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—A general analysis of the populations of Crotaphytus wislizeni in the Great Basin is presented. A new subspecies, C. wislizeni maculosus, for the Lahontan Basin, Nevada, is described and comparisons of color pattern, some scale patterns, and skull measurements are presented. In Part I of this .series we (Tanner and Banta 1963) reported the taxonomic status of Crotaphytus wislizeni wislizeni and described the subspecies C. iv. punctatus from the Upper Colorado River Basin. Part II (Banta and Tanner 1968) dealt with the leopard lizards of Baja California, Mexico, with the description of the subspecies C. w. neseotes from Cedros Island. The present study is concerned with the taxonomy of the populations occurring in the Great Basin and adjoining areas west of the Colorado River. With a few exceptions, leopard lizards from this large area have been referred to as C. w. wislizeni. However, we note real differences between some populations in this area and those seen from areas to the east (Arizona and eastern Utah), the south (Baja California), and the west (Central Cal-

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the systematics of Crotaphytus wislizeni, the leopard lizards, part III. The leopard lizards of the Great basin and adjoining areas, with a description of a new subspecies from the Lahontan basin