AN APPARENT NATURAL HYBRID RATTLESNAKE AND CROTALUS WILLARDI (VIPERIDAE) FROM THE PELONCILLO MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO
Jonathan A. Campbell, Edmund D. Brodie, David G. Barker, Andrew H. Price
Abstract
Jonathan A. Campbell, Edmund D. Brodie, David G. Barker, Andrew H. Price
Abstract
A hybrid rattlesnake is described from the Peloncillo Mountains of southwestern New Mexico, USA. This specimen possesses features that favor either Crotalus lepidus or C. willardi, but it is easily distinguished from either of these presumed parental species. Crotalus willardi is reported for the first time from the Peloncillo Mountains.
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A hybrid rattlesnake is described from the Peloncillo Mountains of southwestern New Mexico, USA. This specimen possesses features that favor either Crotalus lepidus or C. willardi, but it is easily distinguished from either of these presumed parental species. Crotalus willardi is reported for the first time from the Peloncillo Mountains.
Key concepts: Viperidae, Ophidia, Crotalus, Zoology, Biology, Geography, Ecology, Venom