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Anonymous. 1989. All-female lizards are rare in U. S. New Mexico Wildlife. 34(3):31-32.

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Thompson, M. C. and C. Ely. 1989. Birds in Kansas. Vol. 1. University of Kansas Museum of Natural History, Lawrence, Kansas.

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