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D. S. Rogers 1980-1982 General Index Journal 1980 Mexico:Baja, Chiapas, Veracruz 1981 Mexico: Veracruz, Oaxaca 1982 Costa Rica Catalogue #1300-2286

D. S. Rogers 1980-1982 Journal 1980 Mexico:Baja, Chiapas, Veracruz 1981 Mexico: Veracruz, Oaxaca 1982 Costa Rica

Jukes E Rogers 1980 Journal 3 September 0930 hrs Robert Seib and I left Berkeley, Ca for Baja, Mexico. I plan to collect mammals, primarily rodents and gophers, while RS collects herps. 2000 hrs Have arrived at border across from Tijuana after driving through Los Angeles and San Diego via Interstate 5. Had to get a certificate of citizenship since I left my birth certificate at home and had no passport. ( # 24 /muff) 2145 We will stay at a Hotel & buy car insurance in the morning. 4 September 0730 hrs Awoke and prepared to leave US. 0900 hrs Crossed border into Baja. 01:15 hrs Went through check point near Punta Banda 16:30 hrs Arrived vicinity El Rosario and drove to a locality where RS has a pitfall station. Collected several lizards and 2 shrew partial skeletons (probably Notiosorex) 17:45 Set 20 Sherman traps up a dry wash in the canyon where RS has pitfall traps. Locality is 10 mi SE (by road) El Rosario (taken from bend in Hwy). Weather was mild (ca. 85°F) 18:30 hrs Drove to a locality near the coast and set 80 more Sherman traps. Coastal scrub habitat. Much cooler here than the other locality. This locality is designated

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 4 September cont. Kilometer 40 on the highway or 9.3 mi N (by road) El Rosario. 19:30 hrs. Began road driving for herps 2000 hrs Collected several herps (see Seib's Journal this date) after driving ca. 50 miles SE El Rosario. Will make camp at the 10 mi SE locality for the night. 5 September 0545 Arose to check traps. 0630 Collected 9 mice from 20 traps at the 10 mi SE El Rosario locality 4 Neotoma fuscipes (all released) 4 Perognathus 1 Peromyscus 0845 hrs Collected 12 mice from 80 Sherman at 9.3 mi N (by road) El Rosario 8 Neotoma (7 fuscipes and 1 lepida?) 3 Perognathus 1 Peromyscus maniculatus 10:30 Began driving for Bahia de los Angeles. We plan to stop and check for herps in various pitfall traps. 15:15 hrs. Arrived at Bahia de Los Angeles and rented a room for $18/night. RS will preserve all herps and I plan to take electrophoretic tissue and peppe

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Luke S Rogers 1980 Journal 5 September Cont. mammals. 20:15 hrs Collected sk, tissue on several Cerophatin and a Peromyscus maniculatus 20:45 left hotel to nightwalk for snakes and lizards 22:30 hrs Arrived back at Hotel (see RS journal for account of herps collected) and locality 6 September 0745 hrs Arose and prepared to set up a grid to quantify vegetation. 1145 hrs Arrived back at hotel. Weather is extremely hot (< 40°C). We were able to set up grid, but only quantified 3 of 30 quadrats. Also checked pitfall traps nearby. We will rest during heat of the day, then go out to do more grid work and I will set some small mammal traps. We will also nightwalk for herps. 20:30 hrs Arrived back at the hotel. We have measured more quadrats and RS divided the quadrats in half (5x10m) for easier handling. Also have set 60 Shermans in a wash (7km W by road) Bahia de los Angeles. The traps were set along a dry wash, ca. 3-4m high on either side. Some areas were completely rocky, other very sandy. Numerous burrows in sandy and hard packed sandy soil. Woodrat droppings very evident, especially among rocks. Some evidence of dens.

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Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal 7 September 0600hs Arose as sun was coming over horizon. We will check traps and shot lizards this morning. 0915hs Arrived back at hotel. Collected 13 rodents including: 8 Perognathus fallax?, 1 Neotoma lepida?, 4 Peromyscus (probably truei and oremmier). Peromyscus were collected in rocky microhabitats, as were the woodrats and some Perognathus. Traps set in very sandy areas yielded fewer animals, and only Perognathus 1030hs Ready to take tissue on animals collected. RS is not feeling well due to the heat. 1630hs Completed preparing today's specimens. We will leave soon to finish measuring vegetation and set more mammal traps and possibly nightwalk for herps. 1945 Arrived at hotel. Finished grid work, measuring 30 5x10m quadrats for vegetation. Put out 40 more shermans at a locality 26 km (by road) Sitio de los Angeles. The vegetation was much more dense and oliveise. large barrel cacti, serios and some mesquite. soil was very sandy ca 15m either side of the road, but became rocky with many pebbles and small rocks (.1-.3m). Set traps mainly out areas between these two soil types. The weather today was much cooler due to winds from the pacific side. Collected an Ammospermophilus in the dry wash locality while rebaiting those traps by flashlight. The individual had died during the day.

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Duke J Rogers 1980 Journal 8 September 0545 hrs Arose very early. We must load car and drive to pick up traps at two localities. We will then drive to San Ignacio and Rosita. 0900 hrs. We have completed picking up traps. Of the 60 traps set at the 7 mi W locality, of which two I lost, I collected 2 Perognathus, 1 Ammospermophilus (escaped), 1 Neotoma, and 1 Peromyscus. Of the 40 Sherman set at the 26 Km locality, have collected 1 Dipodomys, (2 species) 4 Perognathus [illegible], [illegible] and 3 Neotoma. One Peromyscus escaped when I open the trap to check what it was. 0945 On the Hwy (1) to San Ignacio via Guerrero Negro 1500 hrs Arrived San Ignacio. Shot ligulae here. No sign of gophers although there is good soil and a large oasis with date palms. We will drive to Santa Rosalia since we see rather large clouds ahead which may rain on the road and increase herb activity 2015 hrs Arrived Mulege and checked into a hotel (Tarazona) for 287 pesos for two nights. Collected only one snake 2400 hrs Have taken tissue and prepared several Perognathus. Tomorrow we will drive to Santa Aguada where there is an oasis and vegetable gardens and also look around Mulege for evidence of gophers.

Duke S Ruger 1980 Journal 9 September 0730 hrs Arosa and prepared to drive to Santa Agueda. 1145 hrs Arrived at St. Agueda ca. 10:40. Very hot. No evidence of gopher activity here. Collected several lizards. Spent early morning preparing specimens. 2330 hrs. Arrived back at hotel in Mulege. We night-walked at Santa Agueda but only came up with several toads and gekkos. Collected a Spermophilus (from natives) and a Peromyscus in a rock crevice. 10 September 0745 hrs. We decided to cut the trip short since collected is so poor. We plan to spend another morning at Santa Agueda collecting herps and then drive to San Ignacio and camp for the night. 11:00 hrs. Activity is still rather poor. Spent the morning shooting lizards. We were able to collect 4 or 5 colored lizards along the road from Hwy 1 to Santa Agueda with a pellet rifle. 12:45 Stopped [illegible] to change money in Santa Rosalia. 15:20 Arrived San Ignacio. Temperature seems cooler here. Definitely less humid than the coast. 21:00 hrs. RS and I have set 100 Shermanos in two different habitat types. The first (referred to as rocky plateau) was located above the oasis and date palm area where we camped. This plateau overlooked the town of San Ignacio to the southwest, many cacti, very rocky substrate. Set #5.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 10 September cont. Shermans in this area. Majority were set in flat area with some evidence of burrows. Ca. 20 traps were set in a "wall" of small boulders and rocks. [illegible] We also set 20 shermans in the camp area. Many palms (date) and much grass, few rocks. 11 September) 6:20 hrs. Arose and checked traps. Collected 3 mice from 20 shermans set in Palms. (2 Peromyscus & 1 Perognathus) 8:20 hrs. Have collected 10 mice from the plateau. (8 Perognathus baileyi ? and 2 Peromyscus). Will spend the remainder of the morning hauply typing some of the P. baileyi and taking tissue. We did try shooting lizards (ca. 8:30-9:30 hrs.) but the activity was low. 14:30 hrs. Completed cytological work, and have skinned all specimens from this locality. We will load car and drive north to stop at several places were gopher activity was evident. 15:45 Have stopped at Uligains. RS talked to a man who had collected herbs previously and he will take us to alfalfa field where he says gophers (Topos) are abundant. 20:30 hrs. We were very successful in taking gophers from an alfalfa field. Various other vegetable and fruit crops are grown here but gophers prefer this area. Apparently, as many as 8 men

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 11 September amt. we employed full time to rid gophers from the fields. We took 21 individuals from the fields. We will now drive to Guerrero Negro and rent a hotel room and preserve specimens. Tissue was taken on [illegible] all but three individuals. Five are still alive and will be karyotyped. 2400h. We are still preparing specimens. We also collected many snakes (see RS this date) while right- driving to Guerrero Negro from Vicaros. In addition we collected 2 Depadrury (2 species) 12 September 8:30 h. Turned in after skinning and making skeletal preparations of all material except 4 live gophers. Will karyotype after several hours sleep 8:30 h. Arose and prepared to karyotype. Will try to keep one individual alive and karyotype three. 11:30 h. Preparing to leave Guerrero Negro. We will drive north and stop briefly at two localities with definite gopher activity. 13:30h. Collected one gopher along the Hwy where an arroyo crossed underneath. The traps were set ca. 7m from the road and ca. 12m from some standing water. The water table was just below the burrow system. Part of the system (where the individual was taken) crossed the moist area. The soil contained many

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Mike S. Rogers 1980 Journal 12 September cont. rocks and pebbles. Much large grained sand with some layers of clay. The burrow at this point was ca. 9 cm. below the surface. A rock was also turned near this area and a large burrow was uncovered. The soil here was much more friable and I assumed this area would be the animal's food cache area and den. Collected the specimen after 20 minutes in the gravelly-sandy runway. The animals was already dead and beginning to stiffen, so I assume he was taken within 10 minutes of setting the trap. Locality is Santa Dominguito, 15.1 mi's (by road) Puerta Pieta. 1640 hrs. We stopped at Puerta Pieta and excavated several gopher burrows but were unable to collected any animals. 2310 hrs. Arrived at border crossing south of San Diego. Prepared all material while driving, except a Spermophilus shot by RS in San Agavico. 2340 hrs. We able to cross border and declare specimens without difficulty. Rented a room at Motel 8. 13 September 800 hrs left for Berkeley. 1650 hrs Arrived Berkeley and unload equipment.

Duke S Rogers 1980 MÉXICO FIELD TRIP Journal 6 December (Saturday) 1400 hrs: Ed Neake (EN), David Good (DG) and I left Berkeley for Mexico. The main objective of this trip are to collect Neteromyx and secondarily pick up samples of Peromyscus. Regarding the Neteromyx, I first need to collect N. milozi from southern Chiapas (known only from Cerro Mozotol and Pirakete). The second main objective is to collect tissue samples of Neteromyx from the Catemacos, Veracruz area. EN is accompanying me mainly to learn about collecting in the tropics and take part in field Ranging etc. DG is going along to collect lizards and skinks and to help me rodent trap when he can. We plan to drive to Mexico City to obtain permits, then travel to Chiapas 7 December 0630 hrs. Awoke and prepared to leave hotel. We stopped in San Bernardino California about 2130 hrs last night. We plan to drive as far as possible today and cross the border tomorrow at Juarez, as we must exchange dollars for pesos and the banks will not be open until tomorrow morning. 8 December 0600 hrs. Prepared to leave Hotel 6 South in El Paso, TX. We need to purchase a few more supplies for field work, fill gas and water cans, buy Mexican auto insurance and exchange dollars for pesos. 1030 hrs. We have accomplished the errands mentioned above and are preparing to cross border. 11:30 hrs. After a minimal delay due to self-tap, we are on our way to Mexico City.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 9 December 15:00 We have driven all night and are now in Queretaro. Our route taken was Juarez, Chihuahua, Tonale, Zacatecas, San Juan Potosi, Queretaro. 1330 hrs. Arrived Mexico City at Permit Office located at corner of Isabel la Catolica and Nezahualcoyotl sp? To get there, follow the Reforma into downtown all the way to where Reforma merges with Benito Juarez. Follow Juarez until it hits the main square (if necessary). Before this Isabel de Catolica will cross but it is a one-way street and too far up where it hits Juarez. One must parallel Isabel de Catolica until Nezahualcoyotl is reached. 1630 hrs. Have checked into a hotel on Nezahualcoyotl two blocks from the Fauna Silvestre office called Playa Hotel. We will have to wait until 10:30 tomorrow morning until the proper person is available to hand out permits. 10 December 0830 hrs. Arose and ate breakfast: 0936 hrs. Checked in at office and were told to return in one hour. 1030 hrs.: Unfortunately, they have DG's permit ready, but not of the required documents E.H.'s. Ed did not bring a copy so there is no chance of and apparently, the first was lost in the mail. getting one! We will now have to check in with the office on the return route in hope of getting the permit at that time. 1230 hrs. Finally out of Mexico City. The air pollution is absolutely awful.

Duhe S. Rogers 1980 Journal 11 December (3) 0230 hrs Arrived Puerto Arista after driving all day and night. 0630 hrs Arose. 0730 hrs Talked with Alvaro Gonzalez (Ali) and did not find out too much concerning the whereabouts of Cerro Muztal. We have located Pinabete on various maps. We plan to drive up to Pinabete and stop today. 0845 hrs Arrived Tonala after having breakfast at Ali's restaurant. We need to pick up ice, tortillas, and drinks. 1030 hrs Arrived Huixtla. 1045 hrs Attempted to drive to Pinabete north from Huixtla, but we informed by several natives that it would be impossible from here. 11:25 hrs mi. 76.5 start : To a road from Tapachula (right left hand) Turn past Pemex in center of town if coming from Huixtla. 11:30 hrs mi. 80.8 cut-off to a hydroelectric plant. Road is good, paved. There are areas of mature tropical lowland forest on either side of the road, although on steep hillsides. ca. 11:50 hrs. Road becoming full of potholes mi. 85.0 - Town of Chapultepec. ca. 12:25 hrs - mi. 97.3 El Eden elev. ca. 400m. less habitat more fincas instead, road now bad (not paved) but passable. ca. 13:00 hrs mi. 97.8 - Finca ? of Brasil. ca. 13:20 hrs. mi. 99.8 Nuevo Aleman. We talked with a man here who stated that the road was not good enough for us to make it up to Pinabete. Instead, he suggested we take the left hand turn in the road we saw just

Duke S. Rogen 1980 Journal (4) before we drove into Nuevo Alemania This road should take up back to Huixtla. 1630 hrs Arrived back on main highway to Tonala The road back from Nuevo Alemania was very bad. The only turn we had to make was bearing to the right side of a jack in the road. Some decent undisturbed looking habitat along this route. 1658 hrs. Arrived at patch of mature vegetation on either side of highway [15.5 mi SE (by Road) Mapastepec, 50 mi]. We will set traps here and net bats. 1940 hrs. Arrived Huixtla and checked into a hotel. I set 60, EH 40, and DG 40 shermans at the locality where Heteronysp and L. gymnottis were collected last summer (1979). We were going to camp there and set bat nets, but a native warned us that it was too dangerous since bad men travel through there with pistols. I was skeptical, having camped there before, but the consensus was to leave the area and come back to pick up traps in the morning. The hotel we are staying in is called "Molano" and is located ca. 6 blocks to the right side if driving through Huixtla from Mapastepec side. The hotel is located on the same street that goes by the town square. 2330 hrs. Turned in. We must get up early tomorrow so that are license plates are not taken as were are illegally parked. 12 December 0600 hrs Arose and quickly gathered our personal gear.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 0630 hrs left hotel Molana and drove back to trapping locality 0845 hrs Out of sixty pheromo I have only collected 4 P. gymnotei Ed and David collected 1 gymnotis each. No Ketenoyz! I will save, hopefully, some of the P. gymnotis alive to take back for chromosome banding. 0920 hrs Stopped to get gas in Huixtla. Our plan today is to head for the town of Motozinlla de Mendoza. The road to this town heads roughly northeast from Huixtla. On another map, there are only two high peaks given. The first is Volcan Tacana, and the other is unnamed to the northwest of Motozinlla de Mendoza (hereafter abbreviated Motzintla). Whenever we ask directions to Cerro Mozotol), the natives reply Motozintla? I though at first perhaps they could not understand our Spanish, but perhaps the high peak is also called Motozintla? 0930 hrs mi. 21.9 Turned off main highway at Huixtla (north from Benet in Tapachula side of town) and head out along a freshly paved road. mi. 25.0 - Town of Monacal mi 28.4 Nuevo Tenochtilan mi 28.9 Crossed the Rio Huixtla 0955 hrs mi: 29.9 Passed turnoff to Col. Morelos. Once again, this road seems to have areas along either side of mature relatively undisturbed lowland rainforest. 1015 hrs mi: 35.0 Col. Guadalupe. The road is unpaved in spots, but still fairly good. ca. 600 m elevation.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 6 10:25 hrs mi. 37.4 Passed through town of Beligario Domnguez. The forest appears to be somewhat dryer. The rainforest is still patchy, intermixed with introduced fruit and grain crops. 10:35 hrs mi. 42.1 elev. 900 m. Sighted first pine and oak. Not very pristine, a lot of agricultural and lumbering disturbance. The road is fairly good, but is not paved most of the time. 10:55 hrs mi 49.5 Town of El Rosario, 1600 m. elev. This is at the summit of a small range of mountains. Completely denuded. Down below there is a town, probably Motozintla mi 56.2 elev. 1200 m. Town of Motozintla. To the northwest there is a tall mountain, hopefully Mojotol! There is a road that skirts the town which we will take in hopes of finding a road up the mountain. 11:10 hrs mi 56.2 Motozintla Mazapa 1050 m. We must have come too far as this road (very good, paved) is heading towards Guatemala. 11:30 hrs. Have driven into downtown Motozintla, and asked direction as to the whereabouts of a road. Here the people do refer to the mountain as Cerro Mojotol. Apparently there is a "ugly" but passable road for a truck or carryall type vehicle. 13:30 hrs mi. 90.4 have driven up to top of mountain where there is a telecommunications installation in ill repair. The last mile of road is good cloud forest. Pine and oak with many bromeliads. We gave a ride to a person who lives in El Barvenir (take right fork of road at mileage 89.5 to this locality).

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Duke E. Rogers 1980 Journal Below is a map of how to get to the road leading to Mozotol. Cerro moyotal Motozintla To Guatemala mazapa El Rosario To Teixtla N to Cerro mozotol Central Motozintla Cemetery Round Concrete washing pool

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Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal (8) 1320 hrs. Temp. is 14°C on the summit, plus winds of 20-40 mph. Elevation 2850 m. We stopped here to eat lunch. Plan to set out traps at various elevations below. For about the last 3-4 miles there has been good vegetation in spots but the slope is very steep. The road up the mountain as is would be passable in a DVW bus, pickup or Corvallis type vehicle like ours. 1430 hrs. Set trap 8.7 miles below summit in cloud forest (60) 1545 hrs Set traps 3.1 miks below summit in drier forest of Oak and Pine. Elev. 2450m (60 traps) 1630 hrs. We have just finished setting a third set of traps between the first two. Elev. 2700 m. (60 trap) mileage is about 917 1720 hrs. Drove back down to the lowest of the three trapping localities where there is a place to pull off the road. We will camp here tonight. 13 December 0650 hrs. Arose to check traps. We camped at the 2450m elevation locality (10.8 mi NW by road Cerro Mojotol). 0730hrs. Returned after checking 20 traps. Collected 2 Promyces which appear to be P. guatemalensis. David collected 2 P. boydii, and Ed 3 more P. guatemalensis. 0845hrs The last hour was spent caging animals for safe- keeping. The temp this morning was 9°C. 1510 hrs. Due to car trouble, we were unable to check other traps as of yet. The battery had run down and I was unable to start it by coasting downhill (auto-transmission)

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Duke E Rogers 1980 Journal I took a ride on a truck (40 pesos) down to Motozintla. A man from Mexico City on the bus helped me find a mechanic. (11:00 hrs). He said to come back in three hours and we would go up the mountain. David and Ed stayed behind to watch the car. While waiting I purchased some supplies. 1530 hrs. As I left with the mechanic and two helpers who had driven as far as the outskirts of town, I saw Ed and David in the truck. They explained that just after I had left in the truck another vehicle drove up and had jumper cables and were able to start the overyall. (A previous attempt had failed). Ed had looked for me in town but had not found me, leaving David on the outskirts in case I drove by. They were just turning around to go and check traps when they saw us coming. 1610 hrs Arrived at second trapping locality (12.6 mi by road) Motozintla de Mendoza; Cerro Mozotal. 1655 hrs Finished checking these traps which were set on a very steep hillside. I collected 2 P. boylei, and 1 Neotoma mexicana T and 2 P. guatemalensis, and David 1 P. boylei and 1 N. mexicana (out of 20 traps each). Several of the mice collected in the morning are dead so I put them on ice and will take tissues later. This locality consists of mixed pine and deciduous trees, with bunch grass and moderate undergrowth. 1825 hrs Completed checking traps at highest elev (2800m)

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Duke & Rogen 1980 Journal Out of 26 traps each, I collected 3 P. guatemalensis, Ed 3 P. guatemalensis, and David 1 P. boylii. This locality is wetter than the other two, with more moss and ferns and bromeliads. This and other localities have been moderately logged. 1845 hrs Finished setting another 20 shermans this locality. Ed did also. We picked up the traps from the lowest locality, but left the traps at the 2700m local. Total traps out this night: 160 (60 at 2700m, 100 at 2800m) 2125 hrs. Prepared 2 P. boylii and 7 guatemalensis. No Kateromys have been taken. I hope this is because they are rare and further trapping will yield at least several. We will stay here for several more days. 14 December 0635 hrs Arose and got dressed. Last night the clouds were follow us in elevation at first, but with nightfall the clouds rolled in. Later (ca 2100m) the fog thinned out. This morning it is very clear and the clouds are once again follow us. It is like looking out the window of an airplane. 0820 hrs Returned after checking the two traplines at the 2800m elev. locality. No animals in the first line of twenty set the night before last, but the other line yielded another P. guatemalensis and a Kateromys melsoni! I was really excited to catch this animal since the vegetation where the trap- line was placed was the best I had seen thus far. The H. melsoni was trapped among several trunks of the

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Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal Same tree. Each trunk ca. 10 in. in diameter. The vegetation along this trapline was different from all other areas trapped thus far. Many ferns and herbaceous plants, some leaf litter, but not predominating. Nuthatches and brown creepers were also very prevalent. The soil was very dark, humus in nature, many small rocks. The area had been thinned out, there were many fallen logs, and the forest floor was rather open. 0840 hrs David collected another L. boylii and a Reithrodontomys (fulvescens)? His trapline also yielded another Reithro of the same type which was caught yesterday morning and which I overlooked until this morning. 0855 hrs Ed returned with a second H. meloni! He also caught 2 L. guatemalensis. 1030 hrs I have spent the last several hours taking tissue and staining the two Neotoma and a L. boylii. I also prepared a L. guatemalensis as a skeleton only. In looking at all the individuals of larger Peromyscus I am collectively calling guatemalensis, there is much variation in size of the buffy pectoral patch. Some individuals have only the faintest hint of buff, while other have a neckerchief shaped area of buffy coloration. All have black eye rings and dark at base of vibrissae. The forefeet are all white, the hindfeet has dusky extending to the distal tarsal area in some, and in others only medially. The individuals with the larger buffy area are also browner laterally than the other mice lacking the distinct buffy patch.

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Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal (12) 1230 hrs: After spending some time reorganizing the animals and eating lunch, we are preparing to drive down to the 2450 m local and pick up those traps. 1435 hrs: Arrived back at our base in the 2800 m base camp area. I took another two P. boylii from my trapline put on a steep, hillside with boulders, pine and some deciduous trees (oakase). Ed and David did not catch any animals. While moving the traps holding the live animals, a wire was loosened and one of the Heteromyss escaped. I managed to recapture it however. 1530 hrs: Ed and I repaired broken Shermans and arranged traps. We plan to concentrate our traps in areas near where the first two Heteromys were taken. 1745 hrs: Returned to camp after setting 4's more Shermans on the wet side of the hill just behind a large cleared cut area where I believe vehicles were kept when this road was built. I also pulled out the twenty traps set above the road and moved them to the hillside opposite. Total traps out: myself, 80; Ed, 60; David, 65. Of these 100 traps are in habitats similar to where the two Heteromys were taken this morning. 1935 hrs Final entry today. The weather was cooler today as clouds moved in ca. 1800 hrs. We can see thunderstorms tonight over in the direction of Volcan Tacana. Ed saw three squirrels this morning, David spotted a deer this morning as well.

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Duke J. Rogers Journal (13) 15 December 0650 hrs. Arose and cleaned to check traplines. 0900hrs. Returned after checking light traps. Collected three more very Heteromys melosini in the areas where it was moist. Also captured 2 P. guatemalensis in this area. The trapline set on the drier slope yielded one P. guatemalensis. 1930hrs. After eating breakfast, prepared to take tissue and prepare specimens of 11 P. guatemalensis. David plans to take the campbell down the mountain and collect salamanders. Ed and I will stay here and tissue the animals. 1200hrs. David returned, having collected only one salamander. He said it was much hotter down below. The clouds are still below us for the most part, but there is still fog now and then at camp. This morning David collected 1 P. boylii; and Ed collected one more H. melosini and 4 P. guatemalensis. 1340hrs. Completed taking tissue and preparing study skins of the P. guatemalensis with the help of David and Ed. 1425hrs. Finished eating lunch; Ed plans to move a lot of his traps to better looking Heteromys areas. I picked up a line of twenty set on the drier (south facing) slope and will move them to the wetter northwest facing side. 1555hrs. Returned from setting an additional twenty traps where Heteromys were collected. 1650hrs. Finished cleaning out the cages of live animals I am saving to take back for cytogenetic work. Will spend the next hour or so mending clothes and organizing

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal the remaining holding traps. 1820 hrs. Total traps out ca. 200 (80, 60 (David), 60 (Ed). All traps are set in likely Heteromys areas. It appears that these Heteromys have a fine microhabitat preference. They are not taken on dryer hillsides with fewer ferns, mosses etc. They are taken only in areas that (at least at this time of year) are continuously wet. They will stand some logging, but are not taken in areas where enough light comes through to drive out ferns + mosses. 2030 hrs. Tomorrow we will pick up traps and leave this local. We plan to get a hotel room and carryotype a series of P. guatemalensis, P. boylii, several Reithrodontomys and of course the Heteromys melanotis. We plan to stay in Huista and trap nearby along road to Motozintla de Mendoza while carryingotype. Hopefully we will collect some H. goldmani 16 December 0650 hrs. Arose and prepared to check traps. The weather is good, cloud banks are below us, no fog up here. 0905 hrs. Checked and picked up 80 traps, all set in likely Heteromys habitat. Collected only a single Reithrodontomys. The animal is very large for a Reithus, but still may be a fulvescens. It has a black eyering, tawny dorsal pelage and dark basal hairs tinged with pinkish ventrally. Tail is solid black, slightly lighter ventrally,

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Duke S. Pagen 1986 Journal (15) 0936 hrs Ed returned, having caught one Reithro of the same type and a C. I. guatemalensis. David collected only a single animal also, a Reithro., but much smaller and less tawney, which below. The animal may be a only a subadult, but it is doubtful that it is the same species as the other Reithros we have collected thus far. 0945 hrs. While eating breakfast, we saw a UFO. The moment before I saw the object was heard a swishing sound like a projectile. David saw the first one as well. About 30 seconds later I saw and heard a second UFO. It looked to be very small, flying above the trees, headed towards the peak of the mountain traveling NE to SW. It was shaped like this: [illegible] arrow No trail of smoke behind. 1026 hrs Packed all the camping equipment and headed for the summit. 1330 hrs Finished purchasing food in the market in Motozintla. We were unable to reach the summit as the carrigall was running poorly. We had to back-up (going downhill) ca. 9.5 mi. to the camp where we turned around. The vehicle ran better with the air filter taken out. We bought a replacement in Motozintla. 1456 hrs Arrived Huitla and checked in to Hotel [illegible] $440 pesos/night (room for 4 people to give us more room to keyotype etc.). On the way down from

Lament In all I am to pass over, since he was the father's friend, and the mother's. I have not seen off the town, and yet I who drove again a place and did not like it; because of its form, but something is so bad. I know no more of my father than that he had a wife. It was a year ago, and then I said to him: "I would rather have been born in the country than here, where I live now." He smiled at me, and said: "You are right; but you will see how it is when you get there." He went away, and left me alone. I did not go back to him until three days later, and then he told me that he had seen my mother again, and that she was very sick. I went to her house, and found her lying in bed, with her eyes closed, and her hands resting on her chest. She looked at me with a smile, and said: "My dear child, do not be afraid; I am not going to die." And then she died. I was alone again, and I felt as if I had lost something very precious. I sat down by the window, and looked out into the garden. The sun was shining brightly, and the flowers were blooming in all their beauty. But I could not enjoy them; for my heart was heavy with sorrow. I thought of my mother, and of how much she had done for me. I remembered her kindness, her love, her patience. And now she was gone, and I was left alone. I stood up, and walked slowly towards the door. As I reached it, I heard a sound behind me. It was the wind blowing through the trees. But it sounded different from before. It seemed to be whispering something to me. I turned around, and saw a figure standing in the doorway. It was my father. He looked at me with tears in his eyes, and said: "My dear child, come here." And then he embraced me, and wept together. I knew that everything would be alright again. For my father had returned, and I was no longer alone. We walked out of the house, and towards the garden. The sun was still shining brightly, and the flowers were blooming in all their beauty. But now I could enjoy them; for my heart was light with joy. We sat down on a bench, and talked about everything that had happened since he left. And then we went inside, and ate together. It was a happy meal, and we felt as if nothing bad had ever happened before. And so it ended. My father returned, and I was no longer alone. We lived happily ever after, and never forgot what we had learned from our experiences.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal From Cerro Mezotol (about 9 mi from Huehla) a small boy ran out from behind a truck and was hit by one car. Luckily he was not seriously hurt, just bruised. 1600 hrs Began keyotyping six animals. (3 H. nebloni, 2 P. guatemalensis, and 1 P. bagfii) (DSR#s 1399-1404) 2005 hrs Finished with keyotyping and preparing animals. 2140 hrs Arrived back at hotel room after eating supper. We plan to keytype Tomorrow, then set traps in the evening. The car is still running poorly, it will need to be worked on. If we leave the area tomorrow perhaps I will stop in Puerto Ariosto and see if Xlii is there. He may be able to recommend a good mechanic in Tonala. 17 December 0640 hrs Arose and dressed 0730 hrs Attempted to find a restaurant open for breakfast without luck. We came back to hotel to keytype. 1230 hrs Finished keyotyping, taking blood & tissue from eight more animals (DSR#s 1407-1414). Two animals died during the night (1 Rotho and 1 P. guatemalensis). Later in the morning another two animals (same species also died. 1310 hrs Returned from eating lunch. 1515 hrs After resting, prepared to set out traps, however, the car stalls out every time it is put in anything but park. We have to get it repaired. 2030 hrs. The car has been fixed. We just looked for.

