Mottled Crotale

The Crotale mottled of the desert ( Crotalus mitchellii ) is Solénoglyphe. One finds it with the Mexico and the the United States.

Subspecies

  • Crotalus mitchellii angelensis To buck, 1963
  • Crotalus mitchellii mitchellii (Cope, 1861)
  • Crotalus mitchellii muertensis To buck, 1949
  • Crotalus mitchellii Pyrrhus (Cope, 1867)
  • Crotalus mitchellii stephensi To buck, 1930

Distribution and habitat

The mottled crotale is present south of the Nevada at the Baja California, in Arizona and in the north of the Sonara. This distribution coincides with the deserts Mojave and Sonoran.

In the south of the California, the species is more frequent in the rock grounds, inside the grounds. She lives also the rock hills and the overwash phases in the desert. One seldom sees it in the coastal areas.

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