Vallarta 1988 Dipodomys panamintinus 4) Surprisingly, one individual stopped in an open area to put seeds in its pouches after it was released. It stopped for about 30 seconds & then hopped off. This was at about 0800. 5) These animals have a very small ear (for their size), are pale, and ventral have a tail strips that fades to white distally. 1.8 mi NE Jackass Spring; Panamint Mountains, Inyo Co. Calif., 10 Oct 1988 1) This subspecies is much larger and heavier than the D. p. mohavensis subspecies is at Walker Pass. 2) The sex ratio at this site was 11♂:2♀ 3) The vegetation is thick overall with patches of open more suitable habitat. Joshua trees are replaced by [illegible], thus this site is elevationaly and ecologi- cally higher than walker pass. Though it also shows that pinyon pine woodland will not present dispersal barrier to this species so long as some of the