Field notes, v1524

Sundab P 79, 1982

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Pearson, O.P. 1981 catalogue #6496-6576 Journal Species Account Argentina

Pesron 1981 CATALOG Estacion [illegible] [illegible], Rio Negro, Cergu[illegible] Abril 13 skulls only 6496 ♂ auleicomye test 4, sv3 214 x 92 x 28 x 20½ 48g. 6497 ♂ " test 3 sv2 182 x 81 x 25½ x 19 35g. 6498 ♂ " test 4 sv2 190 80 x 26½ x 19½ 34g. 6499 ♂ Orz[illegible] test 3 sv3 225 x 122 x 29 x 16½ 40g. 6500 ♀ " test 3 sv3 222 x 125x28 x 16½ 31g. 6501 ♂ " test 3 sv3 216 x 122x28 x 16 28g. 6502 ♂ " test 3 sv3 218 x 119 x 28 x 15 28g. 6503 ♂ " test 4 dark, sv3 226 x 127 x 29 x 16 34 6504 ♂ " t3 sv3 220 x 123 x 29 x 16 32g. 6505 ♀ " terum im, no caro. 211 x 121x 27 x 15 27g. 6506 ♂ " testi 3~; sv2 206 x 111 x 26½ x 16 24g. 6507 ♂ " testi 3~; sv, 146 x 81 x 25 x 13½ 11½g 6508 ♂ " testi 3~ sv3 183 x 103 x 26x 15 20g. terus 1~; bai: caro. 6509 ♀ " 210 x 110 x 26x 15½ 26g. nittles wi milk; uterum im, no scaro 6510 ♀ " pelvis open 205 x 113 x 27 x 15 27g. nipples med.; uterum wi scalo N 6511 ♀ " 189 x 101 x 26x 15 20,5g. it.½ m white melito 6512 ♀ also longi 165 x 65 x 22 x 15 28g. it. dark with scar 6513 ♀ " " 175 x 67 x 23 x 15½ 38g. it. with scars 6514 ♀ " " 177 x 68 x 23 x 15 35½ test 3½ white sv3. 6515 ♂ " " test 3 whitl, sv3 167 x 67 x 25 x 15 32½ g 6516 ♂ " " mellito. 173x68x 23½ x 15½ 34g. 6517 ♂♀ " " 169 x 68 x 23 x 15. 28g. test 4 white sv3 6518 ♂ " " 172 x 67 x 23 x 16 34g. test 3 white, sv3 6519 ♂ " " mellito. - 165 x 69 - - 6520 ♂♀ " " 167 x 66 x 23x15 26g. 6521 ♂ ♀ auleicomye test 4 sv4 211 x 88 x 28½ x 20 52g. parone 6522 ♂♀ also longi 169 x 66 x 23 x 15 35g.

OP Pearson 1981 2 6523 ♀ Ctenomys 220 x 64 x 33 x 5 156 gms. 6524 ♂ Oryzomye testi, 3, white; SV 2 222 x 122 x 27 x 16 29 gm. Valmal H. cafri, neuquen, argentine. april 17 T5, SV 3 stonk green + orng (mice?) 228x104 x 29 x 19 1/2 60g. T4, SV 3 stom. green. 200> 90 x 28 x 20 41g. T4, SV 3 ston. green lt orange. 185x 85 x 27 x 18 34 g. 6525 ♂ Andiscomys 6526 ♀ " 6527 δ " 6528 ♀ Oryzomys. 39 g. T3 1/2, SV 3 stom no green 6529 ♂ " 25 g. T3 1/2, SV 2 " " 6530 ♂ " 26 g. T3, SV 2 stom. green + white 6531 ♂ " 24 1/2g. " " stom. no green 6532 δ " 22g. " " 6533 ♂ " 21g T4, SV 2 6534 ♂ " 10g T3, SV 2 ston gray + browned 6535 ♂ " 10g. " " " " 6536 ♀ " 18g mullip. stom. no green. 6537 ♀ " 35g at. scar, lachthy. all colors stom. 6538 ♀ " 21g mullip. stom no green. 6539 ♀ " 17g. mullip. Stom. some green. 6540 ♀ " 15g. mullip. 6541 ♀ " 17g. mullip. 6542 ♀ " 11g. mullip. stom black 6543 ♀ " 13 g, mullip. Stom rose lips 6544 ♀ " 13 g mullip. stom. black + 6545 ♀ Abodon longjilie 34g at scar, brown speckled. 6546 ♀ " 27g. mullip. Stom bl.br. speckled 6547 ♀ " 22g mullip. stom black. 6548 ♀ " 24g mullip. Stom black speckled

Carac\n1981\n\n6549 Baliodon longi\n31g. T3,SV6\n6550 & . \"\n29g T3\n6551 & \" \"\n33g T5m Purple Hobby, SV7\n6552 #q \" \"\n26g mulliparus\n\n6553 & \" \"\n23g T3mm white\n6554 & \" \"\n24g T3mm white\n6555 & \" \"\n25g T3mm grey\n6556 #q \" \"\n26g mullip,\n6557 #q \" \"\n25g. mullip,\n6558 & \" \"\n25g. T 3 whitep\n6559 & \" \"\n28g. T3white..\n6560 & \" \"\n26g. T3white\n6561 & \" \"\n27g. T3 white\n\n6562 q abdomen pantherinus\nat mid side, ston white, gray, w/ multiple large,\n150x60x20x15 2 21 1/2 g. nonule\n6563 & \" \"\n125x37x19x15 1/2 13g. test. 3mm.\n\n60km WNW Valcheta, Rio negro, argentina.\n\napril 29\n\n6564 f Eligmodonto\nno embryo.\n184 x 100 x 23 x 18 20g\n6565 & \" \"\ntestis 4m; dark + fleck\n180 x 95 x 22 x 18 18g\n6566 & \" \"\ntatis 3mm; dark\n178 x 98 x 22 x 18.5 20g.\n\n45km SE Valcheta, Rio negro\n\napril 29\n\n6567 & Gnaomys gineoflorus\nchest out of canastero nest? testis 5m; dark.\nStone full of grubs\n260 x 140 x 28 x 27 61g..\n6568 armadillo chacoferontae indomus\n\n5km W Sierra Grande, Rio negro\n\napril 30\n\n6569 q Gnaomys\nparous, Acaro\nPhyllotis darwinii\n278 x 148 x 31 x 27 53g-\n6570 & \" \"\ntestis 4m\nstone open\n260 x 140 x 30 1/2 x 27 48g

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Pearson 1981 6571 ♀ Graomys 6572 ♀ Ctenomys 6573 ♂ Slipodactylus mullip stomach green 250 x 137 x 29 x 27 44g parous, no embryo. 207 x 57 x 27 x 6 88g. testes tiny 195 x 116 x 26 x 20 17g. 80 km N Puerto Madryn, Prov. Chubut April 30 6574 ♂♂ abrodon sp. testes 4 mm 147 x 57 x 20 x 13 23g Inclaur, Prov. Chubut May 1 DOR skull or jr 6575 ♀ Dolichotis fast dead along road 780 uterus w/ scars; no C.L. 755 x 40 x 180 x 100 testes 20mm, flabby; accessory small. skull or jr. 6576 ♂ jr " side of road, 10 AM 770 x 48 x 170 x 95 legs bound - ie. thrown from trucks just dead.

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Season 1981 5 Estacion Santo Moreno, Rio Negro, Argentina April 12 Poplars beginning to yellow. Saw profiles over Bariloche packing rose hips. Spent 50 mm/sec specks and ants spent 50 between the closest Verdes in front of the road, 4 p.m. Rather dense tall grass mostly in clumps, green, some clumps surrounding a bushy area like cornfields. Also some traps in the Scirpus and at the grass/scirpus interface. Also 3 two traps and 1 jump trap at a mouse hole. Then walked off to the cave but found no pellets. Ran traps at 6:30 and had 7 also longer. Camped about 2 km east of the lake, between the road and the R.R. ants spent 6 mm/sec specks around a big Barberris at camp (with cows) heard horn owl at dusk. at the big cliff. April 13 During the night (calm, started out partly cloudy, ended into overcast) heard at least 4 different two-trees but heard more during daytime. All called traps burst with new burst every 1 second, series of between 15 and 35 bursts. Traps as follows: 1 also longer at the Barberris of camp, 1 two, 14 long of all sizes, 4 new also longer (=12 total), and 4 Oakescamps. Traps in the Scirpus were mostly springy with many of them rolled off their cots; Rattler? There was little difference in vegetation between our campsite and the strip between the fence and the railroad track. North of the RR fences and the small stream all the bushes have been removed leaving well-grazed grass. Some lush green grass along the stream.

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Pearson 1981 Owl Pellets from Pico Salavanera, Chilbut. Michael Christie #083 Pellet Guna Pig Seridobhy alcion. longi alcion. tautta Graomys elegnaduta Rathedon? Orygomy's Bird Σ #1 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 4 5 1 3 6 2 2 4 7 3 3 8 1 2 3 9 - - - - 10 1 1 11 1 1 2 12 2 2 13 2 1 1 4 14 2 1 1 1 5 frequentle 1 11 1 5 3 16 1 1 3 16 2 16 8 2 1 50

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Pearson 1981 Pellets from Monumento Nacional Bosque Petrificado, Date: Santa Cruz, Argentina, Michael Christoffel 079. 22 Feb, 1981 Pellet yuma Pig ctenops Rathredon Geopron Beetle scraper Elginolita abo pantlo murcellan. # 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 4 1 5 2 6 1 7 1 1 1 8 1 9 1 10 1 1 11 2 Pestle 12 2 13 2 2 14 2 15 2 16 1 1 17 2 1 18 1 2 2 1 19 1 large rock lizard 20 1 2 21 4 1 2 22 4 1 1 2 23 1 2 1 1 1 Pebble 24 1 2 1 25 2 26 4 1 4 detritus 2 4 15 17 12 3 1 have? ∑ 3 8 45 36 19 6 4 14 135

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april 14 all day overcast in Barlobo; morning temp. 7°. Did owl pellets and checked in route. Felipe Valverde at Gollopén april 15 Barlobo. Overcast, morning temp. 7°. april 16 Barlobo. Overcast, morning temp. 7°. At 4 pm put traps at Jones ranch at the outlet of Jolo river H traps. There is about a hectare of small-medium-sized cumps of pamfa grass (cortadera), the only cortadera that I know about near here. They are in a weedy/ grassy field cump on the shore of the lake with scattered berberis, callita, rutilaria, and rosa mosqueta in fruit. I put out about 40 museum specimen, all in cortadera clumps. Anita put about 3° in bushy/desertly isolated. april 17 morning warm 11° drifty. Ran traps at 8:30 a.m. my cortadera line held 8 also longi, 11 Oryz, 1 anisocamp, and 4 also pantbo. Anita had 10 also longi, 8 Oryz, 2 anise, and 1 also panthos. Note that this area is in the "empty quarter" north of the lake and west of Rio Secoy. Stopped at the Jones house, where Sr. Jesse was having breakfast (note on the next story). It is the house where Don Diego Neil was born in 1900. Jesse's father and Neil's father were partners. Brought in supplies from Rucadiv and Mudrya in carts drawn by mule. 2-3 months each way. When they needed something quickly, they used pack mules to Ororo. He says there were horse and cattle in 1900 but no sheep til much later. They used to raise potatoes, oats,

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wheat. They also see lots occasionally. Here sent a boy up into the attic to look for some. The attic was good with at least one [illegible] of bed dropping, but no lots. In the afternoon drove up Cerro Otto and had tea with old man Otto Meiling. He has been there 50 yrs, but his natural history is not too reliable. A drizzly cloud was hanging on the mountain at the level where the larch begins. Cloudy all day in Bariloche. April 25 Past several days spent at the IX Reunion [illegible] Argentina de Ecologia. Today drove to Rio Sartorio Cobre and Cerro Tercero with Maribel Christe and Peter Meserve. Autumn leaves not quite at their peak, but a bit of Palo mertia in bloom, a few orange Mertzia, no Ilexo-Ileo; saw no Rhothogon seeds. The grid looked just the same. No Barberis fruits, a few dry florums of B. Darwinii and B. perici. An adult ad a young brownish cordor sitting on a ledge below and considerably to the left of the [illegible] "nest". Saw several small herders Zolacume on the [illegible] west face of the territorial moraine at the Ventisqueros Negro. On April 22 visited our So Veranda yard with Robert Marva and Juy Gonzalez. Everything the same, no water in the stream. New digging by dogs at the campsite. April 27 Soft at 2 PM for the east, cloudy, a few drizzler. To Pileingen, Pileingen Viejo, then east on Route 23. Saw 1 guanaco and 2 rheas between close two points, camped just before dark in a gravel pit 15 km W of [illegible].

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jacdaci. Rather sparse sagebrush. Ante/pint (7) museum specime! April 28 Some drizzle during night, no wind. I also saw the and 3 Elqueadotes in tropes, discarded. Drove Route 2-3 all day - overcast, muddy, and camped in a gravel pit about 60 km WNW Valcheta. Very bare open desert soil covered with pebbles, scattered thornbushes of various sorts and farces, no grass, heavy grazing. Put out about 55 tropes. Along the road during the day saw 2 groups of 3 Pheas about the size of large turkeys, no grouse or, I squashed hare, I squashed hairy armadillo at some place where we stopped during the day, saw 3 kinds of droppings at the base of large dense clumps of bushes: quailry size, mouse size, and Pantherinae size of torture scat and pointed. At our present campsite are numerous piles of large Dobloto's droppings, but we have not seen the host. April 29 Night overcast, then clearing, morning clear. Tropes held 20 Elqueadotas (55 tropes). Stopped at 11 to shine 45 km W of Valcheta. Broke open a big thorny sort of albud and a grassy cape row out, caught him in a thorn patch. Broke open several more (more of them quite as easy) but nothing in them except dead burps. Drove till 6 pm and camped about 4 hours W of Sierre Grande, part tropes 2 km W, and the rest 4 km W. Both of these places, where 2 other (places

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where we stopped to look at hammests, we saw Dolobster droppings or tracks. Only one DOR here all day; no armadillo or Dolobster. Saw no cois, no armadillos, no guacados, no rheas, no Dolobsters. A flock of parrots & ducks heading [illegible] towards the Sierra Grande, april 30 night clear, some wind. Trophs caught: ring 19 trophs at 4 km SE Sierra Grande caught 4 Groumpy and 5 Elgyon. 8 at 2 km W caught 1 Groumpy and 1 Elgyon. The Groumpy was in tumbled rock, a perfect Phyllotis darwini place. auntie's 34 trophs caught 1 Groumpy and 11 Elgyons, all out in flat sage (Jarras, Bacubris, Chinguiragua, and other spring lakes). The Groumpy then near a thorn wood, then 2 steel trophs caught 1 Choumpy, no fresh droppings. Drove to Hotel Rayentay in Troph by way of Puerto Urdyn. Odds of truck traffic on the paved coast highway. One speckled here. Stopped & looked twice to skin about 10 km S of the Chiribut border. Auntie put about 10 museum specials and 2 steel trophs in some denser bunchgrass near the road, where there were guinea pig droppings. When we left, there was one alboron in the trophs. around Troph 4 o'clock. Note that in crossing almost all of South America at the latitude of Bariloche (on Route 23) in a season of unusual rain (muddy roads etc), since Pitavirgen we have not seen any running water or clear lakes with potable water; only muddy ditches along the road and muddy saline ponds in the middle of scrub.

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This includes going south along the coast road until the Rio Chubut (which has water). May 1 Overnight in Trelew. In the morning between Trelew and the airport found two dead Dolichotis along the east side of the road, one of them both legs feet bound. Probably thrown out of a vehicle, but locality of origin uncertain. Also along same stretch was a DOR small grey fox.

may - 9 Dick & Bruce & Jeannette Howard at the Trelew airport and drove out south to Puerto Madryn for the night. Then next morning out on the Peninsula Valley. Camped at Punta Norte near the elephant seal beach (also sea lions). Windy, no rain. Then drove south and camped [illegible] near the lighthouse at Punta Delgada on a cliff above a sea lion colony with young, bulls, mothers, etc. Windy, a few sprinkles. Then drove back to Trelew and up the Chubut Valley. Whist on the Peninsula saw a few perquins, a few guaroas, a few rhear, [illegible] tinamous. The vegetation on the south side of the Peninsula is much greasier, seems milder. Temperatures not cold. Camped at a muddy hilly spot where the road crosses the river. For Pleasure. Night windy, no rain. Then drove up through the gorge of the Rio Chubut, level in Paso de las Indias (plus flat tire). Numerous pairs of Dobluthia on the shoulders of the road between 9 and 10 a.m., also tinamoues, rhear, and guarooses. More than on Peninsula Valley. Vegetation pretty monotonous "sage brush" until Tecka, then a relatively level well-watered valley with lots of Chamorpas and laves, followed by other relatively lush valleys and beginning 1 move to Esquel where we spent the night. Spent the night in Esquel (rain) and drove to Jopo [illegible] and Travelin south. Charlie of Mora Mora knows, he refuted his statement that when he arrived 36 years ago then

were no milbos along the streams in the water Zeleque area and that they were introduced and spread laterally along the stream, after simple drove to El Bolson (rain) and stayed overnight on Hosteria Steiner (rain). Two flat trees. Then drove to Barbelo (rain), great autumn colors in the Vallejos - La Veracida area. Overnight in Barbelo (rain), then drove to Trocadero. Road until light snow last few km, and the Ventiquero Negro covered with light snow. Melody else of the end of the road, and a sign at Panpfa Gorda road road closed. Drizzle almost all day, till of the trees on Cerro Alto for the upper 2/3 side are red lengas. The rivers are all fuller than I have seen them. Barbelo has had rain for 12 days, and some major roads in the area are washed out. Overnight in Barbelo (some rain). Drove to Slo-Slo in the morning (drizzle) then airport at noon.

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15 December 1980 Dromaius australis. April 18. Puerta Blea. Snow strewn ground in Patagonia; temp. last night 0°C, Paddock road with ½" ice. Caught two Dromaius on the grid, rather with fat tails. One was torpid (confidently in the trap (♂)), the other probably a ♀ was fairly lively. Released her (18g), kept the other for photo and to warm up. Released him at 7 pm on the grid, he was active but still not lively, nor completely coordinated. April 23 - Of three Dromaius caught so far, more with fat tails.

16 Oryzomyi longicaudatus April 18 Puerto Best. Caught 5 in 20 traps around the meadow. Two of them were body eaten by rats and one of these was dissected, but it was carrying a full term fetus. Nov. 9 3 km NW Confluencia dissected: ♀♀ ♂♂ 23 g mullip, no cl 34 g testis 6 1/2, tube inc, sperm? 30 g 4 bump earbugger 25 g test 5 1/2, SV 9, tube not ins. 23 g uterus red, no big cl 28 g " SV 11 " " " 25 g mullip, no cl [uterus] 45 g test 6, SV 12, tube barely ins. [stamina] 18 g mullip, no cl " 23 g mullip with cl 31g parous, no cl, umb fist. Nov. 19 Rio Caleufri, 28 km NNW Confluencia, Prov. Neuquén 32 g parous, no cl Nov. 21 [illegible] Rio Cuyín Manzano 25 g 4 bump earbugger 45 g testis 8, SV 10 breed. 36 g twisto 7, SV 9 tube bad, vis Nov. 21 Rio Cuyín Manzano: a large Oryz when released bounded to various sheltered spots and after some harassment climbed up a large cypress tree and stayed there.

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Pearson 1980 abdon olivaceus Oct.27 a capture at Zago Steffan at earthworms greedily. Dec.9 several caught between 7 AM and noon. Live 100m out in the mullin, along with also long's and Crysomops. Dec.10 Capture ate worms and sow bugs.

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Reserva 1980 Accraampy fuscae Oct.30 The capturer at lambeo lower is bred. They make very high-pitched, baby-mouse-type squeals, too high for me to hear. They do this even when undisturbed. Three were caught between 4 and 6 p.m. Head of Boop Correntoso upon the bluff also also red. Have not seen signs of them anywhere else, even similar habitats nearby. The five captured today were all within one acre, all in steel traps in burrows. Similar sets caught 3 Notomys voleirance and 2 Abdon longi. Oct.31 During the night one Accraampy left its oil-can and entered the can of another one; both huddled together in the morning. Two new catches in the two newly-set steel traps; no catches in the old sets. One of the trapped ones had a truncated tail, and the tail of a recently captured one slipped off the terminal 1/3rd when picked up by the tail. Saw signs of Accraampy near the divide between Boop Correntoso and Boop Troful (holes, droppings, an ester-off lambeo shoot (in dense lambeo thicket). Tried the capturer on fresh lambeo shoots, and they ate them readily, but the other two together in a 5-gallon can; they are getting along well. They eat carrots, apples, lambeo twigs. Nov.2 One or more of the specimens were/are covered with lice.

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Motonys rodriciana Oct. 30 N end of Rio Corrientes, caught one in a steel trap in a descamps burrow between 4 and 6 p.m., house diurnal, and two more overnight in similar sets (t 2 also longi in similar sets). at 7 p.m. another newly caught moto in a steel trap in the same burrow as an descamps yesterday afternoon. This moto an estrous female. Nov. 7 an adult mole caught in mid-afternoon under a colltra bush in scrubby desert, 3 km NW Confluencia Dec. 9 Two caught between 7 a.m. and noon at Rio Castores Ozero, one of them 100 yrs out in the wallin, the other died in a snift trap that had caught also longi overnight. ate numerous grubs in captivity, Dec. 10 captures of worms and sow bugs,

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motonomy (middle sized) = monocrypt Nov. 7 3 km NW Confluence, auta caught two in late afternoon in scrubby desert near camp. Nov. 8 One more. They have long cecum, stomach contains rather coarse vegetal matter.

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Pearson 1980 abceda longipilis 27.5 3deca NW confluence, Winnipeg. M 24g nullip, no cl 29g wt 1 1/2 -- white, white cl. 21g. est pink, ov with cl 23g wt. 2--, null cl. 24g nullip, no cl. F 35g; testis 12--. 40g, testis (2-- 33g breeding 32g " " 31g " " 31g " 32g " 30g " " 25g test 9--, tubules --. 24g. testis 6, tubules not vis, SV 28g. test 9, SV ?, tubules visible nov. 9 27g. nullip, no cl. 23g nullip with cl 27g estrous with cl 24g. nullip, no cl 32g. estrous with cl 28g . wt. 2-- elate, with cl 31g breeding 36g " 33g " 34g " 34 g " 30g " 35g " 32g " nov. 10 25g nullip, 1'3--, wi cl 27g. nullip, wi. CL. 24g nullip, wi CL. 26g nullip , wi cl. 25g nullip ?, wi CL, no tiny 27 g. nullip, wi cl. 25g. elim pink, nullip, wi cl tenus 30g adult 27g testis 7, tubules badly visible, SV 5 26g Testis 7, tubules not vis., SV 4 33g. Testis 7, tubes not vis., SV 5 28 g adult. 32g breeding

Pearson 1980 22 Atodon longipilis ♀♀ ♂♂ Nov. 19 Rio Calanfrí, 25 km NNW Confrescia, Prov. Neuquen, Argentina 33g parous, wi CL, not lactating 29g breeding 28g utero pink, lig CL. 30g breeding 26g utero fair, CL 34g breeding 32g utero 2m, white, CL 34g " 25½g utero white, 2m, CL 32g " 24g utero white, 1m, no CL 31g " 26g Testis 11, SV 14 28g Testis 4, SV 2 Nov. 24 Arroyo Corral 38g, 4emb. 17mm CR 37g Testis 11mm 32g parous, CL, large nipples 39g Testis 11mm 38g lactating, CL 26½g testis 9, SV 6m, epid tube vis. 34g ut. 2m, CL. 40g Test 11. 35g parous, CL, nipples large. Nov. 25 36g Breeding 39g Breeding 39g Breeding 40g Breeding 33g Breeding 20g Testis 4, SV 2

"original method" 680 59 "Tugah, a small town, managed well & no infested area in the vicinity. produced p.59 vitiated tan, 10 to, mixed .p.59 produced p.62 .10 mil, and mints p.83 produced p.74 .10, + if mints p.25 " " p.48 .10, milk, no mints p.58 " " p.38 .10, ,m.s., & milk mints p.276. " " p.18 .10 aa, -1-, & milk mints p.48 + 1 82, a sweet p.38 - 5 V2, 1 3/4 sweet p.98 Rum, Cane sugar 45,70000 "ill sweet p.35 "ill sweet) p.29 milk, & no milk, p.42, p.62 p.25 "(tea), p.34 92-12, .d., p.28 wheat meal, it, & mints p.37 .10, vitiated p.75 .10, -s ka' p.68 pork with .10, mixing p.27 .10, tool p.18 lunch? p.49 "lunch? p.48 "lunch? p.64 "lunch? p.34 "lunch? p.58 - 5 V2, 1 3/4 sweet p.98

Pearson 1980 23 abdomen pantherhinus Dec. 2 Have been looking quite a few pantherhins at Arroyo Corral, Soquim Blanca, and Los Colorados and have accumulated numerous bits of evidence that they are active both in the morning and before dark. All have been near desert habitats, but one at least was caught in a very wet set in the soggy wet base of a cactodera clump at Soquim Blanca (but sandy desert nearby). Others caught in cactodera at Los Colorados, lots of green nearby.

Pearson 1980 24 aethosomys micropterus Nov. 8 3 km NW Confluencia, Neuquen ♀♀ 62 g. 3 pups, longer 5m. 84g. parous, no CL 79g. lact., pale CL. 70g. 3mb., 18m CR, 60g parous ♂♂ 75g. test 10, SV14, tuberculi " " " " 69 g 71g. test 11 Two babies (one dead in trap and 1 alive but cold nearly); probably young of the lactating ♀ caught last night. Nov. 9 60g parous still with 3 CL 10½g testis 3 — ↑ 12 g testis 3 skin saved, ↑ 65g. testis 10, tubercle male Nov. 10 60g lactating, CL 78g 5 fetuses, 18m CR 77g 4 bumpy emb. 72g " " " " 68g test 11 mm " " Nov-19 Rio Calenfrí, 28 km NNW Confluencia, Prov. Neuquen, Argentina 65g lactating, CL 70g faint bump, CL. 68g testis 9mm, SV 15 75g testis 11 mm, SV 13 70g testis 10, SV 14

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Pearson, O.P. 1981 catalogue #6577-6766 Argentina

Parker 1981 25 Catalog Cerro Otto, (1200m), Rio Negro, Argentina Nov. 2, 1981 6577 ♂ Notiomys valdivianus testi 10.5; SV 15 145 x 41 x 21 x 12 28g. 6578 ♀ Notiomys no scars; with C.L.; with large cæcum bag + uterus stort 186 x 53 x 24 x 15 46g. Nov. 3, 1981 6579 ♀ Auliscomys micropus caught Nov. 2; 3 16-ww fetuses 236 x 102 x 29 x 20 69g. 6580 ♂ Notiomys macromys testi 12, SV 10 caught Nov. 2 186 x 54 x 27 x 15 69g. 6581 ♀ " " uterus big, flacidy; big follicle or nest caught Nov. 2 159 x 51 x 25 x 16 cl 64g. Nov. 4 complete skeleton 6582 ♂ "." testi 12, SV 16, caught Nov. 2 180 x 57 x 27 x 16 70g. Nov. 5 catch Nov. 2. testi 12 m 6583 ♂ " " 185 x 52 x 25½ x 15 71g. chromo. " " caught Nov. 2 uterus 2m; no endoj, hardly pared 6584 ♀ " " felvis open; ovaris wich 181 x 55 x 26 x 16 71g. Flag-Ciao, Rio Negro (760m.) 6585 ♀ Abdon placacus vt. broad, white, no scars, ov with cl caught by Michael 146 x 57 x 20 ½ x 15 (6g.) Christo & Turquedan, Refugio Neuwayer, 14 km SSW Bariloche, 1800m, Rio Negro Nov. 7 juvendo. 3mm.9 eggs + more 6586 ♂ Notiomys valdivianus. 126 x 37 x 20 x 11 18g Refugio Neuwayer, 15 km SSW Bariloche, 2000m, Rio Negro testi 13, SV 16 6587 ♂ Notiomys macromys 189 x 57 x 26 x 18. 74g. 6588 ♂ " " testi 11; SV 18 189 x 55 x 26 x 17 76g 6589 ♂ Abdon longipilis testi 11; SV huge. 174 x 65 x 24 x 16 33 g. Refugio Neuwayer 13 km SSW Bariloche, 1500m, Rio Negro uterus wi scars; big cl; much man of tissue 6590 ♀ Notiomys valdivianus 143 x 35 x 22 x 73 33g. Nov. 8 caught Nov. 7. testi 11, SV 16 6591 ♂ Notiomys valdivianus 138 x 37 x 29 x 12 30 g.

1981 Cerro Otto, 1200m, Rio Negro caught Nov 2. 75min.cedecine.3spzgor.nov.5.Caught. Vogua for supflo and. no milk. nov. 2. Falint skart. 80 more pinea cl. 132 x 39 x 21x 13 38g. chromo 6592 ♀ Notomys calduranus Refugio heunayer, 14km SSW Baileche, 1800m, Rio Negro caught Nov. 7. cedecine. ;preg, 5cmbo, xRchka 6593 ♀ Notomys micropt Vogua for 90min.cedecine. 193x53x27x17 77g. arroyo chocalroos, 6km WNW Nahuel huchpi, Prov. Neuquen, nov. 10 wi scars, not preg. 6594 ♀ achresomys 230 x 95 72g. shelley ♀ " mullip. 6595 ♀ " 175 x 72 30g. 175x72# Testis 10m;SV10 6596 ♂ Auriscorns 233 x 98 x 28x 19 81g. skull only 6597 ♂ Gryzomp Testis 6.5m; SV 13m. 226 x 127 x 29 x 16 40g. +tissues 6598 ♀ Notomys valdivianus 4cmbo, 17-cR j 7gms. 148 x 41 x 22 x 12 41g. +tissnes 6599 ♂ " Testis 11;SV10 156 x 38 x 21 x 13 37g. +tissnes 6600 ♂ " Testis 3;SV1 120x34x20x12 18g. +tissues 6601 ♂ Gryzomp longicaudus Testis 6; SV 10 210 x 110 x 27 x (8 31g. 180-180 Remizula, Prov. Rio Negro nov. 13 3cmbo, weigh 11g, 27m cR. 6602 ♀ albo longi sambopred 185x73x231/2 x 15 55g. testis 11; SV16 6603 ♂ albo. divoeens golfcourse 172x72x22x16 24g. testis 5,SV3 chromo +tissue 6604 ♂ Notomys calduranus " " 128 x 38 x 20 1/2 x 15 191/2 g. 7 cmbo 10mm cR 6605 ♀ Auriscomp zincepaur 245 x 104 x 27 x 20 82g. Oterno Thala, Riquedado, cl. 6606 ♀ albedor panthorchine? " " 165x71x22x16 25g. testis 6;SV13 6607 ♂ Gryzomp longicaudatus " " 212 x 115x26x16 29 g. test 11 SV 14 stem white/brown shelley 6608 ♂ albedor divoeens golf course 175x65x211/2x15 23g testis 11 SV12 stem from +green shelled shelley 6609 ♂ " " " " 168x72x22x151/2 27g test 11mm, stemd gray from shelled. shelley 6610 ♂ " " " " 158 x 69 x 22 x 15 1/2 25 g. test 11;SV11 stem greenish shelley 6611 ♂ " " " " 167x67x22x16 26g. no more, no milk, no cl, stem black shellab 6612 ♀ " " 147 x 61 x 21 x 15 1/2 21g.

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Pearson 1981 27 stull only 6613 ♂ Abaden cluacena opp some 172 x 78 x 22 x 16 27g. testic 11 mm. " " test. 7, fluid tubes visible, SV 12 6614 ♀ Oryz. longi 242 x 130 x 29 x 17 50g. w stomach initative orange, rose like? stull only 6615 ♀ " " " " 5 emb. 17 mm CR = 6 g stomach white " " 205 x 107 x 27 x 16 31g. 800m Steffen 500m, Rio Negro Nov. 15 lactating; not preg. 6616 ♀ Abaden cluacena woods 173 x 73 x 22 x 17 32g. " " 5 emb., 10 mm CR. 6617 ♀ " " woods 163 x 72 x 22 x 17 26g. testic 12mm 6618 ♂ " longifolia 177 x 70 x 74x 25 x 16 43g. testic 6 mm; SV tiny 6619 ♂ Orzomypa baigi 245 x 75 x 35 x 6 138g skelton 6620 ♂ chucos 44g. testis 10mm. Nov. 16 testic 11, SV 15 6621 ♂ Abaden cluacena - x 81 x 24 x 16 28g. chrome tissue 6622 ♂ Orzomypa baigi killed 11/17 testis belly, SV 6. not breeding 263 x 69 x 36 x 7 185g. Silo-Silo Peninsula, 760m, Rio Negro Nov. 19 skeleton 6623 ♀ chucos follicles upto 2 mm. Rio Simoy at outlet of Walwalth Hwabi, const in mara tree on Nov. 13. Waltualt Hwabi, SE of Rio Simoy, Prov. Rio Negro Nov. 21 testic 10 tissue 6624 ♂ Abaden longifolia 171 x 69 x 22 x 13 34g. tissue 6625 ♀ " " lactating, 5 emb., 7 mm blmps. one emb " " much smaller tissue 6626 ♀ " " 3 emb. 26mm CR 90gr. " " 165 x 66 x 22 x 16 45g. testic 11 mm 6627 ♂ " " 4 " " 166 x 66 x 22 x 16 36g. testic 11mm 6628 ♂ " " 4 " " 172 x 68 x 24 x 15 40g. testic 11 mm 6629 ♂ " " 4 " " 175 x 68 x 23 x 17 40g. tissue 6630 ♀ " " killed Nov. 22 lactating; no embro. " " 171 x 70 x 22' 2 x 15 34g. tissue, 6631 ♂ " " killed Nov. 22 testis 11 mm " " 174 x 67 x 23 x 15 38g. testic 3'1/2 6632 ♂ " " 142 x 55 x 22 x 13 15g.

