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Peterson
1935
Peromyscus m. sonoriensis.
Marys River, 5800ft, 22 mi. N Deeth, ELKO Co., Nevada.
July 8. Seven caught on gravelly slopes sparsely covered with low sage brush. Peromyscus apparently more numerous + more universally distributed than any other species - larger percentage of them caught consistently than the rest. Seem to inhabit + ply close & shrubs rather than in the open. (A survival promoter? Less suscept-ible to destruction by predators?)
carry ectoparasites - lice, mites.
July 9. Marys River, 5800ft, 22 mi. N Deeth, ELKO Co., Nevada.
Eleven caught on dry gravelly flat covered with sage brush + along fences + dry ditch on Buena Vista ranch.
July 10. 15 mi. S Contact, 5800ft, ELKO Co., Nevada.
Nine caught on gravelly, gentle slope covered with sage brush. Most numerous in tall sage brush.
next + young July 12.
July 11. Goose Creek, 5000ft, 2 mi. W Utah Line, ELKO Co., Nevada.
Twenty one caught on river flat, gravelly slopes covered with sage brush.
July 12. Goose Creek, 5000ft, 2 mi. W Utah Line, ELKO Co., Nevada,
Five caught on river flat near banks.