Arizona's Amphibians & Reptiles: A Natural History and Field Guide
Review Arizona’s Amphibians & Reptiles, A Natural History and Field Guide, by Murphy with Jones and Clark, is an up to date and beautifully illustrated book that focuses on the herpetofauna that is the envy of professional and amateur herpetologists throughout the world. By day, lizards dominate the landscape, with occasional coachwhips sliding through in search of prey. The bizarre horned lizards stationed along ant trails, collared lizards poised on rocks as though they are sentinels of something we don’t understand, and the many species of whiptail lizards, some of which reproduce parthenogenetically (cloning). At night, an entirely different and equally strange herpetofauna appears, with Gila monsters bumbling along, banded geckos, and a host of snake species from tiny threadsnakes to the numerous rattlesnake species.
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