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OP Pearson 1981 28 (Nov. 21, cont.) Rio Limay at outlet of Nahuel Huapi 6633 Prov. Neuquen, Argentina + tissues 6633 ♀ Akodon longipilis 169 x 65 x 21½ x 16 — + tissues 6634 ♀ " " 169 x 64 x 21 x 14 — + tissues 6635 ♀ " " 171 x 68 x 23 x 15 — 6636 ♂ " " testis 11mm. 169 x 69 x 22 x 16 36g, testis 10mm. 6637 ♂ " pantherinus 153 x 57 x 21 x 16 23 g, 17 km NE Pilcaniyeu (UTA eff. 3ra.), Rio negro Nov. 24 testis 10 mm, 3 long white-black-orange 6638 ♂ Akodon pantherinus 143 x 55 x 21 x 14 20g. no green Nov. 25 testis 10; SV 15 skinny 6639 ♂ Ctenomys 220 x 62 x 33 x 7 151 g. testis 9; SV 13 6640 ♂ Akodon longipilis 148 x 55 x 22 x 15 29g 7 lump endos.; considerable mesenteric fat 6641 ♀ Akodon xanthochinus 144 x 57 x 20 x 15 26 g. testis 10, SV 12 6642 ♂ " " 122 x 51 x 20 x 13 16g uterus red, no scars, with 6643 ♀ " " 131 x 47 x 18 x 15 15g. Nov. 26 5 ends, 19 cm CR & 8 grams total 6644 ♀ Resthodon in sheep enclosure 211 x 82 x 34 x 26 78 g. uterine scars; slight mesenteric tissue 6645 ♀ " AK Treflinie 223 x 80 x 31 x 27 88g. Testis 7; SV 6 6646 ♂ " 180 x 68 x 32 x 23 44 g, skeleton 6647 ♀ Akodon pantherinus (cf. ssp) 6 ends, 13 cm CR 5.3g. 154 x 60 x 20 x 15 34g. testis 9.5mm; SV 9 6647 ♂ " 125 x 47 x 20 x 14 16g. testis 10; SV 8 6649 ♂ " " 131 x 49 x 20 x 14½ 15½ g testis 11, SV 14 tubes nice 6650 ♂ " " 146 x 59 x 20 x 15½ 22g testis 10, SV 11, tubes fine. 6651 ♂ " " 132 x 53 x 20 x 14½ 16g. testis 9; SV 8; tubes visible skeleton 6652 ♂ " AKP line 133 x 51 x 20 x 14½ 14g Agriusaurus or Priodontogryphus 6653 lyssus - caught in snap trap under cortadera. Blue-grey color 6654 Liolemus caught in snap trap 6655 Liolermes bilroni caught in snap trap

1891 (120, 14.500) المبلغ المطلوب دفعه من الميزانية (مبلغ) - 6000 - 30 x 276 x 72 = 581 integral method 2 581 - 49 x 156 x 63 = 483 " 2 483 - 30 x 48 x 83 = 151 " 2 151 [20 x 15 x 20 + 20 x 16] " 2 200 [20 x 32 x 20 + 16 220] " 2 220 [20 x 32 x 53.2 = 329 integral method 2 329 (28.45 ATU) (34.7) مبلغ المطلوب دفعه - 61 x 200 - 61 x 22 x 21 + 14 integral method 2 220 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه - 25 m² مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 98.70 + 25 x 16 x 0.5 = 200 Total + 20 = 220 m² 23 x 16 = 368 integral method 2 404.22 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 19.60 20 x 25 x 20 + 16 Total = 10,768 integral method 2 17.60 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 24.30 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 24.30 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 29.50 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 29.50 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 39.70 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 39.70 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 44.40 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 integral method 2 44.40 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 24.30 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 24.30 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 29.50 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 29.50 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 39.70 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 39.70 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 44.40 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 integral method 2 44.40 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 24.30 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 24.30 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 29.50 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 29.50 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 39.70 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 39.70 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 44.40 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 integral method 2 44.40 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 24.30 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 24.30 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 29.50 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 29.50 مبلغ المطلوب دفعه 39.70 20 x 25 x 16 x 16 m² 25 x 16 x 16 = 6400 " 2 39.70

Pearson 1981 29 6656 ♀ Eligmodontia 6657 Desmoryon Nov. 27 compton grid 4/26. Considerable massaging time. 8 buried embryo. 190 x 95 x 23 x 19 26g. skinned carcase in trash heap. Rio Siring outlet of Rgo. Nahuel Huafi, Rio Negro Nov. 27 (caught killed Nov. 21) 6658 ♀ Amblysomus shell only multip.; no CL. 172 x 91 x 25 x 16 32 g. 3amb. 30mm CR, = 11g. 6659 ♀ "" 216 x 88 x 29 x 19 73g. Nov. 28, 1981 Arroyo Chacabuco, 6 km WNW Nahuel Huafi, Neuquen 6660 Leiosaurus caught Nov. 10 6661 juvr. carnivae mandible picked up Nov. 10 Estancia San Roman, 23 km ENE Barilocho, Rio Negro Dec. 2 shell only 6662 ♀ Antiscoops microtus uterus multip.; mt minimum 170 x 74 x 25 x 16 30g. shell only 6663 ♀ "" uterus 2m, pin; no scars; no CL 181 x 77 x 26 x 19 33g. shell only 6664 ♀ "" uterus white, no scars, moCL 181 x 77 x 25 x 17 34g. 6665 ♂ "" testi; 10; SV 11 224 x 104 x 29 x 19 71g. 6666 ♀ "" uterus scars; pale CL.; much mammary tissue 222 x 94 x 29 x 21 64g 6667 ♀ Akodon longipilis uterus w/scars+quite CL; considerable mammary 177 x 69 x 24 x 15 40g. 6668 ♂ "" testi 11 165 x 67 x 23 x 15 36g. 6669 ♀ "" lact.; 7embryo+embryos Forster's lemming 153 x 57 x 21 x 15 26g. 6670 ♂ "" testi 4m longipilis 135 x 53 x 22 x 13 13g. Dec. 3 shell only 6671 ♂ Amblysomus testi; 9,5; SV 16 Tuberles visible 244 x 103 x 30x 20 65g. shell only 6672 ♀ Oryzomys uterus 1m; white; no CL 158 x 91 x 25 x 13 11g. 6673 ♀ Reithrodontomys lact.; 4emb. 10mm CR 233 x 85 x 34 x 26 80g. 6674 ♀ Amblysomus mt scars, not lact., noCL 222x95x26x19 45g, 6675 ♀ "" it scars; no CL. 221x84x27x22 53g. 6676 ♀ "" cloaking - 5 dark bumps, 9mm., 228x97x27x20½ 83g. stomach weight 10g.

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30 Dos - Dos Ramirez, Rio Negro Nov. 14/13 6677 ♂ Akodon olivaceus cought by christo 14/14 frozen dissected 12/03 22g, testis 10mm SV large. 6678 ♀ " " 4/13 prep course. Frozen dissected 12/03 21g, multip; no CL 6679 ♂ " " 11/13 "" 27g, testis 10mm 6680 ♀ Oryzomys longifilis 11/13 "" 25g. early/preg. 6 bump. embryo. 6681 ♂ " " " " ? testis 7½ mm, SV 8mm, lots of 'zebra' fur, Estancia San Ramon, 23 km ENE Bandelo Dec. 3 6682 ♀ Rail, pre, Rallus marginolatus. seen heard nearby, 54 g. Jago Hess, Rio Negro Dec. 6 6683 ♂ Akodon olivaceus testis 12 mm; SV 12 179 x 80x 23 x 16 # 36g. 6683 ♀ " " lact., 5½ embd 10mm CR. 182 x 85 x 24 x 16 35g 4 embd, 23 mm CR 3/12g. 6684 ♀ Akodon longifilis 180 x 78 x 25 x 17 53g 5 embd, 6mm bump 6685 ♀ Oryzomys 191 x 105 x 26 x 14½ 23g 6686 ♂ Rattus norvegicus more than 310g. 6687 ♂ Akodon olivaceum testis 12 mm; SV 15 27g 6688 ♂ " " testis 12mm 33g 6689 ♂ " " testis 8mm; SV 4 15g. 6690 ♂ " " testis 6mm; SV 3 13g. 6691 ♀ " " not lact. parous, no embryo. 34g. 6692 ♀ " " multip. 13g 6693 ♂ Oryzomys testis 3. 8½g. 6694 ♂ Akodon olivaceus testis 13 35g 6695 ♂ " " testis 12 26g 6696 ♀ " " multip. 12g

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OP Pearson 1981 Lago Haza, Res Negros Dec 7 skull only 6697 ♂ Alcedon olivacea

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Pearson 1981 32 Puna de los Andes, Prov. Neuquen, Argentina. Dec. 11 caught in a house in Sept. or Oct. by son of 6718 Histiotus montanus? Peter Simpson who donated skin. Skullinade WNW 12 km NW Bariloche, Rio negro Dec. 11' caught in water sy mbeal Cristo 6719 ♂ Abelard olivaceus 169 x 69 x 22 x 16 23g, Testis 12-- Ea. Condor 18 km SE Bariloche, Prov. Rio Negro Dec. 12 stomach only nipples large, 8 teup ends; not lact. 6720 ♀ Gryzomp longicaudatus 35g skull only " " lact, 7 teup ends. 35g. 6721 ♀ " " 6722 ♀

O.P. Pearson 1981 33 Lago Vless, Rio Negro Dec. 13 Mullip. Skull only 6737 ♂ Notonjps waldinvens juv., captive since Dec. 7, 113 x 37 x 19 x 13 10g. Estancia Condor, 18 km SE Bariloche, Prov. Rio Negro Dec. 13 Skull only 6738 ♂ Argjongo 27g Testis 7m; SV 11 tubules back visible Skull only 6739 ♂ .. 25g Testis 6.5m; SV 12 a few zoam near Skull only 6740 ♂ " 22 g Testis 6.5m; SV 12 many zoon near? Skull only 6741 ♂ " 32g Testis 6; SV 11 Skull only 6742 ♂ " 41 g Testis 7; SV 13 tubules visible Skull only 6743 ♂ " 50g Testis 7; SV 13 Testis 10.5; SV/13 137 x 52 x 21 x 15. 18g 6744 ♂ Akodon xanthorhinus returned later 6745 Notiomys macronypt sent to Centers in Florida 6746 ♂ Coenpistura 520x160x72x30 6747 ♂ Rarthdorn killed Dec. 15 230 x 90 x 33 x 25 77g. Testis 12mm 12 km WNW Bariloche, Prov. Rio Negro Dec. 14 Skull only 6748 ♂ Akodon olivaceus Testis 7; SV 3 135 x 62 x 21 x 14 15g. Skull only 6749 ♂ " " Testis 5m; SV3 139 x 60 x 21 x 15 12g Skull only 6750 ♀ " " Mullip. 129 x 56 x 21 x 15 11g. Skull only 6751 ♀ " " Mullip. 124 x 55 x 21 x 14½ 9g. Skull only 6752 ♀ " " Mullip. 160 x 66 x 23½ x 15 22g uterus 2m, no scaro. Skull only 6753 ♀ " " 145 x 61 x 22 x 16 18g Gembro, 15mm CR 5.5gm Skull only 6754 ♀ " " 172 x 75 x 28 x 15½ 35g. Skull only 6755 ♂ Oryzomys longicaudatus Testis 5½; SV 9 17g (??) Skull only 6756 ♀ " " uterine scaro 30g Skull only 6757 ♀ " " uterus red, 2m, CL. 15½g Skull only 6758 ♀ " " Mullip 9½g

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Pearson 1981 6759 ♂ Akodon longipilis 187 x 71 x 24 x 15 45g. 6760 ♀ Akodon olivaceus lact., recent parturition 160 x 65 x 22 x 15 28g. 6761 ♀ parous 159 x 72 x 22 x 15 23g. 6762 ♂ RAIL caught in mousetrap in ditch 95g irilead in grass-grass marsh arroyo Chacabuco, 6 km WNW Vichual Huasi, Menguen Dec. 14 mandib only picked inf. at standard 6763 Arvicola mendible Bovesilo. 6764 Cerro Otto, 1200 m, Prov. Rio Negro Dec. 15 frozen 6764 ♀ Akodon longipilis captive since Nov. 2 40g. much mesentery fat no pink Cl., uterus 1.5mm, no scars frozen 6765 ♀ "" "" captive since Nov. 2 much mesenteric fat along utero. Utero vascular, 2m, 42g ovaries w/ false pink Cl., no scars. frozen 6766 ♀ "" "" captive since Nov. 2 much fat along utero. Utero 2mm, vascular 45g no pink GL, no scars.

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Pearson 1981 Oct.29 arrived Santiago midday and went to the Natural History Museum. Yáñez was in the field (Frey Jorge) but Michel Gallaberry A. (ornithologist) and Hernán Yáñez C. (a herpetologist) showed me around the wonderful old grand-manner building. Could find no specimen of alcedo sanborni. A quite ambitious series of north-south Chilean dioramas is in preparation. Left with train at 6:30 p.m. for Osorno. Santiago hillsides seem much drier than Orinde at comparable season, mustard in flower. Further south lots of apple, cherry, Paulownia, etc in bloom. Arrived Osorno 9:30 a.m., Train very comfortable, with Pullman, diner. Left Osorno 10:30 by bus. Some snow along the road at the pass. Vines with new tender leaves, the higher laurels still bare. One place with laurel wooded with hoarded lichen. Fuchsia not flowering, none of the 3 spp. of bambuco flowering. Arrived Baraleco about 4:30 after about an hour delay at frontier and ½ hour lunch at Villa Augusta x Nov.1 at 4 o'clock put 35 Sherwood in Lenga forest on Cerro Otto, same line as a year ago. Anita put 34 big Sherwood on her old line. Pure Lenga, amaryllis, Berberis darwinii in bloom, Rhoeo in bloom. Windy drizzly. I put 5 traps near an isolated clump of bambuco with a deep build-up of dry bambuco leaves in and around the clump. The only bambuco on my line; all other traps along fallen logs. Anita had only one small clump of bambuco on her line. She saw mature Boi-bois in a Lenga tree.

Pearson 1981 After dinner the young bearded artist who used to work at the bus station dropped in looking for Miguel Pedraza. He is doing mouse drawings for Michael Christie. He told me of a local real estate man who is working on a history of the region and has many old photos: Ricardo Valinstitjova, Federico Profiedolo, or someone near Ougba. Nov. 2 Ran traps 7 a.m., light snow flurries windy. 11 also Longi, 8 Notio macconnii, 2 Notio saldiviana, and 3 Allisomyz. Redwood 39th also. Took photos of all four species. Picked up traps at 3 p.m., no snow on the ground but some dry snow falling (blowing). Only 3 also Longi in the traps, perhaps the same three that I released this morning. Nov. 3 New tires. Visited Aldo Rumboll. Photos of mice. Long talk with Michael Christie. He called attention to the description of Aboda (albrolirth) manscenis sp. nov. from Rio Negro by De Santes and justus in Neotropicalia 26:121-127, (1980). Michael brought in the back half of an Abodon Longipilis dropped by a Chimango near Rio Negro. Nov. 5 Drave to the spot of Cervo Gafay (Colonia Swiss) but could drive up because road is one-way, left at 7-9:30a.m. and 2-3:30p.m., Michael Christie arrived with an Abodon Succus yewenda that he had caught at Temquedan in a chunk of lambor. Nov. 6 Went to the National Park Day Celebration at Perto Munero square and the "tea" following it, Don Diego Nail was there and said the last end of the real production of the last leucoro flowering was 1941, an old friend

of his standing there said that he was at Lago Fres and that the lamboo flowered there in 1938, at 3 pm drove to Refugio Macanayer and set traps up stream from the refugio. My traps were partly in three open large forest but mostly along the edge of marshy pond. Some thick grass, frequently bordered by three-light tuber or dwarf longa, about 25 Shemour and 20 Mussem speckle, lots of huge clos-close up in the longa and on the ground. Anta put 40+37 traps, all in open deeps, many near the stream. Dick Sage put 23 Mussem specks in large closed longad and above & swampford, swampord is about 500 ft elevation close to refuge, numerous earth cores made by [illegible] under the snow. Dick says tree-trees on Eldridge, his Snow looks near my traps and Dick's last now at the Refugio building. Nov. 7 Half moon. Night partly overcast, not freezing, 7 traps 2 around the Refugio building caught 2 abv. longi, my line at the marshy pond caught one juno [illegible] and one also longi, Dick's 23 traps in longa acobarrada caught 2 also longa (one up in a longa) and 2 M muscorups. The short is instead of dwarf longa in open rocks. streams have areas, a little grass, a little moss, a few mats of azorella, snow- lambe. Under the rocks were jessourin + [illegible] + toads. Some gopher digging up there. Set 2 woodcoas in large tunnels. [illegible] an hour later one strong snift; no song. This area is

Probably 300 to 400 feet above my road. On the way up to it, we saw a giant track of a 5" diam. burrow along the trail. On the way down, an N. morrowi's crista's trap in pure lunga caught 2 N. coldringii alive, and 4 also longi. Up in the larga achofaroda, under loose stones, Iago found pristidactylus fasciatus, Eosaphus numerous geosaurus libratus, a total Pleurodema sp., and Geodema of the elongatus group. These 2000 m with snow bands all around. In the large forest at 1500 m was Pleurodema bufonium (along the creek) and a brick-red belled Geodema (under bark on the ground). Picture. Nov. 8 Scattered clouds, very windy. Drove to the lake of Estacion Perito Moreno. Set 12 traps at two places that were marshy-grassy, at 11 AM, then hiked up to the window rock looking for owl pellets. Found only a few. Lots of rigeoba dropping but saw none. Then hiked over toward the condor cliffs. A handful of condors were perching, circling, landing, etc. We didn't get close enough to see if there were any nests. Two geese near the bottom of the condor cliff. Dick Sage caught Geodema elongatus group and Hornista darwinii and saw a Geodema librari, also some Pleurodema (4-eyes). Saw col guail. On the microphone at 3 pm the traps had 2 also longi. Note (see following) that among the bones picked up at the base of the cliff were two Eremophila. Many rigeoba dropping. Saw 3 hare on the walk, many DOB (Sunday morning).

Pearson 1981 near Refugio Menneger, lenga forest nov.7, 1981 Hallop above Refugio Menneger, Lenga arbórrada, Quita Pearson ad Dirk Sage. nov.7,1981

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Pearson 1981 Senga forest near Robargio Neermayer, Nov. 7, 1981

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nine Whole pellets picked up top at the windo cliff near Pento moreno; Stenops Rathrodon Audisempe Ornysempe Abo Longi 1 IIII III I III Other assorted laves: 5 Stenose, 5 Ratha, 4 audisco, 3 Abo Longi, 1 Seiosaurus, 1 Notose macroph, 1 iricoba roguial/phg, 1 bare mandible, 2 lowerst. Euenopse Nov. 9. Windy & mostly clear. Drove at 3 pm to the force road. Techel modal to get permission to trail off to collect/pellts at the cliffs. Presman in BA. the Captain Flores said he could not give permission (but see Nov.10) because the cliffs were on Est. Fortin Casaleto, so we set traps (again) where Aroyo Cloacinos crosses the road to Vida Augustera. Good windy grass, Anita set 40 traps (12 live +28 MS) or Sage set 20 MS in pairs baited with chewed catual and with tuna fish (canned). I set pair of MS (39+36=75) 68. and Sherman, about 50 in all. Then camped at the barn at the bottom of the Aroyo Cloacino clof. a pair of Agulobae with nest there, picked up some of their/pelts. Camped under water and 8-foot tall Berberis along iripion canal near the barn at the east end of the cliffs. This valley is rich as well - natural with vario of gesso, tene-tene, chinempe, frogs. Wind died at dusk. Nov. 10 Night clear, calm. Frost mean + sleeping bags. A dead board and overhance of cliff. Also mandible of large armadillo near the quiche's camp. Sage heard screech? and during the night.

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collected pellets along the cliff, etc. Couldn't stratify the ones in the chute. Saw 2 vicuñan off claro; large and quite tame. As we were returning to car 3 scurrying-looking gambores or howler monkeys approached Sage, asked if he was hunting, and said that we were indeed on Est. Tachuel (or at least on the lower Estación). Shortly afterwards we saw them, dismounted, at the base of the cliff, probably hunting vicuñas. Sage's 20 traps, half located with tame, half with carrion and equally divided, caught 2 also longi and 2 Notos Valdivianus x Amula's and my lines caught 3 audisamps, 1 Notos rodin, 2 Oryz, 13 also. longi = 23 total. Drove west to Arroyo Vuelta and shivered bad levels in a pleasant grove along stream. Sage collected lizards on top of the cliffs and along the road: Sceloporus labrovis, Sceloporus altissimus, L. labrovis (near barn), S. burgeri (red-tailed), L. boulengeri, and Sidemutis kingi in sandy place (yellow belly, black top, some reddish). a couple of quarts of Agidulabo grounds pellets (Brutus fuscens) contained almost no bones, almost entirely have fur, some feathers. Nov.11 Manuel Christos came in with one owl pellets from the burned area on the way up to Refugio Morayes, contain two audisamps (or Cano Carbon), Drove out to Centro Atunus and met a Canadian nuclear physicist (Bill Walker) interested in birding and a Virginian and his wife (Whitlaw). Another parker is there also (Parkinson) Whitlaw is teaching nuclear engineering students,

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Peanut 1981 4) Pellets collected along the cliff at Tobel road Nov.9 (not the ditch) (1) 2 Oryz. (2) 1 aulisc. 2 oryz. 1 abo? (3) 1 abo longi (4) 1 aulisco 1 oryz (5) 1 Reithro (6) 3 oryzomyp (7) 1 reithro (8) 1 auliscomyg (9) 1 auliscomyg (10) 1 Oryzomyg (11) 1 Oryz. 1 Reithro (12) 1 Reithro (13) 1 abo longi (14) 1 auliscomyg (15) 3 oryz 1 auliscomyg (16) 1 oryz (17) 1 abo longi 2 oryz. (18) 1 Oryz. (19) 1 oryz (20) 1 auliscomyg (21) 1 auliscomyg (22) 2 oryz. (23) 1 Reithro (24) 1 aulisco (25) 1 aulisco (26) 1 aulisco 2 oryzomyp. (27) 2 auliscomyg (28) 1 auliscmyg. (29) 1 Reithro 1 auliscomyg (30) 1 aulisco (31) 1 frenomyg 1 auliscomyg (32) 1 aulisco (33) 1 abo longi (34) (abo longi (35) 1 aulisc. 1 oryz. 1 abo pantho (36) 1 aulisco (37) 1 aulisco (38) 3 oryz (39) 1 aulisco (40) 2 aulisco (41) 1 aulisco 1 abo pantho (42) 1 aulisco 1 abo longi oryz. (43) 1 oryz (44) 2 aulisco (45) 1 aulisco (46) 2 aulisco (47) 1 aulisco total of aulisc/partial pellets: Oryzomyg-51 auliscomyg-43 Reithro-13 abo longi-12 frenomyg-3 abo pantho-3 Eunomys-1 Otenomys-0 126 plus partial/pellets as follows: Reithro 5, aulisco 13, abo longi 6, Oryz 23, frenomyg 2, Eunomys 1, pantho 1

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Reamer 1981 42 Pellets collected in the chute at Tefnel road, nov. 9. Entire pellets: (1) 1 auliacumy (2) 1 auliacumy (3) 1 Oryzomy (4) 1 auliacu (5) 1 auliacu 1 Oryz (6) (1 Raitthro 1 auliacu 1 also longi 1 Orpz please partial pellets as follows: Raitthro 4, auliacu 25, also longi 5, Oryz 12, Prenomy 1, Eumomyp 0, Also fauths 1, steno veldiv. 2. Total of entire and partial pellets: Oryzomy 17 auliacumy 38 Raitthro 6 also longi 9 Prenomy 1 Also fauths 1 Eumomyp 0. steno mpy 0 notio veldiv. 2 (7) 1 auliacu most of the auliacu are old old. (8) 1 Oryz (9) 2 auliacu (10) 2 auliacu (11) 1 auliacu (12) 1 Orpz (13) 1 old also longi (14) 1 auliacu (15) 1 Raitthro (16) 1 Also longi (17) 1 also longi (18) 1 auliacu 74

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Reason 1981 43 more pellets collected at Tschudi model, nov. 9, not chile. entire/pellet -> (1) 1 aulisco young ad. (27) 1 also pontbo ad, 1 also longi old (2) 1 aulisco young ad. (28) 1 aulisco ad. 1 o'ryz od (3) 2 aulisco both old (29) 1 Oryz od. (4) 3 Oryz mudlage (30) 1 also longi ad, (5) 1 also pontbo 1 aulisco adult . (31) 1 also longi ad. (6) 1 aulisco young 1' (32) 1 also longi ad 1 Oryz od. 1 also pontbo (7) 1 Oryz old (33) 2 also longi old 1 Oryz old, (8) 1 aulisco ad. 1 also longi ad, (34) 2 also longi young od 1 Oryz (9) 1 Oryz od, (10) 1 Reuthro ad, partial/pellets or loose bones (11) 1 aulisco old 1 Reuthro (12) 1 aulisco ad. 9 aulisco (13) 1 aulisco od, 3 Oryz 1 also pontbo. 1 aulisco od 1 baby carnivore (14) 1 also longi ad, TOTAL this collection (15) 2 Oryz od. Total in pallets: Oryx 17 20 (16) 1 aulisco old aulisco 19 28 (17) 2 Oryz ad, Reuthro 2 3 (18) 1 Reuthro od. also longi 11 14 (19) 1 aulisco old. Presump 1 4 (20) 1 aulisco old, also pontbo 3 4 (21) 1 Presump young ad, Z 53 67 (22) 3 Oryz, Total of 3 pages of bones from Tschudi model: (23) 1 aulisco ad. Oryxyoung 88 also pontbo 7 Eusump 1 (24) 1 also longi od. auliscyoung 109 otarump 0 1 also longt ad. notio notbio 2 1 aulisco old (25) (26) 1 aulisco ad. Reuthro 22 also longi 32 Elyxno 0 (27) 1 aulisco old Presump 5 266

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Beason 1981 44 Nov. 12 at 4 p.m., we all (AK, Pat, Dick, Sage) set traps in the Coihue-Cipres-Bambus on the Elbo-Elbo Peninsula. Very little herbaceous cover, mostly just bambus leaves. No Barberia or Ripes in the forest but quite a bit along the road, no saplings or seedlings in the forest but lots of Coihues seedlings along the road, a big Coihue bed fallen across the road and apparently knocked down a couple of others which had then been burned (by the meditaters?). It burned about 50 yards up the slope also food killed some bambus on a couple large Coihues. They seem not to be very fire resistant. In addition to above traps, put 5 steel traps at a big road culvert at the lush hills marsh and pond (at 40 sherman) at one end of it. Dick had (19) MS and [illegible] 3 cage traps; AK 72; op 22+17 The at 7:30 we put traps in lush grass in the "rough" of the Elbo-Elbo golf course, which probably hasn't been grazed for 30 years or more. Some of it brushy grass, lots of it quite dense. Remnants not visible from above, but when parted or scooped away, could see many small bare depressed remnants. Saw no castings or droppings. AK put out 20 MS at 17-28; Dick put out 20 MS, op. 22-28+ 18 M.S. Total traps 133 ingras and 97 in bambus-coihue Nov. 13 Beautiful clear morning. Put the golf-course traps at 8:30 a.m. My line, all in grassy places, caught 1 Notio noldiv., 1 Oryz, and 4 other cricidae. Anita caught 4 Oryz and 3 also divin; Dick caught 1 Aulacomya and 1 also divin; the former in conifers at edge of the golf course. Note no also lepis in 133 traps.

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Pearson 1981 Through the old, leaning, leaf-down runways are occupied by swallows. Manuel Christof's house caught 3 man abo olivo and 1 Oryz. Tree-cutters at his house found Dromioles. Very traps in bambou - cobine caught 6 abo longi (released) and dead. Nothing in tuya - forbed Sherman, Anita caught 1 Oryz (softolivo), 12 abo longi (released), 7 dead + 1 abo olivo (softolivo). David caught 9 abo longi x nothing in the old traps although 2 were along easily of entrance to a culvert. Hence bambou - cobine yielded cadde of abo longi (33) and 1 Oryz x note, no nestlings macromorph - no lenga. Also one abo olivo in the bambou forest but near the grany road end of Anita's line. Anita notes, after visiting the top of Cerro Otto, that leardos (Lican) seems to grow only on the deciduous species of nitobofagus, not on cobine. as obvios One of the golf course abedious listed above may be a. spitterhinum. See it 6606, 29.14 Clear day, warm. Left at noon and drove to Jogo Stephan. Red pear, in fact, sign said road closed because of road work. Horacia Garcia in residence of the lake. Put about 35 traps, alternating Shemans and MS, along a log fence throug a second growth cobine x cypress near one of the streams. Found a small snake in a dry, duff area under a big dead tree (still standing) but lots of well cleaned fronders. Snake was out on scrape. Jogo caught a 21-inch brown trout, a smaller rainbow, and

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and a landlocked salmon. Jacklighting after dark produced only a 1/2-grown rolfish (here). mar. 15 foggy & steppin'. Night clear, calm. A half-dozen fisherman along stream at various times (yesterday was first day of the season). Anita's traps in bassel, cipres', etc. caught one also dead. My line caught 2 also longi alive (released), 1 also longi dead, and 1 also olive in some kind of set and isolated as the longi. At 9:30 a.m. set 4 gaffar traps at the only "colony" of trees that we have seen here. Fish trucks in the red, and probably another smaller carniore. During the day caught 1 tree (no song). My line caught 1 also longi (released) during the day. Off the line out, on this side of the river are a few seemingly little clumps of bamboo. On the steep north-facing slope are a few big tall clumps. Higher up on the north-facing slope is a thin fringe of bare, ribbon-dried longi like that on the Argyle pass, caught a 13-inch brown trout at dusk, in chews in a small trap & bassel also * here it is clearly the last fringe of longi before on dead cipres', the longi acoboparada. mar. 16 night clear & calm, day sunny. My traps lie along the 50-year-old log fence in forest, lots of young cipres' and carline, caught 1 live also longi and 3 dead. Fish trucks in red. One more tree caught, still no song. Why no Orpynys? Saw a large rat in the garalog dumps (base of old motor-tracks near mill) last night. One steel trap and 4 MS didn't catch him. bassel, strawberry, trilemium, and yellow spike are all in bloom. In spite of the dry aspect of the

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retama - rosal - cipres flats on while we are camped, the steep slope across to the Rio Mono has a few bananas, Quinta's new trap line (40ms) caught only 3 cipo lenji. The park guard Horacio Gioschino says that Indue to his vegetable garden and that there are no elks here. The owner of the Hosteria has been fired twice for killing "huemul menor". He also says that he has never heard the tucana here sing. Returns to Bariloche 4/1pm. On the way noted near our Veraceda site how mire scrub goes way up the big slopes and meets abruptly full-sized lenga forest, clear. Want to talk with the father of Ricardo Rence who runs a machine shop near the Hotel Armonia, he remembers a flowering of the bowlder at Glacialo but was slippery on the date, starting out at 1928 but later shifting to the 1930s. Ricardo's wife overheard us and took me up to her apartment and showed me a large photo-color satellite photo of this area including her weekend place at the headwaters of the Rio Villages, reached by an 8-lane dirt track beginning 3 km south of Sailers of the end of Zogo Guillermo. Probably can't cross the river without a "tractor". She mentioned Boris anchelof, maybe 5-25, who is an 89-year-old former head of Forestal and might remember bamboo flooms. She volunteered that at her Rio Villages place there are not only huemul but maras! and many tucanas. She also recommended that we get to touch with "Ecuone" = Asocion en defensa de la

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Varenas 1981 48 Ecología y protección de la fauna y flora silvestre. Sr Höller y the Hotel Seveagua is the secretary. nov. 18 Clear + warm, Visited Jorge Amaya and Susan Martin, and arranged to do a census at the Santa research station at Pilcainyu Viejo beginning next Monday. After lunch Felipe Valverde came to see me and arranged to go trafficking with his vertebrato class. Then drove out to Estancia Corrales looking for new pine plantations. The campo with rabbit-proof fence that we had seen last year hasn't changed. No pines, vegetation same inside & outside the fence, some rocks under the fence. One big owl pellet had 1 young hare in it. Collected a Sclerurus rotiis near the airport - near topoliguo nov. 19 Clear, Diaz Saqe left. Went to call on Jude Hovich on the Fadero because Mrs Hilda Pimmell reported that the town about a short tailed, milk-furred water rat at Estancia Corrales that was killing chickens etc. Sounded like Usuray rat to me. Near the estancia house they have a young pine plantation from which sheep and hares have been excluded for 8 years. Also called on Sr. Francisco Cafiero on Quaglia St., an old- timer who lived at Correntoso for many years, Sr. B.A. nov. 20 Windy and scattered clouds all day x at 5 p.m. put traps on each side of the Senay at the east end of the Lobo. my line is in the "empty quarter" on the north side of the river, all on the terminal moraine. The vegetation was very unpron- monotonous: bush-grass, meso, and a lesser amount of the mat acacia. Only two bushes

on the noble line, sandy soil. Vegetation very much like that on the mesa at Arroyo Cerral a year ago. about 40 MS and 4 Sherman's; Anita set on the south side 8 Shermans + 32 MS. where the mountains create a rocky hill of. The vegetation much richer and much more diverse. My flora/plus lots of bushes such as Collatura and Boeabian, hawthorn, sweetwood, spiny browse-buds, even cacti. Only a small part of her line in rocky terrain. Nov. 21 my troops caught 5 also long's and 1 also fowlies, the latter under one of the two bushes on the line; Anita caught 9 also long's and 2 Culecomps x. Beautiful clear day. Then went to Cerro Gordo to look for owl pellets. Saw one very pale underneath barn? owl flying out; lots of new pellets. Also panned through the loose boxes on the bottom of the best crevices and found a half-dozen mammalians including Gestodelphus and Dromecifis. crossed also 1 Cerecomps. Saw 1 viscocha x. Rest of day shining, check colors of also long's from the two sides of the river, Nov. 22. Clear day, little wind; shamed in morning; lizard hunting with Sage + A K Pim afternoon along the Tehuel model road. At the red-rock cliff about 5 km out the road from Mohvel thralfine got 3 species of Sicalenus: the red-bellied S. burgerii, the speckled plus random broken spots and dark belly L. rothi, and L. altissimus (elongatus). In the sandy steps about 1 km from the main road we got more S. bingyi (spotty/white.

