Field notes, Part 2, v488
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J.R. Akorn 1938 13 Citellus townsendi mollis APR 18 1938 4 to 8 mi. W Fallon, 4000 ft. Churchill County, Nevada All squirrels found (8 females and 9 males) dead after poisoning were picked up and examined. Sex Total length of squirrel Embryos Found ♀ 8 13/16 inches Young born Fallopian tube empty & flabby. ♀ 8 7/16 inches 10 embryos 13/16 inch in diameter. ♂ 8 3/16 inches _ ♂ 8 5/16 inches _ ♂ 8 13/16 inches _ ♂ 8 7/16 inches _ ♂ 9 3/16 inches _ ♂ 9 inches _ ♂ 8 14/16 inches _ ♀ 8 9/16 Young born Fallopian tube empty and flabby. ♀ 9 1/16 Young born Fallopian tube empty and flabby. ♀ 8 19/16 Young born Fallopian tube empty and flabby. ♀ 9 Young born Fallopian tube empty and flabby. ♀ 9 11 embryos 3/16 inch in diameter. ♂ 7 13/16 _ ♂ 8 13/16 _ ♀ 9 3/16 Young born Fallopian tube flabby. I picked up one female ground squirrel today and cut her open and found sixteen (16) embryos in her that were 7/10 developed 5 mi. W Fallon. APR 11 Pineute Ground Squirrels picked up today as follows: 2 were males; 4 were females; one female had 9 embryos, 7/10 developed and three females were being suckled.