Measurements 238 113 25 250 120 26 248 116 26 350 164 38 355 163 38 359 173 37 - - 34 252 122 33 880 350 70 - - 62 430 205 55 - - 26 - - 27 355 157 36 298 117 38 210 25 30 230 32 31 220 29 30 220 29 29 59 3 10 64 15 7 300 136 33 208 102 23 350 152 35 74 35 7 76 34. 7 - - - 245 75 22 305 125 32 228 103 29 - 93 23 - 82 20 Two pairs large inguinal mammae. Taken under large rock (dry) 150 feet above gorge. Two very small embryos (one each side) T.e. Dry rocks in woods. Two pairs large inguinal mammae. In woods T.c. Large tick on withers. One pair inguinal, one pair ventral, and 1 pair post axial mammae. Not frequent (post breed?). T.e. Tail damaged. Shot out of "umbrella tree" (Araliaceae, Brass no.). Teeth 4, apparently large, but no young in pouch. Eyes shine with orange glow. On dissection found ovaries; 1 embryo in each horn (?) Trapped in garden. Banana bait. Pouch + mammary glands large. Teeth 8. Tail missing; stump callused over. T.m.e. T.m.e. Tail shortened (healed over). Mammae 1-2. 2 small embryos each side. mammae and m. glands quite small. No embryos. Group of females shot out of coconut midrib. In bat net, 9:30 p.m. No embryos. Shot at dusk in Beech's yard. Along fence line of Beech's food garden at farm. T.e. Among maidenant's coconut trees. T.m.e. Tail shot. No embryos. Mammae. p.,& pr; p.a., 2 pr.; abd. 1 pr.; i. 2 pr. Knocked down by boys with sticks. Both with mammae enlarged and (with one embryo Breeding? Skin destroyed by ants. Skulls only kept. (In woods) T.e. Tail short. T.e. T.m.e. Cut in two by traps. Skulls only saved. (In woods.) (In garden) In maidenant's store. Mammae pairs: p.1; p.a.2; a.1; i. 2, = 12 6 small embryos all on right side (in right tube)