Field notes, v578
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Duda, D. 1981 Journal Mexico Nov. 7 they were both males. One was dead in the trap and the other was wet and didn't look well. He tanned the dead one and made a skeleton-only out of the body. He also got an undetermined Peromyscus which was in bad shape and later died. A skunk was also caught, but it was later smashed under the treadle in the Sherman-Duda tools. Tissue from it and made a skeleton-only prep. Stan looked in more detail than to go ahead. We then dropped Duda off at the Hotel d'France in Nogales so he could tend his animal. Stan and I drove to Cordoba and got rice (on the far east side of town on the road to Veracruz after getting off the Cuota just on the right at the second Veracruz right). We then returned thru Horton and revisited Barranca de San Miguel and got eleven Sireatriten under rocks just at the entrance to the park (1.4 km, N old trail Hwy. 150, 3.4 km, W Horton). We tried a road on the opposite side (S) of 150 in search of deer. We got six Bolitoglossa rufescens and two Smilicia gardinii in red ferns ~2.7 km. back off of 150 and on the right.