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Lee Arnold
1937 Dipodomys
3 mi. E Smith Creek Cave, 5,500 ft.
TTH. Morich, White Pine Co., Nevada
June 8, area east of camp I caught only 4
Dipodomys - 3? + 1?. The ground was
coarse with a pavement of small pea-
sized stones.
June 9, Out of 42 mouse traps set SE of camp
on the side hill and top of the hill
I caught 3 Dipodomys microps 2M
1F. The habitat consisted of: side hill;
sparse bushes; cactus; scattered boulders
with many oddsized jagged rocks; piñon
and juniper trees scarce.
June 10, 2 mi. E Smith Creek Cave, 5,500 ft.
TTH. Morich, White Pine Co., Nevada
Out of 42 mouse traps I caught 10
Dipodomys microps. Most of these
traps were set on the dry sand of
the river bottom which was only flood-
ed during high water.