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Illinois Natural History Survey - Amphibian and Reptile Collection
INHS:HERP	Chionactis annulata 44719T.L. Vandeventer, D. Harter    United States, California, San Diego, Route 92, Ocotillo, 32.724924 -115.995995 Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis annulata 44720T.L. Vandeventer, D. Harter    United States, California, San Diego, Route 92, Ocotillo, 32.724924 -115.995995 Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis annulata klauberi 44777T. Vandeventer, D. Harter   1975-00-00 United States, Arizona, Pima, On Ajo Road West of Tucson, 32.1765 -111.0247 Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis Cope, 1860 53387J.A. Beatty   1966-07-18 Mexico, Sonora, 41 miles by Mexico route 8 SW of Sonoita Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis Cope, 1860 44864J.A. Beatty   1966-07-18 Mexico, Sonora, 30 mi by Mexico Rt. 8 SW of Sonoita Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis occipitalis (Hallowell, 1854) 45211D. Rainey, S. VanHoose   1958-05-23 United States, California, Riverside, Two and one half miles South East of the town of North Palm Springs., 33.83795 -116.57768 Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis occipitalis (Hallowell, 1854) 45212Dennis G. Rainey, S.G. VanHoose   1958-05-23 United States, California, Riverside, Two and one half miles South East of the town of North Palm Springs., 33.83795 -116.57768 Full Record Details
INHS:HERP	Chionactis occipitalis (Hallowell, 1854) 45213D. Rainey, S. VanHoose   1958-05-23 United States, California, Riverside, Two and one half miles South East of the town of North Palm Springs., 33.83795 -116.57768 Full Record Details

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