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(yellow-belly). Nov 23 Late evening Gabriel Raffard dropped in, Mr. Felipe Valverde and his colleague at the university. Left 9:30 for the INTA Research Station at Vileanigen Viejo with Sage, AKP, Susan Martin, and Javier Vallati. The station has a couple of horses and a nice caretaker's home. Put out an 11 x 11 grid in staffo habitat in a place that caretaker Don Jose says has been only lightly grazed in recent years (although a herd of goats were driven through it as we were setting traps, plus a couple of cows). Weather sunny, warm, not windy. Saw 2 Scissortails while setting and numerous Golondrinas. Sage put out 40 MS, most of them in very lush red, green, minty etc. in the fence around the spring and anta and Susan put 30 in sage brush, Barbarea clumps etc. Nov 24 Light drizzle during the night, many scattered clouds with thunder at 1 pm. Grid traps held nothing, forest not touched. Sage's line bed nothing and armitas and Susan bed 1 Alcidae fawtho. Visited the eplosurer with Adolfo Garmiento. Ten years of excluding barest livestock in one eplosure and just excluding livestock in another. There are noticeable differences but not dramatic. Many more seed heads on the grasses within the eplosure. At one place in the double eplosure where the soil is sandy and extra deep were lots of Ranthredon droppings. Many regards.

Anta had set a steel trap in an armadillo burrow. The trap was gone, apparently dropped down into the burrow. Tried to dig it out but never reached the end. Found a not-very-deep new two-two burrow; he had been cutting twigs of Sesavio bush and a [illegible] bush, but not nears. Not sure on grid at near, although Anta and Dick saw an Abalone at about 11 a.m. First photo was grazed (left) and double eplosure (right). Second photo was double eplosure (left) and single eplosure (right). Guests, food & wine for lunch along with a half dozen visitors such as Adolfo Sarmento in charge of the eplosures and Mrs. Manero in charge of the weather recording. About 3 p.m. drove to Candelón Bonto a few km. east (but still on INTA land) and saw a mallín with a 10-year double eplosure and a 10-year single eplosure. Photo of Anta in the double eplosure among cardelones and dense bunch grasses, other grasses, lots of accumulated dead material. Lots of runways but now with cuttings or droppings, many of them messy. The mallín is boggy all winter, according to Sarmento, so the runways are probably left over from last autumn. The surrounding area is only lightly grazed. Another field had been plowed or chained or something with a tractor to destroy its reeds about 6 yrs ago. It seems to be practically look to normal with big mesas bushes etc. Saw 5 adult rhear grazing among sheep. They say

no guavas here, but captain Don Juan says there are quince trees that run across the road of a bajada east of here. He also said no frogs here: there are tadpoles everywhere and Sago caught 50 frogs at night. The older caught lots of Geolaimus libroris and L. rollei. He also caught big band a pichi armadillo at the edge of the "It J" "muddies" in age. grid. A caught the two - tues; no singing. There is still another one only a few yards away. Saramento says that the botanical revolution considers the Rio Pichileufu as the eastern limit of the precordiller, this is meseta He says the smallines herbolos are somewhat saline; they have been divided into three zones: an outer drier Festuca zone; a middle junco zone; and a wetter middle zone with trebol, water/plants, etc. Auta + Sisson extended their lines to include a cortodero area, and Javier's set about 25 MS in a cortodero area upstream from the ranch house. Tage, Sisson, and Javier left about 7:30 p.m. Nov. 25 Light frost on car. Morning mostly clear, then hazy cloudy. Grid continued. My cortodero line had 1 also found, and one stormy stuff when I saw Reithrodon droppings & S in auta's old line (2nd night for it) were 1 also large and 2 also teeth. Other new lines in the cortodero had nothing x Set out 3 steel traps and set 22 MS of two places in the enclosure on the hill, all set for Reithrodon whose droppings were abundant but not necessarily

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53 INTA Reserva Glacion, looking across our census grid. Nov. 29, 1981 cola piche = Nassauva gemenda charco = Sarrio bretylativ ar dave, phony nota treida = Stylingio (Palaguiso), Sarrio bretylativ, and nevero = Medricum yusana.

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recents also, put about 20 MS on a red-rock hillside above the irrigation ditch east of the ranch house, Stony ground but many more kinds of buckies than on the gird. Sighed good for Elgivoventer, No mid all day. Did a plant tally on the grid; see next page. One [illegible] urged, nov.26 night clear, morning stormy. My traps in cottoners were untouched except for the same trap sprung early yesterday; jump traps well to it not touched. The 20 traps on red-rocky hillside were untouched. The 22 MS in the chelonea's cought 2 hroards & 5 skedon fowlia, & of one of the three jump traps had an adult Keithredon. Anita's lack in cottonera caught 1 Brisktoylegged, the rest of the trio, out for the second night, caught 2 Keithredon (one of them in a steel trap), and one skedon fowlia (Versus 2 [illegible]). Backed up to grid at 9:30a.m. Our Elgivoventer of A9 left it. also Zidamer of K6 (patterns: yellow belly, black throat, no ticked marks). yesterday's photos of grid: first one includes menso, mota torilla, and "Sana" and bunch grass. First photo has mota torilla and the "costus" recorded in the plant tally. Returned to Bardeck now. 420.29 - Bw

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Pearson 1981 56 Dorminance of plants at alternate sites on and within 1m of stakes. INTA Experimental Station musta | neneo | "Sanacio" | Brush | Other | % ground | at torilla | | | grass | | covered | G/stakes A2 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | 10 | 4 | 1 | | 2 | 3 | | 20 | 6 | 2 | 3 | 1 | | | 20 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 3 | | | 35 | 10 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | 20 | B | 11 | 2 | | 3 | "cactus" | 20 | 9 | 1 | 2 | | 3 | | 40 | 7 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | | 5 | 1 | | 2 | 3 | | | 3 | 3 | 2 | | 1 | | | 1 | 2 | | | 1 | | | C | 2 | 2 | 3 | | 1 | carastin | 4 | 2 | | | 1 | | | 6 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | | 8 | 2 | 3 | | 1 | | | D | 10 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | 11 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | | 65 | 9 | 2 | | | 3 | "cactus" 1 | 50 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | | 30 | 5 | 1 | | 2 | 3 | | 50 | 3 | 2 | 3 | | 1 | | | E | 1 | 2 | 3 | | 1 | | 40 | 2 | 1 | | | 2 | "cactus" 3 | 30 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | | 50 | 6 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | 40 | 8 | 2 | 3 | | 1 | | 75 | 10 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | 85 | F | 11 | 2 | 3 | 1 | | 15 | 9 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | 60 | 7 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | 40 | 5 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | 40 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | | | 30 | 1 | 1 | | 2 | 3 | | 50 | G | 2 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | | 70 | 4 | 2 | | 1 | 3 | | 45 | 6 | 1 | 2 | | 3 | | 25 | 8 | 2 | 3 | 1 | | | 20 | 10 | 3 | 1 | 2 | | | 90 | H | 11 | 2 | 1 | | 3 | adlamia 2 | 80 | 9 | | | 3 | 1 | | 30 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | | 75 | 6 | 2 | 3 | | | Barbaris 1 | 100 | 4 | 1 | | 3 | 2 | | 35 | I | 2 | 1 | | 2 | carastin 3 | 20 | 1 | 1 | | 2 | "cactus" 3 | 15 | 3 | 2 | | ) | 3 | | 25 | 5 | 3 | 1 | | 2 | | 30 | 7 | 1 | | | 3 | Barbario 2 | 80 | 9 | 2 | 1 | 3 | | | 40 | 11 | | 1 | 3 | 2 | | 10 |

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57 mata torcida never Scaverio fractyloctus Bunch grass other % good cover. J 10 2 1 3 50 9 1 2 3 80 6 4 3 1 2 25 K 2 1 3 2 60 1 3 1 2 40 3 1 3 2 25 5 2 1 "coetus" 3 30 7 1 3 2 50 9 1 2 "coetus" 3 60 11 3 1 2 70 57 entree 37 30 45 11 51 229 229 25 fiesta 17 4 11 3 219 26 secada 9 8 15 2 2195 247 6 thide 11 18 19 6 204 43 155 4390 apsts (under tall) mata torcida is a brush with terated turgs no species = Stylipgia petogrim never = Udelimus spirtum? "Scavero" fractyloctus = "charcas" "Saverio" is a bright green low, unarmed shrub with no blossoms. The leaves (like needle but soft) are not dusty gray green like the yellow-flowered deancs nearby. "Cactus" is ref to 2 ft tall with spiny, rope-like green stems and tiny asymetrical white blossom = massoula gomerana 1/2, and 3 refer to relative "dominance" of a species at any one state, dominance referring to biomass or area cover, ground cover was estimated by imagining a 1-m-radius loop with the stake at its center. mata torcida was listed as one of the top 3 dominants at 57 of the 61 stakes, bunch grass at 45, never at 37, and Scaverio at 30. mata torcida was #1 at 25 stakes, never at 17, and bunchgrass at 11. Scavero fractyloctus and Scavero meali

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Pearson 1981 Summary of INTA. Three nights on the grid, 121 traps, caught only 1 lizard and 1 Elguedanta + Homouda, saw old? Rasthodon digging! at a couple of the denser spots. But with 43% ground cover and lots of refugia, this is surprisingly unproductive. all told, with 650 trap-nights including the grid, the total was: 1 two-toed, 3 Rasthodon, 1 Elguedanta, 1 akodon longipes, and 9 akodon paullubius. Five of the also pauliia and 1 Rastho (plus 2 lizards) were caught in the 25 traps set for one night in the sheep-robot enclosure (or along the fence between the sheep-robot enclosure and the robot enclosure), whereas there was not as much difference as between the sheep enclosure and outside). mouse tracks in dusty roads etc were very scarce. The B scarcity of mice fits with a Chicago Index of zero. There must be much more abundant in some seasons. Pea - 5 seen mixed with sheep in caudon Bonito. bofers - Mark bow seen twice, no others chicango - none, Don from say they are here in center Tivisona - martindata seen and heard. goose - present but scarce. armadillo - One seen (3aadye). Three huge holes appeared under mata torrida further nor when it was released. two-toed - one trapped and another present nearby, but saw no fresh digging. The one caught had ripped twigs of Sorens and mata torrida, but not newro. Don from say they ate luscarrrots and roots of pinstrees until bogged cote (lots of cote).

Guinea pig - Don you say they run across the road at ce Bajada on the road to Camallo, which is about 10 miles south of here. We saw no sign of them here. Foti - The locals catch them and sell the skins. We found a skinned carcass on the dump. Sharkle + barrow - no sign Mara - no sign Pigails - caught Honnoreta geckos under cardboard on grid. Elsewhere Pristidactylus (in mouse trap in cortadera) and Polanatus libroni and rothi everywhere. The rabbit-sheep excluded in Cortador Bongo was lush and dense, with dodeodrons, thick grass, etc. Lots of old runways, no cutting or droppings. Barely field of mice sometimes. nov. 27 Barlocho. Sunny, no wind. Drove to top of Cerro Otto to look for trapping possibilities. Gorgeous lunge longa on the east side of the ridge right up to the top. West slope is open asarena etc but can see remains of old loops cut or burned 50 or more years ago; no re-seeding. nov. 28 morning sunny, then clouded over. Put about 90 traps at 75 on top of Cerro Otto at 6 pm, with Felipe Valverde, Bilboa Daniel Alfonso, and student Viviana. Half MS and calf blancom. About half of them in povo maturo larga spread, 1/4 in open stuffle, and 1/4 in edge of longa albalparada

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60 Juiz Alvarez Felipe Valverde Daniel Alfonso Nov 29, 1981, In Leya forest at the top of Cerro Otto.

Pearson 1981 Cerro Jesus, nov. 21, complete pellets (1) ad. Rattho albo pontho. (2) 1 albo longi; (3) 1 lund (4) 1 lund (5) 1 lund (6) 1 lund (7) 2 Orny. (8) 1 aulico; albo longi; albo pontho. (9) 1 Cteuomyz; (10) 1 Rattho (11) 1 Aulicoomp. (12) 3 albo longi; 1 albo pontho (13) 1 Rattho 1 albo pontho (14) 1 albo longi; (15) 2 albo longi; (16) 1 Rattho (17) 1 Pravo myz 1 albo pontho (18) 1 Rattho (19) 1 large bird 1 Orny. (20) 1 aulico 1 Orny. Rattho 1 albo pontho. (21) 1 albo longi; 1 Orny. (22) 1 Rattho 1 ad. aulico 1 yg. Rattho (23) 3 albo pontho (24) 1 Rattho (25) 1 Rattho (26) 1 Rattho (27) 1 Rattho (28) 1 Rattho (29) 1 aulico 1 albo pontho [illegible] (30) 1 albo longi 1 albo pontho (31) 1 aulico (32) 1 Rattho (33) 1 Aulicos. small bird (34) 1 albo longi; (35) 1 Rattho 1 albo longi; (36) 1 yg. Rattho (37) 1 ad. Aulico (38) 1 yg. Rattho (39) 2 small birds 1 ad aulico 1 yg. Rattho ad Orny. (40) baby hare (41) 2 albo pontho 1 egg & something big. (42) 1 Rattho (43) Baby hare ? (44) 1 albo longi; 1 yg. Rattho (45) 1 ad Rattho (46) 1 ad Rattho. 1 albo longi. (47) 2 ad aulico 1 albo longi 1 yg. aulico (48) 3 albo pontho 1 albo longi; (49) 24 (50) 1 ad. Rattho (51) 1 aulico ad. (52) 1 yg. Rattho (53) 1 baby hare (54) (55) 1 yg. aulico 1 ad " (56) 1 albo pontho (57) 1 Orny. 1 yg. Rattho 1 ad aulico Zooe tower; 8 Cteuomyz 20 Rattho 9 aulico 1 mocaccia 1 Ecuomyz 1 Pravo myz 2 ratios, macro 1 guinea pig 1 rattica 1 Elipudonta 2 albo longi 2 albo pontho 4 Orny. Partial pellets : 1 Cteuomyz 3 Rattho 3 aulicoomp. 1 Pravo myz 4 albo longi 8 albo pontho 4 Ornygoup?

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Ranmen 1981 62 Capro Geora, nov 21, complete/pellote (cont.) 59 3 Orz. 60 1 ad. aulico 61 1 abo longi 62 1 od aulica 63 1 ad aulico 64 1 abo longi 65 1 abo longi 66 1 ygi. Reithro 67 1 ad aulico 68 1 pur. aulico 69 {1 yg od Reithro 70 1 ad. aulico 71 1 ad Reithro 72 1 ygi. aulico 73 1 Orz. 74 1 ad. aulico 75 1 abo longi 76 1 Reithro ad 77 1 od aulica 78 1 od Reithro 79 1 od aulico 80 1 od aulico 81 1 abo foutho 82 3 abo & foutho 83 1 old Phyllothra 84 1 abo longi 85 1 ygi. Reithro 86 1 tuco 87 1 ad. aulico 88 1 od. aulico 89 1 ad aulico 90 1 abo foutho 91 1 od. aulico 92 1 abo longi 93 tuco bone, no shell 94 1 ad aulica 95 1 od aulico 96 1 Orz. 97 1 od. Reithro 98 3 Orz. 99 1 ad aulico 100 1 motio maro 101 2 ygi. aulica 102 1 abo longi 103 2 abo longi 104 1 abo longi 105 1 abo foutho 106 1 pur. ctenomyg 107 1 ad aulico 108 1 pur Reithro 109 1 abo longi 110 1 abo longi 111 1 pur Reithro 112 1 abo longi ∑ 182 Partial/Pellote: c.tenomyg II 2 abo longi III + IVH III/14 Orz IIII 4 aulico II 2 Phyllothra I 1 abo foutho I 1 Reithro IIII 4 ∑ 28 complete/Pellote Partial/Pellote aulica 45 5 ReithroSch 36 7 abo longi 34 18 abo foutho 29 9 Orzmyg II 19 8 bird 8 0 hare 3 0 c.tenomyg I 3 3 Phyllothra I 2 1 motio maro I 0 Premung I 1 Insect I 0 ∑ 182 ∑ 52 ∑ 234 See also "Loose Pieces" on Proceeding page, including Ctenomyg and Elapidobula

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Dec 1981 Nov.29 morning warm, partly cloudy. Pan trope at 10 a.m. with Felipe, Daniel, and a student drive alone. Nothing in the trofe in the largo forest, 2 alcedo longifolis in the meadow, 1 piece 2 or 3 spring-fly (Reithredon?), and 3 a.longifolis in the edge of the lenga acufarrosa. Nov.30 Went out to INTA to deliver our report. They gave me for identification some picked mice from Wallin Rabuda, Estancia Llamuco, 30km. W Zapala, Neuquen; 1 Phyllote darwinii, 3 Elymodonta, 1 alcedo sp (a large, short-tails species, I not noted). They had been poisoned, Radio interview in evening. Dec.1 Morning clear & calm. Some carnivore droffings brought in by Manuel Christie from the upper Rio Mirihan even up to 30mm in diameter and contained here bones broken into little pieces. In afternoon drove to Estancia San Ramon, 23km ENE Barilec and got permission from the administrator Don Otto Bittermann to camp and set trofe. Camped along the arroyo San Ramon. Anta put trofe in londer+ trees along the Discarta cardifolia creek (Berberis, Chocag?, poplar) and in brush-grass + clover hilly fields, some rocky. Lots of lush green grass around camp and a big green seep across the road from camp. I put out 4 different lines: 1) Reithredon line at the edge of the big green seep among bunchgrass + herbs + grass where there was lots of reithredon droffings and holes, 6 MS and 6 shamows laced with fresh strawberry jam, supplemented with rolled oats. 2) Alternating shamow & MS

Pearson 1981 64 across a field of bunchgrass with occasional Barbairis and navaro. This bunchgrass is very dense, lots of accumulated dead material, scattered seed heads, etc. Probably ungrazed for years. The line then went along the edge of a fine planted strawberry plantations 10 acres old (in thick bunchgrass), about 50 traps. (3) along the bottom of a cliff in buckles, bunchgrass, barbs, and newly/planted conifers of various kinds. about 15 traps. (4) The junceus marsh along the main road, about 40 traps. Weather warmer, no wind, clear. a fox squirrel near camp; but promptly caught a piece of his fur. Facklighting at 10 pm (still not really dark) shines a Rattler standing next to a MS. It ran down a hole next to a Sherman. Doe 2. Froel on car, fine dove spring-squally; (2) 1 Audisco ad 2 abre longi; (3) 2 Audisco and 1 also longi; (4) 1 Audisco ad 5 abre longi, Anita's hunt 3 Audisco and 10 also longi. Total 154 traps = 7 Audisco and 18 also longi. During the night board barn owl & great-horned owl x (saw two owls) During the day caught 1 also scotoba (in the 10-foot high Barberis clump, behind the tent, surrounded by green grass), and 20 also longi. Lunch with fremon? Arturo Kölliker and his family, also met a young English assistant Conrad Bailey. Conrad & Arturo seems to be responsible for the/pine plantations. They have planted lodgepole, ponderosa, pitch pine, Scotch pine, Douglas fir, larch, spruce, etc. They buy seed from the USA and have maybe 1/3 ha of

Pearson 1981 65 seed beds, serious problem while deer eating newly- planted seeds. Trucas eat roots of Scotch Pines up to 10 or more ft. tall, but not hedged. Hares eat various species, and elk (red deer) kill or damage others with their antlers, Arturas has been here 5 or 6 years; frost has gotten the apple crop every year. No mares here (although Butterman had a pet one for a while), Cattle of horse (could shoot 40 in one evening). Calf quail but no martins or ternaries. No guinea pigs, lots of fakes (red). Numerous thumps, a carando, a cardo, an eagle in the cliff above camp, where I found a few owl pellets and a mouse band. Added 10 more shrews to my birthdown line and labeled them and the other shrews on the line with clover (green, green). Dec 3. Three of fruit. Clear, no wind, my dove had 2 aukisongs, 10 also longs, and 1 baby real (in the woods). Anita had 7 also longs, 1 Ratthas, and 1 Ornygump? Total for 2 nights and 1 day, 3 1/8 trap nights = 55 also longs, 9 aukisongs, 1 also toshho, 1 Ornygump?, 1 Ratthadern, 1 Real. Saw only a few longarts. Sawed band on adult nearby, probably Rallus sanguinolentus. Put out 6 mousebaits for truss-tunes in pine plantation, at 10 a.m. But more careful when we left at 11:30 a.m. The mouse species was much more affected than shrews, but steel jump traps were much more affected than either of the others. Returned to Barbados mid-day. Sunny. The foxes and owl pellets picked up at the base of the

cliff south of the artificial forest nearan fellows! Geese bones lying on the gravel: 8 Pathro, 3 Cleavornye, 3 also lengyi, 3 Emeoronye, 2 Aedscomyr, 1 Phyllothie, 1 Orygomp, 1 also lantbo. also wicocha droppings In complete or partial pellets: 5 Aulico, 1 also lengyi, 1 Pathro, 1 Orygomye, 1 Phyllothie. Dr 4 clear, not windy. Had dinner with the three anthropologists Eduardo Cevalli, Mario Salveira, and student Estella. They have been doing more operating in Cuera Troful I and brought 5 bags of bones from Cafra 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15. Still some unclear artifacts at that depth. The bones are drift-accumulated and apparently were not as recently as higher layers. Dr. Pedava told them that Layer 5 was indeed volcanic ash. Dec 5 drove to Sus Cascadas de Alexos, Parks Guard Roberto carranza Carranza. Camped along the Menso at the bridge, outsid of Soap Hess. I put a legent trap in lamboo - con-pasture - willow - mire and anta/put 20. also put a line of scent 50 through thick retano-lamboo-rodal-chaura-mire about a km along the road to Sapo Foulc, Aneta/put 40 in similar habitat, caught one Alcedor olivacens while still tying out her line. Also put some rat traps near the Parks Guard stable and garbage pit. Carranza says there is Dromiciops here. Dec 6. Right frost. Morning clear. my traps around camp caught nothing (3 spring empty). In the scrub forest 2 also lengi and 1 also olivacens, in the garbage pit 1 Rattus norvegicus, in the stable 1 Orygomp. Aneta near camp caught 1 also

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longi and 5 also olivo. In the scrub-paint 1 baby Oryzomyx and 3 also dies. This forest also contains Barbarea linearifolia, B. darwinii, and another Barbarea. Sets of grassed areas such as strawberry, cacho de cobia and cardello, In the afternoon my retamero dies caught 1 also longi and 1 degus (Bolomina pictura). Also 2 degus of some kind and 4 4-eyed frogs under one log along the road. Anta's dies in the retamero caught 1 also longi, 1 baby also olivo, and 1 baby Oryzomyx soldivana, With Rodolfo we then set traps at in N. donbaji- lawler forest about 4 km west along the south side of Zaga Roza. The coihues are big, very tall, all the same age, no sealings. Fairly good bamboo understory, plus Barbarea darwinii, B. linearifolia, chaura, etc. Sets of crops. I put 18 Shannon and about 25 MS; Anta put 34 traps in this forest. There has been some grazing here (bamboo), but no cows now. Rodolfo says no cervos, a few pudu (to his eyes tooke), no licernuel, some gatos x Dec. 17 morning cold, foggy, then sunny, no clouds. Anta's traps around coips and in the retamero caught 2 also longi and 3 a. olivianos. Mine in retamero caught 1 longi, 1 olivo, 1 ??otrichia x Anta's in forest caught 1 ab olivo; mime 5 a. longi, 1 a. olivo, and 2 notiomys? These woods seem quite dry. Total catch here for 2 days, something like 300 traps

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myle, was 14 also longi, 18 a. oliv., 1 Rottus, 2 Dryg, ad 3 vito rosino. Anita's live around camp cored some very dark grass + sedge around Barbera and laurel clumps. Notably absent was Aureiscomp. Drygrasp notably scarce, one of the two was in the feed room of the stables, the other in the retanos. Wild rose just begining to bloom, Redosfo say this area gets with a 1/2 meter of snow, Dec.8. Denny. Drove out to the scene of yesterday's forest fire at Virgen de las Nieves, where foresters were dumping water yesterday at 1:30 p.m., some smbers still smoking. The fire burned through vito-retanos-barbera-laurel, feeding on accumulated dead twigs, grass, etc, but

The quality of the prints is poor (in the old photos), and he says negatives are not available. He agrees with Carlos that we know that millores were not here in the old days. He says there used to be many more scabins (scrub) that were drained to grow potatoes. Charlie dropped in and he reported that 20 traps high on Cerro Gofez caught 3 colla leopards. Valverde dropped in to discuss his proposed PhD thesis, and Palomino dropped in to discuss going with me on a collecting trip. Dec 10 Sunny. Drove to Cabrera dam to see if we could find a cableway to follow. 5 DOR bars on the road between Vizual and Copinemia, most of the bulldozing for the newer is complete. We found one dory working in an unproductive place near Copinemia; nothing ran out. Stopped at Estancia Chocobuco to see if any falcon atlas. Several numbers of scorpions, one number of Oryxops (probably poisoned), and one small cluster of about 8 scorpions in one crevice. Collected 5 of them including a new-born young with altered hrocodiles and some young males. They were alert enough to fly but not squawking noticeably. Stayed for asado lunch with administrator Peter Dumfries and 3 visiting Yankee captor specialists = paleonores. They had been down into Santa Cruz and had with them 3 live pallid/pergrines and said they had found mixed clutches of normal and pallid pergrines as well as mixed pairs. They were: Brian Willoof, Raptor Birding, Raptor Info Center, NWF, Wash, DC 20036,

David H. Ellis, Oroval, Arizona; and Jim Fackler, Bellingham, Washington. After lunch Peter Sampson took us across the road to the deer breeding pens where there was a very ripe DOR big burro being fed by a vulture, saved the skull. Narrow and wild rose beginning to bloom. Day warm & sunny. De 11 Michael Christie came with an elk that caught in the big marsh to the left of the road just beyond Puerto Perito Moreno, 12 km WW Barileco, 5 p.m for Estania Condo, stopped at the ranch house and called with the administrator, Pancho Novices. Hornes. Put 7 steel traps around the pig pens and chicken yard - slaughter house, 30 chewaraps and a dozen vultures in attendance around the slaughter and the sheep hides stretched out on the fence, Then drove to the arroyo SW of the ranch about 3 miles and camped under some chacoay, berbera clumps in grassy urf near the stream. Amata (pant and 60 traps (sheepman and MS) mostly through narrow, lowlygrace, berbera scrub as Berderos & Colleta. Roller brush did not much grazed, few sheep dropping. I put 90 traps (sheepman and MS) through dense grassy, along stream, across a dense honeygrass flat with lots of little bunnets, etc., a stone bridge, and a more grazed lowish honeygrass flat with some rotano at edge; all sorts of beanwort seeding grasses, clover, seeding accroa dumfs, gram heads poking up through narrow heads. Narrow not blooming yet. Colletta palopetchi blooming. Some large mire along the stream. Here's

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chaco and what? saw marsh hawks, big grey eagle, lots of hares Dec. 12 night clear, full moon. Anta caught 4 also longi, 2 audies, 2 Onycamps, and 1 Rattus [illegible] or ?? I caught 1 Rattles, 12 also longi, 1 kantho, 4 Onys, and 1 Rattles at the chicken yard. During the day 5 more also longi's. Day hot; eating grouts 8 times and tolavide. I put out 13 more traps along the stream close to the water, and Anta put out about 20 more. In the afternoon went off into the side of the ranch house and found one group of 3 adult Histulus macrodus, 2 of them with naked young attacked. They were in a crevice, quiet, but awake and warm. Kept the female mother and young, released the other two trying in the generator shed, and 10 [illegible] are dry well. Dec. 13 night mostly clear, warm. Anta's traps near the dry well catched 1 big shrews, 1 Onys, 2 also longi's, and 2 spine-tails. The other house caught 1 Rattles young, 1 SD audiscamp, 2 Onys, 4 also longi's, and 1 also kantho, and 1 Notrump macrodus. The latter on a dry slope under a blooming coletra intermixed with a Berberis and a nemes; mainly were little laurels, Stipa, and a fruiting Acacia. Definitely a decency situation. My line had 6 also longi's, 3 Onys, and 2 Rattles. When we stopped at the ranch on the way home, Zuli Hovie + chickens were there. When she saw the stuffed Rattles she said that the dark-furred animal that she had reported was about like that one, dark on the back. Home

evenings. at 8 pm drove out the sloo-sloo road to the big marsh beyond km 11. Anita put about 50 ms in saw-grass and junco, and I put about 50 ms in other dense grass ad junco, including along a damp drainage ditch. Some came over into part of it as we were leaving, like drizzles. Dec. 14 Anita caught 3 Ceryompe, 4 also longi, 2 also clive, and 3 frogs in the marshy part of her line, and I also longi ad 6 also clive at the edge of the marsh. Several of the catch red-eaters, My lines caught 5 also longi, 3 also clive, 2 cery, 1 frog, 1 bobo rail. Lots of spring- squirtly, we don't know what kind of rail. A few drizzles during the day.

Peaker 1981 Cured Trofual bones, Identified march, 1982 Capa 11, Ho. 27.11.81 lower upper total % n = 314 left right left right Euryoryz 107 101 34 30 107 34.1 Acelicomyx 107 83 64 55 107 34.1 Ctenomyx 43 33 11 43 13.7 alodon longi 22 20 1 22 7.0 Notomyx incoo 10 14 14 4.5 Phyllotis 7 9 9 2.9 Rathredor 3 4 2 4 1.3 alodon pantbo 1 3 3 1.0 notomyx valdov. 2 2 2 0.6 Oryzomyx 2 2 0.6 Prenomyx - 1 > Octodon > 1 species 1 1 1/4 0.3 314 315 100% Capa 12 Ho 27.11.81 total % n = 120 Euryomyx 40 42 13 4 42 35.0 acelicomyx 45 42 9 13 45 37.5 Ctenomyx 18 10 18 15.0 alodon longi 5 6 6 5.0 Notomyx incoo 5 # 1 0 5 4.2 Phylloto Rathredor 1 1 0 2 2 1.7 alodon pantbo 0 notomyx valdov. 1 0 1 0.8 Oryzomyx. Prenomyx 0 Octodon sp. 1 0 1 0.8 + 1 very large Ctenomyx major 120 100% ```</arg_value>```

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Peaner 1981 Caesra Tropol (cont.) this log contained two labels to Caesa 13 1/12/81 and to Caesa 13 30/11/81 Janer Sept Janer Under Upper Total %o Eunomyz 26 40 18 24 40 38.5%o aulisomysz 20 22 23 21 23 22.1 ctonomyz 19 19 not counted 19 18.3 abodon longi 6 4 1 1 6 5.8 notionyz macro 8 10 8 4 10 9.6 phyllotiz 1 3 3 2.9 Reethroder 1 1 1 1.0 abodon fenths 2 0 2 1.9 104 /100/ Caesa 14 to 1/12/81 Eunomyz 8 1 4 2 8 28.6%o aulisomysz 6 2 2 2 6 21.4 ctonomyz (leg) 11 10 7 7 10 35.7 abodon longi 1 1 3.6 notionyz macro 1 3 3 10.7 28 /100/ Caesa 15 to 2/12/81 Eunomyz 20 21 4 6 21 42.0%o aulisomysz 11 11 7 5 11 22.0%o ctonomyz 3 1 3 6.0%o abodon longi 5 3 5 10.0%o notionyz macro 3 5 5 10.0%o phyllotiz 2 0 2 4.0%o Reethroder 0 1 1 2.0 abodon fenths # 1 1 notionyz volus 0 0 2.0 Octoder 0 1 /50 /100/

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Becerra 1971 Notomys caldwellii Nov.2, Cerro Otto, 1200m, Rio Negro, caught 3 in 70 Sherman in the longu - amazonay forest, one of them in a small Sherman at a bamboo clump. The lines look very pregnant. It refused armadillidium but ate earthworms, slugs, and long cooing meat larvae. At first refused a Notomys macrourus and a dead also large with the brain exposed, but later it ate an enormous quantity of muscle off of a macrurus carcass. Within 18 hrs it had eaten all of its specific intestine, leaving just a pickled - bone skeleton. Nov.5 3 young born to the above f., #6592 Nov.6 One of the young weighed 3.2g. Nov.7 all 3 young dead, not eaten; one of them measures 5 x 12 x 8 x 3 But a smallish mole in with her and they got along fine right off, caught a small one coming out of a hole at base of tree at 1800m duration (above Refugio Macanay), Snowbanks all around, a young one: #6586? Nov.8 Did not eat a Pleurodema but in with them. Dec.8 A young rodent caught at Lago [illegible] House in Retamo- Rice, has been eating worms, mouse carcass, flies, that bugs, ear wigs,

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Pearson 1981 notes on marsupials Nov. 2 Caro Otto, 1200 m, caught 6 M's and 1 F in the lenga- young Amazon forest. Captives ate Amazonay at the base of the leaves but not the succulent top-root or the leaves, also lots of apple and rolled oats. When 5 were put together in a large cage, they frolicked, sparred, jumped around. Even alone in a trap they make a grating squeaking sound. also ate llo-lao. Both M + F squealed at you when disturbed. After 2 days on apple and oatmeal, they eagerly ate hamburger. Nov. 7- Caught a baby deninger in old bolu xylon tree, 400 ft above ate Refugio Nearmeyer's. Saw two only nearby.

