ItemID	5080
ListID	84
Phylum	Chordata
Class	Reptilia
Ordr	Squamata
Family	Phrynosomatidae
SubFamily
Tribe
Genus	Phrynosoma
SubGenus
SpecificEpithet	coronatum
SubspecificEpithet
CommonNames	Blainville Horned Lizard
OriginalName	Phrynosoma coronatum
NameYear	Blainville, 1835
CurrentNameSource	IUCN red list
TaxonCertainty
CollectedBy	James Hanken
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DeterminedBy	James Hanken
LocalityText	Haystack Hill, Hastings Natural History Reserve
DecimalLatitude	36.384361
DecimalLongitude	-121.565351
CoordUncertaintyMeters	932
GeodeticDatum	WGS84
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Prevalence	Commonly Seen
Native	native
AssociatedTaxa	ants and insects
AssocType	eats
Habitat	Chaparral, mixed-sclerophyll forest, and open grassy areas
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CalphotosID	0000 0000 1011 1242
CreatedBy	Ann Chang
CreationDate	2013-10-10 16:27:05
LastUpdatedBy	Ann Chang
LastUpdated	2013-10-10 16:28:09
Comments	Majority of previous records are around pumphouse, extreme upper Flower Long Field, grassy areas of Big Creek, Long Field, Home Field, Cow Pasture, and Vineyard Field. Other observations made on County Road, Martin Road, Arnold Road and below the Arnold Cabin, and at School Hill. During the study they were found at Red House and Haystack Hill. Given their presumed preference for Chaparral habitat they are assumed to be present south of Arnold field, at Arnold Road Flat, and parts of Poison Oak Hill and Watertank Hill. Species can also be found in areas near mixed-sclerophyll forest and open grassy areas. Observations were made from March to October with peaks between May and August and extremes on 6 November 1941, 23 November 1941, 31 January 1942, and 15 December 1951.
BeginDatetime	1974-01-01 00:00:00
EndDatetime	1974-12-30 00:00:00
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