Abstract
Farancia abacura (Holbrook). On July 23, 1929, a female horn-snake 235 cm. in length was found, freshly killed, on the highway near Payne's Prairie, about five miles south of Gainesville, Florida. From this specimen were taken one hundred and four eggs averaging 21 mm. by 30 mm., which were covered with a tough white skin, and which filled the body cavity for about two-thirds of its posterior portion.
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