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97.
El Cagon Canyon, 3400 ft. E. base San Pedro Martir Mts.
Lower California, Mexico.
Gilmore
1946.
June 1.
50 traps and 4 steel settings caught-
2 & Promiscus
v 353. Lizard Day catch in mouse trap set among
rocks on flat back of camp.
v 354. Cathaps mexicanus conspersus & 11.1- G.
Killed on rocky slope of stream bank.
v 355. Myiarchus cinerascens c. & (juv) 24.7- G. Killed
from willow tree in bed of Stream.
mexicanus v
356. Dipodomys merriami arenivagus, & (juv)
15.5- G. 222-133-34-10. Caught under encila
bush at mouth of canyon.
mexicanus v
357. Dipodomys merriami arenivagus & (juv). 20.4- G.
213-130-34-9. Same as above.
mexicanus v
v 358. Promiscus & 14.6- G. 176-94-20-15 Caught
among rocks & sand in dry bed of Stream
at mouth of canyon.
mexicanus v
359. Promiscus & 15.7- G. 175-90-21-20 Caught
among rocks on flat back of camp.
Trapping and hunting was poor at
the mouth of the canyon. Numerous
Junaitura macoura margarella were seen
assembling around some waterhole and
number seems to be increasing. The
Centurus wroffziales v. Myiarchus omerascens
c, Melopelia asiatica neumisi Heloaytes
Sanmecepillus coresi, Lophatyp californicus
vellicola, and Conus erach clarwensis were