Duke & Roger 1980 Journal (17) a mechanic ourselves but were unable to locate one. We then went to a Chevrolet parts store located on the northwest corner of the central plaza in Huixtla. a boy came with us to the hotel but did not know where the gas filter was located. He told us he would get a mechanic over to us. We then decided since it was rather late to just load up the vehicle and drive to Tonala that night. Then perhaps Ali would be able to help us. The mechanics arrived ca. 1600 hrs and since the car was now running better indicated that we should drive it to their shop. The shop is located across from the Pemex on the east side of town on the highway leading to Tapachula. They first replaced the gas filter, and the car still ran poorly. They then decided that it was the cables from the distributor to the plugs. The main Chevrolet place located ca. 2 mi. east of the Pemex did not have the correct type. They were going to splice some wires when one of the mechanics got the car to run smoothly by adjusting the carburetor. Total cost $379 pesos ($300 labor, $99 for gas filter.) 2145 hrs Turned in after eating supper 18 December 0640 hrs Arose and prepared to leave 0720 hrs Having repacked the car we checked out of the hotel and drove to get gas. 1045 hrs We stopped in Tonala to pick up ice and

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal (18) fruit and vegetables. We plan to drive to a locality near Berriozabal according to directions furnished by Mark Engstrom. 1135 hrs headed northeast towards Tuxtla Gutierrez from the town of Arriaga. 1415 hrs mileage 93.6, arrived at Berriozabel. When coming from Arriaga side, turn in at the last paved street on the left. Continue on this road until a four square is passed on the right. Then turn right onto the first available dirt road. Continue for several

Duke S. Reznor 1980 Journal (19) 1815 hrs David and I set up a bat net at the head of the trail. 2005 hrs Metted a Pteronotus davisi. Ed has set out 40 shermans in habitat similar to mine. Total traps out: 120 (100 mature vegetation : 20 secondary weeds). The area of moderately disturbed vegetation is quite rocky, with many boulders. Many vines, some rotten logs. Area looks potentially fairly good. Some large [illegible] trees remaining. 2040 hrs last entry. At this point I plan to remain here for two nights, then move on to a mountain locality near San Cristobal (mt. Zonteuhitz). 19 December 0645 hrs arose to check traps 0905 hrs Out of 60 sherman set in mature habitat collected the following: (18 animals) 2 Histonomyg desmarestianus, 6 Tylomys, 8 Peromyscus mexicanus, 1 Scotinomys, and 1 Oryzomys (so correct?) From the twenty traps set in secondary jungle growth around the camp area collected 6 animals : 1 Tylomys, 5 P. mexicanus. 1005 hrs After eating lunch and caging some of the animals, Ed and I will take tissue and skin a series of P. mexicanus and Tylomys. 1345 hrs took a break for lunch... Have taken tissue on a series of P. mexicanus (DSR 1417-1428). 1545 hrs Finished pulling tissue and preparing a series of Tylomys (DSR 1435-1441)

Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal 20 1750 hrs Completed setting 60 shermans in mature habitat ca 100-200 m from the dead end of the road. The traps were set more in the open (in general) in hopes of catching more Heteromys. 1845 hrs After supper of chiles, plan to now finish preparing the series of C. mexicanus and Tylomys as study skins. 2230 hrs Final entry. Weather this morning and afternoon was warm. At dusk, clouds rolled in and now it is quite foggy with drizzle. We hope for no rain 20 December 0650 hrs Arose and quickly dressed to check traps. The fog is still quite heavy and it looks like it may rain. Must pull traps and be on our ways 0835 hrs It has begun to rain. There are some places in the road on the way out that are quite muddy. If it rains very hard we may be stuck. Of a total of 60 traps, I caught 1 Heteromys, 2 Tylomys, and 2 C. mexicanus (40 traps) Ed collected 4 Tylomys and 4 P. mexicana. David also caught 8 animals (1 Heteromys, 1 Tylomys and 6 P. mexicana) 0850 hrs Finally on our way out of here. 0940 hrs Made it through the muddy areas before the road became to slippery. Ahead to Tuxtla (East) we can see blue sky. We will drive to Tuxtla then to San Cristobal ( Hwy 190). 1836hrs Stopped for supplies in Tuxtla.

Duke S Rogan 1980 Journal 21 1320 hrs Arrived San Cristobal. Picked up more supplies. 1405 hrs Unable to navigate road that David knew of as power lines were down across it. We will instead head to another place I saw coming in to San Cristobal 1435 hrs Arrived at place I spotted earlier (4 mi W byrd.) San Cristobal, 2000 m.) There is a good place to turn of the road just past a sign saying " Tunnel" when head toward San Cristobal. 1705 hrs. Arrived back at camp after setting 40 Sherman's. The habitat is dominated by pines, with some deciduous mixed in. Very little ground cover. More cover on forest edge near road. Trap success will probably be low. 1725 hrs Began preparing another series of P. mexicanus (DSR 1443-1452) 1910 hrs Took a break for supper. The clouds have rolled in and there is a heavy mist. Very chilly air. 2015. Began preparing the mice 2155 Final entry. The fog has lifted somewhat. We will pick up traps (100 out) tomorrow morning, get gas in San Cristobal, then drive the road north toward Teapa, stopping near Rayon to set traps and hopefully Obtain more Netunegs. 21 December 0710 hrs Arose; dressed to check traps. 0845 hrs Returned to camp. I trapped what appear to be 11 Peromyscus boylii. Ed caught 4 P. boylii offt of

Duke & Rogers 1980 Journal 22 40 traps also, and David collected a L. boylii and a Reithrodontomys sp. 0930 hrs. After breakfast. We will spend some time here organizing the vehicle and taking care of the live animals. Several (7) L. gymnotis died (of the cold) during the night as did 2 P. mexicanus. In addition several P. boylii died in the traps. We take tissue on the gymnotis, and some boylii. 11:15 hrs Ready to break camp. We will drive down into San Cristobal to purchase supplies. 13:10 hrs No extra at any gasoline stations. We must now drive to Tuxtla. We plan to drive as far as possible toward Teapa and Villa Hermosa, Tabasco. This afternoon. Hopefully we will reach some Nectomys collecting localities around Rayon, Chiapas. 14:20 hrs No extra in Tuxtla. Had to purchase a tankful of nova. 16:35 hrs. Stopped to set traps at an area of mature habitat and a place to pull off as well (on gravel hill). There is a mixture of pines and oak and much undergrowth. The locality is 17:35 hrs Completed setting out 40 sherman. The pine trees on the hillsides surrounding the campsite on the gravel hill are actually few and far between. The forest is well thinned out, leaving a lot of vines, secondary

Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal undergrowth. The clouds are just above us now, it is very windy and fairly cold. 2130hs Final entry this day. Finished preparing skins of a series of P. baylei from the San Cristobal local as well as 2 each of gymnotis and mexicanus. The wind has died down and it is clearing up 22 December 0705 hs arose to check traps. The weather is once again windy, cool, and wet. 0840hs Returned from picking up traps. Out of twenty traps set in disturbed areas, with some large trees collected 9 Promyops saxacensis? This area was on a hillside with much understory vegetation, many vines. There were a few medium size (ca..5 m) rocks scattered on the hillside. The second trapline set on another hillside with more mature vegetation yielded 3 more Promyops and a Reithrodontomyx (probably fulvescens). This area was also characterized by a heavy understory of vines, but more ferns were present, and what trees there were (pines x others) were larger. 0855hs Broke camp and drove back into town to get a mileage reading. Locality will be 3.9 mi NE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200m. 1035 hs. Stopped to eat breakfast and take tissue on some animals. We are at a overlook area above the town of Rayon. 1325hs Completed pulling tissue on the Reithro caught this morning

Duke S Rogers 1986 Journal (24) (#1463), a series of Peromyscus from the Boschil local as well (#'s 1464-69), a series from the San Cristobal local (#'s 1470-75) and three Tylonyx from Beniojabal (# 1476-78). 1420hs Spotted some decent looking habitat above the town of Rayon (3.5 mi SE by rd. Rayon) 1555hs Completed setting traps at the above locality (Edward and I both set 4's). The area I set traps in was very wet, in a small draw with a rushing stream. The ground was very wet-muddy, many vines, not much litter. Very difficult to trap (step). Some large trees, dead rotting trunks as well. 1630hs Returned to a campsite above Rayon (5.1 mi; SE by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1850 m.), 1745hs Completed setting a box of 20 Sherman's around the camp area, which is a paved area off the road probably used as a staging area when the road was paved. The habitat here is secondary growth ca. 3m tall, much understory, some bunchgrasses. 2130hs Final entry today. Finished skinning and preparing as study skins the 16 animals tissue collected today. Tomorrow we will quickly check traps and plan to drive to Villa Noriega. The brakes are making a noise and need adjustment. We will probably check into a hotel and paratype some animals as well. The weather is once again foggy here, and will probably be wet again in the morning. Temp. ca. 18° C.

Duke S Rozen 1980 Journal (25) 23 December 0650 hr Arose to check traps at Rover camp. 0715 hrs Good success! Collected 15 mice from 20 traps (4 P. mexicanus?, 4 P. zamynchus? and 7 Reithrodontomys fulvescens. 0735 hr Broke camp and head towards other trapping locality 0845 hrs This locality is 3.5 mi SE (by rel.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m. Excellent success here also. From 40 traps collected the following: 1 Micromys mexicanus, 2 Bryomyss sp, and 13 P. zamynchus. Ed did even better (out of 40 traps): 4 Keteomys, 1 Micromys, and 19 P. zamynchus? 0940 hrs Drove through town of Rayon. We plan to drive to Villa Hermosa and get a hotel to sortotype. We have determined that there is something wrong with the vehicle and it has to do with the brakes. We have to get them looked at 1245 hrs Arrived Villa Hermosa 1355 hrs Spent the last hour and a half looking for a place to work on our car with no success. Decided to drive towards Veracruz. 1545 hrs Arrived Coatzacoalcos. 1635 hrs No mechanic available, but did charge $200 for pesos ($2,200). Will drive toward Acayucan. 1810 hr Arrived Acayucan. Checked into hotel El Ritz. 2145 hrs After eating at a restaurant on the town square we put up some mice. One of the Netemys nelsoni from Mogtad died (took tissue #1480). Also took urine from several Reithros from above Rayon (1485-87) and made skeletons onlys from 4 Peromyscus from Bochil (1481-84).

Duke E. Rozen 1980 Journal 24 December 0630 hrs. Woke up. Will begin arranging animals for Barotyping 0720 hrs Stopped for breakfast. Plan to barotype ca. 26 animals. 1840 hrs. Spent the day barotyping as planned. Barotyped, took blood and tissues from the following: 6 Paramyces zarhynchus (#1488-93); 4 Heteromys (2 from Berrigabule and 2 from Rayon) #s 1494-97); a Merionosa mexicana (#1498); and Argyromys alfaroi? (#1499); 2 Paramyces sp. from above Rayon (#1500-01); 3 Tylomys from Berrigabule (#1502-04); 2 P. boylii types (#1505-6); 2 P. oaxacensis? (#1507-8 from Bochile); 2 Reithro. fulvescens from above Rayon and an Argyromys fulvescens (1509-1511). Ed and David spent the day preparing the specimens as study skins. 1920 hrs After eating a dinner cooked by Ed I took a break to buy more pins for pinning specimens and to make a phone call (without success). 2040 hrs Collected tissue from several more animals (2 P. zarhynchus #s1512-13; 1 P. oaxacensis? #1514; 2 P. boylii (#1515-16), and four more P. zarhynchus #s1517-20) 25 December 0800hrs As a Christmas present to Ed and Dave I let them sleep until 8:00! 0845hrs Began processing more specimens. We will check out before 12:00. Took tissue and blood for several

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Duke E. Roger 1980 Journal 27 more Peromyscus. 1045 hsk Skinned several animals that tissue was taken from, wili save those in cooler until later. Have everything packed and ready to drive to Catemaco. 1340 hr Arrived Catemaco. Filled up with gas, and drove to the waterfront of town to buy ice, then to market for vegetables. 1455 hrs Arrived Playa Escandida (a hotel ca. 20 ENE Catemaco) We will stay here tonight or several more nights while we trap and net bats. 1540 hr Talked with a man (Bill Schalbock sp?) who is a breeder and apparently helped write Walker's Mammals of the World. He now lives near Playa Azul la hotel ca. 1.5 mi outside of Catemaco. We will eat dinner here and then prepare more specimens. 2100 hrs. Finally finished preparing more skins and taking tissue from the series of P. zachyackus (#s 1427-43). Did not set traps out tonight. Tomorrow we will set traps in areas previously trapped by myself in 1977 for Kitonomy. 2320 hrs Final entry this day. Finished feeding the animals All seem to be doing ok. Must change the litter in some cages tomorrow. Ed and I will arrange the traps tomorrow morning as well. If time permits, I will also wash clotnes as I am running low on clean ones.

Duke E. Rosen 1980 Journal (28) 26 December 0810 hrs Arose late. 0910 hrs Finished changing the litter in the live animal cages. I now have ca. 38 live animals to take care of daily. The only casualty this far has been a H. melsoni from Cerro Mezotol. The animals seem to be doing well. The temperature here is pleasant since a cool front moved through yesterday (it rained in the afternoon and evening). Temperature is about 70° F now. As long as I can keep the mice cool for the remainder of the trip most will survive. 1055 hrs Ate breakfast after washing two pairs of pants. Also pinned out the remainder of the specimens prepared last night. 1145 hrs As it stands now, I plan to stay here and trap for several nights, hoping to pick up a series of Vetersmups. I then want to spend a couple of nights in the Tuxtla metros trapping at any available mature habitat for comparative material of Veterumup. Following this, we will move to Ojo de Agua for several days. Then we will drive to Tuxtepec, Oaxaca and trap in the lowlands a day or two more before moving camp up in the mountains in the Ixtlan area for several more nights. This should put us about 7 January. Then we will begin the long drive home to Berkeley via Mexico City.

Duke Roger 1980 Journal 29 0750 hrs Arose to check traps. 0830 hrs Arrival at a trapping locality (8.5 mi ENE [byrd] Sontecomapan, D), 25 m.). This area is located .3 mi by rd. past the Tuxlas Biological Station. All traps (except 20 of mine or 120) were set in areas of mature habitat which is extensively interspersed with cleared fields. The habitat is fairly disturbed within, some clearing for wood. Not much undergrowth, but what there is consists of ferns and Philodendron appearing plants. 0925 hrs Out of 40 traps set in the mature habitat, I collected 1 Heteromys and 2 P. mexicanus. From the 20 traps set in dense secondary growth with some grasses on either side of the road I collected another Heteromys, 1 Sigproden hispidus, and 1 O. melanotis? (may be a couesi). Daniel caught 2 P. mexicanus and 3 Heteromys from 40 Sherman's and Ed caught 2 Heteromys and 1 P. mexicanus. 1015 hrs Returned to Hotel Playa Sordicia and have checked the twenty traps set out in mature but disturbed area near the hotel. These traps yielded only another P. mexicanus, but Ed caught 3 P. mexicanus and another Heteromys from 20 traps set in the same area. 1245 hrs Ready to begin karotyping after a late breakfast 1550 hrs Finished karotyping 6 animals (3 Heteromys and 3 P. mexicanus, #s 1544-49.) Took blood and tissue as well. In addition I took blood and tissue on the S. hispidus (OSR 1550) and 4 other P. mexicanus (DSR 1551-54).

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Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal 30 1730 hrs Have set out 40 Shermans on a hillside above Playa Esmeralda where there is mature habitat, then took a shower. The weather has been pleasant today, partly cloudy and warm. Since we have already caught eight Nectarines here, we will probably leave tomorrow as we are a little behind my timetable. 2130 hrs Ate a lot of food at the restaurant, feel satisfied though! We will stuff the remaining nets tonight. 28 December 0745 hrs Arise to check traps. 0905 hrs Returned from checking traps. Collected 8 Nectarines and 3 P. mexicanus. Ed caught 12 Nectarines in the same stand of forest. The habitat was on a hillside, with some herbaceous ground cover, but not over entire forest floor. Quite a few large trees, many vines, fair amount of rocks. 1145 hrs Loaded vehicle after eating breakfast. We will drive to Catemaco, find a hotel, then set out some traps in the nearest decent looking habitat for Nectarines. 1355 hrs Arrived Catemaco. Checked around various hotels and checked into one near the main road (Hotel Cristal 264 pesos) 1600 hrs Completed taking blood and tissues on 6 animals (1555-60). Preparing to go set traps. 1915 hrs Arrived back at Hotel. I have 35 traps out, 20 of which are in a coffee plantation whereas the other 15 are in the secondary growth along the road.

Duke & Roger 1980 Journal (3) The habitat on the road was very grassy, with some bushes, weeds. The coffee habitat was very disturbed, not very good for heteromyops. David and Ed each set out 20 traps. 2145 hrs Final entry. Completed taking blood and tissue and preparing six more heteromyops (1561-66). Early tomorrow we will pick up traps, the load the vehicle and drive to San Andres. 29 December 0630 hrs Arose to check traps 0910 hrs Returned from collecting traps. Out of 20 traps set in mature trees and coffee plants I caught 7 P. mexicanus. The 15 traps set in secondary growth and grass yielded 4 P. mexicanus, 5 Onychomys coosai (one of which escaped) and 1 Sigmodon hispidus. Ed and I hunk? Ed caught 5 mice (4 P. mexicanus and 1 heteromyops?) David caught 1 Onychomys coosai, 2 P. mexicanus, and 1 heteromyops?. Both set 20 traps. 1130 hrs After having breakfast, packing, and restocking supplies, we are leaving Catemaco. We will drive for Cordoba. 1455 hrs Arrived Cordoba and check into Hotel Rivera Vista (375 pesos/night). We will fangotype this evening. 2220 hrs Completed fangotyping 12 animals (1 hunk?, #1567, 5 heteromyops 1568-72, and 6 P. mexicanus #1573-78). The weather today was once again cool at night to 27-29 C during the day. Tomorrow we will take tissue and blood on more animals. Then we will drive to the Rio de Agua local.

Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal 30 December (32) 0710 hrs Arose and pinned out specimen from last evening's tarotyping. 11:20 hrs After breakfast and making slides from animals tarotyped last night we are ready to begin taking blood and tissue 1555 hrs Completed taking blood and tissue on the following: 15. hospidus, # 1579, 12 P. mexicanus #1580-1589, 1591-2, 4 (heteromys) 1593-96, and 3 more P. mexicanus #1597-99. I failed to give the localities for the animals trapped on 29 December. The locality Ed and David trapped was 9.5 mi SE (by rd.) Cateraco, 50m, whereas mine was 8.8 mi SE (by rd.) Cateraco, 50m. 2140 hrs Have spent the remainder of the afternoon and evening repacking the vehicle, ordering the Sherman traps, and changing litter in live animal cages as well as pinning out some animals. Tomorrow we will pick up a few supplies and then drive to Ajo de Agua. We should get there early enough to set out many traps. I would like to pick up a small series of Heteromys from here, then off to the Tiptepe area. The weather today was once again cool. Cloudy in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon. I think rain may be offering tomorrow. 31 December fed live animals 0725 hrs Arose and dressed, pinned out specimens with scratch grain and cabbage. 0925 hrs Finished repacking carapell and preparing to depart

Duke S Rogers 1980 Journal 33 0940 hrs ca. 4 mi E (by id) outskirts of Cordoba is a road to Potrero mi 48.4 that goes to the left (north). The objective of these directions are to get to Ojo de Agua. mi 48.7 cross over river, soon road turns to the right, and you pass an old Hacienda, converted now to some government agricultural installation. Mileage [illegible] - take a left hand turn, now in town of [illegible]. Mileage 50.1 cross over railroad; 50.2 road bends to the right; mileage 50.4 take right hard fork; mileage 51.5 continue straight ahead at this road junction; 51.7 take right hand fork in road; 51.9 turn left onto a larger dirt road 52.7 take left fork in road, then continue on this road until it dead ends (mileage 54.7). At this point, trails lead to the right, ca. 500 m is the Ojo de Agua or Ojo de Rio Altope.) 1545 hrs Completed setting out 80 Sherman's. The majority of these are set in dense undergrowth. The area is very sucky, little leaf litter. Many areas are thinned out, some large trees remain. In this same area last year, (June) Netrop, Q. melanotio, P mexicanus, and B. taylort were collected. 2205 hrs Two bat net which were set out earlier in the evening have thus far yielded 1 Rhogeessa turnida; 6 Myotis nigricans, ca. 30 Stursomii and several Micronyctus? The latter two species were all released. Tissues were taken on the Rhogeessa and a M. nigricans

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Duke S Rogers 1981 Journal (34) 1 January 0720 hrs Arose to check traps 0940 hrs Out of 80 traps set along a trail toward the Ojo de Agua (60) and twenty set away from the trail to the Ojos where the road dead ends collected the following from a total of 34 animals: 7 Netemmys (one escaped) 26 P. mexicanus, and 1 Olyzomys fulvescens. Ed collected 22 animals from 80 traps of the following forms: 1 Netemmys, 20 P. mexicanus, and 1 Olyzomys fulvescens. 1130 hrs Departed this locality after shifting the Netemmys and olyzomys into different holding cages, feeding the live animals and having breakfast. 1425 hrs Arrived Tuxtpec, Oaxaca, traveling south from Cordoba towards Veracruz until a turnoff to the right towards Tierra Blanca, then to Cd. Aleman., then another right toward Tuxtpec. Along the way we stopped for fruit and bread. 1505 hrs leaving Tuxtpec after buying vegetables and filling up with gas. We need ice as well, but must return to Tuxtpec tomorrow as today most places are closed for the Holiday. 1535 hrs Arrived at tonight's collecting locality (25.8 mi SW (by rd.) Tuxtpec). This area is a small stand to the right of the highway (northwest) where Netemmys have been taken on two previous occasions. 1705 hrs Returned to camp (at turn out in rd) after setting 40 Sherman's. The area is moderately disturbed, rocky with

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Duke E. Rogers 1980 Journal. 35 many boulders. Herbaceous plants and a little leaf litter on the ground. Ed is also setting 40 traps in this area at present. 1830 hrs Stopped for supper. We have been preparing a series of P. mexicanus from Ojo de Agua. 2135 hrs Completed skinning a series of 15 animals, plus taking tissue on six more P. mexicanus (#1623-28). Also skinned another 4 for skeleton only preps. Tomorrow we plan to check traps, drive back to Tuxtla to buy ice and more supplies, then head toward Oaxaca City, stopping at at least two localities along the way. At this point we will return to Mexico City. I am uncertain whether we will go via Oaxaca City or through Cordoba-Puebla. The fastest way will be the best. 2 January 0710 hrs Arose to check traps 0920 hrs Completed checking traps. Caught only 2 P. mexicanus from 240 traps. Ed also caught 2 P. mexicanus from 40 traps. 1130 hrs After breakfast and taking care of some live animals, as well as preparing 2 skeleton onlys from P. mexicanus that died in the night and taking tissue on a Natrix from Sortecomanapan. 1200 hrs Picked up food, gas and ice in Tuxtla. We will now drive up in the mountains to Viota Hermosa. 1330hrs Arrival at a pull off area below Viota Hermosa.

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Journal 36 15:30 hrs. Completed preparing 11 P. Mexicanus skins. I left the car headlights on and the car will not start. Ed and I will walk up the road to Viota Hermosa to see if anyone has any cables. 16:20 hrs Arrived back from Viota Hermosa no cables then, huckily the town was only ca. 700 m up the road. I am going to set some traps near town. The weather is bad: ca 55° F and raining 17:40 hrs Arrived back at camp. The area in which I set traps was off a path that began to the left at the middle of town and descended rather quickly. Traps were set above and below the trail ca. 300 m below the town. to Oaxaca camp trail V. Hermosa to Valle Nacional 21:00 hrs We had to fire and eat food in the vehicle as it was cold windy, and raining. Temp ca. 10 °C. We prepared a series of P. Mexicanus from Ojo de Agua. 3 January 07:00 hrs Arose to find the weather had cleared. Temp. ca. 8°C. I will check traps while Ed and David remain in camp. 08:40 hrs Returned to camp From 40 Sherman's I collected 8 P. Mexicanus, 8 Oncyrops candidatus, and 2 Neteronops. 11:55 hrs We have spent the morning preparing more study skins. I also took tissue on 3 O. candidatus, on of

Duke J Rogers 1981 Journal which had died in the trap during the night. 1330 hrs Stopped at a locality ca. 16.6 mi SW (by rd) La Esperanza. The mileage is not exact so we will take a reading from the next town. 1620 hrs The weather is still clear. I have completed setting 60 traps: 20 of these are on a dry-western facing slope in secondary growth and another 40 are placed in moist eastern facing slope of mostly oak with little pine. Leaf litter is thick, much more on rocks and trees. There are quite a few fallen logs. The slopes are roughly 35° grades. Many epiphytes cover the areas as well. We will camp here tonight, pick up traps in the morning, and drive further southwest on this road to a locality Ted Papenfuss gave Davis for salamanders and leguielos. Ed is at this time setting 40 traps for the wet facing slope. (The dryer slope is predominantly pine) 4 January 0810 hrs Arose after a cold night. There is frost on everything left out from last night. I briefly checked the live animals and they seem to be OK. 0915 hrs Returned from picking up traps. Collected 10 animals from 40 traps set on the wet slope (6 P. melanocarpus, 3 P. thomasi; 1 Gryzonys affari). Collected 4 P. melanocarpus for 20 traps set on dry slope. Four of the melanocarpus (3 wet, 1 dry slope) died during the night. Ed caught 8 animals (7 P. melano- carpus and 1 Reithrontomys fulvescens?).

Duke & Pozar 1981 Journal 1000 hrs Took tissue on the five P. melanocarpus (#s 1656-1660) and 3 P. mexicanus that died during the night (#1653-55). 1105 hrs Broke camp and headed for the summit. 1130 hrs locality at last night's trapping was 5.2 mi NNE (by rd.) El Machin. This locality if taken from La Esperanza is ca. 17.4 mi SE (by rd.). It consisted of a pull off on the highway .7 mi below the summit. 1340 hrs For the last couple of hours we have been driving toward Oaxaca. We are now stopped at a locality that is 2.7 mi from the main highway to Oaxaca City. The dirt road headed right at the summit before winding down into Oaxaca. The sign for the houses in the area is La Lumber. 1700 hrs. Ed and David have been out collecting salamanders for the past several hours while I skinned the mice from this morning and fed the live mice. 1740 hrs After preparing eight mice we left the salamander locality (Ed and David collected ca. 30) and drove toward Oaxaca. 1830 hrs Arrived outskirts of Oaxaca and checked in a motel Costa Rica ($350/night). 2020 hrs Final entry. Tomorrow we will drive to near Puebla. We have to check on a collecting permit for Ed, and the proper person is only in his office in Mexico City around 10:30 in the morning. We will leave in the morning and arrive Mexico City around that time.

Duke S. Rogers 1981 Journal 5 January 0740 hrs Arose, fed animals, had breakfast. 1020 hrs Preparing to leave motel. 1100 hrs Several animals died during the night. An O. caudatus from Vista Hermosa and a P. melanocarpus from El Machin. I took tissue on both animals and prepared them with the help of Ed while Daniel is driving. 1630 hrs Decided to drive through to Mexico City. 2130 hrs Checked into a hotel just one block down from the permit office. Either due to the heat of the vehicle in city traffic, driving or both I have lost another six animals. I must prepare and take tissue on all of them. 2320 hrs Completed taking tissue and Ed helped me skin the following: 2 Keteonigo (1 Rayon, 1 Ojo de Agua DSR 1662, 1663) 2 O. caudatus (V. Hermosa DSR 1661, 1664, 1665), 1 P. melanocarpus (El Machin DSR 1667) and a P. thomasi (1666) 6 January 0700 hrs Arose and fed animals. No other deaths this morning. 01045 hrs No permit to be had for Ed, therefore we must cross border at Juarez. 1130 hrs Left Mex. City after rearranging Carayall. We will not do any more trapping. 2030 hrs Arrived at a motel north of Zacatecas. Will stop here. Another P. thomasi died during the day. (#1668) 7 January 0600 hrs Hotel room very cold; we were all awake and decided

Duke E Rogers 1981 Journal to leave early to get warm. We will drive north toward the border today and hopefully cross. 0935 hrs Arrived at border (Cd. Juarez). We traveled thru Torreon, Chihuahua to get here. roads fairly good 1215 hrs. No trouble crossing. Declared animals and was not searched, so hassles were minimal. We have driven to Deming New Mexico and stopped at a hotel for the night 8 January 0835 hrs Arose early, took care of live animals, bought ice and gas and ate breakfast before continuing. We may drive straight through to Berkeley. 9 January 0530 hrs Arrived Berkeley. All animals are at this point alive and well. The roads were good, encountered rain showers here and there. Traveled via Phoenix, Blyth, Los Angeles.

