snake |
Thamnophis
hammondii |
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INSECTS
Known from SMF |
Monarch
Butterfly |
Danaus
plexippus |
| Common
Cranefly |
Tipula
planicornis |
| Convergent
Lady Beetle |
Hippodamia
convergens |
To
Be Looked
for on SMF |
Lots
of work to be done here!
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FISHES
Known
from SMF |
Mosquitofish |
Gambusia
affinis |
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|
To
Be Looked
for on SMF |
Partially-armored
threespine stickleback |
Gasterosteus
aculeatus microcephalus |
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Common and Scientific names for Amphibians and Reptiles
follow: Jennings, M. R., 1983. Annotated Checklist of the
Amphibians and Reptiles of California. California Fish and
Game 69(3): 151.
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Common and Scientific names for Insects follow: Hogue, Charles
L., 1993. Insects of the Los Angeles Basin. Natural History
Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, Californi
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