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ISLAND LISTS OF WEST INDIAN AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES
Robert Powell and Robert W. Henderson, Editors
Vol. 51, No.2, pp. 85-166 2012
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GAINESVILLE l
136 BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51 (2)
PUERTO RICO AND THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Gregory C. Mayerl
"The multitude of other islands in the group or in part, from that of Puerto Rico, to which they will well repay the visit of the zoologist, since belong politically. The St. Croix Bank, 40 km south the life of this section of the West Indies Calmot of St. Thomas (on the Puerto Rico Bank), consists be said to be known until all the cays and islets of St. Croix and four small islets. Its fauna shows have been investigated" (Wetmore 1927). considerable endemism, but also shares several Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands comprise over forms with the Puerto Rico Banle 150 islands for which herpetological records exist. About 100 species of reptiles and amphibians These islands are spread over five island banks: have been recorded from the area covered, of which the Mona Bank, the Monito Barlie, the Desecheo more than 20 have been introduced. The introduced Bank, the Puerto Rico Bank (also 1mown as Greater populations of Cyclura pinguis are deliberate Puerto Rico: Schmidt 1928), and the St. Croix Bank trans locations within the probable former range of (Fig. 8). The Puerto Rico Bank extends from the this endangered species (Lazell 2005). Mona Passage in the west to the Anegada Passage The following lists were compiled starting in the east. On the north, it is bordered by the with the distributional checklist in Mayer (1989), Puerto Rican Trench, and to the south deep water to which I added the results of more recent separates it from St. Croix. The islands on this bank fieldwork, data from the examination of museum are Puerto Rico and adjacent islets, the Passage specimens, and litera hIre records. In addition to Islands (Vieques and Culebra and associated islets), the general works cited in the introduction, the the U.S. Virgin Islands (except St. Croix), and the works of Stejneger (1904), Schmidt (1928), Grant British Virgin Islands. All of these islands were (e.g., 1937), Philibosian and Yntema (1976, 1978), united into a single land mass during the low sea Rivero (1978, 1998), Heatwole et al. (1981), level stands associated with the Pleistocene glacial MacLean (1982), and Lazell (1983) are fundamental maxima, when sea level stood approximately 120 for Puerto Rican/Virgin Island herpetology. More m below its present level (Heatwole & MacKenzie recent works that have made useful compilations 1967, Fairbanks 1989). Because banles set the limits are Ovaska et al. (2000), Platenberg (2007), Perry to recent over-land dispersal, they are key entities and Gerber (2011), Platenberg and Boulon (2011), in herpetogeographic analyses (Barbour & Shreve and Powell et al. (2011). Distributions within the 1935). The islands of the other banks are separated large island of Puerto Rico are addressed in Rivero from the Puerto Rico Bank by water sufficiently (1978, 1998), Schwartz and Henderson (1991), and deep to have precluded their being joined to Hedges (2012). Greater Puerto Rico by any glacial sea level drop. For areas and locations, the chief sources The Mona Bank, 60 km west of Puerto Rico, has were McGuire (1925), Lazell (1983), the U.S. Geo a single island, Isla Mona. Two kilometers to the logical Survey Geographic Names Information nOlihwest, separated by water over 220 m deep, System (www.geonames.usgs.gov), the Montana is the Monito Bank, with its single island, Isla State University EnviTOnmental Statistics Group Monito. The Desecheo Barlie, 20 km west of Puerto (www.esg.montana.edu), and the National Geo Rico, also has but one island, Isla Desecheo. The spatial-Intelligence Agency (hrtp://earth-info.nga. fauna of these three islands is derived, in whole mil/gns/htmllindex.html), supplemented by Google
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Earth® (www.earth.google.com) and Berkeley Che/oll oidis mOllellsis (F) Mapper (berkeleymapper.berkeley.edu). COOl'din Ameiva a/bogllllata Ano/is monellsis ates for the BVI are less precise, as the NGA data Cye/ura stejllegeri are rounded to minutes. Many variant names exist Hemidacty /us l1Iabouia (I?) for many of the islands, and in deciding which Sphaerodacty /us monensis names to use, I have considered official names, SpOII(~Y /lIru s mo/we navigational charts, local usage, and usage in Borikellophis variegatus Epicrates mOll ensis herpetological and other scientific literature. I have Typh/ops mOllellsis not followed anyone of these exclusively. MONITOBANK 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISLA MaNITO (1 8.16°/-67.95°) (0.16 lan ) Ano/is monellsis My primary debt is to James Lazell, who SphaerodactY/lIs IIlicropitheclls accompanied me tluough much of the field work, Spolldylurus lII ollitae and provided support via The Conservation