Drake S. Fager 1981 Journal 30 October 1981 2350 hrs David Good arrives at my apt. to drive me to the airport. I am planning to fly to Mexico City and spend about 10 days with Stan Sessions and Dave Darda on the last leg of their month long trip in Mexico. Dave Wake is flying to Berkeley in the morning. He has been with Stan and Dave D. for the past three weeks or so. 31 October 1981 0115 hrs Board Mexicana flight 145 for Guadalajara and Mexico City. 0410 hrs Arrive Guadalajara. Have to deboard the plane and fill out tourist papers. I loose my birth certificate in the process. 0515 hrs leave Guadalajara for Mexico City (45 min flight). 0605 hrs Arrive Mexico City. Note: I tried to take a liquid nitrogen tank (LNL) on the plane but the Mexican people would not allow it. Besides the form for "Shippers Certificate for Restricted Articles" & authorization form from Cargo Mexicano and the captain's signature is apparently required. So I had to dump out the liquid N2 at the airport and take the empty tank. 0830 hrs (Mexico time two hours ahead) past through customs but had problems with the N2 tank again. Met Stan and Dave. Had to wait ca. 35 min with no one

Duke S Rogers 1981 Journal 31 October (cont.) showing up to clear us. Finally talked my way out of the problem to some other official looking plain clothed people and left. 1000 hrs Change my ticket with Mexicana. We will leave on the 9th of November instead of the 17th. Stan and Dave fly on Pan Am the morning of the 9th, and I leave on Mexican at 8:45 pm on the 9th as well. 1040 hrs Left Mexico City without any N2. Will try to pick some up in Oaxaca. At worst, I can maintain the live animals until the 9th and buy liquid nitrogen in Mexico City on that day. 1110 hrs left Mexico City for Oaxaca Area. There is a salamander local (Rio Erio) than Stan and Dave want to collect. 1415 hrs Search a hillside briefly near Rio Erio (about 3-4 km east on the old non toll highway to Oaxaca The area was too dry, we found nothing and moved on. 1600 hrs Search along the old highway to the west of Rio Erio for about 20 km, but found nothing familiar to Stan or worth working over. Decided to drive into Oaxaca and rent a hotel. 1720 hrs. Arrived Oaxaca (got back on toll road at Rio Erio and off at Oaxaca). The town's streets are all torn apart. Stan search around town for awhile and then found a hotel where he had stayed

Duke E Roger 1981 Journal 31 October (cont.) on a previous trip, it was full so we found a room for three with three beds at the Hotel de France ($437.20 ps) 2100 hs. After supper we planned a tentative itinerary for the remainder of the trip which would accommodate (hopefully) both my objectives in coming down and Stan's requirements as put forth by Dave Wake. Tomorrow we will go to a locality at the top of the list in terms of priority for Stan and Dave (a "mountain" near Cuautlan. I will set traps here as well. Next day, pick up traps, then work near Fortin for salamanders. in the evening, drive to Ojo de Agua and set traps. Next day, pick up traps at Ojo de Agua and drive to another locality at Barranca de San Miguel. For the next two days after that, collect salamanders at either St. Bernardo or Huatusco. The next day, collect salamanders at Puerto de Aire (but set no traps). The following day, drive to Xicotepec de Juarez (takes ca eight hours) and set traps. Next day, pick up traps and drive to Mexico City. Then the following day fly to San Francisco. 2300 hs Turned in. 1 November 0730 hs Arose, cleared out of room and went to eat breakfast. 0900 hs. Purchased ice and food, left to drive to Cuautlan.

Duke E. Rogen 1981 Journal 0945 hrs Arrived Cuatupan, which is a company town surrounding a sugar mill about 20 min east of Berizaba along the old non-toll road. The "mountain" of interest to Stan and Dave is located behind the town to the southeast. On the top (east side) there apparently is a remnant patch of "cloud forest" where a certain species of Pseudomocia has been taken. These are needed to compare with other similar salamanders collected this trip. 1035 hrs. Talked with several people here familiar with Salamanders from having been hired by other herpetologists to collect them. Stan and Dave will be accompanied by three people (one is Carlos Geron) up the Cerrto to collect salamanders. I will remain near the car at the base of the hill and set out traps in the afternoon. 1235 hrs Took time to number traps with a Sharpie. I plan to wait another 2-3 hours to set traps. 1400 hrs Prepared to set traps. Weather was pty cloudy this morning (ca. 20%), but the clouds moved in completely by 10:30 and it has been raining since 11:00 hrs. 1540 hrs Returned from setting 60 traps ca. 20 in forest- (not mature, but with some rotten logs) on ca. 20° slope. The remainder were placed in secondary brush, vines, and herbaceous growth. 1600 hrs Stan and Dave collected 6 individuals of the species they wanted from the mountain. They also collected two other species (several individuals of each). We have decided

Duke E. Rogers 1981 Journal to drive to Barranca de San Miguel, dirt road leading to a part just west of Fortin de las Flores. 1645 hrs While Stan and Dave look for salamanders, I set 20 traps in the area above the dirt road ca 100 m from the beginning of the park. There is about 30 m of habitat before one comes to a cliff ca. 10 m in height. There are numerous rocks, interspersed large trees, vines, and many trees of intermediate height. The forest floor is covered with ca. 15 cm of litter, sometimes less. Elephant ears are common along with herbaceous plants ca. 200-400 cm in height. The area slopes ca. 20° and steepens to 30-40° near the base of the cliff. The area is fairly undisturbed. 1720 hrs Collected an Anolis which Stan examined then released one again 1735 hrs Drove into Fortin to eat supper and secure a hotel. 1755 hrs Arrived Fortin. Ate supper at a restaurante on the town square. 1820 hrs Twice to get a hotel room at two places in Fortin, but were unsuccessful. Decided to drive back to Arigaloa and stay at the hotel Trneba since Stan had made reservations there that would be kept until 2200 hrs. 2010 hrs Arrived Arigaloa and Hotel Trneba. 2300 hrs Turned in.

Duke S. Rogers 1981 Journal 2 November 1981 0630 hrs Arose, dressed and left hotel for locality of Cuatlapán. 0735 hrs Arrived at Cuatlapán. The tour is situated to the east of Orizaba on old road (non toll). The locality trapped is at the base of a mountain 2 km S (by rd.) Cuatlapán, Cerro Chicahuaxtla. To Fortín Cuatlapán To Orizaba Hwy 150 Sugar Mill Tigers set there Cerro Chicahuaxtla

Duke & Rogers 1981 Journal 0830 hrs Returned from checking 60 traps with help from Dave. Collected a total of 12 animals (4 P. mexicanus, 2 M. guastiatus, 3 B. musculus, 1 Mus, 1 O. fulvicauda, and 1 Reithrodontomys mexicanus. Only Peromyscus mexicanus was taken in the forest. The Baiomys, Mus and Muictes were all taken in grass- brush adjacent to the forest. The Reithro and Oryzomy were taken inside brushy areas well away from the forest or cleared fields. The traps were set at the base of the Cerro Chico Huaxtho. 0855 hrs Completed picking up 20 shermans at a locality adjacent to a park. No animals were taken here. 0930 hrs Arrived at the town square in Fortin and eate breakfast 1200 hrs Arrived at a locality 2 km SW Huatusco. Dave and David looked for salamanders and came up with one between the two of them. 1630 hrs Drove from Huatusco to the locality Ajude Agua via MEX 131 to Fortin, then on the 150 cueto to Cordoba, Ca. Km E of Cordoba is a paved road (to Protreras) on the left hand side. Traveled along this road for 5km-then turn left onto a dirt road. Pass under railroad tracks for kms. 1800 hrs Set 50 shermans for Heteromys. 1940 hrs Arrived back at hotel Trobo in Cordoba.

Duke S. Ruzer 1981 Journal Sign for Ojo de Agua. Go underneath a railroad tressle continue on this dirt road through sugar can fields for about 4.5km, then take a right hand fork in the road. This road will continue for another 1.5 km and deadend at the base of a hill (see below) At the dead end a trail leads off to the right (north) c.a. 0.9 Km down the trail is the Ojo de Agua 1/30 no Completed picking up traps. Unfortunately, was unable to collect any Neteronops. Collected a total of 13 animals including 2 Orzomyx melanotic, 1 Scrisodor hispidus, and 10 Bromypura mexicanus. 1210 hrs Arrived Cordoba. Had the flat tire fixed on the eastern outskirts of town for 60 pesos. 1300 hrs After buying ice (blocks) at a Cerveza Costa Blanca establishment next to a Arroz Tropical building located ca. 2 blocks from the turn for the Orizaba toll road we are ready to drive to another locality that Stan had worked in 1974. The locality is along the mex 150 above the town of Mendoza.

Duke E Pagen 1981 Journal 3 November 0630 hrs Arose, packed our belongings and prepared to eat breakfast 0830 hrs Finally ready to leave for Ojo de Agua. Right rear tire was flat so we had to change it before leaving hotel garage. 1000hrs Arrived Ojo de Agua (see map below) Road dead ends at Ojo de Agua N Railroad trestle sign for ojo de agua To Orizaba Mex 150 toll road Cordoba end of toll road Mex 150 to Veracruz sign for town of Potrero Directions to Ojo de Agua are as follows: From Orizaba, Stay on Mex 150 (toll) to Cordoba, then take all signs for Veracruz (Mex 150). Ca. Km east of Cordoba will be a road to the left (North) with a sign for the town of Potrero. This road is paved. Continue on this road over a river, through a right hand curve for ca. 5.3 Km. There will be a dirt road to the left (North) with a

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Dukes Regen 1981 Journal important form (genus Chrysotaila) and want to return tomorrow to collect for several more hours. I will therefore set traps here since will be returning 1730 hr. Completed setting 50 Sherman's in mature and secondary growth habitat on a southeast facing slope. Weather was sunny until ca 1650 hrs when fog rolled in. The habitat consists of mixed pine and deciduous trees (primarily oak). The forest has little understory, leaf litter ca. 20 cm in depth between forests (on hillside) and valleys of grass are situated dense brush and herbaceous plants ca. 7.5-2 m in height. Mint family and elderberries. Numerous trails in area; cows, sheep, cattle and pigs nearby. Area looks good for P. boylii. Agave plants growing around pastures. Many bromeliads in trees. The forest floor is damp, but not wet. 1920 hrs Returned to Hotel D'Orba in Orizaba. 2300 hrs After eating supper and feeding animals plan to turn in. We will check traps tomorrow morning at Puerta del Aire, (Steve Dave will hunt salamanders), then collect salamanders along the road for most of the day. 4 November 0700 hrs Arose, dressed, and cleared out of hotel room 0810 hrs Stopped for breakfast in Acultzingo 0840 hrs Arrived Puerta del Aire local,

Lecroix writer to transmit (catalyst) and technique used in some areas of lakes it seemed general for this area and report as relevant system in accordance 0.2 factor stated fraction is a total delivery programme of 0.21 or 0.75% given and notes. Faced steps section of the lake to water off which the first all (also please) can consider one step in 0.5 so still yet for transport and other factors on hillside) and voltage of study exceeded area level station an double lane limit ring - w-2 x 6 or thunder trails in own some days, cattle and jumping off for bog road and problem pig pipe working. (the lake good for E-loggie. Plant growing around various primary fields. litter but clearly a self trade at least in 1950 its return to first Bloor in Ontario. Elevated grid for John-appears factor 4.0 weeks 230m of it entry supporting concentrated tank units - and turn it into tank will use winds) will go back to previous at this one wind (automobile) and all systems tested well used at least of been November 4 Educational area based round 2000 miles supported for transport or into in a current level base.

Duke & Rogers 1987 Journal 1430 hrs Arrived at a locality 3.1 km S (by road) Puerto del Aire in Veracruz. The map is given below N mex 150 to Mexico to Orizaba turn off to cd. Mendoza mex 150 ca. 5.3 km Acultzingo Puerto de Aire (Small Scale) LAKE 3.1 kms X When heading West from Orizaba, Take Mendozas exit. This is now old Mex 150. Continue on this road through towns of Ojo Zarco and Acultzingo. Road really winds up in elevation after Acultzingo. At summit is town of Puerto del Aire (all to the left). Take only dirt road between (through two buildings). After ca 1.5 km we'll pass lake on left hand side. Continue for 3.1 km. Here road will become more narrow and steep. 1630 hrs Stan and Dave returned from searching for Salamanders. They have taken several individuals of a

Duke E Rogers 1981 Journal 0935 hrs Returned from checking traps. I have collected a very rare animal! I trapped what appears to be a Peromyscus thomasi! The animal is very similar to specimens of the same species I have taken in Oaxaca (black mask on fore- large size). The animal is a locating female, alive, but in poor condition. This specimen may be referable to P. thomasi nelsoni known only from two specimens from the type locality; Tico = X:co, Veracruz. This local is approx. 100 airline Kms from the Puerto del Aire locality. When Stan and Dave get back the first thing we need to do is find liquid nitrogen or dry ice somewhere so the soft tissues can be preserved. 1240 hrs Stan and Dave return, having collected more salamanders. The other mammals collected were 1 Reithrodonomys and 2 Peromyscus. 1600 hrs. We now plan to drive to Mexico City and buy liquid nitrogen there. We drove to several places in both Oaxaca and Veracruz with no luck in finding dry ice or liquid N2. 1850 hrs Arrived Puebla and checked into Hotel Lastra. We plan to get up early tomorrow and arrive Mexico City early to avoid rushhour traffic. 2240 hrs Turned in. The P. thomasi is still alive. I plan to check it during the night. If it dies, I will pull tissues immediately, and put them on ice until we get the liquid N2.

"August 2, 1891 Journal [illegible] the most important minutes of 1890 proposed taxes. In general I believe even part a this year to remain as it is and be increased if needed with the income from the increase of taxes on liquor and - and tobacco. the amount now in our public schools put back - a larger amount to the schools, and some money from -eght at most $10,000 for the year 1890, and this is well done. The city's financial condition is excellent and we need not worry about it. The next thing to do is to look back over what we have accomplished in our public works during the past year and make a report of the work done at once, and on August 20th at an extra meeting of the council we will discuss the question of the new water supply and the cost of the waterworks. The question of the new waterworks is being discussed by the city council and it is hoped that they will be completed before the end of the year. The council has also decided to hold a special meeting on August 20th to consider the question of the new water supply and the cost of the waterworks. It seems to me that we have done well in our public works during the past year and we have accomplished much. The city's financial condition is excellent and we need not worry about it. The next thing to do is to look back over what we have accomplished in our public works during the past year and make a report of the work done at once, and on August 20th at an extra meeting of the council we will discuss the question of the new water supply and the cost of the waterworks. The question of the new waterworks is being discussed by the city council and it is hoped that they will be completed before the end of the year. The council has also decided to hold a special meeting on August 20th to consider the question of the new water supply and the cost of the waterworks."

Duke S. Rogers 1981 Journal 5 November 0600 hrs Arose, dressed, and loaded car. 0640hrs left hotel and Puebla for Mexico City. 0810hrs Stopped for breakfast at Rio Frio. 1030 hrs Arrived Mexico City. We will attempt to get liquid nitrogen from the place I purchased it in 1979 1345hrs Returned by taxi to the place Stan and Faircl were waiting. After approx. one hour of searching the area for the Aga plant with no success, hired a taxi and checked out an address. Turned out to be just an Aga office. They gave me another address. The directions to the plant are as follows: when heading north on the Periferico (towards Hwy 57 to Queretaro) take exit to the right - Gustavo Baz. This exit is ca. 2-3 mi north of Chapultepec Park. Gustavo Baz is a main street with two-three lanes each way. Continue on this street for a long way, ca. 7 miles. The street needed for the Aga plant is Rio Lerma. The street is 4-5 blocks (right hand turn) past a streetsign for the road named Tlalnepantla (also going to the right). So: once you pass the street of Tlalnepantla continue on Gustavo Baz for 4-5 more blocks, then turn right or to Rio Lerma. The street address for the Aga plant is Rio Lerma #15. It is on the right hand side of the street ca .5 miles from Gustavo. We immediately

Duke S Rogen 1981 Journal headed back toward Puebla (south on the Periferico through Chapultepec park) until a turnoff for Mex Hwy 150 and Puebla. From there we headed for any sign for Puebla and Hwy 150. 1430hrs We were stopped by a pair of policier who wanted money because our vehicle was not supposed to carry cargo, just people. I talked them down from 2 thousand pesos or $80 US dollars to $25 dollars. The P. thomasi died within a half hour of my return to the car with the ligule! Nr! 1605hrs Passed by the town of Puebla on 150 toll road. 1935hrs Arrived Orizaba, checked into Hotel de France. 2230hrs We plan to check out a salamander locality ca. 18 miles west of Orizaba. We will then drive to Puerto del Aire where I will set more traps in hopes of collecting additional P. thomasi. 6 November 0630hrs Awoke, quickly dressed and prepared to leave hotel room for El Berro locality. 0705hrs left Orizaba. Reserved our hotel room for an additional night. The locality is located off the toll road well above the Town of Orizaba.

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Dukes Page 1981 Journal 6 November (cont.) 0950 hrs Arrived El Berro local. (For directions see Stan Sessions' or Dave Dorda's account). I will stay in the van and process animals while Stan and Dave look for salamanders. 1345 hrs. Completed processing 11 animals. Eight Pleurotus mexicanus from Ojo de Agua, 2 P. mexicanus from Cuantlapan, and a Signodon also from Ojo de Agua. Stan and Dave have also returned; collected some Thoin and another genus. We plan to drive to the Puerto del Aire local so I can set traps and try to pick up more P. thomasi, hopefully in good condition. 1505 hrs Arrived Puerto del Aire local. I will set as many traps as I have with no animals already in them (ca 85). 1710 hrs Completed setting the traps. They were placed in areas surrounding the spot where the first P. thomasi was taken. 1820 hrs Arrived back at hotel in Orizaba 1950 hrs After supper, will try to call Barbara back in the US. 2200 hrs No luck getting through. 7 November 0700 hrs Arose, dressed and loaded vehicle for today's work 0830 hrs left hotel after breakfast for Puerto del Aire local.

Jake S. Rogan 1981 Journal 0955 hrs Arrived Locality 1125 hrs Returned from checking traps. Collected 6 animals including 2 P. Thomasi; one dead, one in very bad shape). The other four animals were one each of Microtus mexicanus, Sorex sp, Reithrodontomys, and a Resonipucus (also in poor shape). 1310 hrs Arrived Orizaba. I plan to stay in the hotel room this afternoon while Dave and Stan check out nearby localities for salamanders. Back at the locality I took electrophoretic tissue on the dead Thomasi, and preserved the glomerus and part of the Semingerus tubularis in 10% formalin. I also took tissue on the Sorex. 1730 hrs Stan and Dave return from collecting. 1930 hrs Returned to room for supper. The one Thomasi is looking really well. I think he may make it back to Berkeley. 2200 hrs Turned in 8 November 0730 hrs woke up, dressed, arranged gear, then went to eat breakfast 0920 hrs Checked out of Hotel de France. We plan to drive to Mexico City today, check into a hotel near the airport. Stan and Dave will leave for the airport early in the morning, whereas I will stay at hotel until close to checkout time. 11:15 hrs Arrived Puebla and ate lunch 1240 hrs Back on the road to Mexico City.

Duke S Rosen 1981 Journal 1600 km Arrived Mexico City, have checked into a hotel ca. 3 miles from the end of the toll road on Zaragoza avenue. The airport should be no more than 5-6 miles from here. 1900 km. Completed arranging gear for the trip by plane to Berkeley tomorrow. The third and last P. thomasi died. I took tissue and preserved the glands, I also fixed [illegible] a femur and fibula tibia in fix and preserved the testes well. I also sacrificed and made skeletons of an O. fulvescens and a M. gracilester from Cuautlapan.

Duke S. Rogers 1982 Journal Tuesday 13 July 0400 hrs Arose from a bad night's sleep. Today I, along with two other students (Ed Neoke and Phil Bugloski, both students of Bill Haidicker) will fly to Costa Rica and spend about a month collecting rodents. The major goals of my work are to collect three species of heteromyids (Heteromys osteoerix, H. deamastianus, and Lonchops salvini). The former species occurs only in Costa Rica, and although I have samples of both the latter two species from Costa Rica, I hope to improve my samples and increase the geographic area represented. The other data I hope to collect will add to several ongoing studies dealing with Peromyscus and Reithrodontomys. Ed Neoke is accompanying me primarily to work in the tropics and to help me out. Phil Bugloski's work concerns developmental problems in heteromyid rodents - and he needs Heteromys and Lonchops embryos 0500 hrs Phil Bugloski and I arrived at the MVZ to bring our collecting equipment and personal gear down to be loaded into Tim Patton's VW bus (he is taking us to the airport). 0535 hrs Ed arrived by bicycle ca. 5 min after we did. We are all loaded and ready to go. 0618 hrs Arrive San Francisco Airport. Our flight goes to Dallas-Ft. Worth, then to Miami via American Airlines. We then change airlines and fly back to Costa Rica. Total round trip airfare (30 day max. excursion rate) is $ 675.00 per person.

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Jake S. Pogue 1982 Journal 0645 hrs. We had trouble getting all of our gear taken. We were charged for 3 extra pieces of equipment (the three of each were each allowed two and we had 9 total) at $47.00 per piece! However, I was told that they could have charged by the pound inasmuch as many pieces exceeded the 70 lb. weight limit which would have meant much more money. The agent told us our baggage would be checked through to San Jose, Costa Rica. 0730 hrs. Finally took off from San Francisco after traffic delays on the runway. 10:45 Disboarded the plane to catch another flight of American's for Miami at DFW airport, - only about 16 minutes to spare. @16:45 hrs. (Miami time) arrived Miami. We have a two hour wait for the Hecasa flight. The agent told me that he needed another ticket or stub showing that I had paid the excess charges in addition to the receipt. It took me 30 minutes to take care of after going back to American but luckily I did not have to pay more money. 21:00 hrs. Arrived San Jose, Costa Rica. (one hour ahead of Pacific time). 2200 hrs. Check out a Hotel called "Pension Canada" recommended by Mark Halper, but they were full so our initial went to the Hotel Galelana reference to us by Harry Greene. Unfortunately, they had no rooms with three beds, so we took two rooms at $15.00 & $10.00 each. Some good news, the hotel is exchanging dollars at 61 colones to

Duke E Rogers 1982 Journal th dollar! Mark Hofner was getting only 48 colones to the dollar last month. Address is Avenida Central y Calle 13 2330 hrs Went to sleep after reading for about 30 minutes. 14 July (Wednesday) 0750 hrs Arose and Showered 0840 hrs Ed and Phil are ready. Our plan is to eat breakfast, then try to go to the permit office and to buy liguine N2 0930 hrs I called Pedro Leon's office and lab. A man named Tony" who spoke English told us that Pedro would be in around 13:30 hrs. We told him that we would try to be there then. 10:10 hrs We all took a cab to the permit office the directions are taken from Mark Hofner - but they are correct and accurate. The office is located near the corner of Calle 6 and Avenida 2. (The streets in San Jose are laid out in an orderly fashion). [diagram] North Ave 2 Pollos Fritos Kentucky Calle 6 Permit office. The entrance to the office is almost unmarked. It lies between two clothier stores but does have a title "Edificio Caribe". Walk into this narrow entrance way, go past a guard and either take the elevator or the stairs to the second floor. Ask for Sr. Eduardo hopez or the Direccion General

June 2 Rosen 1982 Journal 14 July de Recursos Pesqueros y Vida Silvestre. We arrived at the office to find that Sr. Eduardo Hopez was not there. We eventually talked with someone who said the copies of our species lists of animals to be collected would be copied. After this was done, another person told us that simply a list was not enough, but that we needed a complete report. I then told him that we did have complete copies and that our requests should already have arrived by mail. However, only Ed's had arrived and had already been approved. He took our permit applications (mine & Phil's). About 10 minutes later several people met and made decisions regarding permits. Both our requests were approved and we were told to return tomorrow to pick them up. 11:30 hrs. Returned to the Hotel and attempted to buy liquid nitrogen. 13:00 hrs. We spent some time gathering the traps together, numbering them, etc. 13:45 hrs Arrived at Pedro Leon's lab to find that neither he or Tony Morenos were there. 14:30 hrs Returned to Hotel. I plan to take a taxi once again to try to purchase liquid N2. The plant is located at Calle 6, Avenida 16 and is called "Bodega Gases" Industrial." The hours are 8-11 and 1:30-5 pm Mon-Fri. and 8-11:00 on Sat. But, they only sell liquid N2 Mon - Fri from 8:00-10:30 and

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Deke S. Rogers 1982 Journal 14 July 1:30-4:30 I don't know if they will sell it on Saturdays. 15:45. Was able to purchase the N2 for $275-40 (17 kgs at 15.60/kg). So it was by weight, not volume 17:00 PM Returned to hotel Galilea. 1830 PM Went out to eat supper 15 July (Thursday) 0745 am Arose and showered 0830 am Ate breakfast. Our plan is as follows: we need to contact Pedro hein to find out for sure if we can work in his lab, store some equipment there, and find out about rental cars, snake antivenin. 0930 am Called Pedros lab, and talked to Tony Moreno. We will take a taxi over there in ca. 1/2 hour 1020 am Arrived at Pedro's lab. It is located behind the Facultad de Medicina. entrance to Univ. of Costa Rica There is a road that circles the various buildings on campus. The Facultad ~~ is located roughly opposite the entrance to the Univ. If you enter the main doorway, Pedro's lab is located next to the electronic microscope in a

laurent plt 41 5 1:80-4:30. I was home of Friday which ends at 9:27. It only left me unable to sleep until 2:17, 21. (17 kps at 12:50, 20 at 16:55) 2 2:00-4:00 15:00 in return to hotel Calcutta longue too & too tired - 15:30 (unknown) plt 71 9:00 am break and showered 8:30am - 9:30am breakfast. Our plan is as follows; the work draw was only one of two half to watch what happens in the lab, then some experiments that are being done out. about another case, maybe not. 9:30 am called back lab and taken a trip between two walls there. You see this is an & hour 10:00 am observed at John's lab set in another building the facilities of Medicine - entrance to Clinic of Cardio Vascular There is a case that creates the various test hours, a circuit with a weight which applies opposite the reaction. It facilitates the drops of saline treated in the circulation.

Duke S. Rogers 1982 15 July (6) separate building entitled "Centro de Investigación en Biología Celular y Molecular" lab phone it is 24-67-49 (Dr. Pedro león Azo-Feita 11:30 hrs We have met with Pedro and Tony. He will allow us use of the lab for karyotyping and storing extra equipment. We may also use one of two microscopes for scanning. Tony gave us the address of the place that sells antivenom. It is called "Instituto Clodomiro Picado" located in the town of Coronado outside of San José. It is part of the Univ. of San José. 12:05 I don't have directions to the above place because the taxi ride was so circuitous. However, the taxi driver stopped to ask directions several times and was guided accordingly. The building are set back off the road ca. 50 m and are blue and white. We purchase antivenom for one person (Anti Viverid only) for $420.00 colones. 12:45 Returned to Hotel. We will try to buy some adrenalin and various other supplies and obtain a vehicle, then go to the permit office once again. 14:00 hrs. We have spent several hours trying to rent a "Land Rover" size 4-wheel drive vehicle (it is larger than the normal Toyota size jeep) with no luck. Global Rent-A-Car may have a VW bus for $200 dollars per week, unlimited mileage. We are now at the permit office. The permits are approved and are ready to be typed. We talked with Dr Edwards

June 5 Roger 1982 15 July Hopes who made us understand that he expected one preserved individual of each species we collected for a collection in San Jose (Univ. Costa Rica) & asked that we return in one hour 1605 hrs after exchanging some money (rate is now 62 Colones to the $) and stopping for a coke we returned to the permit office. 1635 hrs. left office w/ an approved permit for each of us. 1655 hrs Arrived back at the hotel. Global Rent-A-Car will call us about the vehicle. 1720 hrs I asked the desk clerk to call Global. They have a VW bus for us, [illegible] I made arrangements to pick it up tomorrow at 10:00 or 11:00. Hopefully we will be able to leave early in the afternoon for the first collecting locality. Tomorrow we have to purchase food, ice, try to get a lantern globe, machetter, distilled water, 70% ethanol. 16 July (Friday) 0730 hrs Arose and showered. 0815 hrs left for Mercado Central (location Avenida Central - Ave 1 and Calle 6 - Calle 8). We want to purchase macheten. 0930 hrs Returned to hotel with machetens, water containers. Ed went across the street to buy food for ca. three days. Phil is trying to exchange traveler's checks for Colones and plans to pay the hotel tab. We will leave for Global when he gets back to the room.

Derek Rogee 1982 Journal 1030 hrs Arrived back at hotel and parked nearby. We spent about thirty minutes getting the equipment organized before setting out to find a Coleman lantern globe which had broken during transit. 11:15 hrs No luck looking for a lantern globe. We will go out collecting without a lantern this time, then possibly purchase a propane lantern when we return to San Jose. 11:50 hrs I telephoned Pedro Leon to let him know that we would be coming by to drop off a trunk and a cardboard barrel. First we ate lunch (1/2 a fried chicken for $43.00!) 12:35 hrs We dropped off the equipment at Pedro's lab and have returned to the latter begun our drive to the El Copey de Dota locality. 1800 hrs Our route of travel was the Carretera Interamericana (Route 2) via Cartago (we got lost for a while, through Tejar and past Trinidad de Dota. (only Trinidad on the map). This is approx. Km marker 660. (I get it exact later). When we realized that we must have past the turnoff for El Copey de Dota (Copey on the map - it is before Trinidad) we turned around and went back to Trinidad where we took a mileage reading. The locality where traps were set is: 2.2 km E (by rd.) Trinidad, 2600 m. Prox. San Jose, Costa Rica. The south side of the road is covered with a cloud forest of hardwoods, ferns, bamboo looking plants, etc. Much bromeliads epiphytotia:. There are many fallen logs. And the forest is fairly well thinned out.

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John S Roger 1982 Journal Treeless embankment 300m road washed out single lane only traps set in forest new scale E < 2.2 km (by rd.) To Cartago San Jose Trinidad de Dota I have set out 90 Sherman's (all in the forest except for 20 which were placed in secondary growth just above the highway on the south side. This locality appears to be only 6 or 8 airline kilometers from El Copey de Dota, alt. 2600 m (higher than Copey) but it is about the best habitat that I have seen so I really hope we score on the H forest in the morning. Fog is blowing in, and it is misting heavily. 2000 hrs. We have driven another 12.2 km to the SE toward Cerro de la Muerte to camp. We pulled off in an open area to the left when heading southeast. The locality where we are trapping is along a stretch of the highway were to one side (NE usually) is Cartago Prov, and to the SW is San Jose Prov. All our traps were on the San Jose Prov. side. Foggy, slight wind, temp. ca. 10 C.

