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(W)B Davis
'936
Berkeley, Calif.
Mar. 14,
superciliary vibrissae, 4 in number, not thick, in a
single row; follicles clearly visible); 2 mm.
long; single, black vibrissa under each
eye; skin black over upper parts), on
under neck, sides of, legs, sides and front
of fore legs, top of feet; under parts pinkish,
clothed with fine white hairs about 1/2 mm.
in length; chin, under part of tail, inside
of legs, ventral lower parts of sides, lips),
all pinkish and covered with natal down.
along sides, on rump and outer sides
of legs longer, light brown hairs about
3 mm long are developing. These are
spaced two mm. apart. hind foot; skin
black underneath save for spot on heel
and plantar tubercles which are flesh
color, densely covered with tomentose black
hair in black areas & with white hairs
in pink areas; directions of the hairs met
in mid ventral line. Claws blunt,
white, rounded on top, flat below,
.8 mm. outer toe; 1.0mm; 1.0 mm; 1.2 inside in
length; in breadth -.6, .9, .9, 1.0;
Eyes: closed, length of line of closure 7 mm.
Ears, closed, 9 mm wide at widest point.
Umbilicus healed, but retaining scale (injury).
a small tick was attached at the base
on the ear. This saved as slide no. 100.