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Pearson 1981 76 abodon longifilis. Nov. 2. Cerro Otto, 1200 m. Caught 11 in 70 traps caught in Lenga - amaway forest. Of 8 saved, 6 were &&. One of these died in trap had very tough vagina, thick white uterus, pink CL. a bunch of && put together in same cage handled instead of fighting x Caught 7 more in the afternoon, perhaps the same three released this morning, two ?? and a ?, caught at Los - llow. Nov. 7. Refugio Moncayo. 2000 m., & 38 gm. 12 mm testis

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Lesueur 1981 abedon longipellis Nov.13 abs longi quite abundant in the big curve - caña forest on the Abs-Flor peninsula as follows (heads releasing 17 or more): ♂♂ 42g breeding 50g (sic) 44g 42g 47g 43g 46g 44g 47g 47g 35g. 40g 44g 35g ♀♀ 42g. red, flushy, dark CL. Vogt spn, nsp. smallish, 41g. t reedb, broths 5mm. 55g see #6602 preg. a very uniform, heavy sample, no juven. Nov.15 frogs staffan Nov 16 " ♂♂ 41g " 36g. " 41g " 38g ♀♀ 33g humb, 5-mm bumps " 39g. scars & CL " 35g. scars, loolaty, old CL " 41g. t emb #14mcR = 3½g. Nov.21 michael Hrofsi, NW side of river: ♂♂ 36g. breeding ♀♀ 41g. 7reel 17-mm CR = 5.0g " 37g with scars, pink+white CL " 37g last, scars, pale/pink CL " 40g. red & CL. >much smaller nog not open. humb, from swelling

Pearen 1981 Ocheter longipilis nov 21 Nahuel Huapi, SE end of river Dec 2 - Ea. San Ramon, 23 k ENE Bariloche, Rio Negro. ♂ ♂ 40 g breeding 24 g testis 6.5; SV 3 41 g breeding 48 g " 32 g testis 11 mm; breeding 26 g. testis 6; not breeding 24 g. testis 4 mm; not breeding ♀♀ 31g lost, scars at pale CL 34g. nipples large; 4 temp ambo. 43g. nipples large; 4 scars, red CL. 49g 5 ambo, 21 - CR & 10. q . 36 g lact. uteri o scars 87g. large nipple, uteri scars, pale CL. 36 g lact., scars, red CL 35g - preg, 3 ambo, 12 - CR. 42g - Large n, uteri scars, red CL. Dec 3 - Ea San Ramon ♂ ♂ 39 g breeding 36 g. breeding 44 g - breeding 11 g. testis 3 mm ♂ ♂ 39g. breeding. 28 g testis 4 mm 13 ½ g testis 3 ½ mm ♀♀ nipples med-large 31 g. uteri thick, no scars seen, pale CL. 29 g - uteri, thick, no scars seen, pale CL 11 g - multip; no CL 20g. completely multip. Dec 6 - Lago Negro ♂ ♂ 18g. testis 4 mm. Dec. 12 Estancia Cordoba: ♂ 44g. breeding ♂ 12 g. testis 4 mm ♂ 17g testis 4.5 mm ♂ 43g breeding ♂ 11g testis 3mm. ♂ 41g breasy ♀ 30g early lumps, pink CL. ♀ 18g uterus white, no CL ♀ 17g dead in right tube; 1 fetus form 4.0 g with placenta. Two other embryos, 3.2 and 3.3 that placenta CR about 2.9 mm. scars, pink CL, nipples large. ♀ 29 g. no marks. Dec. 13 Estancia Cordob ♂ 39g. breeding ♀ 32g farsons ♂ 36 " ♀ 35g farsons ♂ 36 " ♀ 12g multip. ♂ 44g breeding ♀ 14 g testis 4 mm ♂ 37 g "

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Atodon longipilis Dec. 14 - f mallii at 12 h WNW Bailabe o> 18g testi: 4 f 18g mullip. ~~~18g. o> 18g testi: 3 f 38g laet.; scars, peach-pinte Cl. f 44g lect; 4 anab-lumps 8 mm nipples med.; peach-pinte CL f 40g uters pinched; 3m; no scars f 23g mullip, no CL. ~~~18g

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Pearson 1981 auleicomye microphus Nov. 2 Cerro Otto, 1200m., caught 3 overnight in large - avenue forest. No fighting when put together in same cage. ate dandelion and llav-llao. Nov. 3 When one escaped during a photo session, it climbed without hesitation, several times, up the curtains and ran along the 1 1/2" diam. wooden curtain rod. Seemed quite at home. Maybe Auleicomye is the beast that eats the bark of cypress branches? Nov. 4 Did not eat cypress branches. Nov. 11 Group Chacabuco. Caught 2 big ones and a jvr.

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Pearson, O.P. 1982 Index (1976-1981) catalogue #6767-6866 Argentina

Pearson 1982 79 INDEX 1976-1981 Argentina number refers to year and page number 18 aconcuenia 78-105 | 80-48,49,50 photo, 51 | 81-18 airport 79-24,25 photo,26 photo aikon long filia 76-24,49,77-4 | 78-54,71,72,77,94,100,102,105,106, 78-(11) | 99-10,13 obscura,33,34 | 80-12,14,17,3 | 81-21,22,44 obscura,82,45, 21,22 69 aikon marea 80-24 81-76,77,78,79 17 aikon obvexea 78:11,12,30,55,100,102,112,118 | 80-12,14,19,73 | 81-17 81-45²,66 aikon southrhinea 78-102,118 | 79-40 | 80-17 | 81-10,23 23 alcara 76-43,44 photo,47, araucaria 78-106 | 80-69 arandilla 76-16,17 | 80-26,67 | 81-10,11,39,51,52,58 arroyo calacano 80-75,76 photo | 81-39 arroyo correil 77-11 | 80-64 arroyo Huenul 77-11, auliscamys 78-106,79,19 | 79-35,38 | 80-14,15,18,65 | 81-24,69 obscura 24, 81-80² Bamboo 76-41 | 78-11,13,22,35,48,75,78,83,90,91,92,93,94,95 photo, 78-96²,97, #100,104,105,106,107²,109 photo | 79-12,13,14,17,27,28, 79-31,32,33 | 80-9,10²,15,19,56,57 photo, Barberries 80-65 58 photo, 59,62,71,72,77 | 81-36,69 Barbolzo 78-70,90,102², | 79-23,24,28 | 80-59,74,77 | 81-73 Barn owl 76-46 | 80-17,67 | 81-5,49,64

Berberia 78-34, 100 | 79-31^2 | 80-72 Bolín 80-23 Bravo Tristoso - 80-56 Bosque Petrificado 81-7 Bulldozes 76-14 Colompyz 80-71 calcogenia 76-21, 41, Castaway Overo 76-47, 48 | 78-28, 32/photo, 33/photo, 34, 83, 88, 89 photo | colapate 76-30 photo 79-29^2 | 80-18, 73 | 81-9 cerro Gomez 77-9 | 79-8 | 80-16, 17, 60 | 81-49 cerro Olla 80-63 | 81-14, 35, 59 chacalines 76-45 | 77-9 | 81-70 Chiranguas 76-14, 17 | 78-29 | 79-10, 12, 14 | 80-7, 10, 22, 26 | 81-13, 36, 58, 65, 71 Chueco 78-27 | 80-11, 14, 19, 22, 48 (81-46 ciprés 78-104 | 80-4, 54, 56, 62, 63, 71 Condor 76-46 | 77-6 | 78-29, 83, 115, 116 photo | 79-12, 18 | 80-24, 26 | 81-5, 9, 38 corral de Piedra 76-43, 44 photo, 46 ½, cortodera 80-71 cuara Tragual 79-11, 18, 19^2, 21 photo, 22 photo | 81-66 Chauromyz 76-15, 16, 22, 42, 43, 47 | 77-6, 11 | 78-9, 13, 37, 41, 45, 75 | 79-9 Darwina Frog 78-107 79-10, 13, 19, 23 observe, 27, 28, 33, Jolibotus 76-16 | 79-37 | 81-10, 11, [illegible], 12, 13, 47, 59 observe, 65 observe 80-7, 17, 18, 24, 26, 27, 51, 66, 68 | 81-5, 14, 37, 46, 47, 51, 52, 58, 64, 65

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Dover 80-15,48(81-65 Provincie? 78-17,18,19[obl],85²,88,92,94,96|79-11,28,31,41||80-12,15 80-51||81-15,45,49,66 Elgmodonta 76-26|79-39|81-10²,11 Estancia de la Vieja 76-34, ELR 76-46|78-36|79-32|80-26,54,63|81-47 absent,65,67 absent El monte 76-24,37, Estancia Condor 81-31 see below Feliz 76-46|78-36,77,|79-?(80-?,17|81-58 El Bolson 76-39,41|77-8|78-13, Fish Estancia El Condor 76-50|77-10 Foti 76-37|77-6 both up,7,11|78-21,36,45 both up|80-10,17,65,67|81-12 Fire 81-69 81-46,59,65,67 Fuego? 78-20/rita,74|80-15,64 Fish 80-10 Grouse 76-18, Grison 80-69|81-47,71 Grubs? 78-74,90,91²,92,96,97,100,108|79-29,31²,32|80-15,22,64 Guancaca? 76-17,25,26,31,35,43|81-9,10,11,13,38,52 absent, Guinea Pig? 76-14,15,16|81-10,11 Hare? 76-22,34,40|78-10,77|79-12|80-7,23,26,56,60,67,68,71||81-11,13,38,46, Hare 76-25,28,29,31,32,38,46½,50,51|78-10,|81-72, Harshfield? 76-45|79-10|80-11,14 Hare? 78-36,81-47,67 absent,

82 Lola Victoria 78-73 Jorge Moreno 76-46\frac{1}{2} | 77-8, 45 Insecta 78-104, 105^2, 108 | 79-10 | 80-10, 73 | 81-72 INTA 81-50, 53, 54\frac{1}{2} pto., 58 Jorge Sindimiro 76-42 Jones 1980-86. Lenguinga 77-4, 5 | 78-9, 22, 31, 56-57, 71, 91, 97, 117, 117\frac{1}{2} | 80-14, 15, 30 Jorge Hess 81-66 48, 53 | 81-49 Jorge Blanco 76-26 Jorge Curbelo 78-106 Jorge Stoffer 80-46, 47 | 81-45 Jorge Puello 76-40 | 79-11, 13, Jorge Rosa 81-67, 68\frac{1}{2} pto. Jorgina Blanco 80-52, 67, 69 Jorgina Verde 76-27, 30\frac{1}{2} pto. La Paloma 79+23, 25 | pto. | 80-16 Zesbedejtya 78-88 | 81-49 | 79-8, 19, Jasuran 76-25, 42, 45, 46 | 77-3 | 78-10, 27 La Veracruz 78-35, 40, 42\frac{1}{2} pto., 43, 74, 75, 80\frac{1}{2} pto., 81\frac{1}{2} pto., 82 | 79-12, 15 | Jos Roballez 77-4 | 78-9, 80-26, 29, 46, 73 Joaquín Ybar 81-9 Jac Cols y Jodar 80-69, 70\frac{1}{2} pto. Jeleque 76-23\frac{1}{2} pto., 38 | 77-5 | 78-10 Jeuga 80-60 Joe Parliament 76-16, 980-? Joo Perrizula 81-44 Jhon Diaz 76-33 | 78-73, 104, 105 | 79-29, 3 | 80-11, 73 | 81-9, 35, 37 Bichon 78-28, 81-46 monte Coron 76-14, Moyita 26-20, 21, 40, 43, 45, 46\frac{1}{2}, 47 | 77-8, 9 | 78-10, 85\frac{1}{2}, 105, 107 | 81-70, Nacional Hoof 81-8, 49 80-48 trunk 77-7 | 78-11, 45 Mewo 81-13 Notofagus 78-21, 34, 37, 39, 83, 91, 94, 14, [17] | 79-31 | 80-11, 12, 16, 23, 24 80-26, 54 | 81-9, 35, 44, 45, 47 Notosyrp macrough 76-33, 48\frac{1}{2} | 78-29, 29, 38, 70, 76, 78, 90, 114 | 79-15, 29^2 79-36 | 80-19, 22^2, 24, 26, 52, 53, 60, 64, 73, 74, 75 | 81-37, 38, 45\frac{1}{2} lame., 72, 75 Notosyrp voldevianus 78-24, 28, 29, 38, 43^2, 58, 76, 77^2, 78, 90, 91, 96 105\frac{1}{2} pto., 113 | 80-14, 15, 49^2, 53, 64, 73, 75 | 81-19, 20, 38, 44, 67, 74

nueva Julbaca 76-36 Natura 80-14 Oryzomys 76-49,77-4,6,78-12,18,24,52-3,72,78,83,102,108,80-12,14 80-15,27,47,64,73,77,81-16,46,69score. Otter 80-14 Pampa Junda 78-29,50, Parvota 78-9,15,29,35,80-15,48,73 Paso de Caballo 80-60,62 Paso de El Rocio 76-47, Perrito Moreno 76-21,80-60,67,81-5,38 Pelletea 77-6,9,10,78-72,79-8,12,27,80-60,52,61,64,65,66,75,77,81-5,6,7 81-38,39,40,49,61,62,66 Phenology + Weather 76-19,21,24,31,38,39,46,46.5,77-3,4,6,78-9,10,12,22,50 78-70,73,74,83,88,100,79-8,11,13,28,29,80-7,8,9,11,12,15,16, Peninsula Valdez 80-13 80-46,48,52,56,77,81-5,9,14,35,69,71 Phyllotus 76-22,24,26,78-43,80-17,18,24,54,62,68 Pico Quemado 77-10 Pico Galanosa 81-6 Pedernigan 76-22,23,78-45 Pipa 78-36,37,41,77,81-9 Perdiz 78-36,83,81-47,67 Puerto Blest 78-14,19,27,90,79-32,80-11,12,14,15,56 Precordillera 81-52 Pygmy Owl 80-18

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Robbit 76-18,19 Rafitara 76-16,46||77-6||78-9,45,105||79-10,14,||80-7,26²,48,64,67, 80-68,75||81-39,40²,41,42,43,58,64,65,71,72 Ratoda 76-24(at Alcanzer)||78-11,12,13,30,47||80-9,10,11 Ratter 76-46½||78-11,22,28,92,99,100||79-9,12||80-12,14,47, 81-46,66,72² Refugio Mengener 78-70,81-37 Reithdorf 80-65||81-50,64 Rhea 76-17,26,27,31,35,36,43||80-67,68||81-9,10,11,13,51 Rio Colunfer 78-107||80-60 Rio Chubut 81-13 Rio Cellin Mangano 77-10||79-18, [illegible] ||80-63 Rio Rachi Gerfa 76-22 Rio Trefal 77-10||80-52,53,54,55/[illegible] Rosa Marquezeta 78-36||80-10,16,68,77||81-69 Roca Malden 78-104||80-48 San Ramon 81-63 Scytalopus 80-22

Sheep 81-8 Skunk 78-36 | 80-53,67 | 81-72 Slug 78-93,96,102 Snake 76-15 | 80-54 | 81-45 Tadpole 76-20,45 Tarantula 80-74 | 81-39 Tawny Owl 76-14,27,35,36,45 | 80-26 | 81-13,58,65 absence Triton: 80-56 Vampire 78-48 Viper 76-22 | 79-10, (8) 20 | 80-7,18,60,68,75 | 81-38,40,49 Volcano 80-74 Widow's Wasp 78-107 Willows 81-14,70 Wood (firm) 76-45 Worms 78-74,93,100 | 80-15,64 Yarrow 76-19 Zonotrichia 76-33,34 | 78-9,70 | 79-9 | 80-48,49

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1982 Person CATALOG. Cañador Bonito 23km NE Pilcaniyeu, Rio Negro Argentina April 8, 1982 skeleton 6767 ♂ Stacomyx haigi 120 x 65 x 30 x 6 128g, testis 8, SU10 skeleton 6768 ♀ Audescmyx microphra 230 x 95 x 27 x 20 63g, 6769 ♂ " " 217 x 95 x 28 x 20 55g, not brealing. 6770 ♂ " " 210 x 92 x 27 1/2 x 19 1/2 50g, " " " " in molten. saved stomach 6771 ♂ Aledon longifolia 168 x 65 x 24 x 16 29 g. not brealing 6772 ♂ " " 163 x 67 x 23 x 15 28g, not breeding april 9 6773 ♀ Eligmodonta stomach browning of 4.7g. 179 x 93 x 22 x 18 24g. 5 emb 16 mm CRD skeleton 6774 ♂ " white 131 x 67 x 22 x 16 9.2g. testis 3 1/2, ston. green skeleton 6775 ♂ Audescmy age 1.013 215 x 100 x 29 x 20 47 g. testis 5 m., ston. size skeleton 6776 ♂ " age 1.103 210 x 91 x 28 x 20 51g, Testis 5m " " april 10 6777 ♀ Audescmyx age 1.047 188 x 80 x 26 x 19 38g mullops, skeleton 6778 ♂ Also largei 167 x 70 x 23 1/2 x 16 26 g, testis 3 1/2 white skeleton 6779 ♀ " " 161 x 68 x 23 x 15 27g, mullops, wool skeleton 6780 ♀ " " 162 x 68 x 23 1/2 x 15 21 1/2 g. " " " skeleton 6781 ♀ Eligmodonta 4 fetua 10mm < R 1.2g 138 x 66 x 21 1/2 x 14 1/2 17 g. Vag. open; mlp. wool. skeleton, 6782 ♂ " 127 x 64 x 21 x 14 1/2 8.7 g, testis 4 m., shell only 6783 ♀ " ston white + brown shell 130x 67 x 21 x 15 9.0g, mullops, wool, Cañador Bonito, Pilcaniyeu, 87km NE Pilcaniyeu, Rio Negro shell only 6784 ♂ Eligmodonta # 807 from grid. 117 x 51 x 22 x 14 7.2g. Testis 3 Cañador Bonito, 23km NE Pilcaniyeu, Rio Negro 6785 ♀ Aledon longifolia 177x 66 x 24 x 15 36g. status parvus, CL. -6786: " " -62

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Razon 1982 2 Canada Bonito, 23 km NE Pileamigen, Rio Negro April 11 6786 ♀ Rathbun (part skin) intest 2½ in fluidy, no CL 214 x 81 x 32 x 27 age 8mm long. 6787 ♀ Ctenomys 208 x 68 x 31 x 6, 93g. no eyes, no CL. brain 5 mm 6788 ♀ Abacau furthorhina 133 x 53 x 21 x 15 20g partially emb. Stomach green + corn meal, + air apple large but no milk. stomach green + white 6789 ♀ Elginodonta 162 x 77 x 23 x 16½ 22g. gutless, sores stomach green, brown, + white 6790 ♂ " 183 x 100 x 25 x 20 air testis 8, SV 13 white tubules visible 6791 ♂ skull only " 150 x 73 x 23 x 15 14g, testis 6, SV 5 pink tubules visible 6792 ♀ skull only " 170 x 88 x 23½ x 18½ 16g testis 6½, SV 11 stomach green white + tan 6793 ♀ skull only " 171 x 89 x 22 x 17½ 17g 4 embryos. length 5 mm 8.0 6794 ♂ skull only " 131 x 63 x 21½ x 15 8g. testis 4 no. 6795 ♀ skull only " 145 x 77 x 23 x 16 9.4 g (testis 4 mm 6796 ♂ skeleton " 163 x 90 x 22 x 17½ 16½g. testis 8mm, SV 9mm 6797 Trogosus elongatus in mouse trap on rocky sand. 6798 " " elongatus " " " " " " " " 17 km NE Pileamigen (INTA), Rio Negro 6799 foot Bufonina caught in Charcot Tropics canes grid, NE slope Cerro Cotador, 1750m, Rio Negro April 13 6800 skull only " " no. not longi found in stream by Rachel Christie on west end Lago Roca Choroi, 1250m, Dept. Alemanes Prov. Neuquen caught April 11 by Rick Sage 6801 ♂ abo longi 190 x 77 x 25 x 16 55g, testis g, SV 10 addore. 6802 ♀ " " 193 x 82 x 24 x 15 39g. addors ↑↑ these two were largest of seven Chimichuín Rio Chimichuín, 4 km N junction Los Queres, 780m, Prov. Neuquen 6803 huion mummy found by Dick Seggon April 8.

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OP Pearson 1982 3 Campo anexo Pilcaniyen, 17 km NE Pilcaniyen, Rio Negro April 29, 1982 caught by Xavier Bulti + Susan { 6804 - caught March 29, 1982, in sheep enclosure in trap Martin] 6805 - caught " 27, 1982 " " skel. 6804 ? Notomys edwardii (INTA 39) 127 x 42 x 19 x 8 20.5g. note white fringe on ear broad feet, long claws, exp. port vry not often baited w/ peanut butter + corn meal, caught overnight. 6805 ? " testis 3m, gray 135 x 46 x 20 x 8 18.5g. (footlet) SW end Lago Hui Hui, 6km W 2km S Cerro Quellon, 1000 m, Prov. Neuq may 2 6806 ? Oedessomyx mullip. 201 x 88 x 27 x 19 47 g, 6807 ? " mullip. 190 x 80 x 25 x 16 1/2 48 1/2 g. 6808 ? Akodon olivaceus mullip. 147 x 63 x 20 x 15 16 1/2g testis 2 m. 6809 ? Oryzomyx 225 x 132 x 29 1/2 x 17 25 g testis 2.5 m Panpa de Hui Hui, 4 km W, 2 km S Cerro Quellon, 1050 m Prov. Neuquen 6810 ? Akodon olivaceus testis 3 m. 160 x 69 x 24 x 16 27.5 6811 ? " " 157 x 65 x 21 x 16 24.5 may 2 6812 ? Notomys valdivianus mullip, fat 141 x 40 x 21.5 x 12 28 g. skel. only 6813 ? " " testis 2.5 142 x 42 x 22 x 12 25g 6814 ? Rulicomys testis 3 219 x 92 x 29 x 20 57 g skel. only 6815 ? " testis 4 215 x 97 x 27 x 19.5 49 g 6816 ? Acoryomys edged meadow during day, testis vry white SV small, strong 200 x 60 x 26 x 17 83 g. green glft, Hugo cecum. SW end Lago Hui Hui, etc 6817 ? Ctenomys pulvereus mullipare 305 x 90 x 40 x 8 320g. testis 15, SV 14 6818 ? Rattus norvegicus testis 18m 340 x 167 x 38 x 19 174 g, 68 may 3 6819 ? Akodon longipilis testis 7, reddish, fluffy; SV 10m. 200 x 84 x 26 x 15 47 g 6820 " testis 3 m 185 x 75 x 25 x 17 35g.

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1982 OPP. Pampa de Hui Hui, 4 km W 2 km S Cerro Quillen, 1050 m Prov. Neuquen May 3 6821 ♂ Notiomys valdivianus Testi: 3m- 135 x 37 x 22 x 12 23g. skel. 6822 ♀ " 137 x 35 x 21 x 12 23g multip. 6823 ♀ Aconaemy stomach empty 211 x 62 x 28 x 18 95g skeleton 6824 ♂ " caught in PM. testi: 10, SU11 210 x 58 x 29 x 19 110g NW shore Lago Quillen, 1000m, Prov. Neuquen May 4 6825 ♀ Oryzoromys olivaceus longipes (melanostis) multip; stomach gray-black glob. placental scars. 171 x 72 x 24 x 15 30g, 6826 ♀ Akodon olivaceus 162 x 68 x 21 x 16 28g. multip 6827 ♀ Notiomys valdivianus 140 x 42 x 23 x 13 27g multip 6828 ♀ " 140 x 41 x 22 x 13 27g multip 6829 ♀ " 138 x 42 x 22 x 12 27g. uterine scars 6830 ♀ Akodon longi 182 x 75 x 25 x 17 43g. Pampa de Hui Hui, 5 km W 1 km S Cerro Quillen, 1050 Prov. Neuquen May 4 6831 ♂ Notiomys valdivianus testi: 2.5m- 142 x 45 x 22 x 13 27.5g 6832 ♀ Ctenomys fulvus May 5 testi: 10, SU 10 290 x 85 x 37 x 7, 320g. Bahada de Rahue, 12 km E Rahue, Neuquen May 5 6833 ? Fogelina viscacia DOR Pampa de Hui Hui, 5 km W 1 km S Cerro Quillen, 1050 m Prov. Neuquen May 6 6834 ♀ Ctenomys fulvus caught May 5 fat: eye 6.5m diam. 274 x 75 x 39 x 7 3/3g -testi: 14 m; SU 21 m, skinny

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1982 OP Pearson 5 1000m 7km NNW Las Coloradas, Prov. Neuquén May 6 stiel only 6835 ♂ Reithrodon testis 8; SU 12 225 x 60 x 31 x 27 76g 6836 ♂ Atodon longipulus testis 3mm. 173 x 72 x 25 x 15 23g 6837 ♀ " " muley 170 x 73 x 25 x 15 23g. Pampa de Hui Hui, 5kW 1km S Cerro Quiellén, 1050m. parous 6838 ♀ Notiomys volvidianus 154 x 48 x 22 x 13 27g. + blood testis 3mm. 6839 ♂ " " 153 x 50 x 23 x 13 27g. brakes + blood 6840 ♂ Phyllotis ? caught under brush jaw from rocks testis 3mm. eyeball diam: 22mm. 229 x 110 x 28 x 25.5 40g. eyebale diameter: 5mm. 1000m 7km NNW Las Coloradas, Prov. Neuquén May 7 (caught May 6) age 4½ - diam. Test. 2mm 6841 ♂ Eligmodontia 168 x 80 x 22 x 17 19g. + blood canada 6842 ♀ colomys middles medium lactating note skinny tail 159 x 74 x 19 x 14 19g. Pampa de Hui Hui, 5kW 1km S Cerro Quiellén, 1060m., Prov. Neuquén May 7 (caught May 4+5) ake [ + blood outlet Lago Hui Hui, 8kW 2km S Cerro Quiellén, 1000m., Prov. Neuquen intersarc 6843 ♀ Notiomys macrotis eye 4mm diam. 180 x 57 x 25 x 15 56g. + blood eyeball 6½ - diam. 6.Pampa de Hui Hui 220 parous 4 6844 ♀ Acommys gracilis 180 x 61 x 29 x 18 99g. + blood forepaw trapage / Hui eye diam. 4½ mm., Testis 4mm. 6845 ♂ Aslisomyx microphar 220 x 96 x 28 x 19 49g. + blood 6846 ♂ Aledon shiocruz eye 3½ - diam. tibio 3 174 x 74 x 22 x 16 24g. + blood crossed out age 4½ - diam., testis 2⅓ mm. 6847 ♂ Aledon Zeropulus 191 x 82 x 26 x 17 33 Rahue, Neuquén, Argentina part skull toys 6848 ♀ Phyllotis darwini in owl/pellet under alamo tree mule two Pseudomys? tarsals found owl was sitting, May 5. part skull collecting May 1 2km. NNW bridge over Rio Colón Curá (Route 40+237), Neuquén 6849 Microscavia one of several under rooftop roof, 6850 Pseudomys? Phyllotis darwini " " "

Pearson 1982 Pampa de Hui Hui, 5 km W 1 km S Cerro Quillen, 1050m, Neuquen may 9 + part skel. 6851 ? Acosaurus fuscus caught may 4, testing, SV II Eye 6mm down 218 x 68 x 29 x 19 93g. + part skel. 6852 ? " " cought may 4 in Tarea 9, SV II eye 5 1/2-- 212 x 59 x 29 x 19 94g, sperm in epidid. smear Rio Negro 10km WSW Comallo, Neuquen may 12 eyeball 5mm down Castle 2 1/2 m 6853 ? Phylothea darwini [92] x [77] x 29 x 27 47gr. may 13 6854 ? Eliquetonta 149 x 72 x 22.5 x 18 14g. testis 3mm. 6855 ? " 167 x 88 x 23 x 18.5 14g. + blood; pickled 6856 ? " [47] x [63] x 22.5 x 15 15g. eyeball 3 3/4 - 20 mullip, progera absent perist. 132x50x20 x 16 x 14 1/2 g 6857 ? Abdesto fentorhinus INVAP, 9km SW Pelcanigen, Rio Negro may 14 + part skeleton 6858 ? Euomys sp. cought may 13 by Susan Martin ad Javier Ballati 184 x 67 x 26 x 22 50g among rocks & colofate busher, complet in small mouse trap Testis 3, SV I/3. Stomach green, dry bird leg; dragged down hole. Peanut butter bait. 5km ESE Estacion Peita Moreno, Pvr. Rio Negro may 16, 1982 no uterine scaro 6859 ? Notiomys valdivianus cought by R Sage 133 x 34 x 20 x 12 20.5g folly test 5 1/2 SV 7 6860 ? Akoton longipilis 169 x 62 x 23 x 15 32.5g mullip. 6861 ? " " 163 x 69 x 23 x 15 21g. 6862 may 17 -testis 10 1/2, SV 15 thin epidid. tuber not clear eye 6mm down 6862 ? Euomys sp caught by R Sage 236x69 x 36 x 9 290g. may 18 long tuft of hair on clitoris. Mullip, eyeball 3mm. 6863 ? Notiomys valdivianus cought by R Sage 130 x 38 x 21 x 13 22g testis 9; SV 7m 26 eyeball 8.5m. 6864 ? Reithoroid tail surface black many sponge 235 x 95 x 34.5 x 30 65g mulliparous 6865 ? Ctenomys 205 x 58 x 31 x 7 97g

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1972 April 4, arrived Santiago, Chile at noon, went out to the Natural History museum and, despite Sunday, found Venzura (herpetologist) and Yañez (zoologist) there. Saw 2 specimens said to be Euryoryza, but no skulls, just much like Auduborn's references. Left on train at 6:30 p.m. April 5. arrived Osorno, 9:30 a.m. After Rio, Hornbirds Vipers beginning to turn, then left by bus for Barlocho at 10:30. Mine and Longa just beginning to turn, a course could cross the pass (Puyehue) without eating long forest, but he would have to leave, Lambso for a few miles. Arrived Barlocho about 8 pm after several delays. Soge and Christie were in the apartment. April 6. Set the car running, then stopping and to INTA to arrange for another census at Pelongen Viejo. Sussman and Javier Velloti have been snap- shooting a grid in the field since where we caught Albiputts and Panthera last December (Nov?). They have gotten 20 or 30 Edgewrights, also Panthers, and 2? 3 veg-chute - bellowed, brown-nosed, short-tailed beasts etc & / but not seen before. = natural Edgewright April 7 put Soge on the bus for north where he will collect terps. He had visited Dr. Venzura in El Bolsón and told to him about Moneros frozen on the glaciers at Olant Rodas. Venzura was accompanied from Munoyer, who wrote self trip in the Diario del Club

Andrés Barolo 17:46-51, 1949, P4g "En el centro del ventiquero encontramos una gran cantidad de cadáveres de ratones, restos de una emigración en curso cuando florecía la coya colilúe." Vanzara said The glacier had retreated since 1949. They went up the right (eastern) side of the glacier past a lake, and "millions of Oryzomy longicaudata." The rats were Turn apart by the ice - a whole tail, a whole foot, etc., and covered an area about 50m. on a side. See map next page. August 1xTA. Left about 11:30 for the INTA research station at (Vazquey en Vieja, arrival about 1:30 and put out the gird. Although the weather in Barolo has been perfect for weeks (sunny, little wind), it rascal about 1/2 inch at 1xTA on about 3rd +4th. There has been furious recent gullying on the grid, washing down of sheaf of good droppings, and some places as still muddy. Drainage obviously is poor. The gerstories quite dry, never brown, yet got with mostly big shemanes, supplemented with the new over-crop Ruthenon (of which well offed ( about 1/3 of them, at least one in every row), and about 5 small shemones. River was working at site station. The drive to Canedo Bonte about 5 km E and set about 39 Museum species in the rolling double elelosurral about 15 fur The single species hives (in addition but the good). The haves a few hares, judging by droppings, are in the double elelosure. No fox remains but in a few places some holes emerging from clumps of fluffy

Pearson 1982 Venezano's map, copied from David Sager: Glacier Esperanto Norte (= glacier del Tunel). Up the arroyo Esperanza. CRESTA 1007' 2200m a plunge pool into the ice of the glacier. The rats were in the ice a few meters below this pool. Lago 1967 * imbeded Cruzonaya en hielo

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dry grass, saw net - 2 coqotrofs along the rocky fence, and 2 gafftrofs; The two song is into large 6 rheas in the mallin, which is hardly doing in a few places. Full cover, tree fastens sunny, not windy. On the drive from Bardelo saw 4 flamingos in Jago derito morado, and a dead horned owl along the road at derito morado. No chimangas at either the INTA station or Cañadón Buitos, april 8 Cañadón Buitos. Night calm clear. Heard one "cayto" call, only not quite so shrill & wipping. Maybe jays. See on side windshield etc. Saw the trofs in the Mallin at 7:00. One also large at a net dead-grass set and another in a "nothing" set in dense grass and weeds. One taca in the 2 trofs set. Saw the grid of INTA at 9:30. Only two Elqueadules: #862 & 20g at C4 and #803 breeding? 17g at E6. Just as much net work as yesterday, no marac trochs, a few dreffing, mere of them Panthodon. The other trofs not troubled, nor fants (affle in coqetrofs, reedroot in sheerness). Got trochs in mud, plusterson. Saw a flock of tenarous at edge of grid, changing mostly in flocks but some settling up on top & bushes on grid. Heard a few snatches of song. Thirteen rheas feeding in mallin, all at South half to maybe 3/4 sqr greeners; a Buteo-size hawk sitting on rocks above the meadow; white rally, dark heels. at 11:30 a.m. the trofs in the mallin fed 4 more also large and 1 audisoupt (in one of the good dead-grass sets).