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Duke & Roger 1982 Journal 17 July (Saturday) (10) 0630 hrs. Wake up and dressed. We spent the night cramped in the VW. Phil left to sleep outside as he was too cramped in the front seat. Cloudy, temp. ca. 10°C. 0930 hrs. Ed and I have returned from collecting and have repacked some animals in other holding Sherman's to keep complete sets. I caught 16 animals (2 Scotinomys, 7 Reithrodontomys, 6 P. mudiiper, and one Heteromys). 1130 hrs Phil has some difficulties locating all his traps. He has returned but several are still missing even after searching for them for several hours. Ed caught six mice (1 Oryzomyx, 2 Reithrodentomys, 2 P. mudiiper, and a mustelid. Phil caught five mice (2 Oryzomyx, 1 Reithrodentomys, and 2 P. mudiiper). We plan to spent the next several hours preparing a series of mudiiper. Partly Cloudy, temp. 15°C, windy. 1500 hrs. Completed pulling tissue and preparing a series of P. mudiiper. Our plan is to set traps at the same locality again tonight, then move on regardless of whether or not we have taken any more Heteromys. I want to be damn sure I get the one individual we have karyotyped. We can always come back here and try to get some more at the end of the trip. We will probably work the locality given to us by Mark Hofner near Tres Rios for Heteromys for a few days, then head on in to San Jose to karyotype. 1700 hrs. Completed setting more traps in likely looking Heteromys habitat. Phil is back, we are waiting for Ed; then we will head down the road a way to get some warm coffee. It is and has been raining for the past 3 hours.

Duke T. Pogue 1982 Journal 18 July (Sunday) 0630 hrs We ended up camping at the same place as last night (12.2 kms) up the road from our trapping site. The weather last night was very foggy, but cleared at the higher elevation of our campsite (ca 3000 meters). Several animals died last night and we will take tissue on them before leaving for our trapping locality. 0845 hrs I completed picking up the traps for my lines (ca 60 set in the forest and 30 set along the forest edge or in secondary growth.) I caught 10 animals (3 Scotinomys, 2 Reithrodonomys, and 5 Oryzomy's (several species). Ed collected 1 Metromys, 3 Reithrodentomys (creper?), 2 P. nudipes, and one Oryzomys. Phil caught 3 Metromys cresterus, 1 Reithro (creper) and 4 P. nudipes. 1000 hrs Several of the Metromys are doing poorly so we will stay here over prepare several more animals that are doing poorly while I karyotype the two cresterus. The weather was sunny, but now has begun to rain. 1200 hrs Completed karyotyping the animals. The hand centrifuge is begin to strip the gears after only 2 animals! It probably will not be useful for the remainder of the trip. We will drive until we find a restaurant and stop to eat. We were then drive to near Tres Rios and try to find good habitat for Metromys desmarestianus. 1340 hrs We have finished eating and are about 20 kms outside San José. 1630 hrs After driving on back roads south of Tres Rios

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Duke S Roger 1982 Journal (12) For several hours we have stopped to set traps on a farm owned by a very nice man who speaks good English. His name is Oscar Mora. 2100 hrs. We have set traps on a hillside overlooking San Jose and Tres Rios. The habitat is fairly disturbed, trees are about 10 m -15m in height. There is a lot of coffee planted, rather thick understory in some areas, but little in others. Leaf litter is ca. 1 cm in depth. We have been given coffee and a place to sleep in a spare bedroom. Oscar and his wife are very nice and charming people. I don't hold out too much hope for collecting any Metronyxs tomorrow. Regardless, I plan to drive with San Jose and make arrangements to karyotype on Tuesday. We already have caught ca. 18 animals that I want to karyotype, and probably more in the morning. I have 70 traps out. 19 July (Monday) 0615 hrs Arose, dressed and left to check traps 0750 hrs Returned from picking up traps, having only caught 2 animals (Scotinomys and O affaroi?). The oxyzomys was taken in growth along a stream, whereas the Scotinomys was taken in thorny undergrowth on a hillside 1100 hrs Spent the morning taking tissue on an Oxyzomys that died during the night. Ed and Phil collected 5 more Scotinymys (2 and 3 each); Preparing a series of six Scotinomys (2 ales, 2 skel only + 2+ body skel. - the latter 4 tissue was pulled on as well. We also have arranged our gear and are ready

Duke S Pagen 1982 Journal 19 July (cont.) (13) to drive into San José and rent a hotel room. I plan to call either Pedro Leon or Tony Moreno to set up a time when I will be able to kangotype (hopefully tomorrow). Senior Mora borrowed a trap to try to help us catch prince here. We will call him when we next get into town. His address is: / Senior Oscar Mora I asked him if there / Calle 5 Ave. 22/24 was anything he wanted / Fabrica Conos-Ticos from the State and he / San José, COSTA RICA requested a book / Telephone: 26-14-71 on raising rabbits. I will send him one when we return to California. The weather this morning was overcast, temp. ca. 18°C. It is now still cloudy, but some sun is breaking through; slight breeze, temp. ca. 21°C. [illegible] San Jose Tres Rios Carretera Interamericana cartago N

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Duke 17 July 20 traps - secondary growth near road 2 Scotinomy's 2 Reithro sp C 2 Reithra Creper 2 P. nudipes 40 traps - mature faest 1 Hoestews 2 R. sp. A 1 R. sp. B 2 P. nudipes 30 Traps mature faest 2 P. nudipes's Edl (6 Total 1 Reithra sp C 1 Reithro sp Creper? P. 2 Nudipes 1 Oryzonys sp. A (small, 1 Mustelid Phil 2 Oryzomys sp B (large) 2 P. nudipes 1 Reithro sp. "C" ------------------------------------ 18 July Duke Scotinomy's III Reithra Creper? Oryzonys sp C 1 = large coarse size Oryzonys sp D 1 = small Reithro sp. C 1 Oryzonys sp A 11 = alfordi type Oryzonys sp B 1 = large

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Dukes Bogers 1982 Journal 1730 hrs. About 1200m we said goodbye to Senor Mora. The locality for this morning's trapping is the following: (Cerro) de la Carpintera, 2 Km 5 (by rd.) San Diego, 1450m, Prov. San Jose, Costa Rica, The map below is an approximation of the locality [illegible] 93.7 mileage Oscar Mora's farm School and soccer field N To Fres Rios 200 m Hwy 2 (Cuota) To San Jose Toll booths To San Diego Directions are as follows: Turn directly off toll road ca. 200-300 m before booth or take a exit ca 1 km further toward San Jose. Follow a dirt road heading toward the hills (there are side roads, but stay on main one). Immediately after you turn on to the dirt road you will cross a stream. After one km the road will swing back east and there will be a soccer field and school on the left. The road will curve to the right and begin to wind up hill) continue for 0.5 kms until there is a gravel turnout to the left. Off you go two for there is a gate (at least now) beyond which there are

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Dule Rogers 1982 Journal (15) people working on a tunnel to bring water across the hills. Oscar Mora's house is unusual - can't miss it you will see it to your left. n dirt road barn gate. Turnout 2100 hrs We went through the animals and I made decisions regarding which animals to save for karyotyping. I have contacted Pedro Leon and arranged for a place to karyotype in the morning. We will process 19 animals tomorrow and preserve eight this evening. 20 July (Tuesday) 0640 hrs Arose, dressed and left to eat breakfast. 0835 hrs After eating and loading necessary equipment in the car we are ready to drive to the University. 1230 hrs stopped for a break to eat. We have run eight animals. Our work space is very adequate and everyone

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Duke S Rogeen 1982 Journal (16) is very helpful and friendly. 1500 hrs Stopped for coffee with the staff and talked with the director. He will find out if we will be able to trap or 2 hectare area behind the campus that was formerly a coffee finca but has been allowed to undergo natural succession for ca. 18 years. Toney Moreno gave me the name and telephone number (Dr. Pedro Moronera, Hospital San Juan de Dios 23-41-49) who works with rodent parasites once may be of considerable help with localities for Heteromys and may need or appreciate preserved intestines and muscle for his parasite work. 1830 hrs Completed the bagotypying. Phil stuffed most of the anvialle while Ed took the st. tissue, etc. 2100 hrs Tomorrow we will try again to contact Dr. Pedro Moronera to get localities. Failing that, we will drive to Guanacaste Province to collect Heteromys. 21 July (Wednesday) 0700 hrs Arose, showered, dressed for breakfast 0810 hrs Returned to hotel after buying post cards. 0930 hrs Checked out of hotel - Discovered that the tape deck, speakers & passenger side mirror had been stolen! I hope we are covered by the insurance - but I doubt it. We are gong by the Univ. & Pedro's lab to pick up some equipment, I will ask them about it before going to the Global Rent-A- car agency (ave? x calle 15). I also called Dr.

Duke & Roger 1982 Journal Mourera. He couldn't give me any help with Heteromyx localities but asked for some fresh (either live or preserved in liquid N2) viscera from rodents (especially Sigmodon). They have found a parasite that is fatal compatible with humans in rodent tissues and he wants to conduct a survey of many species to determine which species carries the organism. He also wants live animals to study disease transmission. I told him that we were leaving for Guanacaste Province today and would try to collect some data for him. 11:30 hr Hassled with the car rental agency. Of course, they claim that the stereo, speakers, and music are not covered by insurance. (he wanted $35 + $32 + $15 respectively = $82). I told him we would pay it and asked for rental on the VW bus for an additional week (ends 30 July), and to put the $82 on the bill. We will hassle with the agency later with help of Tony Moreno who offered to do so. 12:20 hr We are finally ready to leave San José after purchasing supplies, buying gas, etc. We tried to report the theft (it occured on Calle 13 just below our window) to the police (Calle 8 and ave 19 on th corner) but they were closed from 12:20-13:00 and we really needed to head out to set traps for hummingbirds. We will go back during our next stop in San José. 16:30 hr. Arrived at a place to set traps. Our route of travel was the toll road out of San José, taking all

Duke J. Rogern 1982 Journal (18) choices at signs or intersections for feist Heredia when in San Jose, then for Alajuela until the Queerpuerto El Coco, then for signs for the Fronteria Nicaragua. Past Alajuela the road becomes "1". We continued on this road until reaching the town of Las Cañas, then took route 19 towards Tilán, stopping at three places to trap (see next day's meter for mileages or later entry. The weather is warm, partly cloudy; we can see Volcán Arenal from the trapping site. 1820 hrs Completed setting 60 traps -- most of them are along an edge of the forest; ca 25 are in secondary growth in a pasture or in grass. The locality where Phil and I set our traps is 3.7 km NNE (by rd.) Cañan, @ 150 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Ed's locality is 8 km NNE (by rd.) Cañan, 300 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Phil set a total of 70 traps and Ed has set 60. 1830 hrs Drove into Cañan to eat supper. 1950 hrs Drove back out towards our trap sites and plan to camp between the two along a road which used to lead to an old bridge crossing an unnamed river (ca 6 km NNE Cañan), but now there is a new taller bridge. This afternoon when setting traps I saw a Potus flavus! Very beautiful animal. Phil say and we both heard howler monkeys as well. The 3.7 km locality description is as follows: The forest is not very dense, and there is only a patch of it on the left-hand side of the road when driving from Cañan toward Tilán. I set my traps along the

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June 5 Rogez 1982 Journal (19) edge of the forest and then moved away from the forest out into a field with forbes, herbaceous clumps and some grass (grazed by cattle). Forest To Tiliran Field 3 routire N To Cañon (3.7 km) x's mark the path of 40 traps set. The forest (south end) comes up a incline of about 40°, and goes east to west (fun road inward) on an incline as well. The forest floor is covered with some leaf litter (ca 5-10 mm). The edge has more cover, with more brush and some grasses. I hope to catch leucys here, but also some Cryzenus and Sigmaden. 2200 h. Completed stuffing and pinning the remaining amimals (autotyped in San José the day before. Weather is comfortable now ca. 38 28°C, with a wind and slight breeze. I plan to sleep in the bus, very few insects. 22 July (Thursday) 0635 h. Woke up after a moderately good night's sleep (from the bus). Weather is breezy, partly cloudy ca 25°C. 0700 h. Left our camp site and drove to drop Ed off, then turned around and drove to where Phil and I have traps out.

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Duke S. Rogers 1982 Journal (20) 0450 hr. Returned from pulling in all my traps with a total of 7 hionys from 60 traps. I did not catch anything in the 20 traps set in grass !; only one hionys salmon along the forest edge, but caught another 6 animals out of 10 traps placed in bunches of forbes and brush in the field. Phil returned from checking his first line with 7 hionys as well (from the forest). He should do as good or better in the other line for hionys. 825 hrs: Phil returned from the second with no animals. We have picked up Ed and he caught 3 hionys. So we have a total of 17 hionys from the two locals. 905 hr Continued on route 19 to Tiliran. I have a locality for Heteromys listed as 5[illegible] km N, 2 Km E - so I assume the locality was on a road heading NE out of the town toward Arenal. 955 hr Stopped for breakfast at Cafe Nixon. 1030 hr Purchased a fairly nice pair of boots made in Nicaragua for #1,100 colones = ca $18.50.- Couldn't pass that up. 12:50 hrs we drove out of town and have found two likely places to set traps. One is a narrow strip of fairly large trees and mesic vegetation ca 3.5 km out of town. The next is a patch both above and below the road overlooking Lago Arenal. Note: ca 4.1 km before the lake is sited take the right road fork. 1320 hrs Stopped outside of town to process the hionys. Phil put up several alcoholins and we also took tissue on a series (2 skel only + 4 skins). 1530 hrs Drove out to trapping areas. We will take

Duke S Rogan 1982 Journal mileage readings on the way back. 1810 hrs Arrived back in Tiliran. We have rented a room for three people for $ 91.00! This has to be the cheapest ever. The room is very small, with 4 beds + the bathroom is down the hall but it's clean and the car is parked in the hotel parking area. We have brought up our personal gear, liquid N2 tank but have left the collecting equipment in the VW Bus. 2030 hrs Returned to hotel after eating. We may stay here another night if we catch Heteronys in the morning, I hope we do! 23 July (Friday) 0645 hrs Woke up after a comparatively sound night & sleep at 0500 us to someone banging on a door down the hall. 0710h We all dressed and prepared to leave for first trapping locality. 0750 hr. I collected 2 Heteronys (young adult ??) out of my 40 traps! These are very good catchers. Probably the only sample I will obtain from the northwestern area of the country! Ed returned and had caught 1 Heterony. Phil came back with 6 Heteronys and 1 O. alferoi! Based on this success we will stay here another night and try to get a big series of Heteronys from this area. 0845 hrs Returnel from checking forty traps with nothing. 30 of these were set in a patch of forest that was secondary growth ca. 15-20 years except for a few big trees. 10-traps set

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Duhe S Rogers 1982 Journal In tall grass on the roadside also yielded nothing. Ed has his traps placed in the woods close to mine, so he should do poorly as well. Phil will probably have better success- (Lagunada Arena) his traps are placed below the road toward the lake and from here the vegetation looks more mature. Phil did very well - a total of 10 Heteromys! Ed (6 at the first local + 4 at the next. Ed caught 6 Heteromys and I caught only 2 total. 1200 hrs After checking out of the hotel we have driven well out of town and stopped to process some of the Heteromys - we made several alcohols and skeletons only. 1430 hrs We are in Liberia (or its outskirts), we have decided to drive to Playa del Coco as much as there is a Heteromys locality taken from there. 1530 hrs Arrived at Playa del Coco and have checked out a room for tonight. We will set traps out of town several kilometers tonight. 1600 hrs During the hot ride 6 Heteromys died. We will have to take tissue on them now! 1830 hrs Returned from setting traps. I have 70 out, Phil has 80 and Ed 60. Typical Heteromys habitat - Acacias, some herbaceous understory, little leaf litter, some trees c.a. 10 m maximum. There are many wasps I was stung three times on two different occasions. 0130 hrs Returned to hotel room. We met an interesting person who owns a large Hacienda near the Nicaraguan border (7 Km 5). He is in the neighborhood for the festival of

Duke S. Pagen 1982 Journal independence from Nicaragua (Guanacaste Prov.) to be held tomorrow. He is German and a man who works for him says he was a luftwaffe pilot in WWII. He is very interesting to talk to (politics, Costa Rica). 24 July (Saturday) 0655 hr Arose, dressed and left Hotel room for breakfast. 0810 hr Arrived at trapping locality. It is 3.9 km SE (by road) Playa del Coco, 100m, Prov. Guanacaste; Costa Rica. 0950hr Completed picking up my 70 traps (one apparently was taken by someone). I caught 9 hiorrns salvini. Ed caught 8 and Phil 6. 1130 hrs. Another Heteromyx had died during the night. We will have to be much more careful about transporting the animals to prevent more losses. In addition, we will now have to go back to the Tilaran locality for one more night to collect more. We talked more with the German. His name is Heinz Flug. He offered to put us up at his Hacienda given 4 days notice for some good horseback riding. We plan to stay here for another night and set bat nets. 25 July (Sunday) 0900hr Yesterday afternoon we drove into Liberia to see their independence festival. It was quite a bit like a county fair in the states (more emphasis on livestock here). There was a dance where we met some friends of Leonard’s (who works for Heinz Flug) and later we went to another place to dance and ended up celebrating the independence until 4:00 AM.

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Derek Rogers 1982 Journal (24) Later this morning we plan to drive to Tilaran and try to catch additional Heteromys. We still have six remaining alive, but we must move if possible. 1230 hrs Completed checking out of hotel. 1440 hrs Arrived at trap sight (4.1 km NE beyond) Tilaran, 650m) I set 80 traps in the same area (to the left when driving NE) and Ed and Phil set out 30 and 40 traps respectively. 1535 hrs Drove back into Tilaran, then about 0.4 km out of town to set some traps in a brushy, secondary growth area. We hope to catch either Oryzomys or Sigmodon here. 1830 hrs Arrived back at our hotel (#180) - very nice. 2300 hrs Turned in after a few beers. 26 July (Monday) 0655hrs Arose, dressed, and quickly left for trap site 0850 hrs. I caught nothing at the (0.4 km N Tilisan local), nor did Phil, but Ed did catch 1 hisomys with some another locality. It has been raining intermittently (but very hard) all night and the traps set in the secondary growth were exposed and probably the rodent activity here was diminished. Of the 80 traps I set in the forest at the 4.1 mi NE Tilaran local I caught 5 Heteromys and one Oryzomys fulvescens. Ed caught 4 Heteromys and Phil 1. 1030 hrs Drove to Canas and stopped for breakfast. We plan to drive to San Jose today, stop off to see if it is OK to karyotype tomorrow, then either set traps near the University or drive somewhere nearby and trap for hisomys.

I want it just was necessary to write it only as precaution letter. precaution and avoid little and apparently unnecessary letter. if anyone found no bad points what you picked out of hotel (202) insert (changed to old) important to discuss in off last minutes while high 30.17 value was at my request or for I generally expect or more or two be $49 since 52 and I must go two and 4.0 times so, insert his bad note at 7.5.1 it may also cause strong problems please to report once the and accept or regard other dates since yes - (02/18) still no to had found mid?? company with a offer in direct mid??? (please) just 25. request of the picking two hours and $4.20 on (local insert is not 4.0) so to further discuss it -- 03.0 others were like I said listen to it bad, 519 big (bad was bad) attentional prices and all the potential new strong problems at the report or traffic. We which we can practice either at picking two hours. about 24 in 1.8 # to have at least 1 agent or if 0 successfully support on two requests? Figure I load. I did not support it figure 13 all helpful of budget and total amount $50 if we see it off again, what next and which it only at even expect the other not permanent support it to period of good time please welcome work or services

John Rogers 1982 Journal 25 1355 hrs Arrived San Jose. 1430 hrs Stopped in at the lab. It will be ok to karyotype. 1630 hrs. We have rented a hotel room (Hotel Cocori) for ca $ 400/night. (only a third of the Galileo price). We were unable to obtain permission to trap in an old growth area (old finca) near the laboratory so we plan to drive west of town on Highway 7 near Escazu to trap for Liomys. 2120 hrs Completed set out a line of traps each at a locality 4.6 km W (by rd.) Escazu. The area consists of tall grasses on the roadside, with secondary trees and herbaceous-woody understory with coffee plants off the road. It appears to be good for liomys. After trapping we drove the car to the Global Rental Place and parked it there for safe keeping. The rear door of the VW bus will not close so it is definitely unsafe to leave on the street. 27 July (Tuesday) 0650 hrs Arose dressed and left for Global via taxi with Ed. 0730 hrs Arrived back at hotel with the VW bus. We shall drive out to the collecting local. 0830 hrs. Only one animal was collected (by Phil) a Sigmodon hispidus out of his 30 traps, Ed's 30 and my 30.

Duke E Roger 1981 Journal 26 0920 hrs Arrived at Pedro's laboratories and will begin to set up for karyotyping. 1115 hrs. Broke for lunch after karyotyping 5 animals. 1420hrs Arrived back at the lab. 1750hrs. Completed processing another four animals. We will stay another two nights. Ed and Phil off to set out traps at 1600 hrs. When I am finished here I will take a taxi back to the hotel. 1835 hrs Arrived at Hotel Cocoi. We will begin maintaining live animals in holding jars. Phil and I each have 4 Petri-dishes and several karyops. 28 July (Wednesday) 0630hrs Arose, dressed and gathered supplies to process animals 0720hrs left hotel. Ed and Phil left a few minutes earlier to check their traps. I will leave to eat breakfast and then go to the Univ. via a taxi. 0810 hrs Arrived at the lab. 0940 hrs Ed and Phil returned - but with no success at all- no mice. I have karyotyped several animals and plan to do another three this morning. 1600 hrs Completed karyotyping animals. We will be meeting some people from the OTS course tonight for supper, then hit some of the local hot spots for some relaxing. 29 July (Thursday) 0745 hrs Arose, dressed and went out for coffee. 0830 hrs Phil stayed back at the hotel while Ed and I took

(13) Journal 7:45 PM Arrived at Ricks Lab, and were begun to set up for transfuging. 11:12 PM Broke for lunch after transfiguring samples. 1:45 PM Leaving book at the lab. 1:20 PM Completed processing another sample. We are now going out again. It was not a good night to set out though. 7:16 AM When I got finished, we drove back to the hotel. 18:55 L Checked at later Cocoa. We were begun on some more of our remaining pinion trees in holding jars. First one opened contained two sprouts 4 and 2 inch long. (unknown) 7:32 AM Arrived morning, it appeared everything was basically prepared. At 9:00 while everyone was a little tired from B, total fuel 40:570 at Brookfield has dropped like I expect just checks it out a mile and set it up. 9:10 PM Dropped off the book. - No to service on this fuel - transfer 5:45 PM 8 - 49:20 it only has chlorine levels high and well, even so pinons into cult. Attempt to recover from all damage pinionated today) at 6:00 AM completed everything we will be working requires of tonight 17:00 it may stop over one mile off the road but spots for some reloading. (unknown) 8:32 PM After of two time - home in lab, read at 9:50 PM book B - did not find it to look again 1:45 AM 2:20

Duke S. Rogers Journal (27) a[illegible] the rental vehicle over to Global to see if they could fix the back door. 1030 hrs arrived back at Global after going over to the Univ, via taxi to look at some of my chromosomal preparations under the microscope. The preparations seem to be working rather well. The global people are still gone with the car, but they said that they would have it ready by 12:00. 1045 hrs the car is back - fixed. 1220 hrs We have spent the last several hours driving back across town to the hotel, loading the vehicle, checking out, then driving back across town to the University to pick up the liquid nitrogen tank and some other equipment we will need for field work. We have also stopped to quickly eat lunch. We plan to drive to near Turrialba and look for mature habitat southeast of the town. 1620 hrs After a wrong turn and an hour's delay we have reach Turrialba and drivin quite a way's past it. There was no decent mature habitat near Turrialba so we drove out of town ca. 10 km and took a turn onto Route 232 from Route 18. We followed this road for about 20 kms - going through the towns of Eslabón, La Suiza and turning around at Tuis. There was nothing approach mature rainforest remaining. We have since driven back towards Turrialba, stopping right before the turnoff toward Moravia (Route 232) to set traps along the banks of the Rio Reventazón. The habitat is very

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Duke & Roger 1982 Journal (28) disturbed, but it is the best I have seen and we have to get traps out of some sort. I don't hold out too much hope for collecting any Heteromys here - or much else for that matter. 40 of my traps are in the most "nature" area along the southwestern bank of the river above a small washed out partially paved road. Another 30 are set in and along some secondary growth on the roadside to the northwest of the river. Ed and Phil each set a box of traps in the "front" and then took out another box each in the same area (Phil) and along the southeast bank (Ed). 1800h. We have all returned from setting out our traps and now plan to drive back into town to eat. 30 July (Friday) 0715 hrs Checked out of our "hotel" which we had considerable trouble even finding last night apparently everyone (almost) either stays in Cartago or goes all the way to Limón. The room was $150 for the three of us; bathrooms were next door in the hallway. The name was Hotel Interamericanis. Tele. 50-01-42. To Cartago enter Turrialba railroad tracks Hotel to Limón

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Duke S Rogers 1982 Journal 0900 hrs Completed picking up my traps. Collected one Heteromys from 40 traps set in the forest and one Oryzomy's (large = devin?) from 30 set in secondary growth. Unfortunately, another mouse escaped when I [illegible] tried to look at it (Oryzomine: ca 270 total, long tail, very dark above). Ed caught another Heteromys on his line, but nothing from a series of traps set in secondary brush Rio Reventazon To Limon To Turrialba 1045 hrs Arrived town of Siqureses and ate breakfast 1205 hrs Arrived Limon. The habitat between Turrialba and Limon has been considerably altered - we did not see any mature rainforest remaining. There are areas where there are big trees - but there usually or always is an understory of

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Duke Roger 1982 Journal 30 cultivated crops. We decided to drive out of town. 1350 hrs. We have checked into the Hotel Internacional, mainly to keep the live animals we are carrying from overheating. The road to the south out of Hímon was unpaved and looked unproductive (at least within several hours) so we turned around. We plan to drive a short way (with 10-20 km) out of Hímon and trap in the best vegetation we can find in several hours. 1530 hrs left hotel 1800 hrs Returned to Hímon. We have set traps in an area roughly 5 km out of town. The vegetation is secondary, with a moderate amount of large buttressed trees remain. There is a one meter understory of broadleaf plants, and a leaf litter consisting of very large leaves about one-half inch thick. Interspersed in the mature vegetation are areas that have been largely cut and support a mass of tangled vines with some bananas. We have set up two boat nets and will return after dark to set them out. 1930 hrs Arrived back at trapping and netting locality to spread out the nets 2100 hrs Preparing to leave locality. Collected eight bats (Artibeus lonchophylla? and another species unknown to me at this time) 2300 hrs Turned in after celebrating my birthday with some drinks at a bar across the street from our hotel.

Duke S Rogers 1982 Journal 31 July (Saturday) [31] 0630 hrs Arose, dressed, and prepared to drive to our collecting site. 0710 hrs Made bats in the net left out over night, including a Desmodus and several large Artibeus. 0830 hrs Returned from checking my 80 traps. I collected 3 Vetersyns, 3 Oryzmys and one anrnel (large) that may be a Echimyid- although it is not spiny. Ed caught 4 or Neterans and Phil collected another individual of the one described above. Phil collected another as well. 0920 hrs Arrived back in Limon after helping Phil remove all the bats from the nets. These species not on the permit were released. (Glossophaga, Choeroma, Lonchophylla). We will load our gear, eat breakfast, and drive to San Jose tonight and tryp near Villa Colon. 1130 hrs Arrived Turrialba 1210 hrs Arrived San Jose. 1355 hrs Our usual hotel was full, so we found a "place" Pension Americana for $50 per person. It is a dive and we are on the top floor- making it hard to move all our gear up there. 1420hrs Left San Jose for Villa Colon 1600 hrs Prepared to leave Villa Colon after stopping to eat. We were told of "forest" west of town. We will attempt to find it and set traps in it. 1900 hrs Returned to Pension Americana. The caves (two we tripped)

August 2nd, 1987 (15) I remember (some) of this. It used to happen two years ago. I to put them in whom they must tell the act and call on all abled to carry on without a fellowship report or from school. The amount is $250. that (year) there are no more grants? grants to be given - completed is 1/2 year. Also others this and month of these. Taller bill made certain on the last who is active name I'd find: the final is that services a $50 to do it as you want. We did not use I (physical) students, students of it to help for any reason but this. The total cost per year is $30, $20 to become trustee 1/2 of $25 for 6 months. only a few of us that were left. So we found a place in the name of the new school. We did not use the same as the one before - making it hard to move all we grew up on I have left some 24th, 1987. To students from their college after stopping to go, We were told of 'forest' next of kin. We who only it is used for that. It's a [illegible]

Duke S Rogers 1982 Journal in were not all that great. One was along a small river (up on steep side) and the next was ca. 1 km past this is some forest. It looked great from the road, but after going through only several feet or dense secondary growth the "forest" itself only a narrow band ca. 30 m in width had little or no understory. The directions to these two localities are as follows: Proceed out of San Jose (west) and take the toll road (Route 26) to the Villa Colon exit (17 km from San Jose). The exit for Villa Colon goes to the right then over the highway night. When in town you have to go left then left on a one way street heading west after the left turn. Continue on for ca. 5 km then the road will once again curve to the left, at the juncture of the highway going out of town and the

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Duke S Pozzi 1982 Journal 33 one way road (to the left) back into Villa Colon then is a dirt road on the right - this is the one that leads to the two collecting localities. After 0.2 km take a dirt road to the right. Continue on this road for 0.8 km to a river and a narrow bridge. This is the first local (1.6 km W by rd) Villa Colon). Continue on this road for another 1.2 km (second local = 2.6 km W (by real) Villa Colon). This one is located along a small stream. This area is very barren under the trees, with little leaf litter, slope about 30-40° in most places traps were set. The vegetation is bordered by some coffee plants. 1936 he returned to the Pension and took care of our live animals 1 August (Sunday) 0615 hrs Arose, dressed and left to check our traps. 0836 hrs Completed checking traps at both Villa Colon locals. From the stream local (1.6) I collected a Sigmodon hispidus in secondary growth near the road and a Proechimys semispinosus. Ed caught one Proechimys and Phil nothing. From the farther local I took 3 hionys and 1 Proechimys. Ed caught 3 hionys, one Sigmodon + 1 Proechimys and Phil 2 hionys. 0915 hrs Stopped for breakfast outside of the town of Paseo Colon. 1036 hrs Checked out of Pension American. Tried to get back into Cocori but were unable to. We plan to look for

(10) I cannot see what you are writing on the back of this page, so I will try to guess at some words that might have been written there. You wrote "can't build a wall and still call it constitutional justice because it's not in the name of our rights. Continue to its right. Continue on the same line but go down one more paragraph. This is the first time (and only) with color). Continue on this next line for another 50 minutes of work just to see what happens (only) when you look at all these pages and not just a few times over. I was just curious about your grade, but I don't think you'll get it until after the first little test. The new report card comes out on June 28th or so. Trade schools finally offer career paths in 'interior design' now. (about) to be a "good student"? I want us both to get A's this year, but I don't know if we will need to repeat final exams at the end of our school year. We studied a lot (a bit), but there were still some things that needed work. Good luck with your studies and good grades! You're doing great!

