Noyer PhD 1972 Journal 3 Ave Gral Genez, 1.6 km NE jcn Ave San Martin, Asuncion, Paraguay Chicken farm is mostly tall grass with numerous grapefruit trees. There is some 2nd growth, which lies tree of 40-50 ft height. Here in particular, there are lots of people ("criaturas", according to Manuel), & traps must be hidden. At work places "conejitos" are supposed to be abundant. The description sounds like a guinea pig, despite the name. They are ns" long, agouti colored, b shaped like a large guinea pig if the glimpse I had means anything. They eat grass, leaving half-chewed piles like Microtus, & gnaw on exposed guaranba roots. They do make obvious runways. Supposedly that were easy to come by until a large hollow tree was cut down. They're still abundant, flying in early evening. Supposedly no large forms, but tiny clusters of many individuals, hanging from branches during the day - resemble a bees nest. Schade at the museum at the University said that was Josiasius - hmm. Only other obvious mandacateated mammal signs are numerous small holes