Agency. DESECHEO BANK 2 The Jarecki family, E.M. Azevedo, D. Ford, R.Z. I SLA DESECHEO (18 .39°/-67.48°) (1.46 km ) Jenkins, W.P. and E. MacLean, N.R. Mayer, R. Alll eiva exsu/ Allo/is desechellsis Thomas, and 1. Walsh assisted in numerous ways, Sphaerodacty /us /evinsi as did K. Tighe and 1. Jacobs (National Museum Spondy /urus nitidlls of Natural History) and 1. Rosado (Museum of Borikenophis portoricensis ssp. Comparative Zoology) during the most recent museum work. James Lazell, Gad Perry, Kristiina PUERTO RICO BANK PUERTO RICO (18.25°/-66.50°) (8,674 km2) Ovaska, and Renata J. Platenberg provided recent E/eutherodactY/lis anti//ensis records. E/eutherodacty /us britlolll' E/ellth erodacty /us cochranae MONA BANK E/elltherodactY/lIs g/y /lus 2 ISLA MONA (18 .08°/-67.89°) (55 .81 km ) E/eutherodacty /us hedricki E/eutherodacty /us monensis E/ellthel'odacty /usjasp eri Rhine/la marilla (I) E/elltherodactY/lIs juanriveroi 13 8 BULLETrN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51 (2)
Elelltherodactyllls karlschillidti Sphaerodactyllls towlIselldi Elelltherodactyllls locllstus SpolldylllrtlS lIitidllS Elelltherodactylus portoricellsis Boa cOllstrictor ssp. (1) Eleutherodactylus richlllolldi Borikellophis portoricellsis portoricellsis Elelltherodactylus /llIicolor Borikenophis portoricellsis plylllllllS Elelltherodactyllls ll'ightlllal1ae Epicrates inomatlls Hyla cillerea (I) Epicrates grallti Leptodactyllls albilabris EUll ectes notaells (W) Leptodactylus fallax (W) Magliophis stahli Lithobates gly lio (1) Magliophis exiglllls subspadix Lithobates catesbeialllls (l) Python bivittatlls (W) Osteopillls septelltriollalis (I) Py tholl regills (W) Peltoplll )lll e lelllur Py tholl reticlllatlls (W) Rhil1ella lIIarilla (1) Py th oll sebae (W) Scillax rllber (1) Typhlops grallti Tra chelllYs scripta elegalls (1) Typhlops hYPol7l eth es Tra chelllYs stejnegeri stejnegeri Typhlops p latycephallls Alll eiva exslll Typhlops rostellatlls Alll eiva wetl7l orei Cail7lwl crocodillls (1) Alllphisbaella bakeri Alllphisbaella caeca CAYS OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF PUERTO RICO Al7Iphisbaella schlllidti Isla de Cabras (= Leper Island) ( 18.47°/-66.14°) Al7Iphisbaella xera Al7Ieiva exslll All olis cooki All olis cristatelllls cristatellus A l1 0lis cristatellus cristatelllls A II 0 lis pulchellus Anolis cristatellus cristatelllls x A. c. wileyae Punta Salinas Island (18.47°/-66.18°) Allolis cll vieri All olis cristatelllls cristatellus All olis everlllalllli All olis plllchelllls All olis glllldlachi CAYS OFF THE SOUTHERN COAST OF P UERTO Rico All olis kl"llgi Caja de Muertos ( 17 .89°/-66.52°) Allolis occllltus A nolis pOllcellsis Al7I eiva exslll Allolis plllchelllls A lI1 eiva lVetl7lorei All olis stratlllus Al7Iphisbaella xera Cye/llra IIl1bila (1) All olis cooki Cye/ura pingllis (F*) Anolis cristatellus cristatelllls Diploglosslls pleii All olis pulchelllls Hel7lidactylus haitiallus Phy llodactyllls lVirs/iillgi Hel7lidactyllls l7Iabouia (I?) Sphaerodacty llls roosevelti Hel7lidactylus tllrcicus (W) Sphaerodacty llls towlIselldi Igll(lIIa delicatissil7l a (W) Borikellophis portoricell sis pi Jill II illS Igllalla igllana (I) Typhlops grallti Leiocephalus etheridgei (F) Typh/ops sp. Leiocephalus partitlls (F) Cayos de Barca (= Cayos de la Barca) (17.92°/-66.24°) Phy llodactylus wirshingi Al1 0lis cristatellus cristatellus Scillcella lateralis (1) Sphaerodactyllls gaigeae Cayo Cardona (17.96°/-66.63°) Sphaerodacty lus klauberi Al7I eiva exsul Sphaerodactylus l7Iacrolepis ateles Anolis cristatellus cristatellus Sphaerodactyllls l7Iacrolepis gralldisqllal7lis Cayo Don Luis ( 17.94°/-66.97°) Sphaerodactylus III a crolep is gllarioll ex All olis cooki Sphaerodactyllls lIIacrolepis l7Iil7l etes Cayo Punta Aguila ( 17.95°/-67.21°) Sphaerodactyllls l7I acrolepis phoberlls All olis cooki Sphaerodactyllls l7I acrolepis spallills Sphaerodactylus lIicholsi Cayos de Ratones (near Jobos) ( 17.93°/-66.29°) Sphaerodacty lus roosevelti Allolis cristatellus cristatellus POWELL AND HENDERSON: Island li sts of West Indian amphibians and reptiles 139
Cayo Turramote (17.94°1-67.02°) Cayo Palominitos (18.34°1-65.57°) Sphaerodaclyllis nicholsi (W) Elelilherodactyllis cochrallae (W) Isla Cueva (17 .96°1-67.08°) Alll eiva exslll Helllidacly llis lIIaboliia (I?) Anolis crislatelllls wileyae All olis plilchelllls (I, E) Isla Magueyes (17.97°1-67.04°) Anolis stralulus (W) Rhinella lIIarina (I) Tjlph/OpS sp. Alll eiva wellll orei Allolis crislalelllls crislalelllls Cayo Palominos (18.35°1-65.57°) A 11 0 lis pOllcellsis AJll eiva exslIl eyclllra lIubila (I) All olis crislalelllls wileyae igllana igualla (I) Allolis pulchelllls Sphaerodaclyllis lIicholsi Sphaerodactyllis to wlI selldi Tjlph/OpS hypolllelh es Isla Mata Seca (17.96°1-67 .01 °) Tjlph/OpS platycephallis Anolis crislalellus crislalelllls Cayo Piiieritos (18 .24°1-65 .59°) Isla Morrillito (= Platillo) (17.88°1-66.53°) All olis crislalellus wileyae Alll eiva exslIl A lII eiva wellllorei Cayo Santiago (18.16 °1-65.73°) Anolis crislalelllls crislalelllls Leplodactyllis albilabris Sphaerodacly llis lowlIselldi