Duke & Roger 1982 Journal (34) another place are to call Pedro here to see if we can arrange to work in the laboratory today. 12:20 h Arranged with Pedro to work in the lab typing and still need a place to stay. 1930 h Spent the afternoon and evening typing We are staying at Hotel Asia, located on 11th street about 3/4 of a block north of Avenida Central for $ 170/night for three. 2 August Monday 0700 h Arose, dressed and prepared to leave for breakfast. 0840 h Arrived at the laboratory. I plan to type this morning, then take the afternoon off. Today is a religious holiday, celebrated by many people making a pilgrimage to Cartago from San José. Phil has moved his departure date up to the 4th, so he will be getting his possessions organized and we will have to plan what he will clear on his permit. 2100 h Phil & I discussed what he will clear. In addition to taking a dozen live heteropids back, he will clear about 35 other prepared skins plus skeletal material and some alcoholics. He will be turning over to the permit office one example of each species he is clearing as an alcoholic. Tomorrow morning will be spent going with Phil to obtain his exportation permit and exportation licence. I want to go with him instead of typing so I will know what to do.

Duke & Pogues 1982 Journal (35) August 3 (Tuesday) 0610 h. Arose and prepared to go to the permit office after eating breakfast. 0730 h. Met a fellow Berkeley grad student at our breakfast spot - Beth Baker - a grasshopper ecologist. She is leaving for California today but may change her reservations to tomorrow morning to fly back with Phil. Ed is running some errands while Phil and I work on the permits. 0940 h. The process of obtaining an exportation permit and license went very smoothly. Phil turned a list over with common and scientific names and numbers of animals collected for approval - it was approved rather routinely. We left his cleaned specimens there with the message that there would be more soon arrived so that they would keep the container there in the office. Next we went to the Banco Cuitza (Central Ave + Calle 0) for the exportation license (the place to get this is on the second floor of the bank). This took about 15 minutes. 1830 h. I have spent the remainder of the day working up the remaining animals. I will not hold for taking back to Berkeley. Philo and Tony want to take us to a bar for drinks and discussion tonight. 4 August (Wednesday) 0500 h. Arose and prepared to drive Phil to the airport for his 0700 h departure. We will pick up Beth as well.

Duke S Rozen 1982 Journal (36) 0730 hrs Phil got through with no problems - no excess baggage charges or problems with the live animals. 1000 hrs Finally heading out of San José after buying bait for the live trap, cotton, changing money, breakfast, checking the vehicle out for another week and picking up some equipment at the Univ. We are heading for a locality near Dominical - on the coast about 3-4 hrs away. 1330 hrs The road to Dominical out of San Isidro is a fairly poor dirt road and I don't want to risk damage to the VW bus by driving on it for 33 kms (at least) one way. We decided to drive on toward Palmar Norte. 1830 hrs We have returned to San Isidro to get a hotel room after driving quite a distance from town and finally setting our traps at two different localities (see entry further down). 2130 hrs The two localities where we set traps are the following: 16 km SE (by road) San Isidro, 525 m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica The area is located on the right-hand side of the road when going away from San Isidro. This area has fairly tall trees (ca 15-20 m), but very few large, mature trees. The area has fairly good understorey (but only in places) of broad herbaceous large leafed plants from 0.3 m to 1.5 m in height. Leaf litter is fairly thin (ca 1-2 cm). The area slopes gently upward from the road - ca. 10°. The second area is located 34.7 km SE (by road) San Isidro, 525 m, Prov. San José

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Duke Rogers 1982 Journal (37) This area is also located on the right hand side of the road when driving away from San Loidro and is a much smaller patch of forest (although more mature) than the first site. The area is also fairly flat once you climb up the side on the roadsides. This area has more fallen logs, thicker leaf litter, greater amount of understory and in general larger trees composing the canopy. I set 40 traps there and Ed 30. At the first site I set 60 and so did Ed. 5 August (Thursday) 0630 hrs Arose, dressed, got our gear together, and went down to eat breakfast. 0930 hrs Completed checking both localities. From the first site (16.3 kms) I caught one Heteromyids and a Proechimys. Ed caught only one armadillo - but it was a Heteromys. Both heteromys were juveniles - The one I collected one of the smallest I have ever trapped (perhaps the smallest or youngest). From the second locale Ed collected one Oryzomyid and a Proechimys. I caught 14 animals including 12 Oryzomyids (2 or 3 species) and 2 Proechimys, but no Heteromys. One of the Oryzomyids was dead in the trap; I suspect due to ants as they were all over the animal and several other mice in traps were fending off ants. 1230 hrs We are in route to the San Vito area, located near the Panamanian border. Just passed through Palmer Sur. I have several localities along the road to San Vito (this 16 out of Villa Nelly).

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Duke E Roger 1982 Journal 1600hrs. Arrived Ciudad Nielly (Not Villa Nelly) and have attempted to take the road to San Vito. However, the road was very bad - passable in a VW bus but very hard on it. I did not want to risk damage to the vehicle so we turned around after drive ca. 10 km and winding up to 850 m from near sealevel of Ciudad Nielly 1830hr Ed and I each set a line of traps in a fairly undisturbed area of forest just southeast of town (see map below) N To Palmer Sun Ciudad Nielly bridge over river Tapping local The locality is 1.1 km SE (by rd.) Ciudad Nielly, 25m, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica. It is located on the other side of the river behind some cultivated land on a hillside. You can see the fairly large trees and mature appearing vegetation quite easily from the road.

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Duke S Rogers 1982 Journal The forest itself is composed of large mature trees, moderately disturbed by logging. Very little flat areas, the trapping area consisted of a series of small ravines. The understory consisted of broadleaf plants - 0.2 to 2 m in height. Moderately thick leaf litter in some areas (20-30 mm) grading to none (essentially) in others. Friday 6 August 0530 hrs Arose, dressed and left for our trapping locality 0730 hrs Returned to hotel. I collected 5 Oteromyrs from 46 traps set and Ed 2 from 30 traps. We intend to eat breakfast, then drive back to San Jose and set up a time to barotype the animals. 1230 hrs Stopped at a Hotel-Restaurant near crest of Cerro de la Muerte. We plan to set traps at our first locality of the trip, then drive into San Jose. I don't want to keep the lowlevel animals up here as I am afraid they will die. 1530 hrs Completed setting 100 traps (70 in mature vegetation and 30 in secondary growth). Ed set out 80. I hope to pick up additional Oteromyrs ovestern, to take back alive. 1650 hrs Arrived San Jose and stopped in to talk with Pedro Leon at the Univ. 1900 hrs We have set up a time to barotype (tomorrow afternoon) and have checked into the Hotel Cocori once again. We plan to leave early to check our traps in the mountains tomorrow

Duke S Pozor 1982 Journal 40 7 August (Saturday) 0510 hrs Arose, dressed and prepared to drive to our collecting locality. 0715 hrs Arrived at 2.2 mi (by rd) E La Turiduel de Dota after stopping for gas. 0940 hrs Completed checking and pulling in my 100 Sherman's Animals collected in the forest from 70 traps included: 2 Neotomys anserine, 3 Reithrodontomys 5 Oryzomyss, and 2 Peromyscus nudipes and one Scotinomys. Ed caught two more (1 Reithro cupreus and 1 Oryzomyss devina). 1135 hrs Arrived San Jose and the Univ of Costa Rica - we arranged with Pedro Pevin to return in the afternoon to do some barotyping. 1740 hrs Completed barotyping a series of animals. We also put up several animals as skeleton only pups because they were either dead or nearly so when we found them in the traps (due to rain and cold). In addition a Scotinomys and a P. nudipes were put up as alcoholics to donate to the people at the permit office. Pedro will not be in tomorrow (Sunday) nor will anyone else, so we plan to save the animals remaining alive for barotyping on Monday the 9th. At any rate, some of the most critical animals were done this afternoon. 8 August (Sunday) 0700 hrs Arose, dressed, and prepared to leave hotel (Costa Rica). We plan to spend at least part of the day going to the National Museum and the Zoo.

Duke S Pagen 1982 Journal (4) 1100h After touring the Museum and finding the zoo closed, we have decided to drive up to Volcan Irazu and look for a good forest to set traps in. 1430hrs We are on the Volcano. There is very little forest, even in the new National Park created here several years ago above 3000 meters in altitude. 1500 hrs We decided to try to trap at a locality given to us by Mark Hafner. We plan to drive onto the property after walking in and talking with the owner.

46 = Tunwalba 49 = Tiliroa 42 = Andel Nielly 45 = Limon

D. S. Rogers 1980-1982 Catalogue #1300-2286

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Catalogue 9.3 mi N (by road) El Rosario, Baja California Norte, Mexico 5 September 759778 1300 Peromyscus maniculatus coolidgei +tissue σ 148-69-20-18 scrotal, t=10x6, SV=6 lost 1301 Perognathus skull only ♀ 173-93-21-9 lost 1302 Perognathus skull only σ 183-107-23-9 lost 1303 Perognathus skull only σ 173-96-22-9=13g 10 mi SE (by road) El Rosario (at bend in Hwy), Baja California Norte, Mexico 5 September lost 1304 Perognathus skull only +tissue ♀ 180-100-21-9 nulliparous 159762 1305 Perognathus formosus skin only ● +tissue Cinerascens σ 204-116-25-10 lost 1306 Perognathus skull only ♀ 166+74+23-10=17g lost 1307 Perognathus skull only σ 167-93-21-9=18g t=4x2mm lost 1308 Perognathus Peromyscus skeleton only σ 200-113-20-20

Duke S. Roger 1980 Catalogue 7 km W (by road) Bahía de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico. 7 September lost 1309 Perognathus + tissue, nulliparous, skeleton only ♀ 177-104-21-8 = 9g 159763 1310 Perognathus spinatus prietae + tissue, skeleton only σ → 186-102-22-8 = 10.5g 159764 1311 Perognathus " " + tissue σ → 218-107-21-9 = 10g 159765 1312 Perognathus " " + tissue, t=8x4 mm σ → 158+83+22-9 = 10g 159766 1313 Perognathus " + tissue, skin only ♀ 176-106-21-8 = 7g 159767 1314 Perognathus " + tissue, nulliparous, skin only ♀ 165+90+22-8 = 9g 159768 1315 Perognathus " + tissue, nulliparous ♀ 165-99-20-7 = 5g 159769 1316 Perognathus " + tissue, scars 3L, 2R ♀ 183-117-21-8 = 10g skin only 159789 1317 Neotoma lepida gilva" + tissue, t=16x10mm σ → 284+112+35-34 = 146g 159780 1318 Peromyscus truei matirensis + tissue, nulliparous ♀ 190-113-20-21 = 8g 159783 1319 Perognathus eremicus eremicus + tissue, testes=10x5 mm σ → 189-108-19-20 = 10g

June S. Puges 1918 Catalogue 7 Km W (by road) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California, Norte, Mexico. 7 September 159784 1320 Peromyscus sp + tissue, multiparous ♀ 194-113-21-20 = 119 159785 1321 Peromyscus sp + tissue, scrotal, t= 7x4 ♂ → 183-106-21-21= 10g mvz 159727 1322 Ammospermophilus leucurus canfieldae skull only ♀ 283-78-34-9 = 78 g 26 Km WNW (by road) Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 8 September 159776 1323 Dipodomys merriami annulus + tissue, t=12x8, SV=6mm ♂ → 251-143-39-14 = 36g skull only 159752 1324 Perognathus arenarius ambiguus + tissue, 2 scans IR, IK ♀ 143-86-21-7 = 8g 159772 1325 Perognathus spinatus puetae + tissue, t= 6x2mm ♂ → 155-84 23-8 = 12g much adipose tissue, skull only) 159753 1326 Perognathus arenarius ambiguus + tissue, t= 5x2 mm ♂ → 147-77-21-7 = 7g 159754 1327 Perognathus " " + tissue scars 2L,1R ♀ 167-97-22 -7=10g 159790 1328 Neotoma sp + tissue skull only ♀ 297-143-32-30=98g 159791 1329 Neotoma sp + tissue skull only ♀ 308-145-34-31=115 g

Duke & Rogerz 1980 Catalogue 7 Km W (by road) Bahia de Los Angeles, Baja California Norte, Mexico 8 September 159792 1330 Neotoma sp skull only + tissue ♀ 304-146-32-34 = 105 g 159786 1331 Peromyscus eremicus eremicus skull only + tissue 14g t= 4x3mm ♂ 170-96-18-17 = 185g 159770 1332 Perognathus spinatus prietae skull only, + tissue t= 12x5 ♂ 186-106-22-7 = 15g 159771 1333 Perognathus spinatus prietae + tissue ♀ 172-98-21-7 = 11 g Santa Agueda, Baja California Sur, Mexico 9 September MVZ 159728 1334 Spermophilus atricapillus skull only ♀ 387-185-54-22 = 258 g 159788 1335 Peromyscus eremicus eremicus skull only t= 7x4mm ♂ 167-101-19-16 = 11g San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 September (rocky plateau east and above town) 159755 1336 Perognathus baileyi extinus + chemo, tissue mulparious ♀ 148+58+26-9 = 20g 159756 1337 Perognathus baileyi " + chemo, tissue t= 7x4mm ♂ 216-111-25-8 = 25.5g 159757 1338 Perognathus baileyi " + chemo, tissue mulparious ♀ 218-114-25-9 = 21g 159758 1339 Perognathus baileyi " + chemo, tissue t= 7x4mm ♂ 214-113-24-9 = 21.5g

Julie S Rogers 1980 Catalogue San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 11 September 159759 /340 Perognathus baileyi + tissue ♂ 186-109-24-8 = 17.5g 159760 /341 Perognathus baileyi + tissue ♀ 156+78+24-9 = 17g 159773 /342 Perognathus spinatus broccus + tissue, skull only ♂ 171-101-23-8 = 12g t = 3x2mm 159761 /343 Perognathus sp. + tissue ♀ 184-111-26-19 = 15g nulliparous 159787 /344 Peromyscus truei martirensis + tissue, skull only ♂ 173-110-21-18 = 15g 159774 /345 Peromyscus eva sp. + tissue, skull only ♀ 178+95+19-18 = 16g (date palm area) 159775 /346 Perognathus spinatus broccus + tissue ♂ 183+109+22-9 = 17g t = 8x5mm 159781 /347 Peromyscus eremicus wa + tissue ♀ 182-112-21-16 = 15g nulliparous 159782 /348 Peromyscus eremicus wa + tissue ♀ 206-104-22-17 = 19g Vizcaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159731 /349 Thomomys bottae ruscellos skeleton only + tissue ♂ 222-73-32-5 = 123g t = 15x10mm 159732 /350 Thomomys bottae "" skeleton only ♀ 207-64-30-4 = 120g Bomb (4e, zl=1.2mm)

Luke F Rogan 1980 Catalogue Vizcaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159733 1351 Thomomys bottae russcolus skeleton only + tissue ♀ 217-67-29-5 uteri enlarged 159734 1352 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only + tissue ♀ 215-269-31-5 = 134g uteri enlarged 159735 1353 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only 4 scars, 2R, 2L ♀ 235-63-31.5 = 148g + tissue 159736 1354 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only + tissue ♀ 204-58-30-4 nulliparous 159737 1355 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only + tissue ♀ 212-64-30-8 uteri enlarged 159738 1356 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only + tissue ♀ 210-63-29-5 uteri enlarged! 159739 1357 Thomomys bottae " + tissue 2 scars, 1L, 1R ♀ 232-72-30-5 = 162g 159740 1358 Thomomys bottae " + tissue lactation, scars, 1L, 1R ♀ 227-78-28-5 = 110g 159741 1359 Thomomys bottae " + tissue, skeleton only ♀ 227-69-30-5 = 110g 159742 1360 Thomomys bottae " + tissue uteri swollen ♀ 193-66-29-5 = 96g skeleton only 159743 1361 Thomomys bottae " + tissue nulliparous ♀ 223-70-30-5 = 94g skeleton only 159744 1362 Thomomys bottae " + tissue ♀ 221-71-28-5 = 134g uteri swollen

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue Vercaimo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159745 1363 Thomomys bottae russeolus skeleton only Ø 227-69-33-6 = 188g t = 19x13 159746 1364 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only ♀ 220-63-31-6 = 150g uteri swollen 159747 1365 Thomomys bottae " skeleton only ♀ 187-62-28-4 = 66g uteri swollen 28 mi. ESE Guerrero Negro (by road), Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159778 1366 Dipodomys peninsularis peninsularis Ø 264 + 158 + 40-16 = 62g t = 7x4mm 22.9 mi. ESE (by road) Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159777 1367 Dipodomys merriami annulus skull only Ø 201-127-14-11 = 27g t = 6x3mm San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September MVZ 159729 1368 Spermophilus atricapillus Ø Ø 470-188-55-28

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue Vizcaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September 159748 1369 Thomomys bottae russeolus + chromo, tissue ♀ 230-71-30-5 = 136g uteri swollen 159749 1370 Thomomys bottae + chromo, tissue ♀ 171-58-28-4 = 46g multiparous 159750 1371 Thomomys bottae + chromo, tissue ♂ 251-71-33-6 = 172g t=15x10mm Santo Dominguito, 15.1 mi:5 (by road) Puerta Prieta, Baja California Norte, Mexico 13 September MV2 159730 1372 Thomomys bottae cactophilus + tissue ♂ 194-59-24-4 = 68g t=13x7mm Vizcaino, Baja California Sur, Mexico 12 September (died 17 Sept) 159751 1373 Thomomys bottae russeolus + chromo ♀ 209-75-29-5 = 71g pelvis notched prepared by JLR uteri: enlarged

Duke S. Rogers 1990 Catalogue Russell Reservation, Lafayette, 476 ft., Contra Costa Co., California coll. by E. Kerke mvz 159821 1374 Peromyscus californicus 21 September (died 22 Sept.) multiparous ♀ 251/128 + 28-24 = 39g t chrono Clarmont Canyon, Alameda Co., California 20 September (died 22 Sept.) coll. by S.W. Sherwood mvz 159818 1375 Peromyscus californicus t chrono σ → 250 + 129 + 27-26 = 45g t = 7x5mm mvz 159819 1376 Peromyscus californicus t chrono ♀ 248-133-27-25 = 34g left testis enlarged died 5 October mvz 159820 1377 Peromyscus californicus t = ?x5mm σ → 254-133-27-26 t chrono mvz 159817 1378 Perognathus californicus t = 8x3mm σ → 204-105-25-12 t chrono

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue 10.8 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2450 m., Chiapas Mexico 13 December MVZ 159522 1380 Peromyscus boylii + tissue (at least 3 hours old) ♂ → 183-80-22-17 = 18g t=5x3mm 159523 1381 Peromyscus boylii + tissue (at least 3 hours old) ♂ → 215-99-23-19 = 23g t=13x5mm 159524 1382 Peromyscus guatemalensis + tissue, body skull (at least 3 hours old) ♀ 268-132-29-21 = 45g 2/ scurs, 2R,2L 159525 1383 Peromyscus guatemalensis + tissue, skeleton only (at least 3 hours old) ♂ → 252-128-29-21 = 46g t=15x10mm 12.6 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2700 m., Chiapas, México. 13 December 159733 1384 Neotoma mexicana + tissue ♂ → 341-162-33-25 = 120g t=18x10mm 159734 1385 Neotoma mexicana + tissue ♂ → 332-164-34-24 = 107g t=15x9mm 159526 1386 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♀ 211-104-23-21 = 25g Mulilgorous 12.6 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2700m, Chiapas, México 14 December 159527 1387 Peromyscus boylii testes = 12x7mm ♂ → 188-90-22-20 = 19g

[illegible] [illegible] 1980 12/17 5641-32-82 = 112 1981 12/22 5651-42-23 = 139 1982 12/23 5701-52-52 = 157 1983 12/25 5751-62-62 = 184 1984 12/26 5801-72-72 = 211 1985 12/27 5851-82-82 = 238 1986 12/28 5901-92-92 = 265 1987 12/29 5951-02-02 = 292 1988 12/30 6001-12-12 = 319 1989 12/31 6051-22-22 = 346 1990 12/32 6101-32-32 = 373 1991 12/33 6151-42-42 = 400 1992 12/34 6201-52-52 = 427 1993 12/35 6251-62-62 = 454 1994 12/36 6301-72-72 = 481 1995 12/37 6351-82-82 = 508 1996 12/38 6401-92-92 = 535 1997 12/39 6451-02-02 = 562 1998 12/40 6501-12-12 = 589 1999 12/41 6551-22-22 = 616 2000 12/42 6601-32-32 = 643 2001 12/43 6651-42-42 = 670 2002 12/44 6701-52-52 = 697 2003 12/45 6751-62-62 = 724 2004 12/46 6801-72-72 = 751 2005 12/47 6851-82-82 = 778 2006 12/48 6901-92-92 = 805 2007 12/49 6951-02-02 = 832 2008 12/50 7001-12-12 = 859 2009 12/51 7051-22-22 = 886 2010 12/52 7101-32-32 = 913 2011 12/53 7151-42-42 = 940 2012 12/54 7201-52-52 = 967 2013 12/55 7251-62-62 = 994 2014 12/56 7301-72-72 = 1021 2015 12/57 7351-82-82 = 1048 2016 12/58 7401-92-92 = 1075 2017 12/59 7451-02-02 = 1102 2018 12/60 7501-12-12 = 1129 2019 12/61 7551-22-22 = 1156 2020 12/62 7601-32-32 = 1183 2021 12/63 7651-42-42 = 1210 2022 12/64 7701-52-52 = 1237 2023 12/65 7751-62-62 = 1264 2024 12/66 7801-72-72 = 1291 2025 12/67 7851-82-82 = 1318 2026 12/68 7901-92-92 = 1345 2027 12/69 7951-02-02 = 1372 2028 12/70 8001-12-12 = 1399 2029 12/71 8051-22-22 = 1426 2030 12/72 8101-32-32 = 1453 2031 12/73 8151-42-42 = 1480 2032 12/74 8201-52-52 = 1507 2033 12/75 8251-62-62 = 1534 2034 12/76 8301-72-72 = 1561 2035 12/77 8351-82-82 = 1588 2036 12/78 8401-92-92 = 1615 2037 12/79 8451-02-02 = 1642 2038 12/80 8501-12-12 = 1669 2039 12/81 8551-22-22 = 1696 2040 12/82 8601-32-32 = 1723 2041 12/83 8651-42-42 = 1750 2042 12/84 8701-52-52 = 1777 2043 12/85 8751-62-62 = 1804 2044 12/86 8801-72-72 = 1831 2045 12/87 8851-82-82 = 1858 2046 12/88 8901-92-92 = 1885 2047 12/89 8951-02-02 = 1912 2048 12/90 9001-12-12 = 1939 2049 12/91 9051-22-22 = 1966 2050 12/92 9101-32-32 = 1993 2051 12/93 9151-42-42 = 2020 2052 12/94 9201-52-52 = 2047 2053 12/95 9251-62-62 = 2074 2054 12/96 9301-72-72 = 2101 2055 12/97 9351-82-82 = 2128 2056 12/98 9401-92-92 = 2155 2057 12/99 9451-02-02 = 2182 2058 12/100 9501-12-12 = 2209 2059 12/101 9551-22-22 = 2236 2060 12/102 9601-32-32 = 2263 2061 12/103 9651-42-42 = 2290 2062 12/104 9701-52-52 = 2317 2063 12/105 9751-62-62 = 2344 2064 12/106 9801-72-72 = 2371 2065 12/107 9851-82-82 = 2398 2066 12/108 9901-92-92 = 2425 2067 12/109 9951-02-02 = 2452 2068 12/110 10001-12-12 = 2479 2069 12/111 10051-22-22 = 2506 2070 12/112 10101-32-32 = 2533 2071 12/113 10151-42-42 = 2560 2072 12/114 10201-52-52 = 2587 2073 12/115 10251-62-62 = 2614 2074 12/116 10301-72-72 = 2641 2075 12/117 10351-82-82 = 2668 2076 12/118 10401-92-92 = 2695 2077 12/119 10451-02-02 = 2722 2078 12/120 10501-12-12 = 2749 2079 12/121 10551-22-22 = 2776 2080 12/122 10601-32-32 = 2803 2081 12/123 10651-42-42 = 2830 2082 12/124 10701-52-52 = 2857 2083 12/125 10751-62-62 = 2884 2084 12/126 10801-72-72 = 2911 2085 12/127 10851-82-82 = 2938 2086 12/128 10901-92-92 = 2965 2087 12/129 10951-02-02 = 2992 2088 12/130 11001-12-12 = 3019 2089 12/131 11051-22-22 = 3046 2090 12/132 11101-32-32 = 3073 2091 12/133 11151-42-42 = 3100 2092 12/134 11201-52-52 = 3127 2093 12/135 11251-62-62 = 3154 2094 12/136 11301-72-72 = 3181 2095 12/137 11351-82-82 = 3208 2096 12/138 11401-92-92 = 3235 2097 12/139 11451-02-02 = 3262 2098 12/140 11501-12-12 = 3289 2099 12/141 11551-22-22 = 3316 2100 12/142 11601-32-32 = 3343 2101 12/143 11651-42-42 = 3370 2102 12/144 11701-52-52 = 3397 2103 12/145 11751-62-62 = 3424 2104 12/146 11801-72-72 = 3451 2105 12/147 11851-82-82 = 3478 2106 12/148 11901-92-92 = 3505 2107 12/149 11951-02-02 = 3532 2108 12/150 12001-12-12 = 3559 2109 12/151 12051-22-22 = 3586 2110 12/152 12101-32-32 = 3613 2111 12/153 12151-42-42 = 3640 2112 12/154 12201-52-52 = 3667 2113 12/155 12251-62-62 = 3694 2114 12/156 12301-72-72 = 3721 2115 12/157 12351-82-82 = 3748 2116 12/158 12401-92-92 = 3775 2117 12/159 12451-02-02 = 3802 2118 12/160 12501-12-12 = 3829 2119 12/161 12551-22-22 = 3856 2120 12/162 12601-32-32 = 3883 2121 12/163 12651-42-42 = 3910 2122 12/164 12701-52-52 = 3937 2123 12/165 12751-62-62 = 3964 2124 12/166 12801-72-72 = 3991 2125 12/167 12851-82-82 = 4018 2126 12/168 12901-92-92 = 4045 2127 12/169 12951-02-02 = 4072 2128 12/170 13001-12-12 = 4099 2129 12/171 13051-22-22 = 4126 2130 12/172 13101-32-32 = 4153 2131 12/173 13151-42-42 = 4180 2132 12/174 13201-52-52 = 4207 2133 12/175 13251-62-62 = 4234 2134 12/176 13301-72-72 = 4261 2135 12/177 13351-82-82 = 4288 2136 12/178 13401-92-92 = 4315 2137 12/179 13451-02-02 = 4342 2138 12/180 13501-12-12 = 4369 2139 12/181 13551-22-22 = 4396 2140 12/182 13601-32-32 = 4423 2141 12/183 13651-42-42 = 4450 2142 12/184 13701-52-52 = 4477 2143 12/185 13751-62-62 = 4504 2144 12/186 13801-72-72 = 4531 2145 12/187 13851-82-82 = 4558 2146 12/188 13901-92-92 = 4585 2147 12/189 13951-02-02 = 4612 2148 12/190 14001-12-12 = 4639 2149 12/191 14051-22-22 = 4666 2150 12/192 14101-32-32 = 4693 2151 12/193 14151-42-42 = 4720 2152 12/194 14201-52-52 = 4747 2153 12/195 14251-62-62 = 4774 2154 12/196 14301-72-72 = 4801 2155 12/197 14351-82-82 = 4828 2156 12/198 14401-92-92 = 4855 2157 12/199 14451-02-02 = 4882 2158 12/200 14501-12-12 = 4909 2159 12/201 14551-22-22 = 4936 2160 12/202 14601-32-32 = 4963 2161 12/203 14651-42-42 = 4990 2162 12/204 14701-52-52 = 5017 2163 12/205 14751-62-62 = 5044 2164 12/206 14801-72-72 = 5071 2165 12/207 14851-82-82 = 5098 2166 12/208 14901-92-92 = 5125 2167 12/209 14951-02-02 = 5152 2168 12/210 15001-12-12 = 5179 2169 12/211 15051-22-22 = 5206 2170 12/212 15101-32-32 = 5233 2171 12/213 15151-42-42 = 5260 2172 12/214 15201-52-52 = 5287 2173 12/215 15251-62-62 = 5314 2174 12/216 15301-72-72 = 5341 2175 12/217 15351-82-82 = 5368 2176 12/218 15401-92-92 = 5395 2177 12/219 15451-02-02 = 5422 2178 12/220 15501-12-12 = 5449 2179 12/221 15551-22-22 = 5476 2180 12/222 15601-32-32 = 5503 2181 12/223 15651-42-42 = 5530 2182 12/224 15701-52-52 = 5557 2183 12/225 15751-62-62 = 5584 2184 12/226 15801-72-72 = 5611 2185 12/227 15851-82-82 = 5638 2186 12/228 15901-92-92 = 5665 2187 12/229 15951-02-02 = 5692 2188 12/230 16001-12-12 = 5719 2189 12/231 16051-22-22 = 5746 2190 12/232 16101-32-32 = 5773 2191 12/233 16151-42-42 = 5800 2192 12/234 16201-52-52 = 5827 2193 12/235 16251-62-62 = 5854 2194 12/236 16301-72-72 = 5881 2195 12/237 16351-82-82 = 5908 2196 12/238 16401-92-92 = 5935 2197 12/239 16451-02-02 = 5962 2198 12/240 16501-12-12 = 5989 2199 12/241 16551-22-22 = 6016 2200 12/242 16601-32-32 = 6043 2201 12/243 16651-42-42 = 6070 2202 12/244 16701-52-52 = 6097 2203 12/245 16751-62-62 = 6124 2204 12/246 16801-72-72 = 6151 2205 12/247 16851-82-82 = 6178 2206 12/248 16901-92-92 = 6205 2207 12/249 16951-02-02 = 6232 2208 12/250 17001-12-12 = 6259 2209 12/251 17051-22-22 = 6286 2210 12/252 17101-32-32 = 6313 2211 12/253 17151-42-42 = 6340 2212 12/254 17201-52-52 = 6367 2213 12/255 17251-62-62 = 6394 2214 12/256 17301-72-72 = 6421 2215 12/257 17351-82-82 = 6448 2216 12/258 17401-92-92 = 6475 2217 12/259 17451-02-02 = 6502 2218 12/260 17501-12-12 = 6529 2219 12/261 17551-22-22 = 6556 2220 12/262 17601-32-32 = 6583 2221 12/263 17651-42-42 = 6610 2222 12/264 17701-52-52 = 6637 2223 12/265 17751-62-62 = 6664 2224 12/266 17801-72-72 = 6691 2225 12/267 17851-82-82 = 6718 2226 12/268 17901-92-92 = 6745 2227 12/269 17951-02-02 = 6772 2228 12/270 18001-12-12 = 6799 2229 12/271 18051-22-22 = 6826 2230 12/272 18101-32-32 = 6853 2231 12/273 18151-42-42 = 6880 2232 12/274 18201-52-52 = 6907 2233 12/275 18251-62-62 = 6934 2234 12/276 18301-72-72 = 6961 2235 12/277 18351-82-82 = 6988 2236 12/278 18401-92-92 = 7015 2237 12/279 18451-02-02 = 7042 2238 12/280 18501-12-12 = 7069 2239 12/281 18551-22-22 = 7096 2240 12/282 18601-32-32 = 7123 2241 12/283 18651-42-42 = 7150 2242 12/284 18701-52-52 = 7177 2243 12/285 18751-62-62 = 7204 2244 12/286 18801-72-72 = 7231 2245 12/287 18851-82-82 = 7258 2246 12/288 18901-92-92 = 7285 2247 12/289 18951-02-02 = 7312 2248 12/290 19001-12-12 = 7339 2249 12/291 19051-22-22 = 7366

