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"B. Richardson
734 Peromyscus maniculatus gambeli
May 17 Temi C. Stadium 500 ft.
Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.
Caught three of this
species on in a large
rat traps in a rather
open type of habitat
as compared as compared
to Peromyscus leucopus. It
was by no means a
an open piece of ground
but instead there were
scattered many clumps
of brush and grass about
leaving open spaces now
of square. The other
adult Peromyscus of this
species was caught in
a grass thicket under
a group of bushes near
a road. There was a
moderately open character
to all of the surrounding country.
The other Peromyscus maniculatus
was a sub-adult caught
in and under a bush (Toyon)
surrounded by scattered
vegetation of grass, small