Field notes, v576
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Conti, Blair 1973 Dysadomy miriflo 2 mi. E. Big Pine, Hwy as. Calif Nov. 15 at the end of one peripheral tunnel, I found an accumulation of fresh aromatic leaf showing, forced drightly into the Tunnel. Most of these appeared to be leaves, though some could have been bracts. This tunnel was only 4" below the surface. The sand was damp for 12" down, the tunnels penetrated below that depth to dry soil. The burrow system was very complex. IT was located in a small mound topped by one of the few Atriplex plants around that was coated heavily in green lichen, suggesting that the site was chosen because of it's vegetation. 1974 April 7 2 mi. W. Horse Thief Sprg. Kingston Range, San Bernardino Co., Calif Two animals, one a female of 68g, supple red, the other a juvenile of 57g dead in the traps. I stepped these lizards early frequency f 247-141-43-14 68g 18,2L jm 241-149-42-17 57g