D.S. Roger 1980 Catalogue 10.8 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2450m, Chapas , Mexico 14 December 159528 1388 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 232-122-27-20 = 32g t=6x3mm 12.6 mi NW (byrd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2700m., Chapas , Mexico 14 December 159529 1389 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 282-146-28-25 = 63g t=18x10mm 159530 1390 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 262-135-28-22 = 46g t=17x9mm 13.5 mi NW (byrd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2800m., Chapas , Mexico 14 December 159531 1391 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 262-139-30-26 = 52g 13x7mm 159532 1392 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 268-142-30-24 = 46g 13x8mm 159533 1393 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue f 279-146-30-24 = 52g scars, 2R, 1L 159534 1394 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue f 235-127-28-21= 38g mullipion 159535 1395 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 286-152-30-24 = 58g t=15x10m 159536 1396 Peromyscus guatemalensis tissue o -> 272-147-30-26 = 55g 14x9mm

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (3) 13.5 mi NW (by road) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2800m, Chajpas, Mexico 14 December 159537 1397 Peurypocus guatemalensis + tissue ♀ 218-109-28-27=31g nulliparous 159538 1398 Perompocuo guatemalaensis + tissue ♂→264-138-29-25=47g t=13x8mm 16 December Coll. 15 Dec 159488 1389 Neteromys melooni +sperm, glans, blood, tissue, chroma ♂→182-43-23=110g t=26mm 159489 1400 Neteromys melconi +blood, tissue, chroma. ♀240+80+40-22=60g nulliparous 159539 1592000 1401 Perompocus guatemalensis +glans, blood, tissue, chromo. ♂→271-140-30-25=42g t=9mm 159540 1402 Peromypcus guatemalensis +blood, tissue, chroma. ♀258-137-28-25=41g nulliparous 159541 1403 Perompocus baylli +blood, tissue, chromo ♀187-93-21-28=25g Coll. 14 Dec cmb, 3R, 1L; CR=6mm tbody skel. 159490 1404 Neteromys melooni +sperm, glans, tissue, blood, chroma. ♂→309+162+44-21=75g t=22x14mm (Died 17 Dec) 16 December 159514 1405 Reithrodentomys +tissue (died in the) night ♂→166-93-18-15=10g t=6x4mm 159542 1406 Perompocus baylli (Died 17 Dec.) ♀181-89-22-21=16.5g 15 December nulliparous 159543 1407 Perompocus guatemalensis +blood, chromo, tissue ♂→222-115-28-23=23g t=5x4mm

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Duke S. Rogew 1980 Catalogue (4) Cerro Mozotol, 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, 2800 m. Chiapas, México 16 December (Died 17 Dec.) mvz 159544 1408 Peromyscus guatemalensis + blood, chromo, tissue σ 265-143-29-23 = 35 g t=10x5 mm 159545 1409 Peromyscus guatemalensis + blood, chromo, tissue σ 258-138-27-21 = 36 g t=14x7 mm 159546 1410 Peromyscus guatemalensis + blood, chromo, tissue t=12x6 mm σ 275-146-32-23 = 45 g 15 December (Died 17 Dec.) 159491 perforated 1411 Heteromys melooni + glands, sperm, blood, chromo, tissue φ 348-176-4/3-22 = 92 g t=2.1x14 mm 159547 1412 Peromyscus boylii + blood, chromo, tissue emb., 2L φ 209-98-22-21 = 22 g Cerro Mozotol 12.6 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, 2450 m., Chiapas, México 14 December (Died 17 Dec.) 159548 1413 Peromyscus boylii + blood, chromo, tissue φ 210-9/1-22-21=24 g t=8x4 mm 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, 2800m, Chiapas, México 15 December (Died 17 Dec) 1414 Reithrodontomys + blood, chromo, tissue t=6x4 mm 13 December (Died 17 Dec) 159549 1415 Peromyscus guatemalensis φ 252-133-28-23 = 48 g multiparous, uteri swollen 159515 1416 Reithrodontomys + tissue φ 160-89-16-15 = 9 g t=6x4 mm

Duke E Rogers 1980 Catalogue (5) Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Beniozabel, 950m, Chiapas, Mexico 19 December muz 159550 1417 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? -> 242-126-24-21 = 36g + = 6x4 159551 1418 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? -> 221-114-25-21 = 31g + = 4x2 159552 1419 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 261-138-26-22 = 44g lactating, scars, 3R, 1L 159553 1420 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 216-107-25-20 - 30g multiparous 159554 1421 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? -> 222-121-25-20 - 31g + = 4x2 mm 159555 1422 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 252-128-26-21 = 47g scars, 3L, 3R 159556 1423 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue, body skel ? 232-117-25-20 = 36g scars, 2L, 2R 159557 1424 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 227-113-25-21 - 33g multiparous 159558 1425 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue, body skel ? -> 240-122-26-21 = 43g + = 11x7 159559 1426 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 233-122-26-20 = 33g multiparous 159560 1427 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 242-123-25-21 - 34g scars, 2R, 1L 159561 1428 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue ? 237-120-26-21 = 34g multiparous

Duke Rogers 1980 Catalogue (by nd.) (6) Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N. Bernogabal, 950 m., Chiapas, Mexico 19 December MUZ 159562 1429 Peromyscus mexicanus skeleton only σ → 224-113-26-19 = 32 g t= 6 x t 159563 1430 Peromyscus mexicanus φ 251-122-25-21 = 44 g lact, scars 2R, 1L 159564 1431 Peromyscus mexicanus φ 230-121-25-20 = 38 g nulliparous 159565 1432 Peromyscus mexicanus σ → 208-114-25-19 = 30 g t= 6 x 4 mm 159566 1433 Peromyscus mexicanus φ 212-111-25-20 = 26 g nulliparous 159567 1434 Peromyscus mexicanus σ → 219-115-26-21 = 35 g t= 5 x 2 mm 159501 1435 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue 33-24= σ → 322-158-27 = 87 g t= 8 x 5 mm 159502 1436 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue σ → 281-135-32 = 23 = 75 g t= 4 x 2 mm 159503 1437 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue σ → 275-136-30-20 = 55 g t= 3 x 2 mm 159504 1438 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue σ → 308-147-31-24 = 88 g t= 8 x 5 mm 159505 1439 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue σ → 258+69+33-27 = 126 g t= 15 x 8 mm 159506 1440 Notylomys phyllotis + tissue σ → 314+128+33-26 = 106 g t= 10 x 6

Duke E. Rogen 1980 Catalogue Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd) Beniozabal, 950m, Chiquito, Mexico 19 December 159507 1441 Ottonys phyllodi + tissue O -> 320+144+33-25=115g T=13x8mm 159447 1442 Pteronotus davivi skeleton only O -> 77-18-10-16-7.5 = 7g forearm = 45mm 20 December 159568 1443 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue f 251-136-26-21=36g nulliparous 159569 1444 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue O -> 236-117-25-19 = 42g T=8x5 159570 1445 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue f 234-117-25-20=39g 6 scns, 3R, 3L 159571 1446 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue O -> 239-128-26-20=38g T=6x3mm 159572 1447 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue O -> 242-128-25-20 = 42g T=7x4mm 159573 1448 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue O -> 238-122-26-21=44g T=11x5mm 159574 1449 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue f 216-104-25-19 = 28g nulliparous 159575 1450 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue f 227-116-25-21=32g nulliparous 159576 1451 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue O -> 228-122-25-21 = 28g T=4x2mm 159577 1452 Peromyscus mexicanus + tissue f 227-117-25-20=31g nulliparous

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (5.5 mi SE (by rd.) Mapastepec, 50 m., Chiapas, México 12 December (Died 21 Dec.) mvz 159578 1453 Peromyscus gymnotis (several hrs. old) ♂ 195-101-25-18 = 28g + tissue f=16x8 mm 159579 1454 Peromyscus gymnotis (several hrs. old) ♀ 212-111-24-19 = 27g + tissue embryos, 3R; CR=7mm 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m, Chiapas Mexico 21 December 159580 1455 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♂ 199-106-24-18 = 25g f=8x5mm 159581 1456 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♂ 183-88-22-18 = 21g f=5x2 mm 159582 1457 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♂ 198-102-23-19 = 26g f=11x6mm (several hrs. old) 159583 1458 Peromyscus boylii skeleton only, + tissue ♀ 188-94-23-18 = 26g uteri swollen 159584 1459 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♂ 193-102-22-18 = 21g f=5x3 mm Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Berriozabal, 950 m, Chiapas, Mexico 20 December (Died 21 Dec.) 159585 1460 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 223-122-28-20 = 34g scars; 12,22 159586 1461 Peromyscus mexicanus skeleton only ♂ 242-127-24-19 = 36g f=8x4mm 19 December 159448 1462 A. beuri ♂ ?-?-16-20; tr=7 f=7x4mm, forearm=58 mm

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Duke J Rogen 1980 Catalogue ca. 3.9 mi NE (by rd) Bochil, 1200m., Chiapas; México 22 December mvz 159516 1463 Reithadontomys + tissue, body skel. ♀ 188-111-18-14 = 11g nulliparous 159587 1464 Peromyscus + tissue t=12x7mm 159588 1465 Peromyscus + tissue t=5x3mm 159589 1466 Peromyscus + tissue t=4x2mm 159590 1467 Peromyscus + tissue t=8x4mm 159591 1468 Peromyscus + tissue t=4x2mm 159592 1469 Peromyscus + tissue t=6x4mm 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m., Chiapas; Mexico 21 December (Died 22 Dec) 159593 1470 Peromyscus boylii + tissue t=6x4mm 159594 1471 Peromyscus boylii + tissue t=9x6mm 159595 1472 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♀ 195-98-22-17 = 25g nulliparous + body skel 159596 1473 Peromyscus Boylei + tissue ♀ 202-160-22-20 = 29g lact. uteri swollen 159597 1474 Peromyscus boylii + tissue t=6x3mm

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (10) 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m., Chiapas, Mexico 21 December (Died 22 Dec.) muz 159598 1475 Protopus boglii + tissue o -> 191-97-22-18 = 24g t=6x4mm Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Beniojabaal, 950 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 20 December (Died 22 Dec) 159508 1476 Ottylomys phylloti + tissue o -> 301-143-31-24 = 78g t=7x5mm 159509 1477 Otylomys phylloti + tissue o -> 305-148-33-23 = 74g t=6x4mm 159510 1478 OTyLomys phylloti + tissue f -> 348-162-33-26 = 104g no scars 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, Mexico 23 December (ca. 1-2 hrs old) 159445 1479 Marmosa mexicana + tissue o -> 269-186-19-19 = 24g t=5x3mm 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Moroza, 2800 m., Chiapas, Mexico 14 December (Died 23 Dec.) 159492 1480 Notecomp melsoni + tissue o -> 232+117+139-19 = 64g 6x4mm 3.9 mi NE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 22 December (Died 23 Dec) 159599 1481 Peromyscus sA f 181-98-25-18 = 16g skeleton only 159600 1482 Peromyscus sB o -> 188-97-25-16 = 17g skeleton only

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue 3.9 mi NE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200 m., Chiapas, Mexico 22 December (died 23 Dec) mrz 159601 1483 Peromyscus skeleton only ♀ 218-110-84-20=25g uteri swollen 159602 1484 Peromyscus skeleton only ♀ 204+97+25-20=34g 5.1 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1050 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December (dead from sev. hrs) 159517 1485 Reithrodontomy + tissue ♀ 160-88-18-15=8g nulliparous dead for several hrs 159518 1486 Reithrodontomy + tissue nulliparous 159519 1487 Reithrodontomy + tissue ♀ 153-87-18-15=9g nulliparous 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, Mexico 23 December (died 24 Dec.) 159603 1488 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♀ 299-149-32-24=65g nulliparous 159604 1489 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♀ 286-142-33-24=64g nulliparous 159605 1490 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♂ 268-132-32-22=50g t=4x3mm 159606 1491 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♀ 292-157-32-26=62g scars, ?R, 3L 159607 1492 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♀ 263-137-32-24=54g nulliparous 159608 1493 Peromyscus zarhynchus +chorio, blood, tissue ♂ 262-142-32-22-40g t=4x2mm

Duke S. Rozger 1980 Catalogue Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Bennozabul, ca. 950m. Chiapas Mexico 20 December (Diesl 24 Dec) MVZ 159457/1484 Keteomyx +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 222+117+35-16 = 42g nulliparous 159458/1495 Ketcomyx +chromo, blood tissue ♠ 263-146-315-17=47g nulliparous 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000m, Chiapas, Mexico 23 December (Diesl 24 Dec.) 159459/1496 Ketomxy +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 302-163-36-19 = 61g nulliparous 159460/1497 Ketomxy +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 241/132-34-16=39g nulliparous 159446/1498 Marmosa mexicana +chromo, blood, tissue O → 260-161-17-21 = 20g T=5x4mm 159493/1499 Caycomyx →(64 Ind.) 183-94-24-16 = 20g +chromo, blood, tissue T=2x1mm 5.1 mi SE Rayon, 1050m, Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December (Diesl 24 Dec.) 159609/1500 Peromycus +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 210-108-24-18=24g nulliparous 159610/1501 Peromycus +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 243-126-26-19 = 44g nulliparous Pozo de Petroleo, 7mi N (by rd.) Bennozabul, 950m, Chiapas Mexico 20 December (Diesl 24 Dec. 159511/1502 Notylomys phyllotis +chromo, blood, tissue ♠ 262+105+32-25=71g nulliparous

Duke E. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (13) Poze de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Benneizabal, 950 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 20 December (Died 24 Dec.) muz 159512 1503 MylomyS phyllotis +chromo, blood, tissue F 361-174-32-26=110g uteri swollen (slightly) muz 159513 1504 Mylomys phyllotis +chromo, blood, tissue F 328-167-31-24=87g nulliparous 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 21 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159611 1505 Peromyscus +chromo, blood, tissue F 209-107-21-18=28g emb. 2L, 1R 159612 1506 Peromyscus +chromo, blood, tissue B, F 204-106-22-18=24g nulliparous 3.9 mi SE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 22 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159613 1507 Peromyscus +chromo, blood, tissue o 168-58-24-19=46g pariparous t+=9x5mm 159614 1508 Peromyscus +chromo, blood, tissue F 250-123-24-19=41g embos, 1R, 2L=3mm 5.1 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1050 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 23 December (Died 21 Dec.) 159520 1509 Reithrodontomye +chromo, blood, tissue F -118-19-18=11g nulliparous 159521 1510 Reithrodontyz +chromo, blood, tissue F 194-112-13-16=13S scarce nulliparous 159500 1511 Reithrodontomye azyzomys fulvescen +chromo, blood tissue o 179-106-20-13=13S t+=2x1mm

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (14) 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, México. 23 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159615 1512 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue, skel. only ♂ 287-148-31-23=57g scar; 1L + 159616 1513 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue, skel. only ♀ 260-143-31-21=243g nulliparous 3.9 mi SE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200 m., Chiapas, México. 22 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159617 1514 Peromyscus oaxacensis skel. only, + tissue ♀ 248-132-26-19=40 post part. scars, 2R, 2L [illegible] 4 mi W (By rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m., Chiapas, México 21 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159618 1515 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♀ 208-104-23-20=27g nulliparous 159619 1516 Peromyscus boylii + tissue ♂ 200-104-23-18=26g t=6x4 mm 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, México. 23 December (Died 24 Dec.) 159620 1517 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 293-159-31-22=62g nulliparous 159621 1518 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 298-155-32-23=64g scars; 2R, 3L 159622 1519 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue, skel. only ♀ 280-148-31-21=55g nulliparous 159623 1520 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue, skel. only ♀ 251-137-32-22=46g

Duke S. Rogen 1980 Catalogue (15) 3.9 mi SE (by rd.) Bochil, ca 1200m, Chiapas, Mexico. 22 December (Died 25 Dec.) MVZ 159624 1521 Peromyscus + blood, tissue ♀ 247-128-27-20 = 42g emb = 4mm; 2 swellings IR, IL 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December (Died 25 Dec.) 159625 1522 Peromyscus boylii + skeleton only ♀ 198-106-22-19 = 21g ♀scars, 2R, 2L 5.1 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1050m., Chiapas, Mexico. 24 December (Died 25 Dec.) 159626 1523 Peromyscus + tissue, blood ♀ 223-117-25-19 = 35g multiparous 159627 1524 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue, blood ♀ 261-143-30-22 = 42g multiparous 159628 1525 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue, blood ♀ 279-145-31-25 = 51g multiparous 159629 1526 Peromyscus + tissue, blood ♀ 231-115-25-19 = 36g multiparous 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon ca 1000 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December (Died 25 Dec.) 159630 1527 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue ♂ → 267-138-32-22 = 42g t = 4x2 mm 159631 1528 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue ♂ → 292-151-32-23 = 57g t = 9x5 mm 159632 1529 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue ♂ → 298-157-33-23 = 58g t = 9x5 mm 159633 1530 Peromyscus zarkhynchus + tissue ♂ → 292-158-33-23 = 58g t = 9x5 mm

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Duke E. Rogen 1980 Catalogue (16) 3,5.5E (by rd.) Ragon, a1000m. Chiapas, Mexico 23 December (25 Dec) mvz 159634 1531 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o -> 271-142-33-21 = 43g t= 4x2mm 159635 1532 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o-> 283-151-33-22= 48g t= 4x2mm 159636 1533 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o -> 268-137-33-23 = 48g t= 4x2mm 159637 1534 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o-> 283-148-31-24= 49g t= 4x2mm 159638 1535 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o -> 261-138-32-22 = 36g t= 4x2mm 159639 1536 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 253-136-32-21 = 38g nulliparous 159640 1537 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 273-142-32-23= 50g nulliparous 159641 1538 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o-> 282-147-33-23= 58g t= 8x4mm 159642 1539 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 270+143+31-22 = 47g nulliparous 159643 1540 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o -> 298-159-32-24 = 48g t= 6x4mm 159644 1541 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue ♀ 286-148-33-24 = 60g scars, 2R, 3L 159645 1542 Peromyscus zarhynchus + tissue o -> 286-156-32-22 = 44g t= 4x2mm

Duke E. Roger\n1980\n\nCatalogue (7)\n3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, Mexico.\n23 December (died 25 Dec.)\nmuz\n159646 1543 Peromyscus zechynchus\nstelton only\nO -> 283-153-32-23 = 48g\nt=5x2 mm\n\n8.5 mi ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25m., Veracruz, Mexico\n27 December\n\n159481 1544 Heteromys\nf+chromo, bloody tissue\nf 217+78+35-18= *\nstern swollen, no scars\n69g\n\n159482 1545 Heteromys\n+ chromo, blood, tissue\nf 259+120+39-18 = 70g\nnulliparous\n\n159483 1546 Heteromys\n+chromo, blood, tissue\nO -> 304-172-37-19=80g\n18x12\nt= [illegible] mm\n\n159647 1547 Peromyscus mexicanus\n+chromo, blood, tissue\nO -> 240-116-25-20 = 43g\nt=16x8 mm\n\n159648 1548 Peromyscus mexicanus\n+chromo, blood, tissue\nO -> 218-115-26-19= 42g\nt=14x7mm\n\n159649 1549 Peromyscus mexicanus\nf+chromo, blood, tissue\nf 228+110+26-19 = 45g\nemb; 2R,1L; CE=12mm\n\n159731 1550 Sigmodon hispidus\n+blood, tissue\nf 199-81-24-17 = 37g\nnulliparous\n\n159650 1551 Peromyscus mexicanus\n+blood, tissue\nO -> 233-114-25-19 = 50g\nt=17x9 mm\n\n159651 1552 Peromyscus mexicanus\n+blood, tissue\nO -> 227-111-26-19 = 46g\nt=15x9mm\n\n159652 1553 Peromyscus mexicanus\n+blood, tissue\nf 232-115-25-19 = 40g\nnulliparous

Duke S. Rozza 1980 Catalogue 8.5 mi ENE (by rd.) Son te c o m a p a n , 25 mi, Veracruz Mexico 27 December mv2 159653 1554 P e u m y g u s mexicanus + blood, tissue ♂ → 241-117-26-20 = 54g Playa Socondida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Son te c o m a p a n , Veracruz, México. 28 December 159464/1555 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 251-132-34-18 = 54g swollen, no scars 159465/1556 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 269-146-37-19 = 55g nulliparous 159466 1557 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 187+74+34-18 = 37g nulliparous 159467 1558 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♂ → 251-131-35-18 = 50g t=6x4mm 159468 1559 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 309-167-37-19 = 68g nulliparous 159469 1560 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♂ → 209-105-32-16 = 29g t=4x3mm 159470 1561 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 304-160-35-19 = 84g Embs; 2R, 2L 159471 1562 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♂ → 271-152-35-18 = 51g t=7x4mm 159472 1563 Heteromyz + blood, tissue ♀ 220+104+34-18 = 39g nulliparous

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Duke S Roger 1986 Catalogue (19) Playa Escindida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25m. Vera Cruz; Mexico 28 December mvz 159473 1564 Heteromyz ♂ 228-118-33-16=32g + blood, tissue nulliparous 159474 1565 Heteromyz ♀ 230+99+36-17=60g + blood, tissue nulliparous 159475 1566 Heteromyz ♀ 265+132+35-17=67g + blood, tissue embys; 1R, 1L =13mm 8.8 mi SE (by rd.) Catemaco, 50 m., Veracruz, Mexico 29 December liomyz pictus 159456 1567 Heteromyz ♂ → 243-125-30-16=57g + chromo, blood, tissue → 23x19mm 9.5 mi SE (by rd.) Catemaco, 50 m., Veracruz, Mexico 159462 1568 Heteromyz ♂ → 299-166-37-19=82g + chromo, blood, tissue → =20x12mm 8.5 mi ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25 m., Veracruz, Mexico 27 December (Died 29 Dec) 159484 1569 Heteromyz ♀ 288-153-37-18=64g + chromo, blood, tissue nulliparous 159485 1570 Heteromyz ♀ 283+147+35-19=60g + chromo, blood, tissue notched, uterus small, no scars 159486 1571 Heteromyz ♀ 249-147-34-18=62g + chromo, blood, tissue embys; 1R, 2L CR=5mm Playa Escindida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25 m., Veracruz, Mexico 28 December (Died 29 Dec) 159487 1572 Heteromyz ♀ 192+63+35-19=65g + chromo, blood, tissue embys; 1R, 2L CR = 6mm

Duke S Rogers 1980 Catalogue 20 9.5 mi SE (by rd) Catemaco, 50 m.) Veracruz; Mexico. 29 December mv2 159654 1573 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 239-123-26-19=39g +chromo, blood, tissue scars, 4R, IL 159655 1574 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 243-121-26-20=46g +chromo, blood, tissue f=14x9mm 159656 1575 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 209-95-26-19=29g +chromo, blood, tissue mulliparous 159657 1576 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 239-118-28-20=42g +chromo, blood, tissue scars, 3R, IL 159658 1577 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 227-113-27-20=37g + chromo, blood, tissue mulliparous 159659 1578 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 238-118-26-19=42g +chromo, blood, tissue f=12x2mm 8.8 mi SE (by rd) Catemaco, 50 m.) Veracruz, México. 29 December (Died 30 Dec.) 159732 1579 Sigmodon hispidus ♂ 223-85-19-16=62g skel only +blood, tissue f=14x8mm 159660 1580 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 204-99-26-19=28g skel. only +tissue, blood f=6x4mm 159661 1581 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 236-118-26-20=42g +tissue, blood f=16x9mm 159662 1582 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 235-118-26-19=40g skel only +blood, tissue f=19x9mm 159663 1583 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 233+1/4+26-11=44g +blood tissue f=17x9mm

Duke S Roger 1980 Catalogue (21) 8.8 mi SE (by rd.) Catemaco, 50 m, Veracruz, Mexico 29 December (Died 30 Dec.) muz 159664 1584 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only +blood, tissue ♀ 205+96+25-19=31g nulliparous 159665 1585 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only, +blood, tissue ♂→ 283-129-28-22=44g f=16x9mm 159666 1586 Peromyscus mexicanus +blood, tissue ♀ 240-117-26-20=42g swellings, IR, IL 159667 1587 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only +blood, tissue ♀ 211-113-25-20=34g nulliparous 159668 1588 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only +blood, tissue ♂→ 222-109-26-19=34g f=13x7mm 159669 1589 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only, +blood, tissue ♂→ 228-109-25-20=33g f=15x8mm 159670 1590 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♀ 222-113-26-20=35g nulliparous Playa Escondida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Santeccorapan, 25 m, Veracruz, Mexico. 27 December (Died 30 Dec) 159671 1591 Peromyscus mexicanus +blood, tissue ♀ 253-129-27-22=40g scars, IR, IL 159672 1592 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only +blood tissue ♀ 193-94-25-19=23g nulliparous 159476 1593 Neotoma 28 December (Died 30) [illegible] + blood, tissue ♀ 297-156-36-19=67g notched, uterus swollen, scars no 159477 1594 Neotoma +blood, tissue ♂→ 293-155-38-18=78g f=23x13mm

Duke S Rogers 1988 Catalogue (22) Playa Zocondida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Sortecorapan, 25m, Veracruz, Mexico. 28 December (Died 30 Dec.) 159478 1595 Heteromyz o -> 265-139-36-18=56g + blood, tissue f=10x5mm 159479 1596 Heteromys F 267-147-36-19=50g + blood, tissue nulliparous 159673 1597 Peromyscus mexicanus F 212-117-25-19=27g skel only +blood, tissue nulliparous 159674 1598 Peromyscus mexicanus F 248-122-27-21=42g cataris swollen, nescurs, notched + blood, tissue 159675 1599 Peromyscus mexicanus o -> 238-116-26-20=4?g f=17x18mm 8.5 mi ENE (by rd.) Sortecorapan, 25m, Veracruz, Mexico. 27 December (Died 30 Dec.) 159676 1600 Peromyscus mexicanus o -> 240-113-28-20=41g f=15x9mm Rio de Agua, ca. 500m, Veracruz, Mexico 31 December 159455 1601 Rhogeissas tumida wt=4?g 49 o -> 76-29-7-12-fr=6 Myotis nigricans f=2x1.5mm forearm=31mm 159449 1602 Rhogeissas flrida wt=??g 49 F 85-39-8-12, fr=6 forearm=37mm + tissue 159450 1603 Myotis nigricans wt=4g o -> 81-37-7-11, fr=6 f=2x1.5mm forearm=36 mm 159451 1604 Myotis nigricans wt=3g -> 74-35-8-12, fr=6 skel only +tissue f=2x1.5mm forearm=34mm

Luke S. Rogers 1980-81 Catalogue Ojo de Agua, ca 500m, Veracruz, Mexico. 31 December 159452 1605 Myotis nigricans nulliparous ♀ 76-38-8-13, tr=7 wt=4g forearm=38mm 159453 1606 Myotis nigricans skel. only ♂ 77-36-7-12 tr=6 wt=3g f=2x1mm forearm=35mm 159454 1607 Myotis nigricans skel only ♀ 78-37-7-12 tr=6 wt=4g nulliparous forearm=37mm 1 January 159677 1608 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 223-118-26-20=40g ? scars, 2L 159678 1609 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♀ 251-128-25-21=46g lactating, scars, 2L, 2R 159679 1610 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 242-121-26-20=46g lactating; scars 1R, 1L 159680 1611 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♂ 208+90+25-21=43g f=16x9mm 159681 1612 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 235-107-26-20=40g f=15x9mm 159682 1613 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 223-110-26-21=48g f=13x10mm 159683 1614 Peromyscus mexicanus skel only ♂ 229-114-26-21=41g f=16x9mm 159684 1615 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♂ 238-119-27-21=42g f=20x11mm 159685 1616 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♂ 223-119-27-22=43g f=16x9mm

