BD, good job leading this project & following it thru to completion. I'm going to pm you my email domain if you'd be so kind as to send said .pdf
If you PM Scott Waters, Im sure he'd be happy to take a digital copy & then link it or post it in such a way, that folks can then access it.
I'm not sure if I ever reached out to you on this, i meant to :p ... but i have a 10 year data set for herps of the cave creek area, it would have been intrsting to compare & contrast that w/ your efforts as part of your discussion section. Oddly enough, the only two expected squamates i never found, were glossy snake & leopard lizzys ??? Years ago, i fd leopards common in certain areas of the mcdowells tho., & its amazing to me, as close as specks get, ... & w/ a ridge of granite connecting the 2 areas ... i don't believe specks ever made it to the mcdowells, so i'll be intrstd in that element as well.
edit; to be a bit more complete, i'll add some other tidbits; unexpected was the presence of regal ringnecks, quite uncommon but present, i wouldnt be a bit surprised if they were in the highest portions of the micky-d's too ... also chuckwallas had a very clean line of presence/absence, canyon treefrogs & mud turtles were like the regals, about as low as im aware they go, & lastly, not too far away we documented mtn kingsnakes & madrean alligator lizzys : }
Again i admire what you've set out to do & accomplished.
... a view across the bridge ... : }