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specimens from Idaho.
515
W.B.Navin
1936.
Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Jan. 21,
M.V.Z.
Callospermophilus l. trepidus. Examined
1 specimen & no. 4725, Carnegie museum
from Silver, Idaho. Collected June 4, 1910
by Stanley G. Jewett. Measurements: 285-
100 - 38. Original no. 129. No skull.
Bears an O. E. Murie label. Compared
favorably with topotypes of trepidus
from Nevada.
Peromyscus m. sonorensis Examined (Apr./6)
3 skins in the collection of Jack von Bloster Jr.
from 4 mi. S Pacatello, Bonner Co. July 13, 1926
Collected in Artemisia.
398 157 - 68-20-18 { are not typical of sonorensis
408 162- 70-20-17 .} tending toward aegodi in
418 168- 78- 20-17, } size. No skulls with skins.
All have the typical light color of sonorensis.
In Los Angeles Museum. Examined April 18, 1936,
16508 Citellus mollis mollis . Twin Falls, Idaho. Collected by P.T.
April 3, 1930. 215-47-37
16498 Sciurus l. ventorum - 340-125-49. Coll. by P.T. at Malad
City, Oneida Co., April 23, 1930.
16609 Sciurus l. ventorum 325-130-50. Coll. by P.T. at Montpelier,
Bear Lake Co., June 3, 1930. Both still in winter pelage;
tail light reddish; ears still heavily furred.
9239 Thomomys t. townsendii 280-85-35. Coll. by L. E. Weyman at
Nampa, May 1, 1913. 8 emb. Black phase,