Rhinella lII arilla (I) Borikellophis porloricensis pi JlIII II us Alll eiva exslll All olis crislalellus crislalelllls Isla Romero 111(17 .95°1-66.98°) A II 0 lis plilchelllls All olis crislalelllls crislalellus AllOlis slralllllls Long Island (= Long Key) (17.96°1-66.99°) Sphaerodactylus gaigeae Allolis crislalelllls crislalelllls Sphaerodacty lus JIIa crolepis gralldisqualllis Spiny Butte (17.96°1-66.99°) Borikenophis portoricellsis porloricellsis Alll eiva exsul Magliophis slahli All olis crislalelllls crislatelllls Isla Cabras (18.21 °1_65.60°) Sphaerodactyllis lIicholsi Alll eiva exsul CAVS oFr THE EASTERN COAST OF PUERTO RICO All olis crislalellus ssp. Cabeza de Perro (= North Cabras Island) (18.25°1-65.58°) Sphaerodactyllis to wlI selldi Alll eiva exslll Isla Piiieros (18.25 °1-65 .59°) Allolis crislalellus crislalellus Elelllherodactylus alllillensis Allolis plilchelllls Leplodactylus albilabris Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis grandisqualllis AlIl eiva exslll Borikellophis porloricellsis ssp. AlIlphisbaena caeca Cayo Ahogado (18.32°1-65 .62°) All olis crislalellus wileyae Alll eiva exslll (W) All olis pulchelllls All olis crislalelllls crislalelllls (W) Anolis slralullis Allolis plilchelllls (W) Sphaerodaclylus gaigeae Cayo Algodones (18.19°1-65 .68°) Sphaerodacty llis lIIacrolepis slibarlls Leplodactyllis albilabris Sphaerodactyllis to wlIsendi Rhinella lIIarilla (I) Borikellophis portoricellsis ssp. Ameiva exslIl Tjlphlops hYPolllethes Allolis crislalelllls cristalelllls x A. c. wileyae Isla de Ramos (18.31 °1-65.61 0) All olis plilchelllls Leplodactyllis albilabris Sphaerodaclyllis JIIa crolepis gralldisqllalllis AlIl eiva exsul Cayo Batata ( 18.12°/-65.77°) All olis crislalelllls crislalelllls x A. c. wileyae Ameiva exslll Anolis pulchellus All olis cristalelllls crislalelllls Sphaerodacty lus towlIselldi A II o lis plilchelllls Isleta Marina (= Cayo Zancudo) (18.34°1-65.62°) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis grandisqllalllis Alll eiva exsul 140 BULLETIN FLORlDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 5 1(2)
All o/is crislalel/us cristalel/us x A. c. wi/eyae Sphaerodacly /us lownsendi All o/is pu/chel/us Typh/ops richardii Levins Rock ( 18.1 8°/-65 .7 1°) VIEQUES (= Bieque = Crab Island) (18. 12°/-65.42°) ( 137.66 km2) Alll eiva exslI/ (W) E/elltherodacly /us allii//ellsis E/eulherodactY/lis cochrallae CAYOS DE LA CORDILLERA E/elliherodacty/us coqui (I?) La Blanquilla ( 18.3r/-65 .55°) Leplodacty /us a/bi/abris Alll eiva exsu/ Lilhobales calesbeiallus (I) Allolis crislatel/us wi/eyae Rhillel/a lII arilla (1) Sphaerodacly/us lowlIselldi TrachelllYs slejnegeri slejll egeri (I ?) Booby Hatch Cay (= Booby Rock) ( 18.37°/-65 .55°) Alll eiva e:rsu/ All o/is crislatel/us lVi/eyae Allo/is crislalel/us lVi/eyae Sphaerodacty/us lowllselldi All olis pu/chel/us Cayo Diablo (= Cayo La L1ave) (18.36°/-65.53°) All olis rooseve/li (PE) Alll eiva exsu/ Anolis slralu/us All olis crislatel/us wi/eyae HelllidactY/lIs lII abouia (I?) Epicrales grallii SphaerodaclY/lis gaigeae Typh/ops richardii Sphaerodacly /us lIIacro/epis illigoi SphaerodactY/lis rooseve/li Cayo Icacos (= Hicacos) ( 18.39°/-65.59°) Sphaerodacty/us towlIsendi Leplodacty /us a/bi/abris Spondy/urlls lIilidus (PX) Alll eiva exsu/ Borikellophis porloricensis aphallilis All olis crislalel/us wi/eyae Typh/ops hypolllelhes All o/is pu/chel/us Typh/ops p/atycepha/us Igualla igualla (I) Ca illlan crocodi/us (W) SphaerodactY/lis lownsendi Spondy/urlls lIilidus Cayo de Afuera (= Cayo Real) (18.09°/-65.47°) Alll eiva exsu/ Cayo Lobos ( 18.38°/-65.57°) Alllphisbaena caeca Alll eiva exsu/ Sphaerodacty/us lIIa cro/epis illigoi Allo/is crislalel/us wi/eyae SphaerodactY/lIs towlIselldi Ano/is pll/chel/lls Cayo de Tierra (18.09°/-65.47°) SphaerodactY/lIs lowll sendi Alll eiva exsll/ Cayo Ratones (off Fajardo) (18.38°/-65.58°) HelllidactY/lis lII aboliia (I?) Alll eiva exsu/ SpliaerodactY/lIs lII acro/epis illigoi Ano/is crislalel/us wi/eyae SphaerodactY/lis lowlIsendi All o/is pu/chel/us Typh/ops sp. Sphaerodacty/us lowlIsendi Isla Chiva ( 18.11 °/-65.38°) Epicrales grallii (I) All o/is cristalel/us lVi/eyae Grant Rock (18.37°/-65.55°) Sphaerodacty/us IOlVn sendi
Allo/is crislalel/us wi/eyae 2 CULEBRA (I8.31 °/_65 .28°) (27.28 km ) Sphaerodacty/us lo\vlIselldi E/elilherodacly /us allii//ensis Konyoki ( 18.38°/-65.58°) E/eulherodacly /us cochranae Alll eiva exsu/ E/euth erodacty/us coqlli (1) Anolis crisiaiel/lls wi/eyae Leplodacty /us a/bi/abris Sphaerodacty /us IOlVnsell di Rhillel/a lII arina (I) MacKenzie Key ( 18.37°/-65.55°) TrachelllYs slfO} lI egeri slejll egeri (I?) All olis crislalel/us wi/eyae Alll eiva exsu/ Sphaerodacty/us lowlIselldi Ano/is crislalel/us lVi/eyae Allo/is pu/chel/us Pressick Rock ( 18.38°/-65.57°) Ano/is rooseve/li (PE) Sphaerodacty /us lownsendi A II o lis stralu/us Surprise Key (18.37°/-65.55°) Helllidacty/us lIIabouia (I?) Allolis cristalel/us wi/eyae Igualla iguana (I) POWELL AND HENDERSON: Island li sts of West Indian amphibians and reptiles 141
Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIa crolepis Chelonoidis cal'bol/al'ia (17) Sphaerodactyllis townsendi TrachelllYs sCl'ipta e/egans (I) Spon{~y lllrus clilebrae Allleiva exslll Spondyllll'lIs nitidus All1phisbaenafenestrata BOl'ikenophis pOl'tol'icensis I'ichal'di Allolis /eachii (I, E7) Epicrates granti Allolis cl'istatel/us wileyae Magliophis exiglilis exigllus Anolis pll/chellus Typhlops I'ichal'dii Anolis stratulus Cye/lira pingllis (F*) Cayo Botella (= Heatwole Island) (18.32°/-65.24°) GYlllnophthalllllls undel'woodi (17) Allolis Cl'istatel/us wileyae Helllidactylus lIIabouia (17) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis iguana iguana (I) Cayo Geniqui East (= Palada Cays) (18.34°/-65 .23°) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis macrolepis Sphael'odactylus lIIa crolepis lIIacrolepis Spondyllll'lIs selllitaeniatlis (PX) Cayo Luis Pena (= Southwest Key) (l8.31 °/-65 .33°) Spondyllll'lIs s/oanii (PX) , Allolis cl'istatel/lis lI'ileyae Spon{6 111I'lIs spilonotlls (PE) Anolis pulchel/us Thecadactyllis rapicauda (PX) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Boa constl'ictol' ssp. (W) Spolld)lllIl'liS lIitidliS BOl'ikellophis pOl'tol'icensis richal'di (PX, I) BOl'ikellophis pOl'tol'icellsis I'ichal'di Epicrates granti Typh/ops richal'dii Magliophis exiglilis exigulls Pantherophis guttatus (I) Cayo Norte (18.34°/-65.26°) Python I'egius (W) Allleiva exsllI Typhlops I'ichal'dii Allolis cl'istatelllls wileyae 2 Anolis pulchel/lis Big Flat Cay (18 .32°/-64.99°) (0.012 km ) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Allleiva exslll Anolis Cl'istatel/lis wileyae Spon(~) l llIru s nitidlls Typh/ops I'ichal'dii Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Bovoni Cay (18.31 °/-64.87°) (0.20 km2) Cayo Pirata (= Chicken Island) (18.31 °/-65.30°) Elellthel'odactylus cochranae Allolis cl'istatel/lis wileyae Allleiva exsul Sp/werodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Anolis cl'istatel/us wileyae Culebrita (18.31°/-65.23°) Anolis stratlilus Allleiva exslIl He111ida ctyllis lIIabouia (17) Allolis cl'istatelllls wi/eyae Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIlacrolepis Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Buck Island (western and larger of the Capella Islands) Spondyllll'us culebl'ae 2 (18.28°/-64.89°) (0.17 lan ) Typh/ops I'ichal'dii Ano/is Cl'istatel/us wileyae Isla Pela (= Bare Cactus Island) (18 .30°/-65.25°) Sphaerodactylus lIIacl'olepis lIIa crolepis Anolis cl'istatelllls wileyae Spondylll 1'1iS selll i taen ia tus Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Spondylul'us sloanii Pelaita (= Villa del Mar) (18.3 0°/-65.25°) BOl'ikenophis pOl'tol'icensis nicholsi Anolis Cl'istatellus lVileyae Capella Island (= Eastern Island = unnamed island, eastern Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacl'olepis and smaller of the Capella Islands) (18.28°/-64.89°) (0.09 km2) Anolis Cl'istatel/lis lI'ileyae ST. THO~IAS (18.35°/-64.94°) (70.23 km2) Eleutherodactyllis antillens'is Spondy/ul'lIs selllitaeniatlis Elelitherodactyllis cochrallae SpondY/lIl'us sloanii Elelitherodactyllis coqlli (I) Cas Cay (18.31 °/_64.87°) (0.06 km2) Elelithel'odactyllis lenttls Allleiva exslll Elelitherodactyllis schwal'tzi (7) Anolis Cl'istatel/us wileyae Leptodactyllis a/bilabl'is Anolis stratllllls Osteopillis septentl'ionalis (I) igllana igualla (1) Rhinel/a lIIal'ina (I) Sphaerodactyllis lIIacrolepis lIIacro/epis 142 BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51 (2)
Cockroach Island (18.40°/-65 .06°) (0.08 km2) Che/onoidis carbollaria (17) Ano/is cJ'istate/lus wileyae Ameiva exsu/ Sphaerodacfylus II/ acro/epis II/acro/epis Ano/is crista tel/us wi/eyae BOJ'ikenophis POJ'foJ'icensis J'ichal'di All olis pu/chel/us Anolis sfrafu/us Congo Cay (18.37 °/-64.80°) (0.10 kin2) Hemidacfy/us mabouia (I7) Allolis cJ'isfatel/us wileyae Allolis sfrafli/lis Iguana iguana (I) Sphael'Odacty/us ma cl'O /epis macro/epis Sphael'Odacfy/us II/a cro/epis II/acro/epis Mag/iophis exiguus exigulls BOl'ikenophis pOJ'foJ'icensis J'ichaJ'di Typh/ops J'ichaJ'dii Inner Brass Island (18.38°/-64.97°) (0.52 km2) Osteopilus sepfenfrionalis (I) Current Rock (18.31 °/-64.83°) (0.002 kil12) AII/eiva exsu/ Ano/is cJ'isfafel/us wi/eyae Ano/is crisfafe/lus wileyae 2 Dog Island (18.30°/-64.82°) (0.05 km ) Anolis strafu/us AII/eiva exsu/ Sphaerodac!y/us macl'O/epis macl'O /epis (7) Ano/is crisfafel/lls wi/eyae Borikenophis pOJ'foricensis ssp. (7)
SphaerodacfY/lis II/acro/epis macl'O/epis 2 Little Hans Lollik Island (18.41 °/-64.91 0) (0.41 km ) BOJ'ikenophis pOJ'foJ'icensis J'i chal'di Ameiva exsu/ 2 Dutchcap Cay (= Dutchman's Cap) (18.38°/-65 .06°) (0.13 km ) Anolis cristafel/us wi/eyae AII/ eiva exslll Sphael'Odacty/us macl'O/epis macro/epis Anolis cJ'istatelllls wileyae Typh/ops richardii
