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Although intraspecific variation in color is com¬ mon among western diamondback rattlesnakes {Crotalus atrox), individuals tj'pically exhibit brownish, dia¬ mond-shaped markings along the mid-dorsum. In addi¬ tion, the tail is characterized by alternating black and white rings of approximately equal width (Klauber, 1972; Werler, 1978). These patterns make field identi¬ fication of w'estem diamondbacks rather easy. How'ever, rare occurrences of atypically colored individuals have been reported. The descriptions of color abnor¬ malities have ranged from albinistic to quasi-melanistic to patternless (Tennant, 1984).

Aberrant morphology in western diamondback rattlesnakes (Crotalus Atrox)