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Murray
1948
Peromyscus californicus
Apr 21 Agua Hediondo, 32° 30' N 116° 16' W, Baja California
Put out 50 live and 50 museum special
mouse traps in dense growth of Adenostoma
sparsifolia. It grew from 4 to 7 feet high and
was foliated only on the upper branches. There
were some more open spaces with manzanita,
sage brush and the more common species of
Adenostoma. The traps caught 18 and 1 imm.,
both in the jump traps.