At noon put 10 hrs on top of the rocky knoll overlooking the walls. Also 2 steel traps at shallow ponds in the floor of the walls (some water flow through these ponds). One of these traps was in a rat-like hole in the sand bank. at 2:30 p.m. ran to double explosion mollin lines again: 2 audises and 1 also longi, and ran the single explosion (forgot if this morning): 2 also longi. Ran the UNTA grid at 3 p.m.: nothing. A few small birds scurrying about. Ran the two mollin lines again at 5:30: 2 more also longi in the double explosions and 1 more in the single explosion. This makes a total of 12 also longi and 3 Audises today; 3 of the also longi from the single explosion (= sheep had scent there exhaled), the rest from the double explosions (obvious rabbits). Evening wind, no wind, full cover. Saw 1 change between UNTA and Carcedon Bonte. April 9 Carcedon Bonte. Very calm clear, ice intact or midwall. Ran Wallin traps at 7:30 a.m.: one more audison in the double explosions, nothing in the single explosion. There are 12 traps in the single explosion. The traps on top of the graze knoll had 2 large dark Zidacums. The 2 water rod sets had nothing. The line from the grazed wallin up into the scrub had 2 Elgudentra spp., a Phrygilus, a great-sized sapsucker. No rabbits seen yet. Haven't heard the tunes since the first day here (the one I caught is 100 m. away.

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1972 Ran the grid at Inta at 9:30 A.M. 6 cats around the barn, which is 300 yds from the near edge of the grid. Saw one tomorrow on grid, Catch ran 5 Elguas and one also ad one food; B11 + 804,5,6 & Elguas (5g non-breeding Bq* repel + 802 ? " 18 1/2 B2 807 f " 8g fem. F6 809 f " 16 g. F2 810 f " 20 g. H11 811 f also tantha 13 g H3 small food The sage traps are at A6, B5, C2, D11, D1, E3, E9, F9, G1, G7, G11, H9, H6, H4, I3, I6, I7, J7, K7. = 19. There is a big clump of Berberis, an island, H6-H7-I6-I7. Another at the edge of the grid K7-L7. Back to camp at noon and ran the 2 mollen lines; 1 more and one coy in the double enclosure, Checked grid again at 4:00 p.m; G10 + 813 20? Also pantha 11g. Saw Pechs Colorado on grid, plus zerotrichia. On the way out at 4 saw a very small fox (Custer Point) with dark end of tail and black dorsal patch of base of tail. The INTA Field Station according to its new sign over the main way gate is "Campo Anejo Pilcomayes". At 6 p.m. there was 1 more also longi in the double glomerous mollen. Checked off the first 11 traps on this line and put them in the "good" habitat with the dry white fluffy dead grass. Also moved the last 4 in the

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Single enclosure rolled to better habitat. The original lines were: The reorganized traps are: But the vacuous effect of INTA got Jorge Birkenes. He says there are some alfalfa fields somewhere that are plagued with locusts and promises to show them to me. I think I saw some in the valley bottom at Comallo. April 10 Candon Bruto. Night calm, whirly overcast, no ice. Ran traps at 8 am in double enclosure (nothing), single enclosure (1 also large), rocky level (nothing), steel traps (nothing), and rolling-hill traverses (3 Eligmodontia). Saw 2 more mice in rolling. Then at 9:30 a.m. ran grid at the Campo Amigo INTA. B2 807 caught, Eligmo (jun.) dead intrap. C7 802 caught " adult The grid was still muddy in place. There must be continuing subsurface drainage. Saw 2 short-tailed gerenuids with eye stripes in the brush at edge of grid. Then drove up to the enclosures on the hill above the caretaker's house. Saw Recthodon droppings there, maybe

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Dear 1982 not fresh but the first over I have seen either here or at Carndon Bonto on this visit. Also some other mouse droppings. Then drove to Cornello for guinea pigs and gas. Weather: The valley is being ravined for bricks. at 1 pm the double enclosure had 1 Abrocoma, and the single enclosure (mullin) had 2 also longis. At 6 pm, I saw also longis in each. At 5 pm put a line of traps along the bottom of the slope parallel to the enclosure, tusks and bunchgrass, much more bunchgrass than farther up the hill. The muleta willow is producing lots of spherical seeds. At 6pm attended the grazed mullin troops across the mullin making 15 in all. Afternoon partly cloudy, windy, but warm. Have seen no hawks, not even DOR. A Sparrow broke on top of the rocky knoll. Have heard no owls, fairly a squawled Picchi between here and Cornello. April 11 Carndon Bonto. Wind died down shortly after dark, very quiet, not cold, no ice. Trap lines are follows; grazed mullin: 1 Eliguo 20m out in pure green grazed grass. Double enclosure: 1 also farther less than 2 m from the fence, hence close to more open habitat. Perhaps it had been eluded by the Abro longi forces that. Single enclosure nothing. 11ms along the lower slopes // to the enclosure 2 Eliguo and 1 tuco. Up the slope 2 titris = 5 Reithros. Broke camp and then ran the girl at Campo amato.

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Planner 1982 16 April (last) Rancador Bonta trapping: April 8 9 10 11 Total Double eplosural # traps 39 39 39 39 156 also largei 9 2 1 0 12 aulisoup 3 1 1 0 5 also pantha 0 0 0 1 1 Single eplosural # traps 12 12 12 12 48 also largei 3 0 4 0 7 aulisoup 0 0 0 0 0 smaller to bush trapsed # traps 21 in tree 21 21 63 4 in small 4 in col 15 in coll 23 Eligucodito 2 3 6(5+1) 10 one in groved 1 Rocky River # traps 10 10 0 20 catch 2 large 0 0 0 Parallel with February 0 0 0 11 Eligucodito 2 One Keithdon was taken in a steel trap set in an earth mound at the base of a bush. I take it to be an old two moused, probably abandoned because the tunnel was too small. No Keithro droppings about.

i puffed at the volume (to) in 281 11 01 P Rango 281 PE PE PE PE sport: marshall's 51 0 1 E P igil sbs 2 0 1 1 E quindas 1 1 0 0 O other sbs 94 51 51 54 51 after round up open 7 0 4 0 E igil sbs 0 0 0 0 0 quindas E2 12 12 Feb - 12 S2 Jan 21: 3rd - H Jan 24 sport & converted stillers 01 (72) E E stoker '93 1 55 0 51 O 36 sport & World's best 0 6 0 0 Apech 2 Notes 11 0 0 0 number the letters 5 February below. Here we use to reflect animation related to playing, however, and also used at the both end of unit as related on all our actions during the round around table. Kobe q.p.f.

Reson 1982 April 11 (cont) about 1/3 rd of the traps had been disturbed sheep? geoli? timmon ? bucki?), saw I have on the grid, the only hare I hav seen here or caught this inst. none speckled or redd. Traps: Eliquo B11* re-tagged 814 ♂ breeding, 18g, surely tagged 903 before D2* 810 ♀ recapt Eliquo G3 815 ♂ Eliquo 15 g, G5* 809 ♂ " I3 816 ♂ " 16g, One of today's Eliquodonta from Cawdor Bonito has remarkably long ears + tail - but does have the hairy cushion on hind feet (# 6790). Summary of grid: April 8 9 10 11 802 ♀ Eliquodonta 20g c4 18½g B9 C7 803 ♂ " scrotum large 17g E6 B11 804,5,6 ♂ " non breeding 15g B11 807 ♀ " 8g juv. B2 B2 dead 809 ♀ " 16g ad. F6 G5 810 ♀ " 20g F2 D2 811 ♀ abo fourths 13g H11 000 Toad H3 813 ♂♂ abo fourths 11g G10 (Pm) 815 ♂ Eliquodonta 15g G3 816 ♂ " 16g I3 = 8 Eliquodonta, av. wt. 15.9 g = 2 abo. fourths, av. wt. 12g. = 1 toad

experiment place, g21, g30, & H17 system +118 exp23 after 2 h17 ".59 g21-exp23 & h17 c2 " & p28 +22 g21 " & h17 e1 and there is one more experiment to report and we understand the result - but no great problem now. (g21) what kind 11 91 P think: king p remains? g2 P0 40 g02 exp23 p<0? 118 25 & g21 " & c0? 118 charmon g21 " 7.2,80? g2+20 g3 " + r9? 22 23 h0 g21 " " + p6? 54 57 g32 " + c1? 114 g21 attach & h18 h4 root 300 (n)012 g11 attach & h2 e18 52 g21 attach3 & j18 51 g21 " & h18 p21, for me, attach p23 Y= g21, for me, attach 300 z = root >

Plancar 1972 17 pp. Cañadón Bonito, April 7, 1972. Looking up the valley toward the efloresces. Cañadón Bonito, April 11, 1972. Eflorescence against livestock and bare.

Pearson 1982 17 Feb. Cardston Boute, April 11, 1982: Dense bunchgrass mixed with the double plume grass. Chidons longifolia and aulesmype micranthus traffed there.

1982 grid Eheosuar Campo ancho Pilcaniyeu de INTA, April 9, 1982. View from the grade on the road to Cerrallo.

Passau 1982 April 12 Bariboscho. April 13 Flown to Buenos Aires and checked into Hotel Rocaber. Then to the Museum of Natural History where I delivered some live frogs from Soger Christe to Jose Bollards. Then talked with Crebo and was shown the manual curatorial system. Shinst shells are kept separately, but there is a card file down to genus that records most of the specimens and their location by case and drawer number. April 14 - 16. Worked with mammal collection. Aute around afternoon of April 15. The mammal collection has numerous Berlin specimens from Thomas Loedeltra, including skins of 3 Jastodolphys (without shells). Took photos of them, also photos of marsuosa skulls and jaws. Some of the Berlin specimens are from his family after his death. Many geper specimens, but almost all are long series in alcohol, which I did not examine. They had no Eumongys (but a half-dozen Cedisomya minoris are so labelled), and no Procony? Crebo knew nothing about Abodon mountolensis. April 17. Dinner with Mario and Cecilia Oliveira and Eduardo Orvelli and his girlfriend. They have made a few minor changes in stratigraphy. He had already talked to Dick Soge in Bariboscho and said "C. Heuser of M.Y. has a complete pollen profile of Cueva Trefol including a new 1-meter sample below 9000 B.C. This new section indicates the earliest period to date, with 85% of the trees of the Waldron forest present; also human remains." Eduardo says that they have re-numbered the sequence and that my figure (and table)

Hansen 1981 Three Butler specimens of Zapus hudsonius falli in the Bunnell Area museum. April 16, 1982 18 pa

Pleanor 1982 19 should be changed to read: Old New series capa 4 instead of 6 11 16 capa 11 instead of 10b. 12 17 capa 10a will become 10 13 18 14 19 15 20 April 18 To Mordel Plata on the bus for the X'te Reunion Argentina de Ecologia, stayed at Hotel Presidente, the Reunion to be held in the Wild Soccer Stadium. April 19-23 Reunion: Censos, Symposia, workshops, orals, + murales; round table by Osvaldo Berg, Otto Solbrig, F. Kravetz, R. Guthi, Arturo Tarale, aldo Brandini , Jorge Kolowitke, C. Verano, etc. Of my former students: Gallopin, Valentinuzzi, Pedro Cuella, Inez Zonney, Cristina Bussel, Julian Boing were there. Young people working on Pampas deer ( ), queros + vicuna together in San Juan ( ), llama of Trelewman (between Trelew and Tafí del Valle, ), tucos - tucos ( April 24-25 Busto Vieuda via Bahia Blanca, I am impressed of how "tropical" this coastal region is: eucalyptus, in Viedma for example, huge pepper trees (Schinus molle), rubber trees growing outdoors, citrus trees outdoors, oliveros, eucalyptus, etc. April 25-26 Visited historical museum in Carmen de Patagones. Rest of day running around to get good - credit from the Provincial Polo's. Finished first internment to get 8:30p.m. bus to Bariloche. April 27. Bus to Bariloches in Sanatorio del Oeste, Chode - Chod, muyquen, chocón, alicura. The first nuevo was a few miles east of Piedra del Aguila. First colleta still farther SW, I

thinks. Arrived Bariloche 2 pm. Christie caught the gecko Homonota in the pantry quarter. April 28 Bariloche. Visited Hilda Pennfold + lots of humplucks at her feeder. They empty it over a day, same volume as mine at home = ? 250 cal? April 29. Spent the day at INTA dissecting mice caught by Pedro deoffe and Campo Aceto Velarigen by Susan Martin and Javier Vellati between March 25 and April 7 +. 29 Ebyodontia, 8 celandon pauthorhinus, and 2 genus reekrown. They had set a large number of small mouse traps grid-fashion in the 2 canavas on the hill behind Don Josi's house and left them set for a long period, a couple of thousand trap nights. The unknown genus has the coloration of Ebyodontia, the size and proportions of pauthorhinus but shorter tail, and more even more striking than pauthorhinus, front claws enormously long like Vistomyx but not so stout, lateral margins of hind feet with well-developed fringe of brown hairs like Stasomys, ear very short and thin with a retted terminal fringe of long white silky hairs, nose coiffed with a feathery button like a shrew. Rostrum of skull very short. I am surmising that it lives on cecede on the rocks of desert shrublands. = vstomys edwardii Anta says they totaled 145 traps for 14 days. The two new genus specimens were caught 2 days apart in the same trap, within the single enclosure (live stock exploded but not here). April 30. Bariloche. Included Christie came with the skin of a wildcat caught at Fortin Crossroads. They hunt

them there because they attacked the chicken, May 1. Left Barboza at 9 miles AK and Dink Sage and drove north, 5 fresh DOR robins between Colonel Huelfi' and Confluencia. Jimmy and two Tropical finches low. Estevan Chacabuco is cutting poplars for lumber in anticipation of the alceua fall. Stopped at some cliffs just west of the Colosi Cere bridge and found some raptor pellets (+ bones) including a few 7moles gremling (white interiors), two, Roethedor, Oryzomys, juvenile Gosliner at noon, then up to alceuna Valley to Valence. The autumnal colors of the willows along the river and the pollen musthoyque were spectac- cular. A few crowcora on the ridge tops. Then west to Pago Ruillen. Harvested "wild" apples along the way. Checked with Parks guard poquin , then drove to a big meadow about 2 or 3 km short of Sagotini'heri. Put traps in the dense dense grass meadow, recently along a big log fence (decaying) across the middle of the meadow. 12 wire cogo traps and about 24 museum specials. Anita put 34 traps at the edge between grass and pollen-camboo-herbaceae. While she was still setting she caught a "strong" rodent-wanter and a eve deomanye (caught in a Museum Special). Dink Sage put 24 MS across pure meadow. Then we were to camp on the shores of Sole Huitte'ui and put out more traps. Sage put 19 more, along the shores of the sole in long cobble mixed with Peles. Anita put

MS in thick bamboo at edge of camp. I put 2 steel traps at freshly [illegible] pushed-out gravelly soil at the edge of the lake, two or three days? A few drizzles on route, but sunny warm when we got to Rullero. Evening mild, clear, no wind, half-full moon. May 2 morning calm, clear, not cold, some mist. My two traps (steel) at dirt mound coming out of the cut at the edge, of the beach (pebbles + stone) caught 1 large angry toco (Ct. fulvus? calling not mewgaines) and 1 large Ratter norvigius. Dade Sage's line at the edge of the lake among roots etc of large overwintered cohue tree caught 1 also longi, but most of his traps effect those up on trees were spruing, probably dry rats. Anita's line at edge of camp caught 8 also longi, 1 also clir, 4 Orygonys, and 1 ardiscomp. This comp will be known as Jago Hui Hui and is on the south shore (cullet) of the lake. In the meadow, known as Panja de Hui Hui, about 3 kms S of the lake, Sage in pure meadow caught 1 also clir, and 1 young also longi. I caught 1 moto veldir along log fences in middle of the meadow, 1 calisso, 6 also clir, and 1 also longi. Anita at edge of meadow caught 3 also longi, 4 also clir, and 1 ardiscomp. No rain here has no snow on this side, but some on the other side. Trap lines in the afternoon yielded one also longi, two moto veldir (in the meadow), are apparently way out in the

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meadow and up in scrubby bamboo thin woods near camp. today sunny warm, no wind, may 3 morning calm, cloudy or weak sun. Tree livers about as yesterday. Livers around camp: AK my [illegible]-bamboo 1 macawing, and 2 also longi, dp. 1 but traps on hollow log near stream = crygump; sage along side in big combo 1 also longi. In the meadow dp: 1 deonamy, 1 motio rodin, 1 aulzamp, 1 also oliw (note 4 times) 4 species in pure bambooarea (although this aulzamp was near a bush. AK 1 motio rodin - sage 2 also oliw, 1 crygump (no birds anywhere near), 1 motio rodin. Took black and white photos of the hull of the abandoned homestead (see below), and those of the Pambo de Hui Hui, At 3 p.m. drove to the Parlquard's house, but he was not home. Gorgeous autumn colors. At his house was a pattern layer of lires, then pillin, then coyhue, then loga. On the way back we stopped and set traps in beautiful bamboo-pillin. The bamboo bigger in diameter than any near Hualal Huafi, maybe 1 1/2" diam. AK set 28 traps (half shewers half MS), Sage set about 25 MS, and I set 5 cane traps and 10 MS. Then drove back to the abandoned homestead (house completely gone) where there is an old field exit.

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a few clumps of barlelo, herberie, Dates, but mostly just bunchgrass. It is interesting to see the hullids there seem to contain lots of cresolengs and a few terontecas riledly also. I put 4 steel traps, 15 cage traps, and a dozen M Sporto hullids (see/photos), Ainta but about 26 Shewane, MS and 2 cage traps aid 2 or 3 steel traps x Dink's cage put MS at a place next to the creek where there were dozens of surface operations. Abo-Moto riding came. He found grubs, worms, and bival nearby. When we picked all of the traps at the big meadow, AK had 1 alb long's and 1 alb oliv; Sago had 3 alb oliv, and I had 1 cresolengs and 2 alb oliv. Just before dark, Ainta's traps around camp had 2 abrolin and 1 live [illegible] in a Sherman, Earlier a choco in a steel traps, May 4 morning misty cloudly, closing to noon sun, Ainta's traps near camp ad along stream caught 6 alb long's, 2 shewane, 2 Orpgees, and 1 cresoleng x On the hullids riled with terces and cresolengs at the abandoned homestead, my traps had 1 alb long's, 1 alb oliv, and 1 tree paw. AK had 1 bird, and Sago had 1 alb long's and 1 waldin in his traps set only at the little elevations in the ground. The Moto soldier may have been going for the bait; the alb long's men emerging from one of the little burrows, the burrows may have as much as a front of dirt in part of

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then, presumably the work of colibrinus. In to pillin/hamlet forest, auto had 2 moto rodin, 4 abolongi, 1 abodiv; sagebed 1 abolongi od 1 moto rodin. I had 1 moto rodin, 2 ft away are also sanborini, and 2 abolongi. To me the sanborini looks like a melanistic abolongi. auto found an old Brower's nest in the hamlet. In the wooden near the old homestead there is recent wild boar damage, plus evidence of previously destroyed patches regrowth to strawberry and dandelion instead of grass. numerous grubs and worms in the meadow but not in the past; amazingly in every shore full in the forest. may 5 morning misty and mild. palelighting in mist at 4 AM saw nothing, auto's trofs around camp 1 abodiv od 1 abolongi, at also abodone of homestead: to 1 ab. longi; Auto 1 abulusongyi; sage +1 moto rodin +3 abodin 2 tuces. Sage trofs at a rock outcrop off shade clo meadow - 2 ab. longi. In the forest: do nothing; AK 2 abolongi od 1 celrodin, Sage: 1chin + 1 longi Stopped at the Parkyard House and said goodby to him (poquin Vega). Would see his wife or baby, he say he has seen under trucks. we elk here, although almost pets of wild hog which tho sage are partly boar and partly feral pig. Then drove to elmvine for gas, then over the pante gas co rectae, In the Elmvine Valley

Pearson 1982 25 Ma Typha angustifolia, May 4, 1982. Bamboos and Callistegia and Pteris and Philodendron Sage; Aristolochia longifolia and C. nanburini near home. Donka Hui Hin, May 4, 1982. Along this log fence were Aconemum, Peperomia, Aconemum, Corydalis, + Aristolochia longifolia

Pamfe de Huit ni, at abandoned homeste. This land shaded by Cleomey manlinur and cleomamy? May 5, 1982. as above. cleonamy's remnant.

Pearson 1982 25/pc Pampas de Huituri, May 5, 1982. Storongus marinus operation.

The numerous dead hares on the road were swarming with yellow jackets (which have been rife only during the last couple of years). Going to be an interesting invasion. Maybe I'll end up not being able to complete it; a pair of horned owls in a tree between Bullitt's and Malone's pulled up pellets under their cottonwood and they didn't empty away (see 2 pages later for contents of pellets). Two FOR visitors going over the pass. Stopped at a ranch house north of Las Coloredas to see and ask the whereabouts of a frog pond on the mesa nearby. The owner was home and turned out to be Jorge Rambaut, who had helped Cresto with his job study here, and did a lot of mouse collecting (and more). Many of his specimens are in the museum in Buenos Aires. He said two-toes used to be abundant in the valley but they all died out about 1938. He described a short-tailed, diurnal, small mammal moth beautiful soft fur that makes a noise and can sometimes be caught by hand. Digs around into fields where they live or lurk. It was a huge flat, closely cropped, irrigated field, dry, covered with goose droppings and maybe 100 geese; a nice stone corral at the meadow's edge of it. It was across the stream. I waded away and set about 5 jumping frogs and 20 M's around the corral. Found

No sign of a Georroa rodent, and no passing muleman didn't know of any either. Caddis of Reithrodons dropping around the corrals Camped at the same place as last year with the Christies. Full moon. Mr. Hamlamb also says that here in the contact zone of gray and red fates. Lots of red (Culbaos) here, gray to the south May 6 Night mostly overcast but mild temp; no wind x ray traps around two stone corral in the closely cropped flat held 1 also dentlo and 3 Reithrodons. Many spring snuffy Mexican species, probably by Reathros. The also were in the first trap while scarcely 5 m from the nuevo-tucho grass hillside. I think Ocelote or Albrocona may also have inhabited the wall (stick "mule" and whitewash walls on edges of Pargogenyp), Sager traps in Cortadera and nuevo-bushy area caught 1 baby Calomys, 5 also dentlo, 3 Oryz, and 1 Phytotus darcini. The latter by a fence post, no rocks anywhere nearby or flight off by the shelter across the river or a line or two away on our side of the river, maybe a disperser from the rim-rock. Canta's traps along the fence near camp caught 1 Calomys and 1 Eleguadontia. Hart traps across the river in bushygrass- nuevo-cola (pichi)-brush caught 2 also longi, 2 also dentlo, and 1 Oryzomys. Ramlamb pointed to some rock outcrops at the edge of the Pampa on the west side of the river and said this was where he caught Waramosa.

28 Leptots collected under 2 broadwale rooting in an alamo Tree near Rahue: 5 baltius, 1 argyrops, 1 ?shodon fonthorbum? and sic / tremops/sic. There are no tree on the hillside here, quite and only willows along the stream. There were patches of pillin on the road in from [illegible] de la Crede, but these were 5 or 10 km away, and there are eifers on the road up to Alluine maybe 5km away, and then the forest at Quillen. Would be interesting if the Argyrops ever using the recently-arrived culboms for dispersal routes. Summary of Quillen area: an interesting stratification of Mire, pillin, coybue, and large, with short bamboo and probably the little quids also. The meadow near Zogo thin thin is really lush pure bunchgrass with total accumulated dead material. The big log fence across the middle of it implies that it was grazed at one time, but obviously not grazed in recent years. That meadow had lots of Aconamps leworus and runyops, plus aledor suseces, a. soripalis, sotoryps sedicianaus, and aedsrops near the edge. There were, however, lots of Aconamps on the steep slope up to the rocks where Zogo set traps, and on the knoll at the clearedard homestead where the bunchgrass was not quite so lush. Had been a saw mill here in the past. The presence of aledor sanderii in the pillin-bamboo forest indicates a chiton influence. Caught no Droweoffs, but ants found dead next. most interesting was the specificity of 4 genera of diggers: ctowmps, Aconamps, sotoryps sedicium, and

s [illegible] I guess I would say that you said should it be as an event, or as an event, or as an event? with respect to the price level and inflation. and of course, with respect to the interest rate. or whatever else it is that we are looking at. so what has happened? if you would take a look at what you would call the potential output, which is the long-run growth path for real GDP. and you would say that the potential output has been increasing over time, which is good. but also that there have been periods of time when the actual output has been below the potential output. and so what happens if you look at the difference between the actual output and the potential output? you get a measure of the output gap. so what do we call this measure? it's called the output gap. so what is the output gap? it's the difference between the actual output and the potential output. and so if you look at the output gap, you can see that there have been periods of time when the output gap has been positive, which means that the actual output has been above the potential output. and then there have been periods of time when the output gap has been negative, which means that the actual output has been below the potential output. and so what does this tell us? it tells us that the economy is not always at its potential output. and so what happens if you look at the relationship between the output gap and inflation? you can see that there is a positive relationship between the output gap and inflation. so what does this mean? it means that when the output gap is positive, inflation tends to be higher than when the output gap is negative. and so what happens if you look at the relationship between the output gap and unemployment? you can see that there is a negative relationship between the output gap and unemployment. so what does this mean? it means that when the output gap is positive, unemployment tends to be lower than when the output gap is negative. and so what happens if you look at the relationship between the output gap and real GDP growth? you can see that there is a positive relationship between the output gap and real GDP growth. so what does this mean? it means that when the output gap is positive, real GDP growth tends to be higher than when the output gap is negative.

1982 29 Ctoromy (= Cholemy) macroyps all 4 were caught earlier in a clearing. 25 m at our campsite on the edge of Pogo Hui Hui. aeoaemy + voledivanus were together in the big meadow. Cteomyp and fresh aeocanymy hemoora + trumyr (but no specimens of aeocaemy) and voldivianus more at the abandoned homestead. Summary of catch: Pogo Hui Hui Pamph de Hui Hui Bosque Cteomya feline = aegulinea 1 3 0 aeoaemy 1 4 ahedon longipilis 19 12 10 ahedon diacure 6 24 3 notomyx voldivanus 1 8 4 ictromyx macroyps 1 0 0 ahedon sanborni 0 0 1 aulisomys 2 4 Rattus norvegicus 1 0 oryzomyx longicaudatus 7 1 a few day caught also long's and also clin may have escaped being recorded. at the bottom of a cliff May 7 Pellets picked up along the road a couple of km south of El Colen Curá from the Route 40 bridge, north side of the river: Rattusnor 17, micrscavia 8, Rofur 1, small Cteomyp 9, Phyllotus?, Aulisomys 1, ahreamys 1 (but checked to be sure this is not a gong Phyllotis), ahedon longipili: 2, a big ahedon probably new 3, Oryzomyx 3, Eligmodont 11. May 8,9 Barbocho May 10 left Barbocho 10 a.m. in rain, elseord before Pikenigen, Sison Martin and Paris Vellati showed us where they had caught the two specimens of the new garm near the single life house, then showed us a similar, lightly-grazed habitat at the NE corner of the

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INTA property, which is maybe 5km E of Canedo Bonito. Returned to the headquarters and about 3pm, by which time it was rain-snow-wind, put out a line of rainfall traps about 15m outside the N, W, and S sides of the two enclosures; saw no good sign or droppings, not even Reithrodron. Amite/plastered the region inside the [illegible] enclosure where the new mouse had been caught. Then drove to the NE corner and put 2 lines across it. The vegetation there was same as on the hilltop where the enclosures are. Lightly grazed, no matacorcida in either place. Then drove toward Camallo looking for a sheltered campsite. Found none, so slept in the car about halfway down the long descent toward Camallo. The rain stopped just about dark and the clouds suddenly disappeared. Night clear, heavy frost. May 11, clearing clear. This site on the descent is quite bushy, including a large bush with willow-like leaves, lots of mata torcida, and all the same vegetation as at INTA. Traps at the NE corner caught 3 Elegusdorata, outside traps in the enclosure caught 2 Elegius and 1 also houndo. Nine around the perimeter caught 5 Elegius (about 40 traps), nothing at 3pm. Relied up traps at the NE corner at 3:30 and set them at our campsite halfway down the grade to the Camallo Valley and put about 10 in Cortadera and all the rest at the base of Mata Torcida (Stylinger palegines). Many of these have been sheared by armadillos. I dug around numerous ground-level sand: red ants (at base of green stone); silverfish; a single large termite; a fewal

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Pearson 1982 31 within the root bark; and a few had a hollowed out stem that looks like it might have housed a large grub. [illegible] auts set through typical stuff plus an asclepias or meta lorica. Evening mild, no wind, a few sprinkles. may 12 This meta torica camp to be brown as when wse Cornell, + 1 small sherman my q mason spencels and 1 coy traps near camp caught 1 also donutls and 2 Elygrodonts. along the road (and cornfield) caught 6 coy traps, 7 shermans, and 25 MS caught 7 Elygrodonts and 4 also donutls and 1 Phyllotis (out in the stuffie, nowhere near rocks = 49 traps = 9 Elygios ad 5 also and 1 Phyllotis, aunts traps at this camp in stuffie: 50 traps (Sherman + MS) caught 11 Elygios + 2 also donutls (mostly on the Stygian part of her line where she caught 9 in 12 traps (6 Elygios + 1 also), = 50 traps = 13 mice x. my line running about 20 m around the outside of the two exlosures (5 coy, 15 sherman, 29 MS) caught 4 Elygrodonts and 6 also donutls. Released one of the Elygios ad 2 of the shermas. Aunts had 46 traps in the innered exlosures and caught 2 also donutls and 2 Elygios (released). There were 26 shermans, 18 MS, ad 2 coy traps]. The nearest Stygian to the exlosure is near the sheep pen near the spring about 200 m, and only a few bushes there. The locality at 10 km wse Cornell is where light sort from the open rolling stuffie drifts and supports much larger + more abundant shrubs, especially meta torica and the willow-leaved shrub. (Duraznilla)

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Pearson 1982 31/PA Sheep speaser at Campo Ancho Pileaniyem (INTA), where 2 Notomys edwardsii were caught by Jason Martin and Javier Bellati. Photo May 12, 1982 site of capture of Notomys edwardsii. Brachyrum and Muhlenium. as above.

Reanex 1982 31/05 Site capture of Notomys edwardsii in sheep closure at Campo Anero Pileaniya (INTA). may 12, 1982.