SphaeJ'odacfY/lis II/a crolepis II/acro/epis 2 Little St. James Island (18.30°/-64.83°) (0.28 km ) BOJ'ikenophis pOJ'toJ'icensis richaJ'di E/eufherodacty/us sp. (W) Fish Cay (18.31 °/_64 .83°) (0.001 kin2) OSfeopi/us sepfen frionalis (I) Ano/is crisfat el/us wi/eyae Ameiva exsu/ Hemidacty/us II/abollia (17) Ano/is cJ'istafe/lus lVi/eyae French Cap Cay (= Frenchman's Cap) (18.23°/-64.85°) Anolis pu/chel/lls 2 Anolis stmtu/us (0.04 km ) Sphaerodacfy/us fo wnsendi Iguana iguana (I) Sphaerodacfylus macro/epis macro/epis 2 Grass Cay (18 .36°/-64.83°) (0.20 kil1 ) Borikellophis por!oricensis richardi Anolis cJ'isfatel/us wi/eyae Panthel'Opilis guftaflls (W) Sphael'Odacfy/us lI1acro/epis II/acrolepis Lovango Cay (18.36°/-64.81°) (0.48 kin2) BOJ'ikenophis portoricensis richardi Che/onoidis carbonaria (17) 2 Great St. James Island (J 8.3 1°/ _64.83 °) (0.63 km ) Ameiva exsu/ Alll eiva exsu/ Ano/is cris!atel/us wi/eyae Alnphisbaena/enesfrafa Ano/is pll/chel/us Ano/is crisfafe/lus wi/eyae Ano/is stm!u/us A II 0 lis pll/chel/us Hemidacfylus lIIabouia (17) Anolis sfrafli/lis BOJ'ikenophis porfoJ'icellsis richaJ'di
Sphael'OdacfY/lis macro/epis lI/acl'Olepis 2 Mingo Cay (18.36°/-64.82°) (0.20 km ) Spondy/ul'us sp. Alll eiva exsul BOl'ikenopilis porfoJ'icensis richardi Allolis cl'istatel/us wi/eyae Hans Lollik Island (18.40°/-64.91 °) (1 .98 kin2) Anolis pu/chel/us Allleiva exsul Allolis strafu/us Ano/is crisfafel/us lVi/eyae Sphael'Odac~)I/us II/a cro/epis lIIacro/epis Ano/is pu/che/llis Borikenophis porfoJ'icellsis J'ichaJ'di
Anolis strafu/us 2 Outer Brass Island (18.39°/-64.97°) (0.44 km ) Sphaerodacty/us lI1acl'O/epis macro/epis Allleiva exsu/ Borikenophis porfol'icellsis richardi Allolis cJ'istatel/us wi/eyae 2 Hassel Island (18.33°/-64.94°) (0.56 km ) Ano/is pll/chel/us E/eufhel'Odacty/us cochranae Allo/is stratu/lls Elell!hel'Odactylus /enfus SphaerodactY/lis macl'O /epis lIIacro/epis Osteopi/us septentriolla/is (1) Borikenophis portoricensis J'ichaJ'di POWELL AND HENDERSON: Island lists of West Indian amphibians and reptiles 143
Patricia Cay (18.31°1-64. 87°) (0.14 km2) West Cay (18.36°1-65.05°) (0.16 kIn2) AlIleiva exsul AlIl eiva exsul Allolis cristatellus wileyae Anolis cristatellus wileyae Allolis stratulus Anolis stratulus Helllidactylus mabouia (17) Sphaerodactylus macrolepis macrolepis Igualla igualla (1) ST. JOHN (18.34°1-64 .75°) (49.67 kIn2) Sphaerodactylus lIlacrolepis lIlacrolepis Eleutherodactylus antillensis Rotto Cay ( 18 .31 °1-64.86°) (0.008 km2) Eleutherodactylus cochranae AlIleiva e.xsul Eleutherodactylus coqui (1) Allolis cristatellus wileyae Eleutherodactylus lentus Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIlacrolepis Eleutherodactylus schwartzi (PX) Saba Island (= Little Saba Island) (18.31 °1-65.00°) (0.12 km2) Leptodactylus albilabris Ameiva exsul Osteopilus septentriona/is (I) Allolis cristatellus wileyae Chelonoidis carbona ria (17) Allolis stratulus Ameiva exsul Sphaerodactylus lI1acrolepis lI1acrolepis Amphisbaena fenestrata Spondylurus slo(l11ii Anolis cristatellus wileyae Borikenophis portoricellsis richardi Anolis pulchellus Allolis roosevelti (PE) 2 Sail Rocl< (18.29°1-65 .10°) (0.007 km ) Anolis stratulus Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIlacrolepis Hemidactylus l1Iabouia (I7) Salt Cay (18.36°1-65.05°) (0.23 km2) Iguana iguana (I) Ameiva exsul Sphaerodactyllls /1/acrolepis lIlacrolepis Anolis cristatelllls wileyae Spondylurus spilonotus (PE) Sphaerodactylus lIlacrolepis macrolepis Borikenophis portoricensis richardi (PX) Spondylurus sp. Magliophis exiguus exiguus Savana Island (18.34°1-65 .08°) (0.70 kIn2) Typhlops richardii Ameiva exsul Cinnamon Cay (18 .36°1-64.76°) (0.004 km2) Anolis cristatellus wileyae Anolis cristatellus wileyae Anolis stratulus Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIIacrolepis Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIlacrolepis Cocoloba Cay (18.32°1-64.76°) (0.004 km2) Borikenophis portoricensis richardi Anolis cristatellus wileyae Shark Island (18.34°1-64. 84°) (0.005 km2) Sphaerodactylus macrolepis macrolepis Anolis cristatellus wileyae Flanagan Island (18.33°1-64.65°) (0.09 km2) Thatch Cay (18.36°1-64. 86°) (0.96 km2) Ameiva exsul Eleutherodactylus cochranae Anolis cristatellus wileyae Ameiva exsul Anolis stratulus Anolis cristatellus wileyae Sphaerodactylus macrolepis macrolepis Allolis stratulus Spondylurus sp. Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIlacrolepis Typhlops richardii Borikenophis portoricellsis richardi Henley Cay (one of the Durloe Cays) (18.35 °1-64.79°) Turtledove Cay (18.31 °1-65.00) (.02 kIn2) (0.05 km2) Anolis cristatellus wileyae Anolis cristatellus wileyae Sphaerodactylus macrolepis lIlacrolepis Hemidactylus mabouia (17) Water Island (18.32°1-64.95°) (1.99 kIn2) Sphaerodactylus lIla crolepis macrolepis Chelonoidis carbollaria (17) Leduck Island (18.32°1-64.69°) (0.05 km2) Ameiva exsul AlIIeiva exsul Anolis cristatellus wileyae Analis cristatellus wileyae Anolis stl'Cltulus Allalis stratulus Helllidactylus lIIabouia (17) Ramgoat Cay (18 .36°1-64.79°) (0.011 kIn2) Iguana iguana (1) Anolis cristatel/us wileyae Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis macrolepis Spondylurus sloanii (PX) Rata Cay (18.36°1-64.80°) (0.002 kIn2) Borikenophis portoricensis richardi Allolis crista tel/us wileyae 144 BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51 (2)
2 Steven Cay (18.33°/-64.81 °) (0.008 km ) Spolldylurlls sloallii Allotis Cl'istatellus wileyae Borikenophis portoricellsis ssp.
