Eight females from the Rio Jorco on the Meseta Central have snout-vent lengths of 48.
Specimens from the Caribbean lowlands have two to six bars on each shank, whereas specimens from the Pacific slopes have four to six bars on each shank, and specimens from the Meseta Central have as many as eight bars on each shank.
Specimens from the Pacific slopes of Costa Rica are larger than those from the Meseta Central and the Caribbean lowlands.
The throat is immaculate in specimens from the Caribbean lowlands in Limon Province; the throats are dusky laterally in most other specimens except some from the Meseta Central, in which the throats are heavily flecked with black.
The limbs are marked by dark brown transverse bars; these are indistinct in some specimens from the Meseta Central and Caribbean lowlands, whereas they are distinct in all specimens from the Pacific lowlands.
In specimens from the Meseta Central, numerous large flecks or small, round spots (pale bluish white in life) are on the posterior half of the flanks; small flecks are on the posterior surfaces of the thighs.
In these cranial characters, specimens from the Meseta Central are intermediate between the two lowland populations.
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