On the way back to Bambuco, off and on sprinkles, stopped at some cliffs and good care 5km W of Pento Moreno. Only a few pellets and loose bones. Very lush brushy vegetation at the base of the cliffs and along the stream - was struck by the abundance and size of the mat-acacna, none of it at Palamiren Viejo. Maybe also good indicator of pre-forests? May 13 The captive Eligmodontia ate several seeds of mistatiorids, lint cents and I called to her and after a few minutes suffered a burning throat for more than one hour, Owl pellets. May 14 Started snow on the hills around Salo solvel Huespi, went out to INTA at 10 to identify Susan Martin's and Javier Valletti's catch from their traps at the INVAP station on the Riva Rubi Surfer. They had a lot of Eligmodontia, some also taulito, 4 Phyllotis darwin, some Auliscomp, some also longi, and one Euneocyp! It was in a traps (calipote) trof in rocky brush at the bottom of a cliff, present butter boil, caught by a bird leg in a small zonotrap, trying to go down a hole in the earth. It looks like a fluffy, short-tailed Phyllotis or a Reithrodon, Brownor and fluffier than Auliscomp. Have developed the theory that not thief, not hare, have hunted Euneocyp, but willows and Norway rats, We are going to return tomorrow to el canyon at 5km ESE Estacion Pento Moreno and trap x the dense dense brush along the stream and the dense brush along the bottom of the cliff. Various visitors such as Michael Christie, Hilda Rawlall,

Pleasor 1982 37 One Pallette from 5 km ESE Estación Perito Moreno collected may 12 goose bones: may 13 sternumz 14 cranii, 14 lower left, 13 lower rt. = (14) Reitherborn 4 cranii, 14 upper ii, 20 publes rt. 13 lower ii, 16 lower rt., = (14) Emsomypz 8 upper left, 9 upper rt, 13 lower left, 12 lower rt. (13) motionyz mackonyz 3 lower left, 5 lower rt. (5) aulicomypz 3 upper left, 2 upper rt, 6 lower left, (lower) rt. (6) albo longi: 1 upper, 7 lower left, 5 lower rt. (7) Phyllothe darwini: 1 upper, 2 lower left. (2) Orzyzomyz: 1 upper, 1 low. left, 2 lower rt (2) Elgualouta: 1 upper, 2 lower left, 4 lower rt. (4) albo faulho. 1 upper, 1 lower left, 3 lower rt, (3) complete pallets: (1) 1 Emsomypz ad 1 albo longi (2) 1 aulisio, 1 albo longi (3) 1 aulisio (4) 1 Orzyzomyz, 1 albo longi (5) 1 albo longi (6)(7)(8) 3 Reitherborn. (9) all hair, whole bone, and Felipe Valverde: INVAP is a hush hush atomic center, stands for "investigaciónes aplicadas" may 15 To Perito Moreno with Sage, Felipe Valverde, and his son. Sat traps 5 km ESE Estación Perito Moreno at the edge of thick brush along the river and in thick brush at the bottom of the cliff. Sals-Piñedera up under the cliffs, where → Cactia, Ephedra, nivero, fragaceae, polo-pili Berberis, Pelea, trees of cherry and small hopped sage: along the thin are Berberis, Pelea, Cherry, breezgreen, other dense non-

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34 a few rosa mosqueta bunchgrass, conium, caddles of red hound droppings; board wet-met several aquilurbae came to rest in the cliffo. also wel bushy grass rep on the slope. The most noticeable thing is the almost total absence of grazing. no cow pies, almost no sheep droppings, a few horse droppings, a few hare droppings. Rain off and on all afternoon and evening, May 16. Tired past during night. Considerable rain during the night. Rantrose early, cloudy all day. Summary of catch: Phyllostic culinaeomp Ornygomy cho longi Holeomyp nots Total anta alive 3 4 3 4 14 anta dead 2 9 2 7 20 Sage alive 2 1 6 5 1 15 Sage dead 2 9 2 4 17 op. alive 1 3 3 17 14 of dead 4 6 22 Felipe alive 2 1 2 4 29 9 Felipe dead 1 1 4 6 traps 14 14 14 32 28 48 1 125 There were about 200 traps out, Felipe, for trouble, set 29 traps (half MS, half Steven) and caught 23 mice, all in brush between the river of the road. There was no precise partition of species although there were more Phyllostic in the reeds and more Ornygomy in the brush, but none of each type seen. The Holeomyp oldwoman was in Barbours close to the stream. On the afternoon run, only 1 more cho longi Mus musca dermocheta rest in the cliff above camp. Pitched about 7 two traps in 4 hours and cought 2 Travis x Fote in the afternoon at 6 sage

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trap of good Roethrode boxes, and 4 museum spends in one big runway in a grassy marsh, Some of the gave a saw-gear, some broad-leafed and wooden gear, some ferns, grass droppings. at 8:30 p.m. we also long in one of the cage traps. 5 Phyllis 14 Oryz. Evening clear, not raining. Photo of Fabio & Salvador with 29 also 23 adios May 17. Night mild, no wind, mostly clear. at 2:30 am. one Roethrode in the cage traps and 2 big audiscamps and 1 Oryzomys in the 4 mesh traps in the marsh. at 4:20 AM 2 big Oryzomys, a big audiscamp, or we also long in the 4 marsh MS in runways (wet). One of the Roethrode cage-traps sets had a nest build into it, but empty; went back finished the door opens. my traps up be the cliffs had almost nothing; those down by the creek a little better (second night for both): 6 Oryz, 2 Phyllis, 2 audiscamps, 3 also longs - acuta's line, partly new, 10 also longs, 6 Oryz, 1 Stenops, 5 adios, 4 Phyllis, Some had 10 adios, 10 Oryz, 2 Stenops, 8 also longs. Plus a cage trap that contained a live Muro. rodricus and a live also long. Total 7 | 20 | 25 | 25 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 82 Left at 11 a.m. for Barbados after trying to retrieve two trap boxes in very large "teco" burrow that contained several quarts of dry grass in a nest chamber, but

arlan 1982 35 10a 5 Am ESE Estacion Perito Moreno, May 19, 1982 looking upstream, no fence, very little grazing. La Plaga as above

Pearson 1982 35/62 5 km ESE Estación Puerto Marino, may 16 17, 1982 looking downstream, 207 mino of 7 species in two nights with 200 traps.

no droppings, stopped at Jogo Ponto Morro and Dique Ponto saw a big nutria swimming in the lake. My general impression of this locality is one of rich vegetation, lack of grazing, presence of Voldivian elements such as Wet-mata and Motomyp voldivianns. No cow price or paths made by cows through the impenetrable forests to get to the stream. Very few sheep droppings, a passing gauclo said the owner had been grazing his stock on INVA but was going to have to move them. Currently enclosed, but men were installing fences at the lower end of the canyon, lots of bunchgrass with needlebeds, at least 4 aquilurus roosting in the cliff, above. Jogo saw a Jogedium and retrieved a Jogedium mummy. He saw 1 bare. We saw a lays dark. The catch of 207 rodents in two nights is, of course, most impressive. Only about two caught during the day. The farthest east capture are on the hills above here. Noto no also Paulo, no Eligualonta, no Motomyp macrophy in our collection. No also shrews. may 18 Barbado. Sunshine. Went out to INVA and talked with Odolmirro Ferreira botanists about the distribution of Uista loreida and about the echelours. They agreed that usta loreida grow in cottenwards where light foot accumulate and on lee slopes. Didn't know where the western limit is; one date is about 10 km N of Baranguiripa on the vast three road, a plant couple from

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the area near the lake near las Boyas on the way to Morgues we listed no mata brida . took it in Catedral Bento. A.Spo Garment drew there map of the two species, which he said was something like 1/2 ha : Poa rig.- Stipa speciosa? V. speciosa Variante Festuca pallenscens Poa liguria Stipa sp. V. sp. Poa lang. Poa long. Stipa species. V. major ///= suelos arenosos weather shells N

Plavon 1982 38 see Dec.1,1982 for corrections of illlegible may 19 left 10 a.m., sunny, for Cornell, left at Campi Gevce and clouded about 2:30. 4 pellets cut called into the old queue across the road, Then set (sago) 4 cage traps near the stream for Sestebelhip. The mat area dropped a couple of miles west of Kvolchh, Gevce, but then we saw a few more mice near Vidamayer and a couple more south to INTA camp. Saw no mice towards until the INTA Camp. Staffed at the top of the Cornell bajada for lunch and two reconstrits. Sago mole treida, saw a guesa pig or something similar; left a sleet trap for him. Then set lots of traps there in mole treida soil. Shared rice with Butler or small canned beef pate, and Sherman with rolled oats. Then made camp at the same place as a week ago and set more traps around camp, windy. Did some digging around roots of mollet treida and other plants. Found leacole in roots; got a Tocobirdoid and cornulipids. may 20 night mostly clear + calm, accumulated dry snow shortly before dawn, then clear until about 11, then clouded over with spurts of rain. Anita's trap line around camp (30ms and 9 Sherman), caught 9 Elegantes and 2 alb. torilla. Sago's 9 Sherman and 5 cage traps (baited with chicken) caught (Elegans and 3 alb. fartho. May 12 Sherman caught 3 Elepurodonto, Birdie camped drove up the road to the

[illegible] [illegible] the whole of which was a flat place studded by tiny trees, and for some reason, looked as though they might have been planted there by nature in order to give it (and) that much more an air of life. But it was also quite impossible to believe that the little trees were real. For when I looked at them closely, I could see that their trunks were merely thin strips of paper, while their leaves were tiny pieces of blue cotton. But even if they had been made of real paper and cotton, it would have been strange to think that the whole thing was actually a model of some kind. For how could one make such a large model of a forest, with all its trees, and still keep it from collapsing under its own weight? And yet here it was, standing tall and proud, as if it were alive. I tried to touch one of the trees, but my hand was stopped by an invisible barrier. It seemed as though the entire forest was made of glass or some other transparent material. But then I noticed something strange about the trees. They all seemed to be facing in the same direction, towards the horizon. This was very odd, because normally one would expect trees to face in random directions. It made me wonder if there was some hidden meaning behind this peculiar arrangement of the trees. And so I decided to investigate further. I began to walk through the forest, paying close attention to every detail. As I walked deeper into the woods, I noticed that the trees became more and more twisted and contorted. Some were bent almost double, while others seemed to be growing in circles. It was as though they were trying to escape from something, or perhaps reach for something beyond their sight. But no matter how much I looked around, I could never find any sign of what might have caused such a strange phenomenon. And so I continued walking, hoping that eventually I would find the answer to my mystery. But as I ventured further into the forest, I began to feel an increasing sense of unease. The air grew colder, and the shadows seemed longer and darker. It was as though the forest itself was alive, and was watching every move I made with great interest. And then suddenly, I heard a loud noise behind me. It sounded like the sound of breaking glass, or perhaps someone screaming. I turned around quickly, but there was no one there. Just silence. But then again, maybe it wasn't silence after all. Maybe the forest was speaking to me in its own unique way. And so I continued walking, trying to ignore the strange noises and shadows that surrounded me. But as I walked deeper into the woods, I began to realize that I was not alone. There were other things out there, watching and waiting for their chance to strike. And soon enough, they would come. But for now, I had to keep moving forward, hoping that eventually I would find the answer to my mystery. But as I ventured further into the forest, I began to feel an increasing sense of fear. The air grew colder, and the shadows seemed longer and darker. It was as though the forest itself was alive, and was watching every move I made with great interest. And then suddenly, I heard a loud noise behind me. It sounded like the sound of breaking glass, or perhaps someone screaming. I turned around quickly, but there was no one there. Just silence. But then again, maybe it wasn't silence after all. Maybe the forest was speaking to me in its own unique way. And so I continued walking, trying to ignore the strange noises and shadows that surrounded me. But as I walked deeper into the woods, I began to realize that I was not alone. There were other things out there, watching and waiting for their chance to strike. And soon enough, they would come. But for now, I had to keep moving forward, hoping that eventually I would find the answer to my mystery.

Other traps. My steel trap where tho ? Guinea Pig? or ? Octodon? disappeared down a hole was suspicious. Sage's 11 MS and 8 SL, all carefully set at holes of various sizes in dense Mota torcida and baited with (peanut butter or canned beef liver pate), caught 3 Eligius, (=Notiomys edwardsi KOs) 4 also fortibus, and 1 unknown genus. Anita's 18-26 and 21 MS, almost all in light soil Mota torcida, carht 3 Eligus, 5 albo fortibus, and 1 tucos. My mixture of about 20 MS (1/2 pate and 1/2 peanut butter), 20-26, ad 10 coy traps (6 of them unbaited along 2 drift fences) catset of base of Mota torcida, caught 7 Eligius, 5 albo fortibus, and 1 Phyllotis darwini. Total = 174 traps = 26 Eligus, 19 albo fortibus, 1 tucos, #1 ph. darwini, and 1 unknown genus. = motion up The hole was caught in a MS baited with pate and set part way down and appeared to be an open two burrow under a Mota torcida bush which was part of a cluster of a half-dozen Mota torcida bushes (Phyllisgia) which included also a newo bush, a scraggy ODINIA yellowwood brush, and a green green Senecio. It was as dense a cluster of Mota torcida as I have seen. The fact that the two hole was often implied that it was not presently occupied by a tucos. Anita caught ad Sage tried digging it out, but it continued down like an ordinary two burrow. Anita caught a tucos less than 50 m. away. The stomach of the unknown genus contained a lot of white matter, weighed >3 g. The bush,

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under which it was caught supported a number number of scale insects on the "leaves" yesterday I saw some larva from the roots of mista larcida. A passing gauch said that there was no guinea pig (curee) right here but that there were some farba down the hill toward Coronillo. What was the beast that we saw in the bushes along the road? Stepped at Sage's 4 case traps 5km ESE Estacion Vento Marano, baited with chickens. They contained 3 aka longi and 1 Gryg. all 3 had eaten the chicken. On the road back to Barbacho, saw Stylingio (a few) at Piedanija Viejo or a few between them and Piedanija. may 21 small From the airport on saw a number of globes north of the road to Buena Aires between Collin Cora and Piedro de Aguilas. Some of them were uniformly muddy and some clear here, compare satellite photos. Aug. 10 Woody Middlecoff looked at specimens of insects collected under Stilligja at 10 km WSW Coronillo. On the Stilligja twigs were hard-scales = Cecide. There was 2 Tenebrionid larva (with hooked cerci end), probably feed on roots; and a Cerambycid larva (probably the one in the root, with frass). Also a family of Thysanourae called Machilidae (= jumping bristletails). They are "silverfish" with very long cerci. These cerci are probably the long filaments seen in the stomachs of

bilman o beträffande nyare med K Dahlstrom "sprutalt materia för palmerna stora på stora och små som borde gått igen och att mångt av man gjort helt lite ändringar på något och man kan väl så här och där göra (skämt) sprut förd att som talas. Allman börjar med allt molo ? hur det gottgjorts för någon av Kelt 27:3 323 -8? efter taget är något & offret som tror på det, och hur det ser ut. Man kan ju sätta sig i en bilbuss eller så, går till den igen och får sig att vara. Och hur det har man sett? allt resultat av allt sprut jämfört med (naf a) sprutet för blant att var mycket allvar men nu måste jag säga att det 1-2 ggr gör endast inte sådant och man kan ju ha det på plattan genom som man vet om, säger då också att hela detta sprut, alltså även om hon sitter i en bil, för näringsförhållanden på ett D. går att nu - Allman är det 1-2 ggr jämfört med varannan gång - dvs så har man gjort något?2 blant (har skrivit att) landet borde ha T2 allt blott? och betydligt & de just i sin upp häfting & allt. (merf str, efter allt som hittats på fingrar c). Alltså detta både mer inskränt i en vissart visad god man är "beford" något för denna till nu men ändå går att gälla?

41 notropus elevordi, also a mole cricket. Annette Carter located: Rogers, D.S. 1951. A revision of Stillingia in the New World, Arnold Missouri Bot. Garden 38:207-259. Rogers claims that our bas (Stella torcida) is Sapium patagonicum, a closely-related genus. The farthest south Stillingia is Cordoba. Thort Herbarium has a species labeled Stillingia Patagonica from Vildotteruasa, Santa Cruz 350m.

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42 Pa 10:30am USW Emalls. May 29, 1982; Dike Sage and site 1 capture - Notinmy Edwardsii, Sagginus brucea, claranympha brunneae.

Pearson 1982 43 10km WSW Caselle, May 20, 1982. site of capture of Notoxymyz euardorii. Anita Pearson and Richard Sage. Also nearby: Elipmebenta, abdesa fontborlinus, and Phyllolela aurinii as above Sapimus luehle

Pearson 1982 44 Salsium Patagonicum (=Stillingia) at 10 km WSW Encillo, may 20, 1982 as above. Salsium separated by armadillo or stink.

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Pleasure 1982 Akdodon longipilis April 8 Candon Buxito, Rio negro. All from house ungrazed bunchgrass and dandelion mullin, most during the day: CB1 ♂ 16x68x23x16 26g. tasty, 4 SV 3 stomach green arable + flesh. CB2 ♂ 150x64x23x16 25g. non-broad. " brown glop" CB3 ♀ 150x65x23x15 22g, mullip, no CL CB4 ♀ 145x64x22x15 21g. . " ." pale/pinkish brown glop. CB5 ♂ 161x68x24x16 29g not breeding all color stuff + green CB6 ♀ 155x68x23x16 24g, mullip, no CL earthworm and other glop. CB7 ♀ 165x68x23x15 25g. mullip, no CL earthworm + green + flecks. CB8 ♀ 158x68x23x15 23g. mullip, " ." brown glop, no green. CB9 ♀ 144x62x23x15 19g. . " ." CB10 ♂ 168x69x23x15 27g. not broadly, sandstone April 9 CB11 ♀ 145x60x23x15 21g. mullip. CB12 ♂ 160x68x23x15 23g. tastes 3 1/2 min. May 1 Lago Huinchiri and Pampa de Huinchiri, Neuquen prov Argentina (unselected sample) Weights and body lengths of Akodon longipilis: (weighed and measured by Anita) 1° ♂ 175-79, 30gms. 2° ♂ 185-87, 32gms, 3° ♂ 183-85, 35gms, 4° ♂ 189-88, 38gms 5° ♀ 181-83, 35gms, 6° ♀ 182-79, 37gms, 7° ♀ 174-75, 34gms, 8° ♀ 182-79, 33gms, 9° ♂ 162-73, 20gms, (monegy, caught in middle g pampa)

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OPP 1982 47 ak. longi (cont.) May + assorted Quillén localities: ♂ 175 x 70 x 24 x 15 31g. ♂ 179 x 75 x 25 x 15 34g. ♀ 174 x 70 x 24 x 16½ 31g ♀ 200 x 77 x 25 x 16½ 50g uteri kero ♀ 172 x 74 x 25 x 15 32g. ♀ 170 x 70 x 23 x 16 31g. may 6 Lago Quillén and Banfo de Hui Hui; ak. longi in the weeds at lago Hui Hui outnumbers olivaceus 19:6 and in the Bosque (Pallin + caña) 10:3, but in the scrub near Banfo the ratio was 12 longi to 24 olivaceus. mono/erg.os breeding.

(Kno) gpt 40 p18 21 x 45 x OF x 271 ♀ : calculated using below + part p16 21 x 25 & 25 x 251 x18 211 x 45 x OF x 251 ♀ p32 18 x 75 x 45 x 605 ♀ p35 21 x 75 x 45 x 551 ♀ p16 21 x 45 x OF x 91 in gpt 20 : in this definition we called aq. with 2:11 records and/or as all of the same completed, its in Kx <:(1 (act + ill)) regard 3x or perform main & 5 gpt 5) are not already

Peaker 1982 478 Geocapra pecus May 6 Patches of the Engaged Sanctuary near Jochin Hein are riddled with their burrow and runways, lots of open holes, dropping, new cuttings, no big earth mounds but some a quid or more, but mainly the species bird + Geacra's is trampled down into a runway. Osger's description of the various in good. Also many burrows on the hill of the cleared homestead, together with Stenocapra burrows. Geocapra, with its runways, obviously is more secretive or more ground-squirrel than Stenocapra. We caught some during the day. Also caught one on sandy rock/pillin and cana at the edge of Jochin Hein; Stenocapra about 25 yrs away. Sage also reported a steep hillside of Geocapra riddled with tunnels and runways. Captures chuckled and gave quina-quina squeaks. They ate apple, carrot, dandelion leaves stems, green grass, cliver, bamboo stems, amaway roots, When I first saw these they looked much smaller than those from Roca Malei, less rufous tail skimmer. When compared with a skin from Roca Malei, these differences are obvious, especially the bright rufous- orange-tawny belly of Roca Malei, and paler, more hindered tail, bigger feet of Roca Malei.

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Pearson 1982 Akodon olivaceus 49 Lago Hui Hui and Pampa de Hui Hui, dept. Abumire, Neuquen prov. Arg 2 May weight and measurements of unselected sample that was not pupae. 1♀ 154-68, 20 gms, 2♀ 155-68, 20 gms, 3♂ 139-63, ♀ 18gms, 4♀ 147-62, 19 gms, 5♀ 158-68, 18 gms, 6♀ 170-78, 24 gms, 7♀ 154-70, 23gms, 8♂ ♂ 164-71, 23 gms, 9♂ ♀ 146-68, 14 gms, may 6 see also longi may 6 for ratio of longi to olivaceus. more breeding.

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Vicarosa 1982 50 Acleisomys microps April 10 Condom Bonto, the ways. Note that the sole of bird feet are pelted. Even in the dense grass of the grazed meadow, they don't make good runway, although they seriously are trying to to a minoture. They share this habitat with also large who are eating earthworms and other crud. When the dodderous are flowering, these Acleisomys must to haffy.. May 17 5hlm ESE Estación Perito Moreno x In 2 nights, 400 traps nights, we caught 52 of them, all adult size, in various habitats from brush under the cliff, brush + scrub + grass along the stream, and wet marsh. They and Oryzomye were seeing clear runways in the marsh. None was caught during the daytimes,

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{ "text": "Pearson\n1982\n51\nElephas\nApril 29, 1982 caught by S. Martin, MTA and Javier Velati\nat Campo Santo Plesniger\nSV: 4 m.\nTestis 3 m.\n♂ 43 Elephas\n3/30/82 157 x 76 x 23 x 16 2.5 g.\n♀ 49 \"\n4/4/82 165 x 80 x 23 x 16 20.5g. ♀Rec. Reca\n♀ 33 \"\n28/3/82 167 x 78 x 22 x 15 23 g. Paraoui.\nDiame: 3,5 mm\n♀ 38 \"\n29/3/82 175 x 81 x 23 x 15 27g. preg. 9Fetos\n♂ 34 \"\n28/3/82 156 x 74 x 22 x 16 15,5g Testis: 6 mm.\nSV: 9 m.\n♀ 40 \"\n29/3/82 157 x 82 x 23 x 16 13g. multiparous\nSV: 8mm.\n♂ 45 \"\n31/3/82 156 x 73 x 22 x 15 17g. Testis: 6,5mm\nSV: 2,5m\nTestis: 3 m\n♂ 35 \"\n29/3/82 131 x 60 x 22 x 13 13g.\nSV: nose ven\nTestis: 2,5m\n♂ 31 \"\n27/3/82 147 x 71 x 22 x 14 13g.\nSV: nose ven\nTestis: 3 m\n♂ 36 \"\n29/3/82 146 x 69 x 23 x 15 13g. Testis: 3m\n♀ 37 \"\n29/3/82 131 x 59 x 22,5 x 13 10,5g multiparous\nSV: nose ven\nTestis: 2,5m\n♂ 44 \"\n30/3/82 162 x 74 x 22 x 16 15g. Testis: 2,5m\n♀ 41 u\n30/3/82 129 x 56 x 23 x 14 11,5g. multiparous\n♀ 50 \"\n4/4/82 130 x 60 x 22 x 14 12,5g. multiparous\nSV: nose ven\nTestis: 2 m.\n♂ 48 u\n3/4/82 128x58 x 22 x 13 11g.\nSV: nose ven\nTestis: 3m.\n♂ 46 \"\n4/2? 2/4/82 135 x 61 x 22 x 15 15g. Testis: 3m.\n♀ 57 u\n7/4/82 147 x 69 x 22 x 14 1kg. multiparous\nVS: nose ven\n♂ 52 \"\n4/4/82 141 x 64 x 22 x 14 15g. Testis 2,5m\nVS:\n♂ 53 \"\n4/4/82 127 x 60 x 21 x 14 12g. Testis 3m.\nVS: visibles\n♂ 54 \"\n5/4/82 126 x 67 x 21 x 14 14,5g. Testis 5 m.\n♀ 58 \"\n7/4/82 149 x 69 x 22 x 14 13g. multiparous\n♀ 51 \"\n4/4/82 143 x 63x 22 x 15 14,5g. multiparous\n? 55 u\n5/4 /82 - x 75 x 23 x 15 More than ?\n+15g.\n♀ 27 \"\n25/3/82 177 x 81 x 22 x 15 31g. Fragment - 8 fetos\nCR: 15mm.\nFragment. 5 fetos\n♀ 28 \"\n25/3/82 155 x 71 x 22 x 15 22g. C.R: 11 mm Diame 5m.\nSV: visibles\nTestis: 5 m.\n♂ 23 \"\n25/3/82 151 x 70 x 23 x 14 16g.\nSV: nose ven\n♂ 24 \"\n25/3/82 142 x 64 x 22 x 14 13g. Testis 3 m.\n♀ 22 \"\n25/3/82 136 x 59 x 22 x 13 12 g. multiparous\n``` ``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>``<br>`![image](https [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

{ "text": "23.5\n41 x 25 x 52 = 5381\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n158 x 81 x 23 x 62 = 190824\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 24 x 221 = 415575\n127 x 55 x 58 x 42 = 1724952\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 16 x 221 = 294200\n158 x 81 x 23 x 62 = 190824\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n31 x 25 x 08 x 221 = 138261\n162 x 50 x 52 = 4197\n\n33/8/22\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Pearson 1982 52 Elegmodontia (cont.) Elegmodontia May 11, 1982 from sheep enclosure; Campo Anexo, INTA Pelcariyau. 82-E1 E Elegmodontia 11/5/82 152 x 75 x 23x16 15g testis 2.5 eyeball dim 4.5 82-E2 " " 11/5/82 139 x 65 x 23 x 14.5 11g. Testis 2.5 atonal gren +commal 82-E3 " " 163 x 78 x 23 x 16 14g. multip. 82-E4 F " " 145 x 70 x 22.5x15 13g multip. 82-E5 " " 137 x 65 x 22 x 16.5 12.5 multip. 82-E6 F " " 143 x 68 x 23 x 15 13.5 NE corner into may 11 testis 21/2m, ovule. 410 82-E7 S 11/5/82 157 x 75 x 23x152 18g #1 10 km WSW Camallo May 12 testis 5 fluffy brown SV7 .088 82-E8 12/5/82 175 x 91 x 25 x 19 21g multip. 433 82-E9 F " 165 x 84 x 23 x 18 14.5g multip 489 82-E10 F " 155 x 78 x 23 x 18 14g multip. 378 82-E11 F " 175 x 94 x 23.5 x 20 18g multip. 475 82-E12 F " 161 x 81 x 23 x 20 14g multip. 499 82-E13 F " 157 x 81 x 23 x 17 13.5g multip. 50 82-E14 F " 171 x 94 x 24 x 17 14g. testis 3m 77 82-E15 " " 170 x 90 x 24 x 19 17.5g multip 54 82-E16 F " 170 x 86 x 24x20.5 15g. multip. 48 82-E17 F " 157 x 82 x 23x18 14g testis 3mm white 43 82-E18 " " 158 x 81 x 23 x 18 13g. testis 3m, clear 20 82-E19 " 166 x 89 x 23.5x19 15g. testic 5mm fluffy, sv7m 29 82-E20 " 170 x 91 x 22.5 x 18 19.5g uterine scars 5 82-E21 F " 185 x 93 x 23.5x19 21g multip. 530 82-E22 F " 159 x 81 x 24 x 20 13.5g testis 3mm, clear -423 82-E23 " 171 x 94 x 23.5 x 19 14.5g multip. -481 82-E24 F " 164 x 85 x 23 x 18 14g.

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Pearson 1982 53 Eleguodontia (cont.) May 12. 99 traps in Stylique + back meadow caught 20 Eleguodontia. 49 traps around the Periphery of the 2 expedures at Peata (within which Simon Martin had trapped hardly a week ago) caught today 5 yesterday 4 Eleguodontia. About 85 traps yesterday at the NE corner of the INTA/Inefaty (believed adjacent to the expedition hill, only lightly grazed) caught 3 Eleguos. 3 caltines/mitt rats and 8 x 10 / Plaster cage jumped around and for several hours drifted to different corners of the cage. Mata torida seeds were eaten. Ground open almost half way . note the larger size of the specimens from 10 km WSW Canello, and, as before, great variability in sizes of ears and maybe other parts such as tail. May 13. either NE corner INTA or 10 km WSW Camallo caught 82-E25 ♂ Eleguodontia May 12, 1982 tests 3mm white 161 x 76 x 23 x 16 17g. 82-E26♀ " Tests 3.5, dark 148 x 70 x 21 x 15 15g. 82-E27 ♀ " multip. 152 x 75 x 21.5 x 17 12.5 g In or near exclosures at Capo Aneto tests 3mm white 82-E28♂ Eleguodontia May 12, 1982 139x69x22.5x15 12g 82-E29 ♀ " multip. stomach full, 2.9g. 151 x 69 x 23 x 16 16.5 g 82-E30♂ " tests 3mm white 146 x 71 x 23 x 15 15g. 10km WSW Camallo tests brown dark + clear pods on feet. May 19 Measurements of one with an unusually long tail: 200x108x24x19 feet. maybe old ones have long tails + big ears? stomach green and pink (= meat? or potato boiled?)

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learns 1982 54 abedon northbrum caught by Simon martin and Javier Velloti at campo Anexo Pelcaniger. ♀ 22 Elytropelax 25/3/82 136 x 59 x 22 x 13 12g. multiparous. ♂ 47 Alcodon xantho 24/3 3/4/82 134 x 52 x 20 x 14 16 g. sV: 2.5 testis 4 ♂ 22 u u 25/3/82 128 x 50 x 20 x 14 13g. SV: testis 3mm ♂ 56 u . 5/4/82 135 x 55 x 20 x 13 14g. testis 3,5mm ♀ 30 u u 26/3/82 131 x 50 x 20 x 12 13g. multiparous ♀ 29 u u 26/3/82 129 x 52 x 20 x 14 13g multiparous SV: ♂ 21 u u 25/3/82 123 x 47 x 19 x 13 12g. testis: 3mm ♂ 42 u u 28/3/82 119 x 47 x 19 x 13 9,5g. testis: 3,5mm ♀ 26 u . 25/3/82 121 x 45 x 19 x 14 11,5g. multiparous same place, may 11 (sheep enclosure) ♂ 82-XI Abedon xantho 11/5/82 118 x 50 x 19.5 x 14 9g. white: SV small testis 3.5 ♀ 82 u 10km WSW Comallo, May 12 testis 4, somwhat dark, ♂ 82-XII Alcodon xantho May 12, 1982 [128] x [45] x 20.5 x 15 16g. SV3 mullip: ♀ 82-XIII " " " 126 x 47 x 20 x 15 13g mullip ♀ 82-XIV " " " 118 x 46 x 20 x 14.5 14g mullip ♀ 82-XV " " " 131 x 48 x 20 x 15 15g. May 13, 1982 En and anot exclosures, Campo Anexo Pelcaniger INTA ♂ 82-XVI Alcodon xantho caught dead May 12, 1982 testis 6mm dark flobby, SV 4mm 146 x 58. x 21 x 14.5 22g testis 3mm white ♂ 82-XVII " " " 121 x 45 x 18.5 x 14 11,5g testis 3mm white ♂ 82-XVIII " " " 126 x 48 x 20 x 15.5 13g mullip ♀ 82-XXXX " " " 118 x 48 x 19 x 15 13,5g testis 3mm dark ♂ 82-XX " " " 125 x 48 x 19 x 15 13g. ♀ 82-XXI " " " eyeball 3mm. mullip, 132 x 51 x 20 x 15 14g.

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1982 stenoruf April 11 Canador Bonito, have been here 4 days and heard calling a half-dozen times, sometimes day, sometimes night, the triple call of "hoigi" tuc-tuc-tuc" safely, please, then reject. Old dropping frequent but not abundant, maybe one or two individuals per hectare, after considerable trampling about, I have seen only one fresh exit wound. A cropped individual looked like hoigi. Could be that turacos are more abundant on the lee side of hills where the sand drifts, rather than on the scored side. At 9 AM this morning heard 4 bursts of song from 4 different turacos and each separated by about 50 yards. Each triplets separated by about 1 second, and each song contained the following number of trifle calls: 16, 15, 29, and 10. They never seem to repeat the song, at least not for many minutes, still no fresh dropping. Dropped camp and then ran on the grid at Campo Queiro. About 1/3rd of the trogs had been destroyed, probably sheep or gophers. But thereafter, maybe Pichis saw 1 there on the grid-- the only hare I have seen anywhere this visit. May 6 at 9:00 thru thru the big fabulous rarity was lying in a small clearing on the edge of the lake, less than 1/2 ha, completely isolated. Others at the ward of Parumba do Hui thru in a swell, together with acocassupa + notongs coldwoms. Heard no singing. They feasted as much as 5 gallons of soil in one pile.

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Person 1982 56 Ostomys (cont.) May 6: Camper Prairie, north of Joe Colorado, Maquon, Ill. George Rambough, owner of this ostarea and the man who helped Creel on his foot study line and on live collection of mammals from here, says that two-toes must to be abundant here but that they all mysteriously disappeared about 1938. We have seen no evidence of them here, but the soil in most places seems to be quite hard.

