Abstract
Distributional and natural history data for 115 specimens of reptiles collected in Nebraska in 1976 are presented. The second known record ot ArlDona elegans trom the state in included. The systematic status ot Lampropeltis trlangulum In southwestern Nebraska is discussed. Trans. Kansas Acad. Scl., vol. 80 (1-2), 1977. Since my previous report on Nebraska reptiles (1976), I have had the opportunity to make additional herpetological collections in Nebraska incidental to my ecological work on Kinosternon flavescens. All specimens except Kinosternon have been deposited in the University of Nebraska State Museum, with the field numbers here listed. Only those reptilian specimens providing significant locality and/or natural history data are reported here. All were collected in 1976. Snout-vent lengths are abbreviated SV. The field assistance of Diderot Gicca and Peter Meylan is acknowledged.
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