A broad band extends along the whole dorsal surface from the snout to the tip of the tail. In the alcoholic specimen this band is dark clay-color, dotted with black on the upper surface of the head. It is broadest on the back of the head and narrowest above the anus. The upper surfaces of the limbs and the side of the snout are clay-color dotted with black. A black line runs from the eye to the nostril. The hands and feet are black dotted with clay-color. The chin and central gular region are white with a few scattered black dots. The sides of the neck and the sides and lower surfaces of the body and tail are intense black with a few scattered whitish dots on the belly and sides of tail and with a zone of crowded white dots along the sides of the neck and body.
Snout to anus 60 Front of anus to end of tail 56 Width of head 9 Nostril to orbit 2 Snout to orbit 4 Snout to gular fold 13 Snout to fore limb 17 Gular fold to anus 47 Axilla to groin 34 Adpressed limbs separated by 3 Fore limb 15½ Hind limb 18½ Heel to end of longest toe 7 Breadth of foot 6 San Francisco, California,
December 21, 1905.
| Snout to anus | 60 |
| Front of anus to end of tail | 56 |
| Width of head | 9 |
| Nostril to orbit | 2 |
| Snout to orbit | 4 |
| Snout to gular fold | 13 |
| Snout to fore limb | 17 |
| Gular fold to anus | 47 |
| Axilla to groin | 34 |
| Adpressed limbs separated by | 3 |
| Fore limb | 15½ |
| Hind limb | 18½ |
| Heel to end of longest toe | 7 |
| Breadth of foot | 6 |
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