Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
dripped and in some places
poured from the ceiling or roof of
the tunnel. Only Glossophaga were
seen in the tunnel. No specimens
were taken. Jemerito
The next up the canyon led straight
back for about forty feet and
then branched off to the left.
In the front part of the tunnel water
came nearly to the tops of our
feet. In this part of the tunnel
I saw Glossophaga and Desmodus
rotundus. Where the tunnel turned
to the left much of the ceiling
had caved in apparently
exposing a cavity above. This
made a room about 20 feet
long 14 feet wide and 15 feet
high. The highest pockets
pockets in the rocks fairly
equipped with Artibeus
Nos. 12154 to 12160 inclusive, and
12162 to 12165 inclusive were taken.
Desmodus rotundus No. 12161 was taken.
At the Taralton tunnel we
found only Glossophaga, Nos. 12166
to 12168 inclusive were taken,
Cloudy, 1 P.M. 80°F.
in shade.