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Smiley
1936
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Peromyscus crinitus (cont)
12 mi. W Deephole, 4800 ft., Washoe Co., Nev.
July 10 Five P. crinitus caught and 5 P. maniculatus
caught in fifty traps. A habitat type,
it appears which strikes happy medium
of requirements for both species.
A flat V-shaped, dry water course
draining (in high water) 1000 acres of
mountain side. Drainage to SW. These
caught on hillside with embedded rocks
of various sizes. Soil firm, sandy, supporting
dry grass. Several outcrops of lava rock
averaging 30 feet in length and ten
feet in height. P. maniculatus caught also
in immediate vicinity of jumpers; P. crinitus
less abundant here.
July 12 1 mi. W, 2 1/2 mi. N Gerlach, 4000 ft., Washoe Co., Nev.
Area light colored granite boulders on
45° slope, east-facing. This slope 20 feet
high - a gouge in a gentle 5° slope.
Coarse sand between boulders with
Artemesia.
1 mi. NE Gerlach, 4000 ft., Washoe Co., Nev.
SE.-facing slope of 15° with reddish
lava rock outcrops. Atriplex prominent
plant with some Artemesia, grasses
between angular stones which littered
the ground.