Anotis stratulus 2 Sandy Cay (18.43°/-64.72°) (0.06 k111 ) Iguana igualla (1) Ameiva exsul Sphaerodactylus lIIa crolepis lIIacrolepis Allotis Cl'istatellus \vileyae Epicrates grallti (1) Helllidacty lus lIIabouia (I ?) Trunk Cay (18.36°/-64.77°) (0.009 ktn2) Sphaerodactyllls lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis
Allolis cristatellus wileyae 2 Sandy Spit (18.43°/-64.70°) (0.00 I k111 ) Allotis stratlllus Allotis cristatelllls wileyae 2 Waterlemon Cay (18.37°/-64.72°) (0.003 k111 ) Sphaerodac~)llus lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Allotis cristatellus wileyae Watson Rock (= Cable Rock = Shark Rock) (18.44°/-64.83°) Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacl'O lepis Sphaerodactylus lIIa crolepis lIIacrolepis Whistling Cay (18.37°/-64.75°) (0.08 km2) TORTOLA (18.45°/-64.60°) (54.44 k1112) Allotis Cl'istatellus \vileyae Elelltherodactyllls alltillellsis All 0 tis stmtullls Eleutherodac~)lllIs cochranae Iguana iguana (1) Eleutherodactylus joh IIstollei (1) Sphaerodactylus lIIacl'O lepis lIIacrolepis Eleutherodactyllls schwartzi 2 JOST VAN DVKE (18.47°/-64.75°) (8.40 k111 ) Leptodactylus albilabris Eleutherodactylus alltillellsis Osteopillls septelltriollalis (1) Eleutherodactylus lelltus (I?) Chelolloidis carbollaria (I?) Elelltherodactylus sch\vartzi PseudelllYs lIelsolli (1) Leptodactylus albilabris TrachelllYs scripta elegall s (I) Alllphisbaena jellestrata AlIleiva exsul Anotis cristatellus wileyae AlI1eiva sp. (1?) Allotis pulchellus Alliphisbaelw./eliestrata Allolis stmtulus Anolis cristatellus wileyae Helllidacty lus lIIabouia (I?) Anotis pulchellus Igualla igualla (W?) Allotis roosevelti (PE) Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacl'Olepis Allolis stratlllus Borikellophis portoricellsis ssp. (PX) Helllidactylus lI1abollia (1?) Epicrates grallti Igua lI a igua lIa (T) Magliophis exigllus exiguus Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Typhlops richardii Sphaerodactyllls parthellopioll 2 Spolldylllrus semifaelliatus Great Tobago (18.45°/-64.80°) (0.87 k111 ) Allleiva exsul Borikenophis portoricellsis richardi Allolis cristatellus wileyae Epicrates grallti Helllidacty llls lIIabollia (I?) Mag/iophis exigllus exiglllls Sphaerodactyllls lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Palltherophis gUllatus (W?) Typh/ops richardii Green Cay (J 8.45°/-64.70°) (0.07 kt112) 2 Allotis cristatellus wileyae Beef Island ( 18.45°/-64.52°) (3.72 ktn ) Sp/werodactylus lIIa crolepis lIIacrolepis Eleutherodactylus alltillellsis Borikell ophis portoricell sis ssp. Eleutherodactylus schwartzi 2 Leptodactylus albilabris Little Jost van Dyke (18.45°/-64.72°) (0.63 kt11 ) Osteopillls septentriollatis (1) Allleiva exslll Ameiva exslll Allotis Cl'istatellus wileyae Allotis cristatellus lVileyae A II 0 tis pulchelllls A II 0 lis pulchelllls Sphaerodactyllls lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Anolis stratullls Borikellophis portoricellsis ssp. Hemidacty llls lIIabollia (I?) Typh/ops richardii Sphaerodacty llls lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis 2 Little Tobago (18.43°/-64.85°) (0.22 k111 ) Borikellophis portoricellsis allagadae Allolis Cl'istatellus wileyae Magtiophis exiguus exigllus Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacl'Olepis Typhlops richardii POWELL AND HENDERSON : Island li sts of West Indian amphibians and reptiles 145
Bellamy Cay (18.43°/-64.53°) (0.007 km2) Borikellophis portorieellsis allegadae Allotis cristatelllls wi/eyae Epicrates granti (?) Helllidacty/us lIIabouia (I?) Mag/iophis exigulls exigll lls Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Typh/ops richardii
2 Buck Island (18.42°/-64.55°) (0 .17 km2) Little Camanoe (18.45°/-64. 53 °) (0 .1 6 km ) Alll eil'a exsll/ Alll eil'a exsll/ All o/is cristatelllls wi/eyae All o/is cristatellus wi/eyae SphaerodactY/lIs lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Frenchman's Cay (18.38°/-64.70°) (0.24 km2) Little Thatch Island ( 18.38°/-64.72°) (0.24 km2) E/elltherodactY/lIs allfillellsis E/eutherodacty/us schwartzi (I) E/elltherodactY/lIs schwartzi All olis cristatellus wi/eyae Alll eiva exslI/ All o/is stratll/us A IIIph isbaella fell estra ta Cye/ura pillgllis (I) All otis cristatellus wi/eyae SphaerodactY/lIs lIIacro/epis lIIaero /epis A 11 0 tis pLi/chelllls Spolldy/ul"LIs selllitaelliatlls A 11 otis stratu/us 2 Helllidacty/us