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14e - 1933.
48
s. side Thompson Canyon, 3900', Walker Basin,
Kern Co., Calif. Oct. 12, 1933.
182 Thomomys
♂ wt: 153 gm. 220-70-30-8
183 Thomomys
♂ wt: 208 - 245-68-30-8
184 Peromyscus
♀ wt: 23 156-72-20-18
185 Neotoma
♂ wt: 234 362-165-37-38
186 Neotoma
♀ wt: 217 365-185-85-34
187 Thomomys
♂ wt: 206 - 206-55-26-7
188 Peromyscus
♂ wt: 23 150-65-18-18
189 Dipodomys a.p. ♂ 320-190-46-21 wt: 91 gm.
Oct. 13, 1933
190 Perognathus
♀ wt: 23, 190-110-26-13
191 Perognathus
♂ wt: 18, 180-100-24-12
192 Peromyscus truei
♂ wt: 28, 192-100-24-26
193 Peromyscus truei
♀ wt: 29, 190-105-23-27
194 Peromyscus
♀ wt: 29, 190-100-21-20
195 Microtus
♂ wt: 66, 180-58-25-17
196 Neotoma t.
♀ wt: 161, 325-165-36-30
197 Neotoma t.
♀ wt: 195, 365-180-35-31
198 Sylvilagus
♂ wt: 595, 305-35-78-68
199 Dipodomys a.
♂ wt: 66, 305-185-46-19
This has been an interesting, and perhaps,
an eventful day. My trap record first:
From my traps in the tall grass next to the
tent I got 1 withro, 2 peros; and one microtus.
From my 15 traps in the sage and rabbit
brush I got 1 dipo, 2 perognathus, 2
peromyscus. From my 8 traps in the rocks