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Duke E. Rogers 1786 Catalogue Ajo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz, México. 1 January mvz 159686 1617 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 226-117-27-22=46g f=16x9mm skel. only 159687 1618 Peromyscus mexicanus \varphi\ 240-119-26-23=41g embos, 2R 159688 1619 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 228-114-26-21=35g skel. only f=11x7mm 159689 1620 Peromyscus mexicanus \varphi\ 227-117-27-21=38g skel. only 3 scars, 2R, 1L 159690 1621 Peromyscus mexicanus \varphi\ 238-120-27-22=39g skel. only uteri swollen 159691 1622 Peromyscus mexicanus \varphi\ 232-118-26-20=34g skel. only lactating, scars 1R, 1L 159692 1623 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 238-113-26-20=35g tissue f=15x9 159693 1624 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 245-118-27-21=44g tissue f=16x9mm 159694 1625 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 232-120-26-21=34g tissue f=14x8mm 159695 1626 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 231-116-27-21=36g tissue f=13x8mm 159696 1627 Peromyscus mexicanus \sigma\rightarrow 236-120-26-22=36g tissue f=11x7mm 159697 1628 Peromyscus mexicanus \varphi\ 238-113-27-21=34g tissue uteri swollen, 2Rscars

Duke S Rogers 1989 Catalogue Ojo de Agua, ca. 500m., Veracruz; Mexico. 1 January MUZ 159698 1629 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only t = 5 x 3mm σ -> 250-133-27-21 = 36g 159699 1630 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♀ 248-129-26-22 = 36g terus swollen, no scars 159700 1631 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only σ -> 218-111-26-20 = 31g t = 7 x 4mm 159701 1632a Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♀ 243-124-27-22 = 42g melparais Playa Socorrida, 8.2m: ENE (by rd.) Sonteconapan, Veracruz; Mexico. 28 December (Died 2 Jan.) (same as old) 159480 1632b Netomys + tissue ♀ 260 + 121 + 35 - 18 no scars Ojo de Agua, ca. 500m., Veracruz; México. 1 January (Died 2 Jan.) 159702 1633 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only. t = 15 x 8mm σ -> 223-113-27-21 = 33g 159703 1634 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only t = 15 x 8mm σ -> 241-121-27-21 = 39g 159704 1635 Peromyscus mexicanus 2 emb's = 1R, L = 19mm ♀ 231-125-26-21 = 33g 159705 1636 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 233-123-26-20 = 34g t = 16 x 9mm 159706 1637 Peromyscus mexicanus σ -> 251-128-22-21 = 41g t = 17x11mm

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Jule & Roger 1987 Catalogue Ojo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz; Mexico. 1 January (Died 2 Jan.) muzz 159707 1638 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 228-120-26-20 = 35g f = 15 x 8 mm 159708 1639 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 238-119-28-21 = 44g f = 20x11mm 159709 1640 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 231-120-27-21 = 36g f = 15 x 10 mm 159710 1641 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 228-121-26-21 = 31g nulliparae 159711 1642 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 287-118-26-21 = 39g f = 18 x 11 mm Vista Hermosa, 1000 m., Distrito Ixtlan, Oaxaca; Mexico 3 January (several hr. old) 159494 1643 Atyzomy candidus ♀ 206-113-25-16 = 24g + fisure old scars, 2R, 1L Ojo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz, Mexico. 1 January (Died 3 January) 159712 1644 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 224-117-26-21 = 31g nulliparous, dist swoln.. 159713 1645 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ -> 219-106-26-22 = 31g notched, 710 scars 159714 1646 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 233-121-26-21 = 33g f = 12 x 8 mm 159715 1647 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ -> 231-117-27-21 = 37g f = 14 x 8 mm

Duke E Roger 1981 Catalogue (27) Cajode Agua, ca. 500m, Veracruz; Mexico. (January (Died 3 Jan.) MUZ 159716 1648 Peromyscus mexicanus embryos, 11R, 1L = 29mm ♀ 257-132-37-21 = 50g 159717 1649 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♂ 237+116 + 27-22 = 40g t = 15x 8mm 159718 1650 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♀ 237-126-28-21 = 32g uteri swollen, no sacs. Vista Hermosa, 1000m, Distrito Ixtlan, Oaxaca; Mexico. 3 January 159495 1651 Atyzomys caudatus + tissue ♂ 240-130-25-17 = 32g t = 5x3mm 159496 1652 Atyzomys caudatus + tissue ♂ 232-127-26-17 = 27g t = 5x3mm 3 January (Died 4 Jan.) 159719 1653 Peromyscus mexicanus (several ho old) + tissue ♂ 218-111-27-19 = 28g t = 4x2mm 159720 1654 Peromyscus mexicanus (several ho old) + tissue ♂ 207-105-27-20 = 26g t = 4x2mm 159721 1655 Peromyscus mexicanus several ho old + tissue ♂ 20(-)65-26-17 = 20g t = 4x2mm F. 2 mi. NNE (by rd.) El Machin, ca 2600m, Distrito Ixtlan, Oaxaca; Mexico. leptus 4 January ♂ 159722 1656 Peromyscus melanoscarpus (several ho old) + tissue ♀ 195-101-28-20 = 21g mulepair (159723) 1657 Peromyscus melanoscarpus leptus + tissue mulepair ♀ 250-126-28-21 = 36g

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Duke S. Rogers 1981 Catalogue 28 S. 2 mi NNE (by rd.) El Machin, ca. 2600 m, Distrito Tlahuac, Oaxaca; Mexico. 4 January mvz 159724 1658 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepton + tissue ♂ 228-120-28-22 = 29 g t = 3 x 2 mm 159725 1659 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepton + tissue ♀ 268-145-29-22 = 34 g t = 5 x 2 mm 159726 1660 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepton + tissue ♀ 244-131-27-23 = 33 g multiparous 159727 1661a Peromyscus melanocarpus lepton ♂ 258-128-30-22 t = 5 x 3 mm Vista Hermosa, 1000 m, Distrito Tlahuac, Oaxaca; Mexico. 3 January (Died 5 Jan) 159497 16616 Guyanomyops caudatus + tissue, body skel. ♀ 194-114-25-15 = 17 g multiparous 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 1980 23 December (Died 5 January 1981) 159461 1662 Heteromys t = 9 x 6 mm (several mo old) ♂ 303-171-39-18 = 53 g + tissue Ajude Agua.), ca. 500 m, Veracruz, Mexico. 1 January (Died 5 Jan.) 159463 1663 Heteromys (several mo old) ♀ 282-160-36-17 = 48 g + tissue multiparous Vista Hermosa, 1000 m, Distrito Tlahuac, Oaxaca; Mexico. 3 January (Died 5 Jan.) (several mo old) 159498 1664 Guyanomyops caudatus + tissue ♀ 207-107-26-17 = 25 g multiparous

Duke Rogers 1981 Catalogue (29) Vista Hermosa, 1000m, Distrito Tetlan, Oaxaca; México. 3 January (Died 5 Jan.) (several hrs old) + tissue Muz 159499 1665 Orexango candidum sams, 2R, 1L, lactating f 227-119-27-17 = 28g 5.2 mi NWE (by rd.) El Machin, ca. 2600m, Distrito Tetlan, Oaxaca, México. 4 January (Died 5 Jan.) (several hrs old) + tissue 159728 1666 Peromyscus thomasi t=12x7mm o 301-164-27-22 = 50g (several hrs old) + tissue 159729 1667 Peromycus melanocarpus lepturus t=3x2mm o 234-120-29-21 = 21g Died 6 Jan. (several hrs old) + tissue 159730 1668 Peromyscus thomasi t=12x9mm o 280+(133+ 31-23 = 52g 3.9 mi SE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200m Chiapas; México. 22 December 1980 (Died 9 Jan. 1981) (several hrs old.) + tissue born 25 Dec. 1669 Peromyscus catacensis lactating w 2 youngs? f 242-123-27-19 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Morotal, 2800m, Chiapas; México 15 December 1980 Died 4 Feb. 1981 partial skeleton only + blood, tissue, chromo, 1670 Heteromys anelopus t= 22x14mm sperm, 9 lans. o 339-190-42-22 = 60g Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Benozabal, 950 m, Chiapas; México 19 December 1980 (Died 4 March 1981) 1671 Heteromys + partial skel + chromo, tissue, blood f 331-189-38-19 = 90g Died 3 Feb. 1981 Uteri not swollen 1672 Heteromys + partial skel + lans, tissue, sperm o 266+119+37-18=66g t=24x13

Duke E Rogers 1981 Catalogue 30 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December 1980 (Died 20 Jan) 1673 Heteromys + partial skel + chromo, blood, tissue ♀ 258+121+ 39/19 = 62g 8.5 mi; ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25 m., Veracruz, Mexico. 27 December 1980 (Died 8 Feb.) 1674 Heteromys + partial skel + chromo, blood, tissue glandosperm ♂ 306-159-38-18 = 100 g f=22x15mm Playa Socondida, 8.2 mi ENE (by rd.) Sontecomapan, 25 m., Veracruz, Mexico. 28 December 1980 Died 19 June 1981 1675 Heteromys + partial skeleton uteri slightly swollen ♀ 304-159-37-19 = 72g + chromo, blood, tissue 27 March skeleton only 1676 Heteromys skeletononly + blood, chromo, glands, tissue ♂ 292-156-37-18 = 94 g f=21x14mm Died 29 March 1677 Heteromys +glands ♂ 311-168-38-19 = 66 g Skeleton only 9.5 mi; SE (by rd.) Caternaco, 50 m., Veracruz, Mexico. 29 December 1980 (Died 27 Feb. 1981) 1678 Heteromys + partial skel + chromo, tissue, blood, glands; sperm ♂ 299-163-38-18 = 80 g f=22x11 mm Ojo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz, Mexico. 1 January (Died 18 Jan.) glands; sperm 1679 Heteromys + partial skel + chromo, blood, tissue ♂ 308-176-37-19 = 59 g scrotal, f=20x11mm Died 29 March 1680 Heteromys skeletononly + tissue (several folds) ♀ 309-172-37-19 = 60g (Died 27 March 1981) skeleton only, nulliparous 1681 Heteromys skeleton only + blood, chromo, tissue ♀ 282+140+ 39-19=68 g uteri not swollen

Duke S. Rogers 1980 Catalogue (37) Ojo de Agua, ca 500 m., Veracruz, Mexico 1 January (Died 4 Feb.) 1682 Heteromys + partial skull + tissue ♀ 310-171-37-19 = 52g Died 29 Jan lactating mother of three young born ca. 16 Jan. 1683 Heteromys + chromo, blood, tissue ♀ 329-187-39-19 = 79g (Died 8 Feb.) 1684 Heteromys + partial skull + chromo, blood, tissue ♀ 308-170-36-19 = 65g Vista Hermosa, 1000 m., Distrito Tuxtlan, Oaxaca, Mexico. 3 January Died 22 March 1685 Heteromys (dead several hours) + tissue, glands ♂ 358-194-41-20 = 69g body skull t=20x11 Died 18 March 1981 skull only 1686 Heteromys +blood, chromo, tissue, + partial skull ♀ 331-189-39-25 = 73g nulliparous 5.2 mi NNE (by rd.) El Machin, Distrito Tuxtlan, Oaxaca, Mexico. 4 January (Died 30 Jan) 1687 Peromyscus thomasi + partial skeleton + glands, sperm, chromo, blood, tissue (11ver tan) t=12x8mm animal sick 15.5 mi SE (by rd.) Mapastepec, 50 m., Chiapas, Mexico. 12 December 1980 Died 3 April 1981 1688 Peromyscus gymnotis partial skeleton only + chromo, blood, tissue, glands t=14x8mm Died 12 Feb. 1981 1689 Peromyscus gymnotis + partial skull + blood, tissue, chromo. ♀ 203-97-24-18 = 33g nulliparous Died 7 April 1981 1690 Peromyscus gymnotis +partial skull + chromo, tissue, blood, glands, sperm t=15x8mm ♂ 212-110-25-18 = 37g

Duke St Rogers 198#? Catalogue 32 15.5 mi SE (by rd.) Mapastotec, 50 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 12 December 1980 Died 27 Feb. 1981 + partial skelet 1691 Peromyscus gymnotis + chomo, tissue, blood, glands, sperm O -> 216-113-23-18 = 32g t = 14 x 8 mm 10.8 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mezotol, 2450 m, Chiapas, Mexico. 13 December 1980 (Died 8 Feb.) + partial skelet 1692 Peromyscus guatemalensis + chomo, blood, tissue, glans O -> 258-135-30-26 = 59g t = 17 x 10 mm 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mezotol, 2800 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 14 December 1980 Died 7 April 1981 + partial skelet + chomo, tissue, blood 1693 Peromyscus guatemalensis glands, sperm O -> 272-141-30-24 = 62g Died 4 March 1981 + partial skelet 1694 Peromyscus guatemalensis + chomo, glands, blood, tissue O -> 278-141-29-24 = 76g t = 18 x 11 mm 5.1 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1050 m, Chiapas; Mexico 23 December 1980 Died 18 March 1981 + partial skelet 1695 Peromyscus zephynchus + blood, chomo, tissue, glans O -> 306-162-33-27 = 70g t = 19 x 12 mm 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 23 December 1980 Died 18 May 1981 + partial skeleton 1696 Peromyscus zephynchus + blood, tissue, spleen O -> 306-156-32-23 = 76g uter: not swollen Died 18 Feb. 1981 + partial skelet 1697 Peromyscus zephynchus + chomo, tissue, blood O -> 293-146-38-24 = 70g

Duke S Roger 1981 Catalogue 33 3.5 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1000 m, Chiapas, Mexico. 23 December 1980 (Died 4 May 1981) 1698 Peromyscus zarhynchus partial skel only + chromo, blood, tissue ♀ 311-162-34-25= 104g Died 19 June 1981 1699 Peromyscus zarhynchus + partial skeleton + chromo, blood, tissue, glands ♂ 291+148+33-24= 67g + = 18x12 mm Died 3 April 1981 1700 Peromyscus zarhynchus + partial skel + chromo, blood, tissue, glands ♂ 304-157-33-25= 84g + = 20x12 mm 3.9 mi NE (by rd.) Bochil, ca. 1200 m, Chiapas, Mexico 22 December 1980 (Died 7 April 1981) 1701 Peromyscus oaxacensis + chromo, tissue, blood glands, sperm ♂ 228+96+26-21= 50g + = 16x9 5.2 mi NNE (by rd.) El Machin, ca. 2600m; Distrito Ixtlan, Chiapas, Mexico. Oaxaca 4 January (Died 24 February) 1702 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus + partial skeleton + chromo, blood, tissue, glands ♂ 240-121-27-19= 41g + = 6x4mm 1703 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus (Died 7 May 1981) partial skeleton only 243-122-27-19= 32g Died 4 May 1981 1704 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus + partial skeleton only + chromo, blood, tis skel ♂ 244-128-28-22= 31g 1705 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus skeleton only ♂ 243-127-27-20= 42g 1706 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus skeleton only ♂ 052-132-28-22= 38g 1707 Peromyscus melanocarpus lepturus (Died 18 May 1981) + partial skeleton + blood, tissue, spleen ♂ 247-126-27-21= 34g + = 12x7mm

Duke J. Rosen 1981 Catalogue 5.2 mi NNE (by rd.) El Machin, ca. 2600 m, Distrito Tz'Ha'an, Oaxaca, Mexico. 4 January (Died 1 Feb.) 1708 Peromyscus melanocarpus partial skel. f 248-123-28-21 = 44g multiparous lepturus (Died 29 March) 1709 Peromyscus melanocarpus partial skel only + chromo, blood, tissue animal's back covered w/ some Type of mange, spleen ca. 4x normal size body organs tan color, f 240+108+28-22=44g no SCARS lepturus (Died 4 may 1981) blood thin, water-like 1710 Peromyscus melanocarpus partial skeleton chromo, blood, tissue male 242-123-29-22 = 46g f=12x8 mm lepturus Died 19 June 1981 1711 Peromyscus melanocarpus partial skeleton chromo, blood, tissue, globo male 249-120-27-21 = 50g f=11x8 mm Died 3 April 1981 lepturus + partial 1712 Peromyscus melanocarpus skel only+chromo, blood, tissue f 247-127-30-22 = 44g uteri not swollen 1713 Reithrodonomys ventral side dark-light tipped female 206-122-20-17=8g Cerro Mozotal 13.5 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, ca 2800 m, Chiapas ; Mexico. 14 December (Died 13 Jan. 1981) 1714 Reithrodonomys chromo, tissue, blood female 222-133-24-18=14g uteri swollen, no scans 16 December (Died 25 March 1981) 1715 Reithrodonomys +blood, tissue male 227-133-24-19 = 36g f=6x4 Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Berriozabal, 950 m, Chiapas Mexico 20 December 1980 1716 Scotinomys partial body skel (Several holes) Died 11 Jan. 1981 + tissue, body skel male 132-53-19-13 = 6g f=8x3 mm Died 8 March 1981 1717 Scotinomys partial skel +blood, tissue, chromo male 138-57-19-15 = 12g f=3x2mm

Juke S Rogers 1981 Catalogue 950m, (35) Pozo de Petroleo, 7 mi N (by rd.) Beniozabal, Chiapas, Mexico 20 December 1980 Died 3 April 1981 + partial skel 1718 Peromyscus mexicanus +chomo, blood, tissue ♀ 254-133-25-20 = 50g uteri not swollen 1719 Peromyscus mexicanus skel. only ♂ 242-121-26-19 = 26g + = 9 x 5mm 8.5 mi ENE (by rd.) Santecomapan, 25m., Veracruz; Mexico. 27 December 1980 (Died 14 April 1981) + partial skeleton 1726 Peromyscus mexicanus +chomo, blood, tissue ♀ 218 104-25-19 = 36g uteri not swollen Ojo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz; Mexico. 1 January (Died 25 June) + partial skel 1721 Peromyscus mexicanus +chomo, blood, tissue ♂ 250-126-27-22 = 40g scrotal, + = 14 x 10mm (Died 22 Jan.) + partial skel 1722 Peromyscus mexicanus +chomo, tissue, blood ♀ 253-128-27-22 = 44g uteri swollen (Died 12 February) 1723 Peromyscus mexicanus + partial skel ♂ 223-113-27-21 = 43g + = 11 x 6mm (Died 4 May 1981) +chomo, blood, tissue 1724 Peromyscus mexicanus part. of skeleton only F 240-122-28-21 = 40g Tuxtlapec 25.8 mi SW (by rd.) Tuxtlapec, 100 m., Distrito [illegible], Oaxaca, Mexico. 2 January 1725 Peromyscus mexicanus ♂ 258-122-27-20 = 27g + = 14 x 7mm (Died 5 March 1981) 1726 Peromyscus mexicanus ♀ 240-119-29-21 = 43g uteri not swollen skeleton only

Luke de Rogers 1981 Catalogue Tuxtpeec (36) 25.8 mi SW (by rd.) Tuxtepec, 100m., Distrito [illegible], Oaxaca; Mexico. 2 January (Died 29 Jan.) 1727 Peromyscus mexicanus +partial shell +cheek, blood, tissue, glands o -> 228-145-28-21 = 64g (Died 5 April) 1728 Peromyscus mexicanus +tissue + partial skin o -> 243-127-23-21 = 48g T=17x10mm Vista Hermosa, 1000m., Distrito Ixtlan, Oaxaca; Mexico 3 January (Died 18 May 1981) 1729 Peromyscus mexicanus + partial skeleton + blood, tissue, spleen o -> 246-132-30-20 = 47g T=16x10mm (Died 20 February 1981) 1730 Peromyscus mexicanus +tissue F 232-120-29-20 = 36g uteri not swollen skeleton only 1731 Peromyscus mexicanus +body skel. F 239-128-27-21 = 19g Died 19 June 1981 uteri swollen 1732 Peromyscus mexicanus + partial shell + cheek, blood, tissue, glands o -> 268-133-29-21 = 63g T=19x11mm 1733 Peromyscus mexicanus + partial shell + cheek, blood, tissue F 263-132-27-20 = 61g uteri not swollen 13.5mi 10Bm: NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozotol, Chisapa; Mexico 2800' 13 December 1980 1734 Peromyscus boliviensis (Died 14 April 1981) 1734 Reithrodontomys partial skeleton only F 163-89-19-15 = 7g uteri not swollen

Duke S Rogers 1981 Catalogue 37 4 mi W (by rd.) San Cristobal, ca. 2300m, Chiapas; Mexico. 21 December 1980 (Died 25 June 1981) 1735 Reithodentomys t-chromo, tissue o -> 167-93-20-14=11g scrotal, f=7x5mm 5.1 mi SE (by rd.) Rayon, ca. 1050m, Chiapas; Mexico. 23 December 1980 (Died 25 June 1981) 1736 Reithodentomys t-chromo, tissue o -> 163-89-19-15=10g f=7x4mm 10.8 mi NW (by rd.) Motozintla de Mendoza, Cerro Mozitol, 2450 m, Chiapas; Mexico. 13 December 1980 (Died 25 June 1981) partial skull only 1737 Peromyscus boylii t-chromo, blood, tissue uteri slightly swollen partial skeleton only f 144+45+21-20=33g (Died 4 May 1981) partial skeleton only 1738 Peromyscus boylii t-chromo, blood, tissue o -> 144+40+23-20=29g f=9x5mm Died 1 February 1981 1739 Peromyscus boylii skeleton only o -> 192-97-12-19=13g f=6x4mm Pozo Petroleo, 7mi N (by rd.) Benitojabaal, ca. 950 m, Chiapas; Mexico 19 December 1980 Died 7 April 1981 + partial skull + chromo, tissue, blood, glands, sperm 1740 Otomys f=10x6mm Died 8 March 1981 +chromo, tissue, blood 1741 Otomys partial skull only f 322+131+32-26 = 147 g [illegible]

Duke S. Roger 1981 Catalogue Ajo de Agua, ca. 500 m., Veracruz, Mexico (January) (Died 4 Feb.) 1742 Heteromys + tissue, blood f= 4x3 mm young of DSR 1682 (born ca. 16 Jan.) 150-63-27-11 = 12g Died 5 Feb. 1743 Heteromys + tissue, [illegible] f 138-57-25-11 = 16g young of DSR (born ca. 16 Jan.) Costa Rica (Died 18 Feb. 1981) 1744 Heteromys + chemo, blood, tissue f 281 + 37 - 39 - 19 = 79g nulliparous (Died 14 April 1981) 1745 Heteromys partic. skeleton only + chemo, blood, tissue f 313-144-39-18 = 87g uteri not swollen (Died 24 February 1981) 1746 lionus salvini + chemo, blood, tissue f 168 + 48 + 25 + 14 = 44g (Died 25 June 1981) 1747 lionys salvini + chemo, blood, tissue 165 + 39 + 27 - 14 = 54g f= 19x12 mm Died 14 April 1981 1748 lionys irroratus + chemo, blood, tissue 185 + 66 + 28 - 15 = 38g f= 15x10 mm Died 25 June 1981 1749 lionys irroratus + chemo, blood, tissue f 161 + 48 + 30 - 15 = 38g uteri not swollen

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Duke S. Rogers 1981 Catalogue 2.2 mi N Soto la Marina, Tamaulipas; Mexico Coll. 22 Aug., died 30 Aug. 1981 t = 4 x 3 mm 2001 ♂ Lionys inornatus 188-97-27-10 = X 26 mi W Cuidad Valles, San Luis Potosi; Mexico Coll. 20 Aug., died 15 Sept. nulliparous + chromo, blood, tissue 2002 ♀ Lionys inornatus 229-118-28-15 = 38g 11.7 mi SE El Bejuc, Guerrero; Mexico Coll. 9 Aug., died 15 Sept. + chromo, blood, tissue 2003 ♂ Lionys pictus 262-138-29-15 = 55g 1.7 mi S Calahuatepec, 900 ft, Oaxaca; Mexico Coll. 12 Aug., died 23 Sept. uteri not enlarged + tissue 2004 ♀ Peromyscus bandeirae 173-76-28-20 9.5 mi NW Melaque, Jalisco; Mexico Coll. 21 July; died 15 October + chromo, blood, tissue 2005♂ Peromyscus perfulvus 246-129-22-18 = 42g 2006 '' '' 2.2 mi N Soto la Marina, Tamaulipas; Mexico Coll. 22 Aug., died 24 Sept. nulliparous 198-97-27-14 = X 2007♀ Lionys inornatus + chromo, tissue, blood 2.1 mi E Jalocotan, Nayarit; Mexico Coll. 16 July, died 24 Sept. uteri not swollen 238-118-26-13 = X 2008♀ Lionys + chromo, blood, tissue [illegible]

Duke & Rosen 1981 Catalogue 2.2 mi N Soto la Marina, Tamaulipas; Mexico. Coll. 22 Aug., died 15 Oct. uteri not swollen +blood, chemo. tissue 2010♀ Hicomys viroratus 231-121-29-15=38g 1.8 mi N, 0.7mi E Chilcoot, 5300 ft., Plumas Co. California t=4x3mm 18 October 1981 +tissue 2011♂ Reithodontomys megalotis 123-57-19-16≠X nulliparous + tissue 2012♀ " 132-61-21-16≠X 5520 ft. 1mi E, 2 mi N Chilcoot, Plumas Co. California Coll. 18 Oct., died 21 Oct. + tissue 2013♂ Peromyscus maniculatus 158-74-21-16≠X 2014♀ " + tissue 154-68-21-18≠X 3.1 km S (by rd.) Puerto del Rios, ca 2300m Veracruz; Mexico Coll. 4 Nov., died 5 Nov. 4 embs = 14 mm 3R, TL skull with body in formalin 2015♀ Peromyscus thomasi embs + tissue preserved in N₂ 342-198-34-29≠X Ajo de Agua, ca. 500m, Veracruz; Mexico Coll. 3 Nov., died 6 Nov. uteri swollen +tissue 2016♀ Peromyscus mexicanus skull only 257+132+29-22=45g t=4x3mm + tissue 2017♂ " " " 221-116-28-21=30g t=10x6mm + tissue 2018♂ " " " 241-119-27-23=35g t=7x4mm + tissue 2019♂ " " " 213+97+27-23=38g pelvis notched + tissue 2020♀ " " 248-129-27-22=37g uteri not swollen + tissue 2021♀ " " 251-128-28-21=38g tuteri not swollen, corpora hemorrhagica present + tissue 2022♀ " " 242-127-28-23=41g nulliparous + tissue 2023♀ " " 22+110-27-22=32g 1500m 2km S (by rd) Cuautlapan, base of Cerro Chico Huaxtla, Veracruz; Mexico Coll. 2 Nov., died 6 Nov. scrotal, t=12x8mm + tissue 2024♂ Peromyscus mexicanus skull only 232+113+28-21=39g

Duke S. Rosen 1981 Catalogue 2 Km 5 (by rd.) Chautlapán, 1500m, Cerro Chicohuaxtla, Veracruz; México coll. 2 Nov., died 6 November scrotal, t=17x11mm +tissue 2025 ♂ Peromyscus mexicanus skull only 249+123+28-23 = 47g Ojo de Agua, ca. 500m, Veracruz; México coll. 3 Nov., died 6 Nov. 3emb's, 2L,1R=4mm +tissul 2026♀ Sigmodon hispidus skullonly skull only 220-94+29-17 = 49g 3.1 Km 5 (by road) Puertos del Aires 2300m, Veracruz; México t=19x11 coll 7 November 1981 +tissue,sperm,glandes 2027 ♂ Peromyscus thoracis skelonly 336-190-36-29 = 98g + tissue 2028♀ forest uter: not swollen coll 4 Nov. Died 7 Nov +tissue 2029♀ Peromyscus skelonly 211+93+23-22 =X ⚫ 7 Nov. + tissue skull+body in alcohol 2030 ♂ Peromyscus 191-94-24-18= 17g + tissue 2031♀ Neotoma mexicana 134-30-21-14= 18g 2 Km 5 (by rd.) Chautlapán, 1500m, Cerro Chicohuaxtla, Veracruz; México coll 2 Nov., died 7 Nov. nulliparous + tissue 2032 ♀ Peromyscus mexicanus skullonly 221-116-27-22 = 28g ca. 2300m. 3.1 Km 5 (by rd.) Puertos del Aires, Veracruz; México coll 7 Nov. died 8 Nov. t=18x12mm body skel +tissue,glandes 2033 ♂ Peromyscus thoracis 333-179-35-28 = 86g uter: not swollen 2034 ♀ Peromyscus skelonly 218-109-24-21 = 26g 2 Km 5 (by rd.) Chautlapán 1500m., Cerro Chicohuaxtla, Veracruz; México coll 2 Nov. died 6 Nov. t=6x4mm, scrotal + tissue 2035 ♂ Oryzomys fulvescens skel. only 189-109-23-13 = 12g t=7x4mm +tissue 2036 ♂ Neotoma guadalupe skel.only 113-15-18-11 = 16g

Duke S Poger 1981 Catalogue 2 Km 5 (by rd.) Cuautlapan, 1500m, Cerro Chicohuaxtel, Veracruz; Mexico coll. 2 Nov., died 12 Nov. nulliparous 2037 ? Baionyp musculus partial skel + tissue, chromo 20-44-11-12 =9g nulliparous 2038 ♀ uteri: not swollen

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Duke E Rogers 1981 Catalogue 9.5 mi NW Malague, Jalisco; Mexico coll. 21 July, died 1 Dec. 1981 scrotal, t= 20x11mm 2053 ♂ Peromyscus perfulvus 243-131-2419 = 46g + chromo, tissue, blood Ojo de Agua, ca 500m, Veracruz; Mexico coll. 3 Nov. 1981, died 21 April 1982 2054 ♀ Peromyscus mexicanus 232-122-27-22 = 32g +tissue coll. 3 Nov. 1981, died 28 April 1982 2055 ♂ Peromyscus mexicanus 236-120-28-21 = 31g + chromo, tissue