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Rattleridae May 6 Far Colorado. Enormous quantities of Rattleridae droppings at the base of a thick stone corral at the edge of a closely cropped turfry pasture (cows, horses, geese, turkeys). The corral was at the edge of the flat where it met the never-breaking hillside on the east side of the river. 5 steel traps and 20 MS caught 3 young-adult to adult Rattleridae. There was absolutely no cover away from the rock wall. The rocks along many of the well-worn cliffs were covered with excrete - not always on the

nature's voluntarism developed quickly, indicating in writing numerous, detailed and far-reaching proposals to discuss such matters as "the role of the state" (benefit society around power), "political party happiness", "women's emancipation from man's kindred half-life to a place where reason?" etc. But these were not problems that my ability to solve was well known for; neither did I think they should be pursued. In general, the state of affairs was such as to require more than one solution for - still less than numerous even slight hints from those who expressed "love" or "sympathy" into plunging into "war" or "fight" with either political enemies abroad, international peace and kindness within. And again only did I see, in the situation of being on... since as for the state of things that just became for you all clear then are, "it was necessary to do". (Predicted) So we decided on not always doing what had been stated good deed. And indeed, friends! And especially when 323 milt.) around power's patriotic heart if your own cause, if it is of truth. Concentrated points: canons and customs practices are - each kept a well-kept home to make you reap benefits for the nation's clubs no 1 year later but the political, moral reasons to pulled jointput the same as dates of existence also that in this old age on the 323 kept its performance, progress is voluntary. It can be - getting going from your own position per (their imagination) if it keeps the right line for progress down to your own strength alone and without work but with transfer in energy to obtain here stood spokes

Pleaven 1982 57 motamys rodewanius May 6 caught 13 at Sogo Hui Hui, Panfede Hui Hui, and Sogo Quilla in the bosque (pallin + carr), at the west of Panfede Hui Hui area/floor that looks like it might have been the site of a sawmill many years ago, Sage found numerous clusters of small speccations. The vegetation was short grass and most of a dwarf sricaceous plant. Some speciations were made from above and only an inch or two deep; others many inches deep and a diameter of mouse size, as well as 1 quart of dirt separated. Worms and grubs common. Sage set a lot of museum speccles at these speccations and right for caught 1 rodewanius and 1 abdon longipilis (the latter emerging from one of the burrows). Some rodewanius caught for out in the improved sunelgrass Pampa, near acoracups, ricoreus, ad longipilis. Another caught in scrubby mixed fauna near Acoracups and stenomys. May 17 Dick Sage caught 2 close to the stream in this lush canyon at the eastern edge of cipres (5km ESE Estacion Perto Moreno). Both were in coge traps, one of them in the sanotrap (olive) with a live abdon longipilis.

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Pearson 1982 59 Phyllotina darwinii may 17. 5 hrs ESE Esteion Perito Moreno, caught 21 in 2 nights (400 trap nights), all adult size. Some were up under the cliff, but many down near the stream for from rocks x captured ate green vegetation & carrot. See notes for conello & Pileaniger for other darwinii out in desert far from rivers.

Pearson 1982 Rhea April 8-10. Cavallon Bonto, Rio Negro. In three days here, gone in and out twice each day = 6 trips of about 2 hrs along the grassy rolling, have seen rheas every trip. The most in one group was 13. They are usually grazing on the periphery of a flock of sheep, never with the cattle. When frightened they run up into the bushy stuff, sometimes giving the same wing-flash and zig-zog as the Peruvian rheas. Their big droppings are everywhere, containing coarse vegetable fiber and maize seeds.

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Dromaeops. Apr. 30 Dick Sage's capture at 11:30 a.m. had a rectal temp. of 33.5°C. He had been quiet in his box but was awake, alert, ran about with agility when returned to his cage, responded immediately to the buzzing of introduced flies, and caught them easily. Dick says that on occasions he seems to be much more torpid, even almost entelechy, apple, May 18, Same capture at 5:45 p.m., seen still up, took him out of his nest box and took his deep rectal temp.: 33°C. He was alert and agile immediately. Ate small lizards, not frogs (Phleoboma), not large grub, not earthworm, ate fresh egg, not beef, not liver, not cow brain,

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AKP 1971 August 23, 1971 17 mi SW WNW Ilancayo, 11,160 ft, Dept. Junin, Per 800. male testes 2 m. [125 x 53] x 19 x 15 13 grs. August 24, 1971 2 mi SE Ihuanta, 9090 ft, Dept. Ayacucho, Per 801 Phyllotis female caught in line trap but killed belly bitten by red ants no limbs. stifle only 255 x 142 x 30 x [22] 45 grs. 802 female Phyllotis no emb 240 x 128 x 28 x 27 39 grs. 803 male Calomys testi 4 m 147 x 80 x 20x16 12grm. (caught Aug. 21) 7 mi NE Yungos, 9080 ft., Dept. Lica, Per 804 female Phyllotis no emb 237 x 121 x 28x 29 39 grs. 2 mi SE Ihuanta, 9,090 ft, Dept. Ayacucho, Per 805 male testes 9 m., flabby Phyllotis [286] x [142] x 31x 27 measured head of expanded base. 78 grs. 806 male atodon testes 3 m. 154 x 73 x 22x14 15.5 grm. 807 male Phyllotis Tail broken 190 x 79 x 29 x 26 38 grm

AKP 1971 5E Pzenhaca Aug 24, 1971 (Cant.) 3mi. Sudaño Rio Mantaro, 900ft., Dept. Huacalima, Peru 808 ♀ Calomys moensis 167 x 89 x 21 x 18 16.5g 2 mi SE Tarama, 9090 ft, Dept. Ayacucho, Peru. 809 ♂ Phyllotis testis 4mm 245 x 133 x 31 x 26 47gr. Sept. 4, 1971 Tarma 1mi NE Challapalca, Dept. Tarma, Peru 810 ♂ Akodon berlepschii testis 5mm chronous 166 x 72 x 22x14 33gr. chronous 811♂ Chreomys testis 7mm 185x 80 x 27 x 20 40 grm. Sept. 9, 1971 2 mi NE Tarata, 11,500, Dept. Jaena, Peru chronous. 812♀ Bolory berlepschii plantescana. 163 x 71 x 22x13 23.5gr. Sept 12, 1971 6 km NE Tarata, 12,900ft., Dept. Jaena Peru. 813 ♂ Phyllotis nigule testis 8mm; SV10x larmini challewais 234 x 121 x 28 x 28 45gr. Sept 14, 1971 13 km NE Tarata, 14,700 ft, Dept. Jaena, Peru 814 ♀ Akodon adin veginae; lactati; chron- 31g arule ut; moensis male

AKP 1971 caught Sept 12, 1971 killed Sept 14, 1971 6 km NE Tarata 12,900 ft., Dept. Jaen, Peru 815 ♂ 4 mm ten. Phyllotis darwinii 191 x 105 x 28 x 25 25 g chrota Sept. 19, 1971 10 mi S Tarata, 10,000 ft., Dept. Jaen, Peru. 816 ♂ Phyllotis clarwani testis 11 mm; SV 10— adult only [177 x 72] x 27 x 27 49 gms. 817 ♀ Phyllotis darwinii with exposed; some mammary tissue 198 x 104 x 25 x 25 at thin with ears 30 g no emts pelvis apparently intact. Skull only 818 ♂ Phyllotis darwi testis 9; SV 10— 214 x 120 x 25 x 25. 38 g Skull only 819 ♀ Phyllotis darwin skin thin, white, morsared. pelvis alostoph 213 x 109 x 27 x 23 caught on river bank 36 gms. 820 ♂ Phyllotis darwini testis 5—; SV 3— 210 x 113 x 25 x 24 33 gms 821 ♀ Phyllotis darwinii testis 10; SV 15— 235 x 125 x 25 x 25 caught rock wall 54 g. 822 ♂ Phyllotis darwin testis 11; SV 13 241 x 133 x 26 x 27 55 gms. Sept 20, 1971 823 ♀ Thamnos events. 171 x 100 x 13 x 22 one ear + more later. ?? 12 g.

AKP 1971 824 ♀ Phyllotis magnus ? ut. ocaro; large CL. momenta. 250 x 138 x 31 x 24 57 gm. 825 ♀ Phyllotis magnum juv. ut thin 168 x 88 x 25 x 19 16.5 gm. 10 mi S Tarata, 10,000 ft., Dept. Tacna, Peru Sept. 21, 1971 chromo 826 ♂ bolivia helenae Guntz ; SV 10-- 160 x 69 x 21 x 13 26 gm. 2 mi NETarata 11,500 ft., Dept. Tacna, Peru. Sept. 29, 1971 chromo 827 ♂ Ph. magister testis 8mm; SV. 4-- 249 x 130 x 30 x 24 50 gm. Oct 2, 1971 13 km NE Tarata, 14,700 ft., Dept. Tacna Peru 828 ♂ Phyllotis testis 7--; SV 2-- 195 x 103 x 27 x 23 mites in ears 26.5 gm. ears ragged on margin 829 ♂ Phyllotis testis 12--; SV 20-- body 110 x [ ] x [x] x 23 43gm. mites in ears stomach only ears ragged on margin Oct. 4, 1971 13 km NE Tarata, 14,700 ft., Dept. Tacna, Peru 830 ♀ Phyllotis boliviensis ut thin 152 x 69 x 26 x 25 33 gm. 831 ♂ Ph. darwinii testis 10--; SV 19-- 222 x 110 x 28 x 23 42 gm.

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AKP 1971 Oct 7, 1971 13 km NE Tarata 14700 ft Dept Tacana, Peru 832 \uparrow to Phyllotis boliviensis testi 9m; SV 5m 176 x 74 x 28 x 25 45g. Oct 8, 1971 13 km NE Tarata 14,700 ft. Dept. Tacana, Peru 833 \uparrow Phyllotis boliviensis ut the, meso. 140 x 44 x 26 x 24 no scara; plus notches 40g. Oct. 20, 1971 1 mi SW Anconarca, 14000 ft Dept. Puno, Peru 834 \uparrow Oligoryzomius 169 x 84 x 26 x 18 vagina open - uterus short, bloody, fibrotic ocero 22g. 835 \uparrow Phyllotis audubini? ? Galemys 2 ut the, meso. 151 x 50 x 22 x 22 27g. 836 \uparrow " " ? testi 7m; SV 4 142 x 47 x 22 x 21 27g- Oct 20, 1971 1 mi SW Anconarca 837 \uparrow Bolomys bedfordii testi 10; SV 9 169 x 70 x 23 x 14 26g Oct 21, 1971 1/2 mi W. Challapalca, 14000 ft, Dept. Tacana, Peru 838 \uparrow Calomys lahitla meso 101 x 30 x 16 x 16 11.5g 839 \uparrow Phyllotis audubini testi 10; SV 14 149 x 42 x 22 x 21 35g. 840 \uparrow Oligoryzomius vagina open 165 x 85 x 26 x 18 21g. ut. fund in bloody - watery fluid no meso

AKP 1971 Oct. 22, 1971 1/2 mi W Challapalca, 14000 ft., Dept. Laena, Peru 841 ♂ Phyllostini darwini from coral wall 234 x 111 x 28 x 26 56gr. testi 12m; SV 20 Oct 23, 1971 1/2 mi W. Challapalca 14000 ft., /Dept. Laena, Peru skull only, 842 ♂ Eilepordanti testi 10m; SV 13 190 x 93 x 27 x 19 31gr. 2ar leg 491 skull only 843 ♂ Eilepodanti testi 9m; SV 12- 186 x 92 x 26 x 19 30gr stems only 844 ♂ "" testi 8m; SV -7- 171 x 84 x 26 x 18 22 gr 845 ♀ Bolomy berlepacli 154 x 68 x 22 x 13 29 gr ears: 2R; 1left - 1L - CR Oct. 24, 1971 1/2 mi W. Challapalca, 14000 ft., Dept. Laena, Per 846 ♂ Balomyp ? old coral wall 137 x 42 x 20 x 19 33 gr. testi 10m; SV 11 duftig swtined in month ; stomach with yellow-green brown-green stuff Oct 26, 1971 1/2 mi W. Challapalca, 14000 ft., Dept. Laena, Per 847 ♂ Agorox ardenius 139 x 514 x 20 x 13 20gr. caught by hand during day: testi 8m; SV 10. Nov 19, 1971 13 km NE Tarata, 14,700 ft. Dept Laena, Peru. 848 ♂ Ph. darwini caught Nov. 15 [155] x [65] x 25 x 21 25gr. testi 5; SV 1m

AKP 1971 Dec. 8, 1971 4 mi N Parotani 8500 ft. Dept. Cochabamba, Bolivia chumo 849 ♀ placental ears 291 x 155' x 30 x 25 65 gr. Guaone chumo 856 ♂ Guaop 310 x 165 x 31 x 25 78 gr. testis 13 m; SV 17 Dec. 15, 1971 8000 ft. Prov. Jicara A Dept. Jujuy, Argentina chumo 851 ♂ Ph. calvinus 267 x 140 x 28 x 24 48 gr. tails 12 m; SV 18 chumo 852 ♀ Ph. calvinus darwini [229] x [116] x 26 x 24 45 gr. 3 ears R; OL. chumo 853 ♂ Ph. calvinus [264 x 130] x 30 x 27 73 gr. tails 12 m; SV 18 chumo 854 ♂ Ph. calvinus 255 x 135 x 27 x 23 46 gr. tails 10 m; SV 5 Dec. 24, 1971 16 km NW Chulibicha, 3500 ft., Prov. Catamarca, Argentina 855 ♂ Ph. darwini 299 x 165 x 28 x 24 72 gr. tails 11 m; SV-16 m Dec. 27, 1971 Cuesta de Zapata, 1875 m, 25 km. NE Linares, Prov. de Catamarca, Argentina chumo 856 ♂ Guaosyo tails 15; SV 17 m. 297 x 168 x 31 x 27 - 43 gr. chumo 857 ♀ Phyllotis tails 13; SV 21 [228] x [107] x 28 x 24 63 gr.

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A.K. Pearson 1974 2400 ft mi NE Bella Union, Dept. Arequipas, Peru March 28, 1974 980 Mus 156 x 80 x 17 x 19 13.5 gms testis 6.5; SV 11m 981 Mus 151 x 79 x 18 x 19 13 gm testis 6; SV 9m 1/2 mi NNW Bella Union, 2400 ft Dept. Arequipas, Peru March 29, 1974 982 Oncymys many ticks 263 x 136 x 30 x 21 59 gm vag closed; uterine scars - perone 983 Phyllotis art-later 236 x 123 x 26 x [23] 42 gmomm. testis; uteri scaro; large vagina 1/2 mi NNW Bella Union, 2400 ft. Dept. Arequipas, Peru March 30, 1974 984 Phyllotis big fluffy, hairy tail 228 x 122 x 26 x 24 40 gmuch mammary; 5m CR. pregnant 3R:1L; 5m-bup. same place March 31, 1974 skull only 985 Phyllotis darvini hairy tail 251 x 132 x 26 x 27 60 gm skull only 986 Phyllotis hairy tail 249 x 134 x 26 x 27 55 g testis 11; SV 18 skull only 987 Phyllotis hairy tail 222 x 115 x 25 x 26 40 gm. testis 10; SV 16 skull only 988 Phyllotis hairy tail 243 x 129 x 26 x 27 51 gm. much mammary; vag. open; pleated scars - record part. 989 Phyllotis amicus 182 x 100 x 20 x 20 15 gm testis 9, SV 11 skull only 990 Phyllotis amicus 197 x 107 x 22 x - 21 gm 991 Atedon? mummy - pick up = baby Oncymys (disarded)

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AKP 1973 Lima Peru March 5, 1973 Monday Arrival about 7:30 this AM and checked into Hotel Savoy. OP went after car and I wanted to deliver a suitcase to a Sra Gonzalez for a Peruvian girl staying with the Al Harmon. She came in the mid-morning, just after Dave Bradford appeared in the lobby. Sra Gonzales extended her hospitality to me, but we had much to do ourselves (plus didn't want to bother her). Dave + I then walked up to Plaza de Ceros to see Pujana's house in the cathedral there, and then walked down to Plaza San Martin where I split to do some souvenir shopping. I bought a fur rug for Dick + Boddie Carnall + went over to the address given me several years ago by Aunt Olga Lalot of a friend she made while on a round-the-world cruise - Sra. Zanstani, who runs the Cafe de Paris. "Pepita" was most friendly, and offered me a whiskey sour in the cafe while we talked. She told me to bring my husband the next day, and I said that I would if I could. Then more tourist shopping and back to the hotel. OP + I went to Pujana's friend and saw the new baby. There were two men from AMNH there, just returning to the United States after a month in Peru. He chatted for a while - Isabel and I puttin' the baby (John) to bed while the men talked in Manuel's study. Her name, Isabel,

1973 AKP OP and I went to dine at a restaurant on the beach. March 6 - Lima - Tuesday Went together to the Natural History Muse- this morn, to give one ship to Maceo. He was in a little laboratory in the garden with Stel(?) Sarmento (who we had met at Davis' two years ago) and a red-haired American who I teach at the America School. _ Sarmento took me over to the "University City" and then to the Zoo which is at the Parque Legados. By the time I got there, hovever, it was late and since I had planned to meet OP at 12:30 at Playa San Marti, I had to race through the zoo. Much of it was just picnic area, but they had a nice section on the silver fauna. I was 3/4 hr late for meeting OP, and after waiting until 2 to see if he would show up, I went back to the Cafe de Paris and discovered to my distress that Sra. Godotai had been expecting me and had invited a friend to meet me! So I hidde -- and stalled. She is a journalist, currently working on re-writing English textbooks and works on central changes in the Peruvian highschools. Pro-Chinese communist. Back to the hotel, and then to Granini's for dinner. OP got the car together today, and tomorrow we leave Lima. March 7 - south of Ica . Wednesday Left Lima in the late morning, after stops at

1973 AKP Deers, gas stations, etc etc. Drove to Isla-dain site & weighed some flats. Tying still stay on the flats to re-mark them - Not many tracks, and the flats look quite dried. Did some reorganizing of the truck - which holds now an enormous coffin-like box with assorted gear for numerous expeditions in it. We are taking it to Tacna to find another home for it. Stopped just south of Ica on a piece of desert - and were visited soon after by a pair of foxes. First heard their mores, then got their eyes on us. They were quite curious, but we couldn't get them closer again. Heard lists. March 8 a little south of Canana - Thursday Long desert drive - one along shore, over the road took us further inland. Not look at a popular bus-stop perched above the ocean and picked up a grumbling civil soldier who wanted a ride to Canana. Stopped for the night in low vegetation where the road heads away from the ocean south of Canana. March 9 - Tacna - Friday Breakfast in Nazca, where I also got some glasses from a sidewalk vendor. Lunch in Moquegua, and finally to Tacna in midafternoon. Got rooms in the Gran Hotel Central and started out on errands. Before leaving camp this morning, we dug out

1973 AKP Dove holes in the red dirt there and caught several Phyllotis darwini listus in tho. The mice seem to run out the holes when they are disturbed, rather than going in deeper. Dave ad I both seem to be having intestinal problems. March 10 Jaena Saturday The market is as wonderful as ever. Bought myself a hat there and a few items for our trip. It is hotter than it was in January 1971, and maybe fewer birds, OP ad I had dinner at a chicken place on Boluqresi, ad the dessert at a heladeria across from the hotel. OP located a place to lease the box (ad later, the car) so in the late afternoon we got the car for the place where they were rebuilding the radiator, took it to the storage place and sorted through everything, leaving the "coffee" in the mayor's "living room" (?). It is an enormous piece of furniture, but the room is big. March 12. Loma just north of Jaena - Sunday Stop at the mercado and gas station, then to the Loma site. All but the daisy bushes are pretty dry (although the soil is damp 4" deep). The sea lions are gone, but the guanos are better, and there are lizard and mouse tracks all over the hill. Went investigating and a large boulder, and a number of mice started running out of the holes at the

base git. OP and Dane came up to help, and we caught 4 mice by pancy on the - and at least 2 more got away. It was really hot in the sun here - no fog. The breeze was off and on cool. Saw a lot of condors, and counted at least 13 roosty in the cliffs (11 with white; 2 dark). Lots gleyan, al humming birds. Went jacklighting but saw nothing. Monday March 12 - [illegible] The excitement started when the new moon set last night. I had put out 10 large collapsin shwa's in rocks + bushes, at 5 across sandy hill, and 5 lined up acros our tent (3 under the table). First we heard Dane thrashin around, and several traps snappin shut. Then we realized that we were seeing mice dashin by us. Finally after a few more OP got up to see what was going on and reported mice were in the pit across for the tent, where we had thrown some melon rinds and stale bread. He came back to bed and after a few more mice had dashed by I got up to go see the situation. Looking down into the hollow I could see dozens of mice running wildly around, nibbling on the edibles and dashing into a shelter under a rock or into a can. I started watching to sort out species and realized that there were Atodon among the Phylloti. So I got OP and I went with hi.

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AKP 1973 gun and he shot it. The Phyllotis were all sizes - Lots of quite small ones, and one of the larger was seen variable in color. I thought there were some (somewhat muddled ears ?) smallist mice who behaved a little differently - they tended to dash madly when the light was on them, whereas others that were perhaps larger Phyllotis just nibbled away unconcernedly. More eyeside came from every crevice, and there were at least 15 mice climbing in and around a shrubby-rocks area on one side of the pit. I walked a short way down the rock and saw 2 little Phyllotis with a piece of watermelon rind they were making off with. Finally back to bed, and still we were conscious of mice running past our faces or over our sleeping bags. There were several mice in the tent - gnawing affectionately at an avocado. They also went for some chocolate cakes, but left the bananas strictly alone. This morning we counted the numbers of mice who had ended up in traps - of my 20 traps, 11 had mice, 2 had had mice but they got out. The three traps under the table all had mice in them. All the bread had disappeared from the pit, as all the smaller pieces of melon rind. Dave at OP also had enormous catches. OP helped me fiddle long of four mice for EM, while Dave put up some akodon. The

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AKP 1973 back to Jacma in tie to just barely get some chipping done before all the stores shut for lunch. So we headed for Santa. -- happily, to get away from the heat. As we drove into Santa there were two lying dancers coming down the street - men in dark suits waving handkerchiefs, 4 girls in beautiful skirts etc. We drove the truck in front of Sophie's house & parked & I went in to see her (Angelica greeted me on the sidewalk). Sophie looked thin & tired, a bit late pregnant! She seemed quite subdued. We talked a while, while the kids gathered from all over. I gave Sophie the presents for herself & her girls, & I gave Angelica her thing, but they tucked them away without open[ing] the. Sophie say the dancers were celebrat[ing] carnival - th[e] last day today (since last Wednesday!). We had a good talk while we assembled a bunch of stuff we needed, then said goodbye. We pack[ e]d of children on the sidewalk all watch as ride to the plaza, so Dave & I walked up while Paje drove at least 8 of them in the front seat. Got too there put the separated ourselves from the & drove up to Aoequin camp. We are in the c[lo]uds, & the campsite is carpeted with wild mott & gre[n]. The water is very low in the aoeqin:

AKP 1973 Tuesday March 13 - Aseguia camp above Tarata Spent the morning coping with the 50+ mice we brought up from the coast. Some skins, but mostly measurements and skulls. It is wonderful and green here. Sunny and clear this morning, so that it got pleasantly warm, as this afternoon the clouds started appearing and the temperature dropping. A couple of young visitors to camp this morning - they really came after water, but Alfredo (aged 8 years) spent a good piece of the morning together, and we had some lunch together. His father works on the road in Istiqua and he live with his grandmother, who is up the roof. He told us he saw some mice in the dairy breeds, and we could see them too - Bolomyo. But couldn't catch them. I also saw an Akodon along the aseguia. It is strange to see everything so green and blooming. The prominent composite shrub, which looked so dry when we were here in December, has flowers, and the leaves are green. There are a number of lunnos around the camp area, and lots of different kinds of birds singing. Wednesday March 14 Challapalca Got a fairly early start from the aseguia camp and headed up hill. Stopped at quenua plaza so O'Neil & Rae could cut up a piece of quenua tree and I changed solutions on the nice lungs from Lama. I spotted a pair of lapwings escorting their brood of three chicks and watched them

AKP 1973 for a while. Then on to the yarita cap to pick up a plant specimen, measure Carol's nails and assess the lizard - toad situation. OP decided we could do better, so we headed on to Challapalca. At this point Dave and I were both feeling altitude effects which continued to bother us the rest of the afternoon. We set up the tent in the little side road that goes across the little stream paralleling the road. I put out five long Sherman's with corn and dried sweet bait around the tent. Thursday, March 15 Challapalca Frost this morning - all the five traps looked cold and untouched. I had a mild headache all night, which improved considerably with an aspirin - codeine pill Dave had in his pack. We jotted around looking for lizards and toads, and taking it easy. Heard Jirandis this am. Have located a number of lizard and toad holes, and OP has been getting his little transmitter ready for testing tomorrow. (10:30 - 11:30) Watched a lizard rock this afternoon for a while, but no activity. Clouds blew in this afternoon and we are having rain and hail - of a kind. Went out with flashlight after dinner and found several toads hopping around. Friday, March 16 - Challapalca Headache had most of morning. Watched lizards and toads - both of which seem to spend

1973 ATRP. several hours in the morning running. Early rain sent us into the tent, but then it got better, and looked like a cold night ahead. Saturday, March 17, Challapata. Cold last night, but not bad headache, so I'm feeling much better. OP coughing with some kind of allergy. More trail and lizard watching. Dave went upstream and brought back a duck and two miscarhos for supper. We have been working on the dried dam stem, but rapidly getting tired of it. Sunday, March 18, Challapata OP coughed most of last night. I'd and Dave spent the work, part of the morning with transistors and tools and lizards. I watched my area out by the corral. In mid-morning OP and I drove up to Capazo. In the store we got some candy, mejoral, bread, and sugar. They had no meat for sale, and no knitted things. On the way up to Capazo we saw lots of ringoals in the rocky canyon. Then when the canyon opens into the plaza there was a built-up road bed along a steep place, and we saw more than 6 guinea ducks and 5 Phyllotis boliviensis feeding there at one tie. OP shot some frogs for the museum. Coming down the canyon we spotted a trio of Limamotis along the stream. It seems to be the reproductive season for archenoids - lots of very young birds in the herds.

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AID 1973 Monday March 19 Challapalca Watched toads + lizards for the good part of the day .... which is quite restricted in length. About noon the mist and clouds appeared and the lizards disappeared. Done & I drove up to Capaya in the early afternoon - bought some bread and other stuff. On the way into "town" we stopped to watch the contest in a herd of alpacas. A group of adults seemed to be mobbing a very small alpaca. Finally, the shepherds intervened and carried the baby up up the road to a shepherd, who in turn gave it to a group of three adults, one of which accepted it as its own and the baby proceeded to nurse. There was lots of chasing and screaming in the herd. Persuaded OP to try some "Coicidi" that was in the medicine chest. I think it helped him somewhat. A very abbreviated day - with the weather shutting us in. Altiplano dog discovered our garbage pit. I tried some fishing, but no nibbles. [illegible] Concentrated on watching the lizard that lives in a hole in a Pyrenophyllum mat near the car. He had a very short day, due to the weather. Otherwise spent time cooking and eating and avoiding the bad weather outside.

Tuesday, March 20 - Challapalca As soon as the Cyenophylla lizard emerged, Dave moved hi cat OP popped in a transmitter. Unfortunately just as this all happened our Indian came through with a broken bicycle, so for a short while things were confused - as he watched me anesthetize a lizard, i.e. We then tried to introduce the lizard to his forearm, but he would have none of it. So we watched him while he make a short trip across the road and holed up for the night in another Cyenophylla nest. It's clicking away fours. A good part of the day was spent amidst the weather - things are getting quite soggy. Wednesday, March 21 - Challapalca Dawned sunny at promising, and we enthusiastically faced the job of keeping track of our telemetered lizard. But I took over that job, and Dave made his job recording all the other weather information we wanted. The lizard didn't seem to behave normally - its emergence was fairly typical, but then he took off away from his former Cyenophylla burrow and ended up, when the hail descended, in a row of Festuca. Still clicking. Hail storm descended about 1:30, so it has been a long wet afternoon.

AKP 1973 Thursday March 22 - Challapata Another day spent watching the talented lizard. He had spent the night in a Festuca clump and we couldn't see him at the time his temperature started shooting up. There was very nice weather, and when the storm descended we herded the lizard back towards camp and some of his old haunts. He ended up voluntarily going into his Pyrenophylla mat (#2). A couple of native dogs have taken to coming around camp to explore the garbage fats etc. We hear two groups of Tinamotis calling every morning - from different hill sides. And during the day we quite commonly see little Balapys - in fact there was one in the tent for a while yesterday. The coral area, where I have sort of been watching the lizard ad trod population has one resident of Liolemus (who lives under a rock with a spider), and 2 females of adult size who have been seen in the area Altogether 6 males in this area, 3 females, and several young. Females can't relate about area in which they are found.

AKP 1973 The little yellow-footed black toad (W1") seem to be found most frequently wandering across the countryside - mid morning, especially. At 9:50 AM this morning (sunny, breeze) one hauled & at traveled 1/2 yds in the next 8 minutes, more or less in a straight line. It went into a humors at the side of a Pygenophyll mat. At 10 AM a tour of the coral area showed ? on Pygenophyllum; Tagged Toad ?; Spider Rock ? and other ? are out. No toads seen on coral area. Friday, March 23 - Challapalca Spent a good part of this morning trying to locate a toad missing with one of OP's telemeters aboard. Also OP & I watched our telemetered lizard wake up. Then I collected lizards off the area, & They put a telemeter in a toad over by the river. It was really nice and sunny until 2 o'clock. We are getting low on kerosene and some other supplies, & we talking of leaving here tomorrow. Saturday, March 24 - Yarata Camp Broke camp this morning, and efforts (again?) to locate our two missing telemetered toads and to get our things dried out a bit. We drove up to Capazo to see what we could squeeze out of the store to replenish our supplies, then back to the guard station at Challapalca. They (the Guardia Civil) were much amused to hear we had

AKP 1973 spent the last week between Challapalca and Copago. I guess no one has ever chosen that spot for a vacation before. We did manage to get bread in Copago, plus some enormous onions, etc., but couldn't get kerosene and forgot sugar. So we are being inventive. Arrived at Yantra Camp in the early afternoon, and were happy to find it sunny and warm. Set out a line of 25 small Sherman traps, using oatmeal bait. Saw very little mouse droppings. Found a watermelon rind we had abandoned here 12 days ago. It had a mouse dropping on it, but I didn't see gnawing marks. My traps are partly below the road, mostly coming back to camp from the road. Started raining - hailin' around 5 so we cooked supper in the tent (although OP was struggling to get a yantra fire going). After supper it cleared, however, and we sat around the yantra fire and tried to dry out OP's coat a little. Sunday March 25, Yantra Camp Rolled out to pick up the mice in my lines (it was a 26" last night) - 3 Akodon and 4 Phyllotis. There were Darwinis calling as I went around the line, and as I got back home

AKP 1973 had just sighted them and was depart after them with a gun. OPart I had breakfast and then started picking the legs of the T Phyllotis for EM comparisons with those from near Jaena. We also had 2 Jaena Phyllotis with us which we fixed at the same time. Not too happy with the fixation method - but we shall see. We have been - etherizing the animal, exposing the trachea and introducing some fixative there. When he has stopped breathing, we open the chest cut either the aorta or (hopefully through st. ventricle) the vena cava, perfuse first a little Ringer's (reptilia (?) and then fixative until the heart stops beating. The perfusion apparatus I had rigged up has been not very satisfactory etc etc etc. Then I have excised 2 pieces of lung tissues (for the same sites fixation: overnight in all animals) and put it in fresh fixative overnight. up in an oil Really, have needed a better apparatus or a board for holding the for 2 hrs. - animal. 2Os - 0.1M CaCO3. 3 hrs in UAc, dehydrate. Dave shot a tinamou for us, which we roasted on a spit and ate at tea time. The weather has been closing in on us here as at Chalapalca, but somehow never seems so windy or cold. Monday March 26 Yante cañ This morning started embueding the lung tissues. OPart put another "integrator" into a leg just as we spent the day down at the spring watching the operated lizard and catching some others to take back to Benest.

AKD 1973 Hot lunch on the fire left by the llama Train that spent last night at the spring. The weather has not been very pleasant all day - off and on cloudy and windy this morning, and sitting in a mist-cloud this afternoon. No Olythos bolivensis seen at the cord-shelter! Could they be hibernating, or did we exterminate them. Dave found a young hummingbird in the Brevitella nest up in the cliff. Condor flew overhead yesterday - no way. Dave took the bus for Puno-Elora this evening. He and I set up until 10 PM around the yareta-tola fire. It wasn't particularly cold. At 10 I went to bed, and dave was going to sleep by the fire or something, and be ready to run out when the bus came. About 11 I heard bus noises approaching and shouted to Dave, but he didn't answer and I assumed he was out at the road ready to flag it down. Wrong. He was asleep in the tent. He did get the next of the convoy of three buses, though - luckily, for that was all the traffic on the road all night. Tuesday March 27, 1973. Ascacia camp. BP and I slept late this morning at the broke camp and drove out to recover the ligant with the integrator inside him.

