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Muntrangi, Meika A. 1994
journal 69
Fazenda São José da Serra
Yesterday we caught only 1 Mus musculus, and
1 Akodon ! The Akodon in the first trapline
going towards a marshy area. The Mus at
the beginning of our trapline, in the zary
forest full of bamboo. Also, a Chamaera (bird).
Today we caught 6 animals: 1 Akodon
in the same marshy area; 1 Akodon nigrita
1 Marmosope, 2 Delomys sublineatus in the
beginning of the trapline in zary bamboo-full
forest, and 1 Echimys ! up near top of the
hill. Marmosope and Echimys were both
cought up in trees. We photographed the
Marmosope, Southern species, and Akodon
nigrita, and Kayotyped the A. nigita,
1 Delomys, the Marmosope and the Echimys.
The Echimys had its skin on top of two head
ripped off, from hitting the trap wire mesh.
Today we set up 20 mou traps: small
Shermans (MNFS series) on another trail
in the same area of nice forest.
20 August
We finished setting up the 160 traps (60 Toma-
hawks, 60 small Shermans, and 40 large Shermans).
We caught 1 more Marmosope, and many more
Akodon nigita. We also caught 1 Proechimys.
Beside mammals, we caught also in the traps
many (one day we caught 5!) birds which