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Pearson
1982
Cerro San Martin (Club Andino Bariloche) and
used comments, ad Otto Neumeyer (S. M.
Andes) has old information, also Dr.
Venzano in Bolson.
Location of a cave with mouse holes on
Estancia Arroyo Verde of Mauricio Garvier
cave
Cuidador
Puente Colgante
Rio Trofeo
a moleculed
[illegible] collected under Stelleria bushes at 10
km from Cuello were sent by Woody Middelhauf
to an authority in Australia who identified them
as CYLINDRORYCTES sp (family cylindromyidae), a
genus found only in Australia, New Guinea, and Argentina.
In Australia they are called sand gropers and cause
some damage to roots of forage crops, see
Tindale 1928 Rec. S. Austrol Mus., Adelaide, #: 1-42