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J.S. Richardson
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Genral Account
each side. Traps untouched.
16.-24. These traps were set
along a trail on the north
slope of the north fork of
Strawberry Canyon above the
C.C.C. Camp. The habitat
was hard chaparral composed
of old man sage and grass
in the scattered open spaces.
Of these 9 traps 5 was untouched,
2 were opening, in one was
a Peromyscus maniculatus
gambeli and in the
other was a Peromyscus
lince gildula. The differing
in the habitat in which the
two were caught is in their
relative distance to the green
sage type of chaparral. (See notes
on Peromyscus).
25.- Set in open dry rocky
spot in the sage brush.
Traps untouched.
26.-28.- These three traps were
were set in the soft chaparral
under a canopy of Eucalyptus.
One of these three traps
was opening, the other two
was untouched.