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Oct 1931
Semiunt Spring, 4800 ft., Lincoln Co., Mv.
28
June 4, 1931
of the surface. Because, upon walking near the
ground, a persons foot would often smilt
into them.
Drove back to the Seminut Spring camp,
arriving there at 8:45 A.M. Saw several Bay
Phobes on way back.
#166 Dipodomys deserti - ♂ 77.5g. 357-184-54-17
#167 Dipodomys merriami - ♀ 50g. 241-140-38-14
Specimen removed to private collection of R.T.Orr
#168 Dipodomys deserti - ♀ 62.9 g. 286-172-52-17
#169 Dipodomys " ♂ wt 63.8g. 286-172-52-17
#170 " ♂ wt 70g. 305-197-53-17
#171 " ♂ wt. 73.4g 312-188-53-17
June 5, 1931
#172 Onychomys torridus trisicaudis - ♀ wt. 18.9g. 126-42-20-16.5 mm.
#173 Perognathus panamintinus - ♂ wt. 8.5g. 144-79-20-7 mm.
#174 Thomomys perpallidus centralis - ♀ wt. 23.2g. 195-58-27-6 mm.
Collected at Desert Valley 8 mi. SW Summit Spring,
5300 ft., Lincoln Co., Mv.
#175 Perognathus panamintinus - ♀ wt. 7.5g. 140-78-20-7 mm.
#176 Dipodomys desigies - ♀ wt. 61.3g. 262-142-42-14
#178 Perognathus panamintinus - ♂ wt. 8g. 130-65-18-7
Rained yesterday afternoon and last night. I had
35 mouse traps out and three gopher sets. This
A.M. the traps contained 1 Perognathus panamin-
tinus and 1 Onychomys torridus . The gopher
sets contained 1 Thomomys perpallidus centralis