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Murray
1949
thomomys
Aug 24 French Camp, 3100 ft., Humboldt Co., Calif.
Had 4 traps out on exposed slope, south
facing, just across the road from camp.
Soil varied from hard to very soft, quite
irregularly, and was full of small rocks.
There were short bracken ferns and thin
almost dry grass. At noon had caught
1 ♂, 2 ♀. They are smaller and more reddish
in color than lottae.
Copher mounds are plentiful here, in
grassy spots, burns and patches in the
douglas fir forest, many of which have
no surface vegetation.