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P. PEARSON
1948
13
April 26, 1948
Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Cal.
caught by Betty Davis
1101 (B.D. 12)
Sorex trowbridgii montereyensis ♂
4/26/48
Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley. 110 x 49 x 14 x 7, Testes tiny
1102
Sorex trowbridgii montereyensis ♀ V.G. smallish, looks immature,
no placental area. Lubinski in Banniz + acetone 108 x 47 x 14
1103 (BD 35)
Sorex trowbridgii montereyis ♀
4 late embryos 120 x 50 x 14
1104 (BD 50)
Sorex trowbridgii montereyensis ♂
110 x 47 x 14
testis grayish, 5 mm., tubules small.
Lake Merritt, S. Francisco Co., Cal.
1105
Serrinomus
♂ caught 4/22/48. killed 4/26
caught in contact with ♀, perhaps copulating. Jakes
Merritt, S.F. Co., Calif. Both ovaries large. Follicles
up to + 2 shot size.
1 mi S. Nacoma (Stanisla, Co.), Merced Co. April 10, 1948
1106 (CK 371)
Mustela frenata xadithrogeny
testes large. Some sperm + mitoses in tubules.
Berkeley, Cal., May 1, 1948
1107
Tadarida mexicana
May 1, 1948 found torpid
in morning in sidewalk by Mary Eaton. lively when received.
killed 1 pm. Rt. uterus slightly larger. Rt ovary slightly
larger, with one fairly large follicle
1108 (PK 678)
Pipistrellus ♂
captured 5/2/48 Goldale, Kern Co. Calif.
killed 5/3/48
testes + blocks sized about length of hind foot, accessory very large,
seminal tubules quite inactive without sperm. epididymis with lots of sperm, especially in pigmented part.