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— Side-blotched lizards. Uta stansburiana, were marked and recaptured on a study plot near Anapra. Dona Ana County, New Mexico, during the suiTuner of 1971. The density in July was estimated to be 20.3 individuals per acre (50.2 per hectare). The home range size for males averaged 0.254 acres and for females, 0.097 acres. Males 48-53 mm s-v increased 0.034 mm/day in s-v length and 0.067 mm/day in tail length from middle .July to early September. Females 41 .5-46 mm s-v increased 0.028 mm/day in s-v length and 0.058 mm/day in tail length during the same period. During the past hundred years the vegetation of southern New Mexico has changed from a desert grassland climax to a desert climax (York and Dick-Peddie, 1969). Presumably, there have been major changes in the composition of the vertebrate fauna and the relative abundance of different species. Preliminary investigations of the lizard fauna on a study plot located near Anapra, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, were begun during the summer of 1970 in order to determine species composition, relative abundance, and other ecological parameters of the different populations. Data gathered on Uta stansburiana stejnegeri during the summer of 1971 have been analyzed and are presented and compared with the results of other

Density, growth, and home range of the lizard Uta stansburiana stejnegeri in southern Dona Ana County, New Mexico