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— A review of the distribution of Rhinocheilus I. lecontei, in Utah, with a northward extension of its range in the Upper Colorado River Basin. The long-nosed snake, Rhinocheilus I. lecontei, was previously thought to inhabit only the southwestern part of Utah (Tanner, 1935. Its range in Utah included only the Lower Sonoran life zone in the Virgin River Valley of Washington County. Tanner (1941) reported it for the Great Rasin (Millard Co.), and Tanner and Heinrichs (1964) extended its range into southeastern Kane County. Stebbins (1966) reported a specimen from San Juan County, Utah (northeast of Page, Arizona), extending its range into the Colorado Plateau of southeastern Utah. On 29 May 1970 at Dragerton, Carbon County, Utah, a specimen of Rhinocheilus I. lecontei was collected by William Ingram from under a rock. This specimen extends the range of Rhinocheilus well Fig. 1. Dorsal view of Rhinocheilus I. lecontei from Carbon County, Utah. 'Department of Entomology, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742. ^Department of Zoology, Brigham Young University, Prove, Utah 84602.

Range extension of the long-nosed snake Rhinocheilus l. lecontei, into east-central Utah