The Amphibians and Reptiles of Michoacán, MéxicoDuellman, William Edward
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The Amphibians and Reptiles of Michoacán, México
Duellman, William Edward
Amphibians -- Mexico -- Michoacán de Ocampo; Reptiles -- Mexico -- Michoacán de Ocampo
Nuevo (Rancho).--Lat. 18° 26', long. 102° 07', elev. 520 m.
A ranch 7 kilometers by road north-northeast of San Salvador
in the northern foothills of the Sierra de Coalcomán; arid
tropical scrub forest.
Ocorla.--Lat. 18° 38', long. 103° 07', elev. 885 m. A ranch
about 6 hours by mule south-southeast of Coalcomán; scrubby
oak forest.
Opopeo.--Lat. 19° 24', long. 101° 37', elev. 2800 m. A
village 16 kilometers south of Pátzcuaro; pine and fir
forest.
Orilla (La).--Lat. 18° 00', long. 102° 12', elev. 10 m. The
site of a former hacienda of the same name near the mouth of
the Río Balsas; arid tropical scrub forest.
Oropeo.--Lat. 18° 52', long. 101° 48', elev. 300 m. A
village in the Tepalcatepec Valley about 13 kilometers south
of La Huacana; arid tropical scrub forest.
Ostula.--Lat. 18° 30', long. 103° 28', elev. 120 m. A
village in the seaward foothills of the Sierra de Coalcomán,
located on the Río Ostula about 16 kilometers east-southeast
of La Placita; arid tropical scrub forest and scattered
tropical semi-deciduous forest.
Ozumatlán (Sierra de).--A range in the Cordillera Volcánica
extending east-northeast from a point south of Morelia to
Queréndaro and reaching elevations in excess of 2600 m.
Palma (La).--Lat. 20° 09', long. 102° 46', elev. 1525 m. A
village on the southeastern shore of Lago de Chapala;
lake-shore marshes and mesquite-grassland.
Paracho.--Lat. 19° 39', long. 102° 02', elev. 2375 m. A
Tarascan village in the Cordillera Volcánica, located 35
kilometers by road north of Uruapan; pine forest.
Parangaricutiro (San Juan de).--Lat. 19° 30', long. 102°
15', elev. 2200 m. A former Tarascan village that was
destroyed by the eruption of Volcán Parícutin; lava and
volcanic ash amidst open pine forest.
Parícutin (Volcán).--Lat. 19° 30', long. 102° 16', elev.
2200 m. at base and 2700 m. at summit. A volcano born in
February, 1943; it ceased to be active in December, 1951,
and is located at the north-northeastern base of Cerro de
Tancítaro; volcanic ash and lava amidst open pine forest.
Paso Ancho.--Lat. 19° 28', long. 100° 52', elev. 1100 m. A
small village 30 kilometers south of El Temazcal on the road
to Huetamo; arid tropical scrub forest.
Patamba (Sierra).--Lat. 19° 45', long. 102° 21', elev. 3700
m. at summit. A mountain, the summit of which is about 22
kilometers southwest of Tangancícuaro; pine forest from 2000
to 2600 m.; fir forest above 2600 m.
Pátzcuaro.--Lat. 19° 30', long. 101° 36', elev. 2200 m. A
town near the southeastern shore of Lago de Pátzcuaro; pine
forest.
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