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D.P. PEARSON
1949
1620 ♀ Herpestes monyace
540 x 234 x 55 x 19
captured Aug 6 from Bolinas, H & #744, late pregnant, 2 in rt horn,
1 in left. Most unusual feature of V.G. system is extreme length
of oviducte which are 35 mm long and not convoluted. corpus uteri
quite long, 40 m.m. Rt ovary dominated by a large corpus
luteum 3 x 2.5 m, small or not used.
with two slightly smaller corpus 2x3m.
small-med follicles. left ovary since there must have been crossover,
1 blastocystic grey and glands 7 mm. Flushing glands lateral to
vaginal opening 7mm. Uterus not swollen, cervix at level of bladder.
Embryos rather jellyfish but probably healthy; head + body 52, 47, 49.
Big Lagoon, Humboldt Co, Cal Aug 9, 1949
1621 ♂ Zorba tronkbriggii humboldtensis
caught by edge of glass stand. overnight.
125 x 61 x 14 x 8 5.7 g.
1622 ♀ Zorba vagrans vagrans
overnight in grass-
march, early pregnant, 3 rt, 2 left.
106 x 41 x 12 x 8 5.5 g.
1623 ♂ Zorba trinotata eureka
overnight in grass-
march. Teeth 6 mm. no fat.
227 x 142 x 32 x 13 18.7 g
1624 ♂ Zorba vagrans vagrans
overnight in grass-
march. teeth 1mm.
105 x 45 x 12 x 7 5.3g.
1625 ♂ Scaparus orarius orarius
picked up at tent in marsh-meadow; Tof + hind feet missing, teeth 3 mm., many
contusions and skull broken
[42] x [0] x [] x []
60 g.
1626 ♀ Zorba vagrans vagrans
overnight in grass-
march. Hide not prime on chest, side and rump.
109 x 44 x 12 x 8 4.2 g.
1627 ♂ Zorba trinotata eureka
overnight in grass-
march. teeth 7 mm. no fat.
225 x 137 x 32 x 14 19g.
1628 ♀ Theronomy
captured by K. Murray. placental scars but no embryos
219 x 52 x 29
1629 ♀ Zorba trinotata { Heads to Station. 3 placental scars rt horn, 1 left not
1630 ♀ " " in Bonita lactating, no feet.
no skins. with placental scars but internal crystalline
+ fluidy unlike 1629, saved V.G. vaginal plug
at cervical end of uterus