lIIabollia (I?) Marina Cay (18.45°/-64.52°) (0.0 I 0 Ian ) Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Alll eiva exsu/ Magtiophis exigllus exigllus Allo/is cristafellus wi/eyae Allo/is stratu/us 2 Great Camanoe (18.48°/-64.53°) (3.37Ian ) Helllidaety/us lIIabollia (I?) E/eutherodactY/lIs alltillellsis SphaerodactY/lIs lIIaero/epis lIIaero /epis Alll eiva exsu/ Typh/ops richardii Alllphisbaella fell estrata 2 All otis cristatellus wi/eyae Scrub Island (18.47°/-64.52°) (0.97 Ian ) A 11 0 tis pu/chelllls Alll eil'a exsu/ All otis stratll/us All o/is cristatellus wi/eyae HelllidactY/lIs lIIabollia (I?) All o/is stratll/IIS Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro /epis lIIacro/epis SphaerodactY/lIs lIIaero /epis lIIaero/epis SpolldY/II/"l1s selllitaelliatus SpO II(~ )' /lIrus sp. Borikellophis portoricellsis allegadae P ETER ISLAN D (18.37°/-64.58°) (4.29 km2) Epicrates grallti E/elltherodactY/lIs sp. Magtiophis exiglllls exiglilis Osteopi/lls septelltriollatis (1) 2 Great Thatch Island (18.38°/-64.72°) (1.23 km ) Che/oll oidis carbollaria (l?) E/elltherodacty/us allti//ellsis A lII eiva exsu/ E/elltherodac(V/lIs cochrallae All otis cristatellus wi/eyae A IIIph isbaella fellestra ta Allo/is pu/chelllls Allotis cristatellus wi/eyae All o/is stratll/us A 11 0 tis pu/chelllls HelllidactY/lIs lIIabollia (1?) Allo/is stratll/lls igllal1a igualla (I) SphaerodactY/lIs lIIacro/epis lIIaero/epis SphaerodactY/lIs lIIaero /epis lIIacro/epis 2 Guana Island ( 18.48°/-64.57°) (2.97 km ) Spol1dY/II/"l1s s/o(lIIii E/eutherodacty/us alltillellsis Borikellophis porforicellsis richardi Osteopi/lls septel1triol1atis (W) Mag/iophis exiglilis exiglilis Centroche/ys sLi/cata (I) Palltherophis gllffatus (W) Che/olloidis carbollaria (I) Carrot Rock (18.32°/-64.57°) (0.013 km 2) Alll eil'a exsu/ Allo/is em estwillialllsi A IIIph isbaella .lellestra ta Sp/werodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Allotis erisfat ellus wi/eyae Spol1dY/lIl"l1 s lIIae/ealli A II 0 tis pll/ehelllls 2 A notis stratll/us Deadman's Chest (= Dead Chest) (18.37°/-64.57°) (0.14 km ) Cye/llra pillguis (1) Alll eiva exsu/ Helllidacty/us lIIabollia (I?) Allo/is cristatelllls wi/eyae Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIa cro/epis SphaerodactY/lis lIIaero /epis lIIacro/epis SjJOII(~) I /U /"liS selll itaell ia t us SpolldY/lIrus sp. l 146 BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51 (2)
Norman Island (18.33°1-64.62°) (2.57 kid) Fallen Jerusalem (18.42°1-64.45°) (0.12 km2) Alll eiva exsu/ Anolis cristafel/us wileyae Allolis crisfafel/us wi/eyae A II o lis pu/chel/us A II o lis pu/chel/us Anolis stratu/us Allo/is sfrafu/us SpIJaerodacty/us lIIacrolepis lIIacro/epis Cye/um pillguis (I) Spolldylurus selllitaeniatus
Sphaerodacfy/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis 2 George Dog (18 .5°1-64.45°) (0.15 kln ) Spolldy/urus s/oallii Alll eiva exsu/ Borikenopliis porforicensis ssp. Allolis crista tel/us wileyae Typh/ops richardii Sphaerodacty /us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis
Pelican Island (18.33°1-64.62°) (0.03 km2) 2 Gingel· Island (18.40°1-64.47°) (1.05 km ) Allo/is crisfafel/us wi/eyae Allleiva exsu/ Sphaerodacfy/us lIIacro/epis lIIacro/epis Ano/is crista tel/us wileyae 2 SI{ipper Cay (= Key Cay) (18.34°1-64.60°) (0.011 km ) Anolis stratu/us Allolis crista tel/us wi/eyae Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis macro/epis 2 VIRGIN GORDA (18.50°1-64.40°) (21.30 kln ) Spondylurtls selllitaelliatus E/eutherodacty/us alltil/ellsis Borikellophis portoricellsis ssp. E/eutherodacty/us cochranae Great Dog (18.48 °1-64.45°) (0.33 km2) E/eutherodacty/us schwartzi E/eutherodacty/us schwartzi Osteopi/us septelltriolla/is (1) Alll eiva exsu/ Pe/tophl )lJle /elllur (PX) Anolis cristatellus wileyae Che/olloidis carbollaria (I?) SphaerodactY/lIs lIIacrolepis lIIacro/epis Allleiva exsu/ Typh/ops sp. Alllphisbaena fenestrata 2 Allo/is crista tel/us wi/eyae Moskito Island (= Mosquito Island) (18.50°1-64.38°) (0.50 kln ) Allo/is pu/chel/us Osteopillls septelltriollalis (I) Allo/is stratu/us Allleiva exsu/ Helllidacty/us lIIabouia (I?) Anolis crislalellus wileyae Igualla igualla (1) Allo/is s/mlu/us Sphaerodacty/us lIIa cro/epis lIIacro/epis Cye/ura pinguis (I) Sphaerodacty /us pal·thenopioll Helllidacly/us lIIabouia (I?) Spolldy/urtls selll i taell ia tus Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis lIIacrolepis Borikellophis portoricellsis anegadae SphaerodaclY/lis parthenopioll Mag/iophis exiguus exiguus SpolldyllintS selllilaelliatus Typh/ops naugus Thecadactylus mpicauda
