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31	Texas Field Notes Volume 7, Issue 3 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Herpetology Big Thicket Mud Snake Herping Snake River Nerodia rhombifer Masticophis flagellum Nerodia fasciata Snake Colubrids Geography of the United States Idaho
32	Texas Field Notes April, 2011 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Colubrids Fauna of the United States Fauna of Canada Garter snake Blackneck garter snake Herping Reptile Snake Drymarchon melanurus erebennus Squamata Herpetology Thamnophis
33	Texas Field Notes Volume 6, Issue 2 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Eumeces fasciatus Plestiodon Snake Eumeces Lizard Texas spotted whiptail Reptile Coal Skink Amphibians and reptiles of Idaho Squamata Herpetology Skinks
34	Texas Field Notes Volume 6, Issue 4 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Rat snakes Geography of Texas Trans-Pecos Bogertophis subocularis Texas State Highway 118 Agkistrodon contortrix pictigaster Snake Cnemidophorus inornatus heptagrammus Crotalus Squamata Colubrids Crotalinae
35	Texas Field Notes Volume 8, Issue 1 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Venomous snakes Fauna of Canada Colubrids Rattlesnake Bullsnake Crotalus Diamond-back rattlesnake Sistrurus Pit viper Squamata Herpetology Snakes
36	Texas Field Notes January, 2011 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Biology Herping Salamander Amphibian Gastrophryne carolinensis Frog Solifugae Polychrotidae Bufo Zoology Herpetology Toads
37	Texas Field Notes January, 2012 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Mimus Northern Mockingbird Mockingbird Sagebrush lizard Bird Scincella lateralis Biology Mimidae Herpetology Zoology
38	Texas Field Notes Volume 6, Issue 3 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Colubrids Urban animals Herping Snake Reptile Box turtle Pantherophis obsoletus Rat snake Crotalus horridus Squamata Herpetology Zoology
39	Texas Field Notes July, 2011 7:30pm - calls of Hyla cinerea heard from various parts of the marsh, particularly from a an armadillo emerged from the thicket and began to dig. We hiked for an additional 2 miles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.texasherp.org Language: English Military personnel Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Aransas American alligator Alligator Whooping Crane Herping Snake Eyes Geography of Texas Texas Alligatoridae
40	PRAM TRIAL TRACK – INFORMATION SHEET Brand name: Mamas & Papas Pram name: Armadillo City RRP: $399 Age relevant: Suitable from Birth to 15 kg Weight: Light weight 7 kg Add to Reading List Source URL: www.babyandtoddlershow.com.au Language: English - Date: 2015-04-07 02:35:21 Babycare Baby transport

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