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University of California, Santa Barbara Herpetology Collection
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua nigrolutea 12970Schroeder, Donald; Heuer, Alan   1964-04-23 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Tasmania, vicinity of Hobart Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua occipitalis 28844Jennings, William   1994-10-18 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur National Park, Green Head Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua occipitalis 28845Jennings, William   1994-10-21 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur Natl. Park, 2.0 air km W of junction Padbury Rd. and Cockleshell Gully rd Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua occipitalis 28846Jennings, William   1994-10-21 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur National Park, Green Head Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua occipitalis 28847Jennings, William   1994-10-27 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur Natl. Park, Coorow-Green Head Rd. 0.5 km E junction Green Head-Leeman rd Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua rugosa (Gray, 1825) 28848Jennings, William   1994-09-12 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur Natl. Park, Cockleshell Gully Rd. 1.8 km S of Coorow-Green Head rd. Full Record Details
UCSB:HERP	Tiliqua rugosa (Gray, 1825) 28849Jennings, William   1994-09-12 Commonwealth of Australia, State of Western Australia, Lesueur Natl. Park, Cockleshell Gully rd, 0.2 km S junction Coorow-Green Head rd Full Record Details

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