AKP 1973 In a change, luck was with us, and we got him as soon as he emerged (the red shots fainted on his back helped us spot him). This was fortunate, since he had been lost to sight when he went to find a hole for the night across the road from his original one. On all I did a tour and the jeep it's picking up a couple more lizards; at the drove down to the asante camp. I have put my big trousers in Spain at all afternoon we have had them in a little oven rigged upon the coffee pot. Loads of birds singing there - and lots of sleep, flowers, and people this afternoon. Flowers are green and blooming. The people at heads started departing about 3PM and now we have the mountain to ourselves.

Species account Toad. March 16, 1973 Toad rock - Chilly place 7:40 saw no toads waiting about so looked under 1 foot rock under which 2 toads were yesterday. One 1" black toad there today. Sunny, some clouds. 8:29 AM. Partly cloudy, TA = 7.5°C. 8:50 - ambient 8.5° - black toad sitting at back entrance. (crawling looking out of faecet/ellipse just now) (see leg 1 sticking out hole.) 9:20 leg 1 emerging - sits half out of hole, in sun) leg 2 - head out (hole on shady side of rock) 9:25 leg 1 - climbs on rock - very dark. 9:30 leg 1 - still dark, one male leg 2 - as above. 9:35 leg 1 - lighter leg 2 - as above. 9:40 leg 1 - pushes up - at whom? 9:42 leg 1 - runs fast 20 feet; ? in hole there 9:45 leg 2 - on top of rock now. 9:50 toad out N entrance, tries to climb bank, falls down, goes back in hole.

AKP March 16, 1973 cont'd 10 AM - took Craig out N hole again; into another hole 10:01 - moves and rocks, under twig in sun Backs into new twig-lined hole. In sun 10:15 still there - no motion 10:20 cloud beetle wakes up. Took bumps a little but no 10:37 beetle takes off, eats flat leaves cloudy hot sun 11:00 no motion cloud 11:63 moves around rock, looks in W entrance, starts any from hole, back to hole again. Then climbs to 2" rock, hides underneath. 11:24 some sprinkle 11:35 AM - Craig #1 = bed & hole 11:47 Took went back under small rock. He must have been sitting just outside for up to several minutes 12:13 PM Beginning to rain Took twigs under large rock -> 12:17 Rain frog jumped straight from small rock to W. entrance of big rock shelter 12:18 Ta = 8°C 12:27 still raining, he staying under rock. Temp under small rock (still dry) = 14.0°C, Top behind big rock around 13-13.3°C depending on placement of thermometer. 12:32 Wet bulb therm = 44°F. Σ: med took comes out about 9:50, bathes in sun ~ [illegible], under rocks ~ 1 1/4 hr., goes under big rock when rain starts + temp drops to 8°.

AKP 1973 Toad watch 3/17 sunny, windless 8:35 AM pygophylla #2 lin - dark, stump faked just out 8:45 coral lin # 4 (N 6") near lin #2 rocks 8:50 med. toad under little (2") rock in front of bigger rock. head in sun smaller toad (1"), black, walking 2 yds away. 8:53 little toad - travelled without stopping for 5 yds, to little hole. Paused for 1 min. in sun in front of hole. Disappeared into hole. 8:56 Little toad out again. Sits wedging me (?) in sun. 9:AM- med coral toad under little rock still little toad near hole, sunning himself on dirt something glinting near rear of toad. 9:10 little toad moving still med toad under little rock no lin #1 in sight 9:30 as above. 9:40 - med toad as above little toad - disappeared spider in entrance of lin 1 hole. 10 - watched lin #1 (5") and smaller # (#4?) starting to eat at edge of clearing, make circuit of clearing. First followed by #. Male does a lot more basking. Investigated a depression with a hole in it where I looked, shortly withdrew into hole - suspect fairly large toad. 10:15 med toad as above - when I look closely to ascertain this he comes out a little from under the rock; sits there with his handout. Withdrews under rocks as I sit down 4 feet away. Flig (#4) crossing open area; ate twice - seemed vegetarian. 10:30 large toad sitting 1" in sun in depression hole 11:00 large toad gone med under rock (50-43.5 - thermometer) and observe. Sum little toad: 50 minutes in sun med toad: 2 hrs, 10 min under little rock big toad: ~ 1 hr in sun Lizards - were not constantly in sight, but were never seen to enter holes. Coral area ~ 25 yds in diameter

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AKP 1973 overcast - 57° - slight breeze 3/17 1 PM - parasphylum leg at hole or grey or at tola with tag med tank under little rock - shocked out + under big rock. leg #4 (6", 9) - into hole 8 ft. far from rock 3:10 - 53° windy, cloudy, foggy. leg outside whole → 3/18 7:55 foggy or dark, out in sea - (clear sunny) tagged tola or out. no legs visible by coral. or tanks grunted at by two, but I didn't see hi- 8:15 leg 1 in edge of Jesteria patch 8:35 small or (16") to east of open area, at base 9 Jesteria - tola patch. Didn't go down hole, but there is one there. two sat on inner tank + watched me → grey 8:55 spider leg # 1 or spider rock. no tanks at yesterday's sites. 9:15 leg 1 still on spider rock - saw Bolo go run from one hole to another 9:18 leg 1 turns away a rock, Bobo. 9:25 leg 1 looks, still on spider rock 9:30 or leg appears, looks at leg 2 rock 9:30 or leaves spider rock, looks east . or leg from rock 2 com towards spider rock . 9:40 or # 1 cuts back across coral chain and seems to chase or other or Bolo. Tola (1" black, but larger than yesterday) - out wandering. heads 1 yard directly for hole + goes down. no other tanks seen - little red legs.

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AKP 3/18/73 9:55 New little tool crawls out y hole, 6" to E to a little stone that he goes under. None of other 3 tools visible 10:00 8:50 Dig #2#, has his ticket at shallow. Interact- with other or to NNE open area - near flaky rock. 1:40 12:30 noon - slight sprinkle, one cloud let bright Targeted little lizard at burrow entrance no lizards or legos out near coral Targeted to the lizard -> at burrow entrance pseudophyllus lizard 3/19/73 9:20 - found med tool #2 under small stone outside burrow, (piled up stone). The came out from under stone, huffed about a bit, looked like he was going back into stone. I left. no sign of other tools in canal area or lizards: on way back to car, targeted little lizard seen dropping into auxiliary hole (1 ft from tile). 10:45 med tool #2 under stone as above. Stuck his head out as I approached, eventually emerged + circuitously made his way back to hole + entered it. no other tools or lizards in canal area. 3/20/73 cold + cloudy Early - none out, but see large tool under signal rock next to his burrow. Mid-morning - big tool still there; met tool #3 found under large cuboidal rock about 10 ft. from first tool rock. Replaced rock carefully, sealed seams with dirt except by tool. 12 noon: S'lyz at NNE est coral cleaning, notice in it. axilla Ran along wedge cleaning, into old tires hole. Large tool still under signal rock Med tool #1 under small stone outside his burrow.

AKP 3/20/73 Cordid - 12 noon - ① large ? in hole 50 ft. N clearing ② [illegible] (perhaps tagged tola ?) 20 ft N & S ? - tied nos at the new tunnel entrance. a little further on saw 1/4" black twad, hooked into nearly tunnel as I met by - close to caps. mid afternoon : first large tool under signal rock. (med Tool #1 ?) 6 PM - large tool still under signal rock no med tool #1 under small stone no med tool under large cuboid rock - (re-sealed) 3/21/73 → (large tool gone from signal rock) 6 AM - no activity (tools or legads) by coral N10 AM - " " 3:30 PM - " " "

end point - when liz is on back, fails to rig lizard timing test 3/16 4:15 PM (cool afternoon temp.) liz #2 (F- SV 58 - green lip) 9.5 gms. (A) TB = 13.4° after test timing time 3 min, 22 seconds. (B) TB = 13.0° after test Tamb = 10.4° timing time = 2 min, 53 sec (C) 3/17 11AM TAkt = 17° (Cloud) TBt = 29.5° TT = 2 min, 33 sec. tunnel loose at air hole liz #3 (stump tail under rock with load) SV 58, 11 gms - thermometer upl. next day (A) TB = 12.9° after test Tamb = 10.4° TT = 1 min, 15 sec. squashed accidentally, liz - (little F) - 4H SV - 2 gms. TA = 20.4 (sunny) TBt = 32.° TT = 1 min, 36 sec.

March 23/1973 Lizard test: Chalcophorus nigricans (L. multiforis) 1 ♂ 14 gms, 75m SV TT - 1 min, 12 sec. 2 ♂ 18.0 gms, 82 SV TT - 34 sec. 3 ♂ 14.0 gms, 79 m SV TT - 42.5 sec,

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Peru March 16, 1974 Left SF on Braniff at 6PM. LA airport is done Sunday. Jaena, Peru for some food at Ontario & waited four hours for the LA passenger to join us. Dinner was served us about 12 o'clock and bedded tie; and they ran out 3 breakfasts! We arrived in Lima about 9:30 AM, so since we thought our Jaena flight left at 10 we sped through customs etc as fast as possible. Oh, to find that our Pan Am plane to Jaena didn't leave until 12:45! March 17, 1974 Jaena looked good to me. The old site, meanwhile has vanished, & he has it for Jaena, Peru at which to. Meanwhile the new market Bolognesi is open. We stuffed in the Devin Caples & the one-eyed Indian lady had her more good assortment of things. We purchased Sara Cuen's pockets, a funny rug and one nice bag. Not much else to do today (BT relax). The truck was in good shape for us and it in the hotel garage. The Hotel Jaerites is as attractive as ever. The alpacas are fettered in the tennis court at our visitor, and there is the usual couple of llamas, turkeys, chickens (and one sheep) in cages and the grounds. The swimming pool is much in use. March 18 Monday We went to the Bolognesi market & did most of our staple purchasing. The OP Jaena, Peru was supposed to meet the taxi driver who

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feted up our truck. The idea was that he would help us with the paperwork needed to make the trucks legal. Again, he never showed, so OP tackled the job himself. Wherever we appear at the hotel steps there is a staircase of small Indian boys who want to slice olives or polish the trucks or carry a bag or whatever will earn a tip. OP has a running battle with them, but I can't manage much. They are a bunch of sharp cookies, and one attempt at fraud (which worked with me) was to say "I helped you with your suitcase yesterday." Since there had been confusion at our arrival, I thought it was true & urged OP to tip him, but it turns out that is merely another ploy -- while they tried subsequently to work on OP. March 19, 1974 on Tratarani dept. Arequipa Peru Tuesday We left Tacna about 10 this morning, after a hasty shopping trip to the old mercado to get produce. There was one man for sale, and I got a piece (she said it was churascas). 50 soles/kilo. We also have aboard a watermelon, mangoes, papaya, avocados, and bananas, cantaloupe & pears. Picked up a Indian woman about my age and her granddaughter and gave them a ride into Iroceguia. Stopped at the postoffice, but it was closed for siesta, so drove on towards

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Malleo. Long bleak landscapes next. But the road is all paved. As you approach the road drops down rather precipitously through a valley which opens out onto the seaside ledges that lie the coast here. Large deposits of chalk visible in places, and after a survey of the situation he caped at a place near where they are mining the chalk. Stopped just in time to get at a gust trap, and the "male cap" in the dark. It was a really still night, without sound of birds pealing us. Pleasantly cool. 15 large field-sheep with oatmeal; card=0 March 20, 1974 Repacked our possessions for quieter N. Malleo to officious this morning and then drove into Wednesday Malleo to meet local ornithologist Robert Hughes. He was going to be our local advisor on loros, but he had trouble communicating. So we left head, south, looking for either one intact loro not too far above sea level or a sea level place to catch some Phyllodoce darwinii. We drove south beyond Mejia, and then started north again. Finally ended up in a fairly narrow rocky canyon north of Malleo. It was once one kind of flat, but now abandoned. The problem in locating a place was finding rocks mostly the surface is smooth and fairly sandy. There is lots of chalky dust here - which makes for good tracking. There are some low wide

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bushes in the canyon bottom, and the sides of the canyon are steep and rocky. We are in a deep curve of the road, so steady large truck traffic Goes by us on 3 sides. Anyhow, there were mouse tracks around, so we pitched the tent and waited for it to cool off. Then I set 19 traps below camp, and 20 more above. I put watermelon rind in some and oatmeal in others. March 21, 1974 One Ophelot, and one manussa in my traps. N. Hollando OP got lots of mice, however, since he set more Thursday up the sides of the canyon among rocks, so we got 5 Opheloti; spect the rest of the morning fixing the lengths for EM study. The sun is really hot, but a cool'd breeze keeps things bearable. Found a gecko under a flatish rock yesterday. Smaller than the ones near Lima. A pair of dormice only have their roots near our camp, and are amazingly undisturbed by our activities. They sit out in the hot noon sun - with no apparent effort to find for shade. We have also seen flicks of doves low, and heard warblers. OP set out more traps up the canyon, and while waiting for him I found a neat little wrapped packet of coarse leaves that someone left here by design or accident. Wrapped with the dry leaves were a flat pancake-shaped greyish stone and a black [illegible] charred piece of bone.

1974 March 22 Iquitos Peru Friday We got our heavy material into plastic this morning, & zipped up as over which we left more or less at 70°C until 2 in the afternoon. It was rather dull waiting around for it, but when it was done we broke camp & headed for Iquitos. It was about 3PM when we got there, so things were rather quiet. We walked past Thunfer's office and could see him typing inside so we spoke to him through the window. We showed him the mouse skins he had pinned out and told him our plans to head for Atigripa. With a little scouting we found the supplies we needed and some ice for the chest, & headed up the road to Cuzipa. Drove until after 8 to get to the loma spot near (South?) Cananá where we had stopped last year. Rolled out our bags and collapsed. March 23 or Atigripa Saturday Breakfasted in the quite dry loma - when we saw no evidence of mice. Then driving through Cananá we were flagged down by a grannie girl who wanted a ride up the coast. The turned out to have helpful information, & was helpful charging the flat tire we got along a precipitous piece of highway. Also, when we got to Chala, where he was going to find another ride further north, he helped us get ice for the ice chest and got the tire repaired. He was a friendly guy, and seemed to be on cordial terms with everyone we passed.

1974 I tried to repay him for his help by taking a Polaroid picture, but the camera refused to work (shutter wouldn't open). So we headed in Puerto Chela and drove north to Atiquipa - which looked much drier than last year. Everyone we meet said the same thing - there were bunches of mice last year, but this year almost none. We drove east up a side road near Atiguipa, and will spot tonight here at least. The creek bed is under cultivation - a series of chacras - but the stone walls along the sides of the Grinelie rather shield us from the hillside maggot and interesting trapping. Set out 20 foldy Sherman's in the gully behind the old droppings under cactus complexes. Pair burning owls tent. Little biting flies. March 24, 1974 near Atiguipa Peru Sunday Traps untouched. OP caught several Rattus in storewall, and a boy showed up with another Rattus to sell us. He decided to try another night for Bryzonp and Chyfsti since from the burning, our sites we knew that there were other things here (including Marmosa). So we waited out the day - rather uncomfortably, and set out another couple of trap lines. My 30 snap traps went along a stone wall & then along a fence separating a weed choked olive orchard for a weedy ex-field. Little biting gnats contributed to our discomfort, and the flies were also unpleasant. Our camp was at the convergence of numerous fields to the SE from so that there was much traffic past no people,

1974 cows, goats, sheep, horses & burros. At the watch; 3 went was one big cow pie. girls: red+ black Two were given two gifts by local Senoras - three capulets (?) or one an Indian woman who was wait, for at our with greyish face; cap site for a truck to takes her to town or maybe no. like (eye stuff) with her 4 children, 3 accompanying male indian, and to buy feed, fledgejy, a bull. I had given her a little pack of chewies, fair of stick-twister so was quite out done by her lovely cheese (cow-chase). chub?! one whiteworn The family that lives in a nearly home came other slightly fake ly with enthusiastic words, and the next morning rump. the Senora returned with a boxy white peaches for me - picked off their tree. (They are as hard as rocks!) I gave her the three alfaiores we had left - which probably didn't go far with her 4 children. March 25, 1974 near Acari Peru. Monday I had a 3/4 grown Ratino (?) and a little mystery mouse in my traps. Discover about 80% of the rest of the traps were spring and empty. CP fat tup the mouse and we cleave out - scratching our arms and ankles where the goats had bitten us. Drive north along the coast to the Acari valley, and the looked indeed. It is a wide scrubland with arryicle river, and we washed one clothes on ourselves for a while as we tried to decide our next move. This road seems no good for long, but perhaps we can hitch up some Guyana. Stayed also the river, just; own trips on the edges of the nearly cotton fields and pastures. I just came also and the ruins of a old house across,

1974 from the river pasture where we pitched our little tent. I set out at 20 large fold, Shams and 8 trap traps and cap. Saw one small bat at early dusk. Rails - three or four of them - in all the acagrias and cogs, making comical bubbling noises. March 26, 1974 near La Mina Color Acarí valley, Peru Tuesday. One live Gruppy in a live trap under a japper tree. I had to ethanize him to get a good look at his teeth - he looks so much like Rattus rattus. So we are going to try another night to get a few more. I decided to move up the valley, however, so drove for an hour with an eye open for the best places to put traps tonight. The girl whose family owned the field across from camp came to talk with us this morning - very charming. I spent the day in a shady spot near an acagria above La Mina (olive [= murato)], keeping comfortable in spite of the biting gnats. I saw a hummingbird nest with 2 feathers going in it, some snake and rat tracks in the sand by the river. In the late afternoon drove down the valley to an area we had spotted on the way up, just north of La Planta. Lots of stone walls along an out-of-use road to the river. It was really a pleasant spot - except for little biting gnats as evenhere, and a few mosquitoes (Anopheles!). I set out about 45 fold, Shams. Rails here too. Plus many kinds of singing birds.

March 27, 1974 Belleduni Tuesday Did sponsor Acari. Cant one snake, mo. OP didn't catch any the Oryzops we were after, either - with my more traps, he caught a Phyllotis davisi and a little mouse (?). So we pulled out promptly and made our way downtown. Picked up a school teacher who wanted to ride to Acari, and got a lecture from him about foreign countries exploiting Peru. From Acari we took the road north that looked like it would go to Belleduni. After passing a group of houses + olive orchards that we thought were Belleduni, we came to a crude airstrip with a road leading from it into the hills to the east. A little further north we saw it: very dry vegetation with a variety of flora in it, extending on both sides of the road. This made us consider again the road leading out from the airfield, and we found up that road a beautiful piece of 2-lane highway! Clearly someone started to develop some mines in this area + also had the project. Well, but the shells of buildings and the roads are left, along with it to the nicest flora we have seen yet. Large cacti (several kinds) dominate the vegetation, many flowering plants (no yucca!!), many grasses. The dead stalks of last year's vegetation are everywhere, indicating that the flora was a different composition. I set out all the sniptrips (about 50) - a great many in the cactus complexes. Saw a 1/4" snake, orange-brown on the back and about

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1974 as big and use penil. In a cruddy case were 5-6 places where birds (Kingbirds?) had roosted at night. Zonotrichi are sing - at may other birds. Flocks of doves, little black woodpecker-size bird, several kingbirds. Much mouse sign - fresh lookin droppings, recent cut tips etc. We still see. Signs of dried up lichen everywhere. - rocks and g other boxes that were sling with lichen, but no mice. March 28, 1974 Thursday mr. Belladonna Real drippy fog at night Our catch was much smaller than we expected - I got 2 Mus and a Phyllosis. The latter was under a rocky cliff; the Mus were under rocks in grass. About 15g my snap traps were sprung and empty, and 3g the were dragged a little. Practically all the rest were unbaited - lots of ant activity. I had baited with bison bits covered with oatmeal + cornmeal. We have seen several Oryzomye, so are baffled about how to catch them. Left my snap traps in place, rebaited & reset this A.M. This afternoon one was sprung empty (findsilly a nearly ligated), but the rest were still set and baited. I [illegible] left them out another night, plus set 3 rat traps and about 12 little Shrews. March 29, 1974 Friday mr. Belladonna some high fog only Small new snow for an hour or so after dusk last night. We walked down the road and were interested in the amount of night-hawk and owl activity. At least 3 barn owls screeching back and

forth to each other across the valley. In my snap trap lie I had 2 Oryzomys, 3 Phyllotis and a Mus. Of the 3 rat traps out, 2 had Oryzomys; of 15 little field shrews, 2 had Phyllotis at one a Mus. My snare had about 10-12 sprung and empty, more up along the rock cliff than last night. Went jacklight, and finished up two pairs of mouse (Oryzomys?) eyes and cactus clumps. We have tried various collections of bait on the Oryzomys, with no success. Cheese, bacon, mouse carcass, corn -- which they will accept as gifts, will not lure them into the traps. Left out my 15 little field shrews along the rocks filed along the old road, and added about 6 snap traps. March 30, 1974 Saturday or Bella Union Both in my Oryzomys traps. Three Phyllotis, a Mus and a badly eaten ? in my other traps. All the snap traps were sprung -- 2 with mice in them, the rest empty. We spent a good part of the middle of the day digging out an Oryzomys. I guess we heard a few trips about then. Our approach was to go about kicking or rustling the shovel in a likely cactus clump, and if a mouse appeared try to corner it + dig it out. Quite a sport. They do not seem to burrow, but only hide under thick cactus trunks... at ground level. They are

quite calm, relatively docile and is not likely to bite. The second mouse we cornered in this way It was surprising turned out to be a Phyllotis. He had observed that it was smaller, faster, & willier than the Drypop. The Drypop seem to use these pieces of Ephedia as sort of nesting material - you can see collection of it around claps where they are living. Also cut tomato plant. Set out about 20 snap traps + 14 little Shrews. Plus the 3 rat traps. Up a little gulley with much toots + other flats with flowers. Funk drink Akadim? may while setting! Cows appeared on the grid in every March 31, 1974 Sunday Caught in snap traps: 4 Phyllotis darwinii, 2 Ph anius. Live traps: 2 Ph. darwinii. One of the darwinii in a rat trap. Mr Bella Union About 6 snap traps again sprung and empty. Spot am taking care of catch at breaking camp (OP's traps are also productive). Drove up left track of mine roads to see what kind of cattle it got into. But in a short while came to a barrier across the road and a little horse to our side out of which emerged a very pleasant Quellinga in a head hot. Up the road, however, we could see a great claps of mine buildings - all empty now. So we looked down the hill towards what we thought from above looked like a thriving hacienda. It turned out to be the ghost settlement of the town that had functioned with the mines. Some nice houses, some

schools, a hospital etc - with furniture stacked inside, Eucalyptus trees and geraniums here and there, and no sign of life. So back to Bella Union and Puerto points south. Stopped at Chala to try for meal, but ended up with groceries. It was about mid-afternoon ties, which is a and the whole town was fended on the hillside r, unlovely, down watch; a soccer game.... not a restaurant was serving harsh daylight, anything at this unreasonable hour. Continued all has some southwards and had supper at Atico - a wide after dark street lined on both sides with bar-restaurants. - the light of the Standard fare - soup and rice with "lifesate" dles or lanterns in covered with onions + a few slices of toast, all greasy. restaurants + others. Out into the wide Spent the night near the ocean just south of street Atico - the roar of the surf more tha covering the sounds of the occasional passing trucks. April 1, 1974 We took several pictures along the coast as we near Lujane drove south. Hoped for some juiced oysters such as Mine we had seen along here on the way up, but no Monday luck. In Cananá we did see market and then up towards the Valleda-Arguipa road junction, and south towards Inogagua. Arrived at the town about 4 PM - perfect timing, since the post office was open 3-5. No mail for me, but we posted a few letters, collected some information on roads + a few grocery items. Inogagua is really a nice old town - suffering from finches going out and too many people + uncontrolled growth, but in the center are good examples of colonial architecture, and many "Izera" houses.

"Look pictures! I & " "Santa Barbara: white adobe" "clean, very close, all painted" "colors, pastel, look a" "lively town-like." maybe that style reflects a feeling of building as well as a larger area. There are some really modern small homes also tucked in - and the town has more luxury items to offer than Jaena, due to the activities at the Cusajona mine. Above Huayguana the forest road ends, and a ramptuous dirt road up to the mines begins. Un- fortunately it turned dark so we missed some marvelous scenery, I am sure. We had planned to fuel off the road soon above the town, but there were no pull-off places, and much traffic. The mine works are enormous, and the road to them is about twice as wide as an average street. There were two areas frosted as "Villas" - we gather they are housing developments. All with electricity lights, up the right. Mostly Mercedes Trucks. We fueled off to the side of the road after we had passed the mine development, and I slept in the car, OP outside. April 2, 1974 Wednesday in Cusajona Frost on OP's sleeping bag. Breakfasted by the side of the road & headed uphill. Beautiful scenery in clear morning air. But I started feeling too bad, so we came down to the level where we slept last night (about 11-12,000ft) and will stay here another night. Out out about 12 snip traps - one in dry gully near cap. Flushed a spinetail off a nest (only 1 egg in it) in a bush in the gully. Mostly sat around - my more grievous symptoms disappeared as soon as we dropped down ~ 2000 ft. Dissected and felled and enjoyed the going

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Things we had bought in Inogoya - papaya, avocados, watermelon, ha salincho April 3, 1974 One Phyllis darwin in my line. Of hot lots in his, near Cuyana and we spent the cloudy, cold morning put it up. Wednesday About noon we broke cap at headed up the mountain, following the signs for Siche de Pinos. The road became incredible, bad, although we could see a good road paralleling and down in the canyon. We stopped at a shepherd's stone house to be sure our road met to Siche, while he assured us it did, and he and a friend decided to go with us a ways. They both smoked of coca, and the younger one seemed especially stirred. They were Ayuaras, and mixed Ayara and Spanish when they tried to tell us something, so we got little information from them. Ultimately, they left us - the older one at a house, the younger to ride back to his house in a state truck going the other way. We still think there must be a better road from Cuyana to Siche. The mining 'town' that we recalled from 20 years ago has disappeared - the walls of the houses are still there, but the roofs are gone & nobody seemed to be living there. There was a new installation on the west side of the lake with the water intake for Tepetapa, got gas there and proceeded towards Sta Rosa. The papa at Siche is enormous - much bigger than we remembered it - and full of alpacas.

1974 There turned out to be a number of roads in the area - none of them marked. So we chose the road to Sta Rosa intuitively - we hope. The army has been road-making here, and the result is neither a good road nor one pleasing aesthetically. We drove down a little section of the old road to Cap - both of us with headaches. April 4, 1974 Thursday between Ende & Sta Rosa A long night. I still have a headache; Payne feels OK. I guess we'll stay here a while to acclimatise. There is a nice stone wall across a little stream, & llama tracks on the road indicate it is still used by someone. Spent a quiet day - one short walk along an old llama trail. Payne felt better & put a few traps out along the wall below the old road. April 5, 1974 Friday on turn to Cascahara Got an early start down the road, admiring scenery etc. Finally came to a road scraper going in the opposite direction, and he told us we're on the road to Condorire. So we about face & head towards Sta Rosa. It's not clear to me just where we should have joined it before. Anyway, it is army built - quite wide and straight much of the way. Took the turn to Cascahara and crawled along it in the wake of some truck tracks. The road is as bad as it was 25 years ago. We didn't recognise much of the route - saw a few little shepherd houses & alpaca flocks. When we finally

came to Canachara there were several hundred alpacas and llamas scattered across the valley - and sheep! Moreover a couple of little casas were built just up the wall, from our old caps, and this made the whole scene rather unnatural. The sky was threatening & I had a bad case of sore feet, so we planned one way back at the road until a kilometer or so from the turn, and made camp there. Bajie set traps, while I took it easy, and when dark came the hail started. April 6, 1974 Saturday Heard Junantius on all sides of us this morning. There was lots of snow and hail on the ground, Mr. Canachara so I went out looking for tracks while Bajie checked his line. Very few tracks - one iracaiba, and a couple of shot more excursion up among the rocks. I set out a line of about 20 large Sherms late in the morning - it was really quite pleasant although it was still snowing etc. Finally got some sunshine about 2 in the afternoon, and the snow rapidly disappeared. I have been watching a little Galiapogobolivia running among the clumps of Lagenophylla in front of our tent. Got up at midnight to check lines - nothing in mine. More snow all through the night. April 7, 1974 Sunday Nothing in 20 Sherms. Did some tracking and put out 10 traps near large boulder outcropping on basis of tracks. Also took about 30 foldy Sherm and extended the line southwards along the ridge. I thought it really looked good - lots of droppings + [illegible] Ahaolon [illegible] dining while I [illegible] tracking

vizcacha eating ofato. Saw a hummingbird while I was setting traps. The llamos and alpacas that belong to the large corral across the valley from me came home this afternoon from their stay down on the papas. The shepherds immediately found Payne's traps, and he walked over to talk with them about it. There must be 300-500 creatures in the corral - many of the new young. Got up at midnight to check my 10 traps, and brought in large mouse. Turns out to be Amblyopsis boliviensis, however. No snow, for a change, but cold. April 8, 1974 Monday Mr. Caccachua turn 46 One wet Phyllotis darwini in my rich-looking line! And the mouse Payne took at the corral down the road turns out to be boliviensis. We are still trying to get 5 breed of darwini for our EM study, but not accumulating them very fast here. Now have 2 PP, 2 O'S (one rather wet). Cloudy in morning. We decided to amplify the traps along the ridge heading N, so Payne and I set out together. There are a lot of good sets on the line. The ganador who runs the flock across the valley came to see us on his bicycle. He says the alpacas in the herd (about 500 animals) are the property of the Socios - the other llamas and sheep are his. Payne saw a loom in his house, so we asked him if his wife knit - but she does. It is a knitting machine, rather than for weaving. The goal is to keep warm. Almost all day

there have been clouds sailing across the sky, and periodic storms with wind and granite pouring on us. Then in between storms are tries of real quiet (and cold). Ran our traps together at 12 midnight by the light of a waning moon. Alpacas hum at night! The effect from the coral is sort of a musical note, sort of like a hive of bees. Paje says each animal gives a series of short happy sounds, that merge together with the rest of the flock to produce a h... April 9, 1974 Tuesday in Caccachore turnoff Got another Phyllois darwinii in the bio this morning, which brings our total for the long research to 20 and 5 ff. Importantly, one of the two was almost dead of exposure yesterday (I literally breathed him back to life). So we spent the morning preparing lung tissues. Pedro Garcia Jirina (name of ganador) came for a chat, as also a truck from up the valley stopped to be amazed. The morning was beautiful and sunny - what luck. So we got the first two along and into El Chedrot this evening. April 10, 1974 Wednesday Acopria Camp We decided to leave the tissues longer in the Spurr's before heating them, so broke camp this morning to move down the road towards Tacna. Pedro, who had been counting his flocks, saw the preparations and got on his bike to come over. He wanted us to sell him our famous cooker, especially. We gave him a folded Shem

which he also wanted to buy. He said at first it was to catch the rats who nibbled on his costales, but then added (when we tried to give him a rat-sized snap trap) that he wanted the rats also because their blood was a remedy. Drink it like tea he said. We have been interested in watching the health of the flock he has (sheep - llana - alpaca). There has been a dead alpaca about 20 yrs from his corral, whose baby sticks close to the mother corpse. We spoke to him about it - he said 3 cribs had died of

AKP 1974 The scenery was magnificent along the road - rich land, but not many flocks visible. Seemed less crowded than up higher! At Maravini there was no gas for sale, so we helped and headed for Tacna anyway, hoping we could do some coasting or something to make it to Tarata. It was a cumulus - cloudy day, and beautiful country. We saw another band of vicuñas - small, but with several young - near an agricultural station of some sort (I don't think significantly related facts). Also on the Capaco japa we saw 4 rheas. They were sitting along the tola when we spotted their periscope-like heads. Stopped to take a picture at road-stop in Challapalca, and waved to Yanta cup as we drove by. Camped at Acequia Cop (lower one) in late afternoon, moving in on a wood-gathering family with a flock of sheep. We quickly spread out our wet tent and stood up the oven to dry our tissue blocks. The camp was its usual narrow site - little green plants carpeting the ground so the tent stays clean - clear skies, almost no wind. April 11, 1974. Spent a very pleasant night at the the Tacna moving went into reorganizing, washing traps, and packing things up to left in Tacna. Arrived in Tarata in late morning and got gas. (OP greeted the man in the corral) And then went to see Sophia. She

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AKP 1974 had another woman in the back of her store - looked like they were about to cook something. Sofy quickly opened a Fanta for us each as a package of crackers. We sat and talked... she said she had been in death the hospital for 3 months when her baby was born last year! And she is going to move down to Jacua in June, to cook for Justin. She doesn't really like Juana as well as Tarata, but will have her little store there. We didn't see Angelica. We told Sofy we would give her family a trip to Cuzco, Lima, Machu Picchu - and would write her about it. (They had visited Cuenipa together last year and enjoyed it.) Justin was supposed to arrive on the 4 o'clock bus, but we couldn't wait. At the lower guard station, however, there was a bus wait; to go up the hill, so I went around it to see if I could spot Justin - there she was sitting just inside the back door! So we had a brief talk before the bus fueled out. We got to Juana late afternoon & scaled off the entire layer of grime. It was really hard to stay awake until 8 to have dinner! April 12, 1974 Friday Leaves an afternoon Fancet! Place for Lisa.

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