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Pearson - 1994
Buenos Aires to capture and take home live sociabilis.
Parques has printed up an impressive folder of reserch
"sponsored" by them, entitled:"La Investigacion en los
Parques Nacionales Patagonicus, Una gacetilla
informativa para la comunidad cientifica." It
includes also a list of projects that they would like
to see pursued, which includes completion of the
inventory of biodiversity in areas still not completed,
such as, for mammals, Laguna Blanca, Los Alerces,
Puelo, Perito Moreno, Los Glaciares, Bosques
Petrificados, and "Tierra delFuego". They list mammal
species for which they are interested in evaluations
of abundance. These are species of special value
(endemics, vulnerable, unique, or threatened), or
whose status of conservation and abundnce is
insufficiently known: Lagidium wolffsohni, Octodon
bridgesi, Dromiciops, Ctenomys sociablilis,
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Pudu, Lutra provocax, Lutra
felina, Felis guigna.
Visited Michael Chrstie at his house. He was
working on his marked lizards. He says a Parkguard
found a tuco skull at Paso Cordoba, but Michael has
not seen diggings there. He and Eileen found diggings
near Lago Lolog, and between there and San Martin de
los Andes.
Adam Hajduk came by to report that Silveira had
sent us a copy of the Cueva Traful book. Adam found a
collection of severed tuco skulls in an archeological
dig at Arroyo Corral on Estancia La Longha. He might
be able to find them for us to examine. He described
the role of glass beads in the dating of archeological
digs.
November 30- Bariloche- Overcast. Went to Ecotono and
talked with Rapoport; he wants citation for maximum
species diversity of mammals in a local hectare. Then
talked with Adrian Monjeau's three students, who are
writing up their study on the trapping grid near the
airport. Populations this year are very low; the
trend has been more Abrothrix longipilis and less
Eligmodontia, which correlates with an increase in the
amount of cover and bushes.
Then lunch with Alberto Sosa, and then to
Chalhuaco with him. One bridge almost impassable,
lots or Ourissia in bloom, no amancay yet but lots of
amancay plants Some sign of Chelemys, but no earth