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JSimpson,
1938.
Peroqnathus goldmani
1400±ft, 1mi. N.Batuc, Riomosteuma, Sonora.
May 22, 1938.
♂ ♀ 408 taken on rocky hill-side above arroyo in very short grass and light brush. Specimen was eaten by ants. Cheek-pouch contents saved.
1400±ft, El Ojito, 6 mi. NE. Suerui, Sonora
May 23, 1938.
♀ no numb.
♂ 413 taken in light brush on red-rock clifside of arroyo. Cheek-pouch contents saved.
2550±ft, lavrned, mi. Moctezuma, Sonora
May 24, 1938.
Four (♂ 418, ♂ jv. 419, ♀ 420, ♀ 421) taken on side of black lava hill in thick brush. Mice have blackish pelage. Cheek-pouch contents saved.
May 29, 1938.
no numb.
♀ 431 taken as above.
2300±ft, 1mi. S.Moctezuma, Sonora
May 26, 1938.
♂ 438 and ♂ 439 taken on dark lava hill in dense brush.
3400±ft, Arroyo Santa Rosa, 2.8 mi. N. Cumpas, Sonora
May 28, 1938.
♂ 452 taken on rocky hill above wash in sparse vegetation of ocotillo, cholla, and "dead" brush. Cheek-pouch contents saved. Specimen was damaged considerably by ants.