Duke S Pagen 1982 Catalogue in 2.2 Km E (by nd.) Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m., Prov. San Jose; Costa Rica 17 July scars, 2L, 2R + tissue 2075♀ Peromyscus nudipes 252-127-29-22 = 40 g 2embos 2R, 2L, CR = 18mm + tissue 2076♂ " " 272-136-29-23 = 56 g swellings 2L, 2R: 5mm + tissue, spleen 2077♀ 270 + 130 + 38 - 23 = 60 g scrotal + = 15 x 10 mm SU = 15 mm + tissue 2078♂ " " " 256-123-29-22 = 47 g + = 16 x 10 mm + tissue 2079♂ " " " 258-126-29-22 = 51 g + = 16 x 10 mm, SU = 13 mm + tissue 2080♂" "" 266-135-29-22 = 50 g + = 9 x 5 mm + tissue 2081♂ " " " 240 - 118 - 29 - 21 = 36 g embos 3R, 2L cr = 6mm + tissue 2082♀" "" 278-132-31-21= 60g scars, 2R-1L + tissue, +spleen 2083♀" "" 250 + 117 + 30 - 22 = 43 g + tissue, + spleen + = 18 x 1 mm. SU = 13 mm 2084♂" "" 277-144-31-23=58g + = 5 x 3 mm + tissue, + spleen 2085♂" " 194 + 96 + 28 - 21 = 20 g Coll 17 July, died 18 July + = 15 x 4 mm + tissue 2086♂ Reithrodontomys 237-140-27-16 = 24 g creeper + tissue parous, embos 4x2mm 2087♀ Oryzomys 216-113-31-18= 18g devius + tissue embos, 3L 2088♀ Reithrodontomys 218-126-22-16 = 18 g creeper null; parous 18 July + tissue 2089♂ Reithrodontomys 189-115-23-15= 9 g creeper + tissue scars 2L, 2R + body skel. only. 247-132-23-22 = 46 g 2090♀ Peromyscus nudipes + part skel. + tissue, blood, chromo uterus swollen, no scars 2091 Heteromys oresterus 304-162-40-18 = 64 g creeper embos, 2R, 2L + part skel. + tissue, blood, chamo 2092 Heteromys oresterus 200+ 43+ 40 - 18 = 74 g scars, 1R, 2L + tissue 2093♀ Reithrodontomys 223-125-23-17 = 19 g creeper + tissue + = 6 x 4mm Coll 18 July, died 19 July 2094♂ Oryzomys devius skel only 216-111-31-17= 16 g Coll 18 July, died 20 July scrotal, + = 24 x 15, SU = 30 mm + chromo Not cataloged 2095♂ Heteromys oresterus 335-190-42-19= 98 g

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Duke S Rogan 1982 Catalogue La 2.2 m: E (by rd.) Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m, Prov. San Jose, Costa Rica f=5x3mm 2096 male Scotinomys coll. 17 July, died 20 July +spleen +tissue, chromo f=11x6mm 2097 male Oryzomyi coll. 18 July, died 20 July + spleen, tissue, chromo f=5x3mm 2098 male Reithrodontomys body, skel only + spleen, tissue, chromo female Oryzomys devius 2099 Raithrodontomys cr. emb, 14, 2R, CE = 7 mm + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo f=13x8mm 2100 male Reithrodontomys 169-91-20-14 = 9g coll. 18 July, died 20 July +spleen, tissue, chromo f=5x3mm 2101 male Oryzomyi nulliparous + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo 2102 female Heteromys osterus 222+90+ 38-19 = 54g f=4x3mm 2103 male Scotinomys teguina + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo f=17x10mm 2104 male Peromyscus nudipes cans, 2L, 1R 259-128-28-22 = 52g 2105 female Peromyscus nudipes + spleen, tissue, chromo f=13x8mm 2106 male Oryzomyi devius nulliparous coll. 17 July, died 20 July + spleen, tissue, chromo 2107 female Heteromys osterus skull only 271-131-37-19 = 56g f=6x4mm 2108 male Reithrodontomys coll. 18 July, died 20 July + spleen, tissue, chromo 2109 male ?? f=13x8mm 241-124-23-17 = 26g Cerro de la Carpintera, 2 km S (by rd.) San Diego, 1450m; Prov. San Jose, Costa Rica 2110 male f=6x4mm coll. 19 July, died 20 July + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo female Oryzomyi alfareci La 2.2 m E (by rd.) Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m, Prov. San Jose, Costa Rica coll 17 July, died 20 July fpart skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo male f=6x4mm 2111 Reithrodontomys creper 216-125-24-16 = 16g f=12x7mm coll. 18 July, died 20 July + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo 2112 male Reithrodontomys creper 213-121-24-16 = 19g f=5x3mm 2113 male Oryzomyi devius + part skel. + spleen, tissue, chromo 228-118-32-18 = 26g

Duke E. Roper 1982 Catalogue 3.7 km NNE (by rd.) Cañas, 150 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica 22 July + = 19x12 mm 2114 ♂ Liomys salvini tissue + body skeleton 232-126-27-14 = 50 g + = 9x6mm, SV = 7 mm 2115 ♂ " "+tissue, skeleton only 203-97-26-13 = 26g + = 20 x 12 mm, SV = 23 mm 2116 ♂ " "+ tissue + body skeleton 258-127-24-17 = 64 g + = 20x11mm, SV = 40mm 2117 ♂ " "+tissue + body skeleton 237+110 + 27-14 = 58g 8 km NNE (by rd.) Cañas, 300 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica 22 July + = 15x9mm 2118 ♂ Liomys salvini tissue, body skeleton 212-106-26-13 = 31 g + = 8x5 mm 2119 ♂ " "+tissue, skeleton only 128 + 18 + 28 - 13 = 40 g (by rd.) 4.1 km NE Tilarán, 650 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica 23 July emb's 2L, 1R 2120 ♀ Netuomys desmaestianus tissue, body skel only 258+111+46-17 = 81 g (by rd.) 5.0 km NE Tilarán, 675 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica 23 July + = 8x5mm 2121 ♂ Netuomys desmaestanis tissue, body skel 238 + 134 + 35-16 = 52 g + = 20x15 mm 2122 ♂ " "+ tissue, body skel 303-164-36-19 = 82g (by rd.) 4.1 km NE Tilarán, 650 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica. 23 July emb's, 1L, 1R ca 15 mm CR 2123 ♀ Netuomys deomarestianus tissue, body skel 278-153-34-17 = 53 g emb's, 2R, 2L CR = 26 mm + tissue, skeleton only 228 + 132 + 36 - 19 = 78 g 2124 ♀ " "+ + = 5x 3 mm 2125 ♂ " "skeleton only + tissue 228-123-35-15 = 30g parous 2126 ♀ " "tissue + body skeleton 248 + 128+35-17 = 59 g 3.9 km SE (by rd.) Playas del Coco, 100 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica 24 July uter; not swollen + tissue skeleton only 174 + 56 + 26 - 14 = 42 g 2127 ♀ Liomys salvini

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Duke S. Fager 1982 Catalogue 3.9 km S (by rd.) Playas del Coco, 50 m., Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica nulliparous 2128 ♀ lionmys salvini t=12x10mm 2129 ♂ " + tissue, skel only 231-129-32-13 = 34g +tissue, skel only 162+48+28-14 = 44g coll. 24 July, died 27 July +body skel + tissue, chrono, spleen 2380 -118-27-14 = 44g +tbody skel +tissue, chrono, spleen 248 -122-29-15 = 46g +body skel + tissue, chrono, spleen 198+92+24-14 = 36g 4.6 km W (by rd.) Escazu, 1250m, Prov. San Jose', Costa Rica lactating 2133 ♀ Sigmodon hispidus skull + body in alc. + tissue, chrono 278-116-32-18 = 116g cat. card & Taxidermy = skull only No qtc. found 4.1 km NE (by rd.) Tilaran', 650 m., Guanacaste Costa Rica Prov. embryos 2R, 1L; CR=11mm 2134 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus coll. 26 July, died 27 Jul +body skel +blood, spleen, tissue, chrono 248+108+34-19 = 75g 3.7 km (by rd.) NNE Cañas, 150m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll. 22 July, died 27 July nulliparous 2135 ♀ Lionmys salvini +t=18x16mm 2136 ♂ " +tissue, spleen, chrono skel only 209-114-27-14 = 30g +tissue, spleen, chrono Skel only 234-121-30-14 = 48g 4.1 km NE (by rd.) Tilaran', 650m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll. 23 July, died 27 July embryos, 3L, 1R, CR=3mm 2137 ♀ Oryzomys alfaroi +part skel? +chrono, spleen, tissue 203-101-25-16 = 25g coll. 26 July, died 27 July +t=22x14mm 2138 ♂ Heteromys desmarestianus +part skel, +chrono, spleen, tissue 340-190-37-18 = 85g 0.4 km N (by rd.) Tilaran', 500 m., Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll. 26 July, died 28 July uteri not swollen 2139 ♀ lionmys salvini +part skel +tissue, chrono 209-109-28-14 = 29g

Duke S Pozner 1982 Catalogue 5.0 km NE (by rd.) Tilarán, 675 m, Prov. Guanacaste; Costa Rica Coll. 23 July, died 28 July nulliparous 2140 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus + part skel, + tissue, chromo 278-143-38-18 = 40 g 4.1 km NE (by rd.) Tilarán, 650 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica Coll. 23 July, died 28 July parous 2141 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus + part skel, + tissue, chromo 317-170-37-18 = 56 g Coll. 26 July, died 28 July uteri swollen, no sacs 2142 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus + part skel, + tissue, chromo 331-189-40-19 = 73 g 2143 ♂ " " + part skel, + tissue, chromo. 268-141-36-18 = 39 g 8 km NNE (by rd.) Cañas, 300 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica Coll. 22 July, died 28 July nulliparous 2144 ♀ Liomys salvini + tissue, skel only 166 + 58 + 27-13 = 36 g 5.0 km NE (by rd.) Tilarán, 675 m, Prov Guanacaste; Costa Rica Coll 23 July, died 28 July + = 6 x 4 mm 2145 ♂ Heteromys desmarestianus + tissue, skel only 278-148-36-17 = 48 g 3.9 km SE (by rd) Playas del Coco, 100 m, Prov. Guanacaste; Costa Rica Coll. 24 July, died 28 July + = 12 x 8 mm 2146 ♂ Liomys salvini + tissue, skel only 234 + 117 + 28-13 = 30 g nulliparous 2147 ♀ " " + tissue, skel only 218-112-27-13 = 25 g 1.6 km W (by rd.) Villa Colon, 750 m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica 1 August 1° nulliparous 2148 ♀ Proechimys semispinosus + body skel + tissue, blood, chromo, spleen 294-120-45-21 = 160 g 4.6 km W (by rd.) Limón, 25 m, Prov. Limón, Costa Rica Coll 31 July, died 1 August nulliparous 2149 ♀ Proechimys semispinosus + tissue, blood, chromo, spleen 290-107-44-21 = 192 g parous 2150 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus + body skel + tissue, blood, chromo, spleen 258-128-36-17 = 70 g + = 19 x 13; SD = 25 mm 2151 ♂ Heteromys " " + body skel + tissue, blood, chromo, spleen 321-172-38-18 = 96 g

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Duke S Pogue 1982 Catalogue 4.6 Km W Limón, 25 m, Prov. Limón, Costa Rica embryos, 3 L 1 R, OR = 7mm 2152 ♀ Oligoryzomys Col. 31 July died 1 Aug. body, skel + spleen, tissue, chemo 224-92-27-16= 54g 450m Rio Reventazón, 5.6 Km SE (by rd.) Turrialba, Prov. Cartago Costa Rica nipples enlarged, no scars 2153♀ Heteromys desmaestotianus nipples enlarged, two scars 2154♀ " Col. 30 July, died 1 August body, skel, chemo, tissue, blood spleen 313-168-37-18= 64g + body, skel, chemo, tissue, blood, spleen 307-166-38-18 = 64g 2 4.6 Km W (by rd.) Limón, 25 m, Prov. Limon, Costa Rica nipples enlarged 2155♀ Heteromys desmaestotianus t= N x 7 mm 2156 ♂ Proechimys Col. 31 July, died 1 August body, skel + chemo, tissue, spleen 293+144+ 37-19 = 87g skel only + tissue, blood 349-144-52-24=210g 1.6 Km W (by rd.) Villa Colon, 750m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica tissue 1 August embryos, 1R, 3L; CR = 20mm 2157♀ Sigmodon hispidus 294-127-35-20= 148g 2.8 Km W (by rd.) Villa Colon 775m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica uterus enlarged 2158♀ Sigmodon hispidus coll 1 August, died 2 August skull only + tissue 138g 261+83+37-22= t= 8x4mm 2159♂ Liomys salvini no scars 2160 " " no scars 2161 " " +tissue, skel only 178+68+30+12 = 32g + tissue, skel only 227-117-29-14= 92g + tissue skel only 228-117-28-15= 36g Rio Reventazón 5.6 Km SE (by rd.) Turrialba, 450m, Prov. Cartago, Costa Rica t=1.9 x 7mm Sigmodontomys Oligoryzomys alfaci Coll 30 July, died 2 August + body, skel + chemo, tissue, spleen 342-183-39-20 = 110g 4.6 Km W Limon, 25 m, Prov. Limón, Costa Rica glands + tissue, body, skel, chemo 2162 ♂ Oligoryzomys alfaci Col. 31 July, died 2 August 2163 ♂ Heteromys desmaestotianus 300+163+37-18=96g

Duke S Roger 1982 Catalogue 4.6 km W (by rd.) Limón, 25m, Prov. Limón, Costa Rica Coll 31 July, died 3 August t= 20x14mm 2164 ♂ Nateromys desmaestianus swellings, 2L, 2R = 5 mm, nipples enlarged 2165 ♀ "" + tissue, chrono, skel only 312-166-38-18 = 88g + tissue, chrono, skel only 258-151-36-17 = 74g Rio Reventazón, 5.6 km SE (by rd.) Turrialba, 450m, Prov. Cartago, Costa Rica Coll 30 July, died 3 August notched, nipples enlarged, uterus not swollen 2166 ♀ Nateromys desmaestianus nulliparous 2167 ♀ Nateromys desmaestianus + tissue, chrono, skel only 315-165-36-18 = 74g + tissue, chrono, skel only 306-163-37-17 = 68g 2.8 km W (by rd.) Villa Colon, 775m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica Coll. 1 August, died 3 August 1982 Not Cataloged 2168 ♀ Liomys salvini 180-89-22-12 = 20g alcoholic 2169 ♀ " " 175-83-22-12 = 19g alcoholic Not Cataloged 2170 ♂ Proechimys semispinosus alcoholic 361-157-49-21 = 230g + chrono, blood, spleen, tissue 251-106-40-19 = 82g Not Cataloged 1.6 km W (by rd.) Villa Colon, 750m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica Coll 1 August, died 3 August 2172 ♂ Proechimys semispinosus + chrono, spleen, blood, tissue 367-153-52-28 = 242g 4.6 km W (by rd.) Limón, 25m, Prov. Limon, Costa Rica Coll 31 July, died 3 August nulliparous 2173 ♂ Nateromys desmaestianus multiparous " " + body skel, chrono, spleen, tissue, 273-145-37-18 = 59g blood 268-136-38-17 = 58g alcoholic Not Cataloged 34.7 km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, Prov. San José, Costa Rica 525m 5 August t= 4x2 2175 ♂ Oryzomys Melanomys caliginosus skel only + tissue 828-56-23-12 = 82g 18 km NE (by rd.) Palmar Norte, 50 m, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Cuniculus 5 August + 2176 Dasyprocta punctata paca skull only 461-24-107-38 = F

Duke S. Rogers 1982 Catalogue 2.8 km W (by rd.) Villa Color, 750 m, Prov. San José Costa Rica coll 1 Aug, died 5 August swellings, 3R, IL = 3mm 2177 ♀ Oryzomys salvini + tissue, skel only 218-107-28-15 = 42 g 16.3 km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, 525 m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica 5 August nulliparous 2178 ♀ Netronmys desmaesthanus + tissue, skel only 218-113-32-15 = 34 g nulliparous 2179 ♀ + tissue, skel only 164-78-27-13 = 18 g 2.2 km E (by rd.) La Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m, Prov. San José Costa Rica 7 August embryos, 2L, 2R = 17 mm 2180 ♀ Oryzomys t=4x2 mm + tissue, skel only 350-185-35-22 = 82 g 2181 ♂ Reithrodonmys t=5x3 mm + tissue, skel only 157-87-19-14 = 9 g 2182 ♂ Scotinomys t=6x4 mm + tissue, skel only 116-44-17-12 = 10 g 2183 ♂ Reithrodonmys embryos, 3L, 2R; CR = 24 mm skel. only 244-136-29-17 = 25 g 2184 ♀ 246-133-30-17 = 34 g 2185 - no number Not Catalogued 2186 Scotinomys alcoholic 129-57-20-15 = 9 g Not Catalogued 2187 Peromyscus nudipes alcoholic 233-115-38-23 = 48 g 34.7 km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, 525 m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica Coll. 5 Aug., died 7 August uteri swollen 2188 ♀ Oryzomys + tissue, skel only 191-82-28-15 = 26 g nulliparous 2189 ♀ + tissue, skel only 137-62-23-12 = 10 g nulliparous 2190 ♀ + tissue, body & skel 221-93-28-15 = 44 g t=11x8 mm 2191 ♂ + tissue, + body & skel 223-95-29-16 = 60 g nulliparous 2192 ♀ skel only 241-101-29-16 = 80 g autopsy

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Duke S Rogers 1982 Catalogue 1.1 Km SE (by rd.) Ciudad Neilly, 25m, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica. Coll. 6 August, died 7 August Alliparous 2193 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus 240-121-38-17 = 35g +body skel, charm, tissue, blood spleen nulliparous 2194 ♀ " " 282-156-38-17 = 56g +body skel, charm, tissue, blood, spleen nulliparous 2195 ♀ " " 291-157-37-17 = 78g +body skel, charm, tissue, spl/ver 34.7 Km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, 525m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica Coll 5 Aug, died 7 August ♀=14x9mm 2196 ♂ Proechimys semispinosus 362-157-50-22 = 218g +blood, tissue, glands, spleen, charm +glands, skull only 2197 ♂ " " 345-139-49-22 = 207g +gland skull only 2198 ♀ 16.3 Km SE (by road) San Isidro, 525m, Prov San José; Costa Rica Coll 5 Aug, died 7 August 2198 ♀ Proechimys semispinosus 381-168-52-24 = 234g +charm, blood, tissue, spleen 1 Km W (by rd.) Santa Rosa, 2250m, Prov. Cartago, Costa Rica 9 August uteri swollen, no scars 2199 ♀ Peromyscus nudipes 278-145-29-22 = 49g +tissue, blood, spleen, brain, skel only +♀=15x9mm " " +tissue, blood, spleen, brain, skel only 2200 ♂ " " 278-145-30-24 = 56g old scars 2R, 1L +tissue, blood, spleen, brain, skel only 2201 ♀ " " +♀=13x8mm " " +tissue, blood, spleen, brain, skel only 2202 ♂ " " 260+129+20-21 = 47g old scars 2R, 3L +tissue, blood, spleen, brain, skel only 2203 ♀ " " 262-13+29-22 = 48g +♀=15x9mm " " +tissue, blood, spleen brain + skull size 2204 ♂ " " 267+136+30-21 = 60 g out nulliparous +tissue, blood, spleen, brain + body 2205 ♀ " " 276-143-31-22 = 49g scars, 2R, 1L +tissue, blood, spleen, brain body 2206 ♀ " " 279-147-29-22 = 50g scars, 1R, 2L + body skel + tissue, blood, spleen, brain 2207 ♂ " " 281-144-30-22 = 50g +♀=13x9mm " " + body skel + tissue, blood, spleen, brain 2208 ♂ " " 287-152-31-23 = 58g cm/5s 1L, 1R = 5 mm + body skel + tissue, blood, spleen, brain 2209 ♀ " " 277-144-29.22 = 52g scars, 3R, 2L + body skel + tissue, blood, spleen, brain 2210 ♀ " " 288-152-30-26 = 55g

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Duke S Rogee 1982 Catalogue (10 Km W (by rd.) Santa Rosa, 2250m, Prov Cartago; Costa Rica 9 August 2211 ♀ Peromyscus nudipes alcoholic 271-149-29-22=43g 2212 ♂ " " mexicanus alcoholi 254-132-29-21=41g 2213 ♂ " " " alcoholic 253-128-29-22=52g 2214 ♂ " " " alcoholi 279-145-31-22=51g 2215 ♀ " " " alcohols 271-134-29-23=48g mulliparae skeleton only + tissue, blood, brain, spleen 2216 ♀ " " " 245-129-28-21=36g + 4x2mm skeleton only + tissue, blood, brain, spleen 2217 ♂ " " " 228-119-28-20=31g + 13x8mm skeleton only + tissue, blood, brain, spleen 2218 ♂ " " " 266-133-29-21=59g old scars, lc, le skeleton only + tissue, blood, brain, spleen 2219 ♀ " " " 255+128+29-21=45 9 1.0 Km W [illegible] Santa Rosa, 2250m Prov. Cartago, 2.2 km SE (by rd.) la Trinidad de Dota, Costa Rica 10 multiparae Peromyscus nudipes coll. 9 August, died 10 August +brain, blood, tissue, chumoo 2220 ♀ Neotomays orestes +tissue, spleen 228-118-27-22=34g 2.2 km SE (by rd.) la Trinidad de Dota, Prov. San José, Costa Rica coll 9 August, died 9 August 2221 ♀ Heteromys orestes +part skel. 228-118-27-22=34g 1.1 km SE (by rd.) Ciudad Neilly, 25m, Prov. Puntarenas; Costa Rica mulliparae coll. 6 August, died 10 August 2222 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus 257-132-35-17=53g 2600 m 2.2 km SE (by rd.) la Trinidad de Dota, Prov. San José, Costa Rica. coll. 7 August, died 10 August ombs 1R, 2L CR=23mm +brain, tissue, blood, spleen 2223 ♀ Peromyscus nudipes 253-120-28-21=55g 1.0 Km W (by rd.) Santa Rosa, 2250 m, Prov. Cartago; Costa Rica coll 9 August, died 10 August +part skel + brain, spleen, blood, tissue 2224 ♂ Peromyscus nudipes 201-104-27-20=22g

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Duke S Rogeen 1982 Catalogue 34.7 km SE (by rd) San Isidro, 525m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica coll. 5 August, died 10 August uteri swollen + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel 2225 ♀ Oryzomys talamancae + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel t = 9 x 5 mm 211-97-29-17 = 35 g 2226 ♂ → " caliginosus + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel t = 12x6 mm 216-90-27-16 = 46g 2227 ♂ → " + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel nulliparous " 231-98-30-16 = 60 g 2228 ♀ " + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel t = 3x2mm 196-86-29-14 = 34g 2229 ♂ " + chromo, tissue, spleen, body skel 141-62-24-14 = 13 g 1.1 Km SE (by rd) Ciudad Neilly, 25 m, Prov. Puntarenas; Costa Rica coll. 6 August, died 11 August t=12x9 + body skel, reprod. tract, glans, blood, tissue, chromo, spleen 2230 ♂ Heteromys desmarestianus 262-128-34-19 = 72g La Trinidad de Dota, 2600m, 2.2 Km E (by rd) [illegible], Prov. San José; Costa Rica coll. 7 August, died 11 August tissue embryos, 3L; CR >13mm + chromo, spleen, body skel 2231 ♀ Guyanmys 318-168-37-22 = 68g uteri swollen, 5weellings 2R, LC = 9 mm + chromo, spleen, tissue, body skel 2232 ♀ " 282-153-36-21 = 32g 34.7 km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, 525m, Prov. San José; Costa Rica coll. 5 August, died 11 August t=8x5mm + chromo, spleen, tissue, body skel 2233 ♂ Oryzomys capito 230-111-29-[illegible] = 32g 2.2 Km E (by rd) La Trinidad de Dota, 2600m, Prov. San José; Costa Rica coll. 7 August, died 20 August uteri swollen + body skel, chromo, spleen, tissue 2234 ♀ Scotinomys Xerampelinus 151-69-19-15 = 10g 5.0 Km NE (by rd.) Tilacán, 675m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll. 23 July, died 19 August uteri not swollen, no teats + body skel, chromo, spleen, tissue 2235 ♀ Heteromys desmarestianus [illegible] 275-146-35-18 = 60g

Duke Pogue 1982 Catalogue 3.9 km SE (by rd.) Playas del Coco, 100 m, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica Coll. 24 July, died [illegible] 15 September T=19x11mm 2236 ⟸ lionys salvini +tissue, chromo, shel only 209-113-25-14 = 34g 2.2 km E (by rd.) La Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m, Prov. San José; Costa Rica T=6x4mm 2237 ⟸ Scotinomys Coll 7 August, died 17 Sept. +tissue, chromo, shel only 158-74-[illegible] = 17g 19-16 3.7 mi; NNE (by rd.) Cañas, 150 m, Guanacaste Prov, Costa Rica Coll 22 July, died 12 Nov. T=19x4 mm 2238 ⟸ lionys salvini +tissue, blood, chromo, shel only 242-118-26-19 = 70g 750m 2.8 mi W (by rd.) Villa Colon, Prov. San Jose, Costa Rica Coll [illegible] died 20 October T=19x12 mm 2239 ⟸ lionys salvini + chromo, blood, tissue, glans 267-132-25-15 = 58g + part. stel. 2240 2241 1.1 km SE (by rd.) Ciudad Thilly, 25m, Prov. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Coll 6 August, died 8 October T= 17x11mm 2242 ⟸ Heteromys desmarestianus +blood, chromo, tissue, body stel 279-151-33-16 = 80g Coll. 6 August died 2 October T=11x6mm 2243 ⟸ " " " stel. only 272-138-36-17 = 52g 2.2 km E (by rd.) La Trinidad de Dota, 2600 m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica T=7x4mm 2244 ⟸ Heteromys oresterus alcoholic + blood, tissue, chromo, glans 307-168-41-19 = 80g

Duke S Rogers 1982 Catalogue 4.6 km W Limón, 25m, Prov. Limón, Costa Rica coll. 31 July, died 14 October 1 + = 22x14mm 2245 ♂ Heteromys desmarestianus 315-162-37-18=84g 5.6 km SE (by rd.) Turrialba, 450m, Prov. Cartago, Costa Rica coll 30 July, died 15 Sept. + heart, blood, chemyglam, skel 2246 ♂ Heteromys desmarestianus 270+118-37-19=78g 41 km NE (by rd.) Tilarán, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll 23 July Not cataloged 2247 Heteromys desmarestianus Not cataloged 2248 " 2249 " Skel. only 16.3 km SE (by rd.) San Isidro, 525m, Prov. San José, Costa Rica (coll 5 Aug., died 12 Aug.) multiparous 2250 Proechimys semispinosus 218-83-38-19=82g multiparous 650m 4.1 km NE (by rd.) Tilarán, Prov. Guanacaste, Costa Rica coll 26 July, died 20 August + = 3x2m + body skel, blood, tissue, chromo 2251 ♂ Oryzomys fulvescens 174-102-23-13=15g

Duke Rogers 1982 Madrone Canyon, Catalogue Big Creek, Hastings Natural History Reservation, 1850 ft, Monterey Co., California 6 November 1982 uter not swollen 2260 ♀ Perognathus californicus emb s, 3L = 5mm 2261 ♀ Peromyscus boylii 2262 ♀ Peromyscus boylii 7 November emb s, 3L = 4mm 2263 ♀ Peromyscus boylii fact, 4 scars, ER-2L 2264 ♀ T=8mm, SV = 7mm 2265 ♂ T=3 mm 2266 ♂ uteri not swollen 2267 ♀ Peromyscus californicus Big Creek, Hastings Natural History Reservation, 1800 ft, Monterey Co., California uteri: swollen, corpora haemorrhagica present Coll. 7 November, died 8 Nov. 2268 ♀ Peromyscus boylii emb s, 2L-1R, = 8mm 2269 ♀ uteri: swollen 2270 ♀ T= 9x7mm, SV = 9mm 2271 ♂ Madrone Canyon, Big Creek, Hastings Natural History Reservation, 1800 ft, Monterey Co., California Coll. 7 November, died 8 November multiparous 2272 ♀ Peromyscus boylii nullipara. 2273 ♀ " 3 paratenates, 32mm CR, [illegible] of age 2274 ♀ Coll. 6 November, died 8 November T=11x7mm, SV = 10mm 2275 ♂ Peromyscus boylii

Duke S Rosen 1982 Catalogue died 17 November lact, uteri enlarged 2290 ♀ Podomys floridanus + tissue, blood, spleen, body skull 209-95-28-23 = 38g lact, uteri enlarged 2291 ♀ " " + tissue, blood, spleen, body skull 192#8#26-23 = 30g 2292 ♀ " " + tissue, blood, alcohol 205-94-27-22 = 39g 2293 " " + tissue, blood, alcohol 211-94-28-23 = 41g

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Duke S. Posen 1982 Catalogue Madrone Canyon, Big Creek, Hastings Natural History Reservation, 1850 ft, Monterey Co, California Coll 6 November, died 8 November f = 8x5mm, SV = 5mm + blood, tissue, skel only 2276 ♀ Peromyscus boylii 196-98-22-19 = 25g f = 9x5mm, SV = 5mm " " 2277 ♀ + blood, tissue, skel only " " 198-96-22-19 = 26g nulliparous + blood, tissue, skel only 2278 ♀ 188-96-22-19 = 19g " " f = 8x5mm, SV = 6mm + blood, tissue, skel only 2279 ♀ 170+76+22-20 = 27g " " f = 12x7mm, SV = 8mm + blood, tissue, skel only 2280 ♀ 200-103-22-20 = 26g " " f = 3x2mm skeleton only 2281 ♀ Peromyscus californicus 153-77-22-17 = 12g uteri not swollen skeleton only 2282 ♀ " truei 198-104-23-25 = 21g 2 embryos, 1L-1R ≈ 12mm cr + blood, tissue, skeleton only 2283 ♀ " californicus 247-132-26-23 = 43g f = 9x6mm, SV = 4mm skeleton only 2284 ♀ " californicus 242-128-26-24 = 35g gct, 25mars, 1L-1R 2285 ♀ " californicus 237-122-26-24 = 46 g Big Creek, Hastings Natural History Reservation, 1800 ft, Monterey Co, California coll 7 Nov, died 8 Nov. skeleton only 2286 ♀ Peromyscus boylii 199-106-21-19 = 22g

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