2 Borikenophis portoricellsis allegadae Broken Jerusalem (18.40°1-64.45°) (0.009 kIll ) 2 Allolis crista tel/us wi/eyae Necker Island (18 .55°1-64.35°) (0.30 kln )
2 E/elilherodacly /us alllillellsis (I) Cistern Rock (J 8.38°1-64.50°) (0.00 I km ) OSleopilus septelllriollalis (W) Allolis crista tel/us wi/eyae Celllroche/ys su/cala (I) 2 Cooper Island (18 .37°1-64.50°) (1.38 km ) Che/ol1oidis carbollaria (I) Alll eiva exsu/ Allleiva exsu/ Allolis crista tel/us wi/eyae Allo/is crislalelllls wileyae Allolis stmtu/us Allo/is pulchellus Helllidacty/us lIIabouia (I?) Allolis slralu/us SpIJaerodacty/us lIIa crolepis macro/epis Cye/ura pillguis (I) Borikellophis portoricellsis ssp. Sphaerodacty lus 1II (lcrolepis lIIacro/epis 2 East Seal Dog (18.50°1-64.43°) (0.008 kln ) Spondyllints selllilaell iallis Allolis cristatellus wi/eyae Thecadacty/us rapicauda Sphaerodacty/us lIIa cro/epis macro/epis Borikellophis porloricellsis allegadae Typh/ops naugus Eustatia Island (18.52 °1-64.37°) (0.11 k111 2) 2 Alll eiva exsu/ Prickly Pear Island (l8.5001-64.3r) (0.70 km ) Allo/is cristatellus wi/eyae AlI1eiva exsul Sphaerodacty/us lIIacro/epis lIIacrolepis Allo/is crislalel/us \IIileyae POWELL AND HENDERSON: Island lists of West Indian amphibians and reptiles 147
Anolis strotulus Osleopilus septelllrionalis (I) Sphaerodactylus macrolepis macrolepis Lithobates catesbeianus (W) Spolldylurus sp. Lilhobales pipiens (W) Typhlops naugus Rhillella marilla (I) Round Rock (J 8.40°1-64.45°) (0.08 km2) Chelonoidis carbollaria (I?) (I) Ameiva exslll Trachemys scripta elegans Allleiva exsul (1) Anolis cristatellus wileyae Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis macrolepis Ameiva polops (PX) Spondylurus semitaeniatlls Anolis aClltlls Capitellllm parvicruzae (PE) 2 Saba Rock (J 8.50°1-64.45°) (0.002 km ) Hemidactylus lI1abouia (I?) Allolis crislatelllls wileyae igllana igualla (I) Sphaerodactyllis macrolepis macrolepis Sphaerodactylus beattyi bealtyi Salt Island (18.38°1-64.52°) (0.78 km2) Sphaerodactyllls beclttyi seamani Ameiva exsul Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis lIIacrolepis Anolis crislalellus wileyae Spondylllrus magllacrllzae (PE) Anolis slralulus Thecadactylus rapicauda Hemidactylus mabouia (I?) Borikenophis porloricensis (W) Sphaerodactyllls lIIacrolepis macrolepis Borikellophis sanclicrucis (PE) Spondylurus semilaeniatlls Pantherophis gllllalus (W) Spondylurus sloanii Ramphotyphlops braminlls (I) Borikenophis portoricensis richardi Thaml10phis sp. (W) TjJph/ops richardii South Cocluoach (= Big Cockroach = Cockroach Island) 2 (18.48°1-64.45°) (0.004 km ) Buck Island (17.79°1-64.62°) (0.73 km2) Allolis cristalellus wileyae Ameiva polops (1) Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis macrolepis Anolis aClltlis Sphaerodactyllls beattyi bealtyi West Dog (18.48°1-64.47°) (0.13 km2) Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis macrolepis Anolis crislatellus wileyae Sphaerodactylus lIIacrolepis macrolepis Green Cay (17.77°1-64.67°) (0.05 km2) Ameiva polops West Seal Dog (18.50°1-64.43°) (0.02 km2) Allolis aClt/us Anolis crislatelllls wileyae Sphaerodactylus beattyi bealtyi Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis lIIacrolepis Sphaerodactylus macrolepis macrolepis ANEGADA (18.75°1-64.33°) (38.72 km2) Spol1dylurus magllacruzae (PE) Leptodactylus albilabris Borikellophis sallcticrucis (PE) AlI1eiva exsul Protestant Cay (J 7.75°1-64.70°) (0.02 km2) Allolis crislalellus wileyae Ameiva polops Allolis plllchelllls Anolis acutus Anolis slrolullls Sphaerodactyllls macrolepis macrolepis Cye/ura pillgllis Hemidactyllls mabouia (l?) Ruth Island (17.68°1-64.76°) (0.08 km2) Sphaerodactyllls lI1acrolepis macrolepis AlI1eiva polops (I) Spolldylllrlls anegadae Thecadactylus rapicauda Borikenophis portoricensis anegadae Magliophis exiglllls exiguus Typh/ops calaponlus
ST. CROIX BANK 2 ST. CROIX (17.74°1-64.74°) (211.78 km ) Eleutherodactyllls alllillensis (I?) Eleutherodactylus coqui (I) Elelllherodacty llls lelltlls Elelllherodactylus schwarlzi (I?) Leptodactylus albilabris 160 BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL. 51(2)
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