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V.Memmler
1941
Peromyscus maniculatus
May 17, Russian Gulch State Park, Mendocino Co.,
California, elev. 40 ft.
Out of 31 traps set in a Riparian-
marginal habitat there were 7 Peromyscus
and 8 other species making 8[illegible]individuals
animals. Dominant vegetation
was: Salmonberry, Thimbleberry,
Blackberry, and Nettle. All 7
were males.
May 18, Traps, 26 in number were set the evening
before. 6 P. maniculatus and 2 other
animals were caught, each a different
species. The habitat was the
same but east rather than west from
camp along the stream.
May 19, 3 traps, 23 in number were set
and caught 11 animals, 6 were
Peromyscus. The habitat was the
same and the spacing the same
as May 17 and 18.
May 20, Of 22 traps set, there were 10 catches.
3 of these were P. maniculatus males.
The habitat and spacing of traps was
the same as on May 17.