Field notes, v1556
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Ribble, D.D 1989 Pteronymus CALIFORNIUS 444 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. July 16 #1765 ♀ SAD, up, nullip. 27g. Ear-tagged. 300m from WR along West Alvarado (cont) 1760 ♀ Early Mat, nullip. 31g. "-". 380m " " " July 17 This PM on GRID RC we dusted ♀ 1979, 44g up, st 9,17 with RED powder; ♀ O3D, 43g, SPERM plug!, st 5,15 with BLUE-GREEN; and ♀ 136t, 39.5g, post-lactating with GOLDEN BROWN. July 18 This PM on GRID RC caught ♂ 0110, scrotal, st 5,12 covered with fresh GOLDEN BROWN powder; SAD♂ 1582, st 5,15 covered with fresh BLUE-GREEN July 19 This AM on GRID RC we caught ♀ 1578, SAD, st 8,18 covered with crable RED powder; we dusted ♀ O20, 47.5g, lactating, st 6,10 with ORANGE powder. July 20 This PM on GRID RC we redusted ♀ 136t, 39g, st 5,12 with GOLDEN BROWN. July 20 This AM on GRID RC we redusted ♀ O20, 52.5g, lact, st 4,9 with ORANGE powder- Also this am we conducted a dyadic encounter between ♂ 1955 and lab ♀ 1511 at station 7,18. We introduced them into the arena around 2330h last night and conducted the test this run at 0900h - The male was extremely passive with no aggressive interactions - meaning has she stumped... (see data sheets for details) July 21 This am on GRID RC we caught ♀O20, st 10,10. She was inside the trap but her tail (last 15mm) was caught in the door. She seemed okay, but she had lost 10g since yesterday. She gave birth between the 25 and 27th of June, put on 5g yesterday, so perhaps she gave birth!? This would be an interbirth interval of 24-26 days - very short. (See notes July 22)