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220 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PUBLS., MUS. NAT. HIST. Tantilh yaquia bogerti Hartweg (1944) equals Tantilla yaquia Smith (1942) The following polytypic species are not assigned to subspecies in Sinaloa at this time: Syrrhophus modestus, Ctenosaura hemilopha, Masticophis bilineatus, Phyllorhynchus browni, P. decurtatus, and Sympkolis lippiens. Several species are not included in the fauna of Sinaloa even though some have been reported from the state and others are likely to be found there in the future; these are: Leptodactylus melanonotus, Rana montezumae, Anolis nebuloides, Hysiglena ochrorhyncha, Kinosternon hirtipes, Gerrhonotus imbricatus ciliaris, and Tharnnophis melanogaster melanogaster. Each species that occurs in the state is discussed in terms of its taxonomic status, habitat, and geographical distribution. In addition, information on life history, ecology, and morphological variation are presented when such facts are known or are pertinent. No new taxa are described in this paper.
AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF SINALOA, MEXICO 221 GAZETTEER The following names of places and geographical features are those to which reference is made in this paper. The spellings are based principally on Gazetteer number 15 for Mexico prepared by the United States Board on Geographic Names and published by the Department of the Interior (1956). Latitude north of the equator is followed by longitude west of Greenwich. There are many places in Sinaloa with identical or similar names. Where several coordinates are given for a single name, the first one listed is the one used in this paper. Numbers in brackets refer to the position of the places on the accompanying map (Fig, 12, p. 224). Abuya 24 09 N, 107 04 W {not shown on Fig. 12) Acaponeta [Nayarit] 22 30 N, 105 22 W [99] Agua Caliente 23 09 N, 106 06 W; 23 27 N, 106 06 W; 24 03 N, 106 38 W; 24 38 N, 106 46 W; 24 56 N, 107 23 W; 25 58 N, 108 08 W; 26 22 N, 107 49 W; 26 31 N, 108 22 W; 26 49 N, 108 23 W [85] Aguaje 25 22 N, 108 02 W [32] Agua Nuevo 24 05 N, 106 50 W; 24 45 N, 107 14 W; 26 42 N, 108 27 W [58] Aguapepe 25 04 N, 107 39 W; 25 07 N, 107 10 W; 25 27 N, 108 16 W [38] Ahome 25 55 N, 109 11 W [18] Altamura, Isla 25 00 N, 108 10 W [42] Altata 24 38 N, 107 55 W [49] Bacubirito 25 49 N, 107 55 W [15] Badiraguato 25 22 N, 107 31 W [33] Barron, Rio Presidio 23 07 N, 106 17 W [86] Caitfme 25 21 N, 107 56 W [34] Camino Real 23 52 N, 106 39 W [64] Canas, Rio (at hwy. 15) 23 32 N, 106 29 W [70] Carrizalejo 25 42 N, 107 50 W; 24 49 N, 107 19 W [23] Casa Blanca 26 16 N, 108 48 W [8] Cerro Prieto Approximately 26 07 N, 109 03 W [9] Charay 26 01 N, 108 50 W [13] Chele 23 13 N, 105 53 W [80] Chivos, Isla 23 11 N, 106 26 W [84] Choix 26 43 N, 108 17 W [4] Chupaderos 23 22 N, 105 58 W [77] Colonia de la Reforma Approximately 25 12 N, 108 17 W [37] Concepcion 22 32 N, 105 28 W [98] Concordia 23 17 N, 106 04 W [78] Copala 23 23 N, 105 56 W [75] Cosala 24 23 N, 106 41 W [52] Costa Rica Approximately 24 33 N, 107 23 W [50] Coyotitan 23 47 N, 106 35 W [66] Crucero de Piaxda 23 49 N, 106 36 W [65] Culiacan 24 48 N, 107 24 W [46] El Batel 23 27 N, 105 49 W [72] El Burrion 25 34 N, 108 24 W [28] El Cajon 26 52 N, 108 20 W; 23 21 N, 106 02 W [1] El Carrizo 25 58 N, 108 57 W; 26 15 N, 109 03 W; 23 04 N, 105 35 W [16] El Dorado 24 17 N, 107 21 W; 25 32 N, 108 28 W [53] El Fuerte 26 25 N, 108 39 W [6]
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