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E. Hieke
1982
Journal
Cerro de la Muerte, San José, San José Prov., Costa Rica
Aug., cont.
caught 3 H. oresterus last time, and 30 where I caught
one. Duke set 100 traps - 70 in the forest and 30
in the secondary. It rained on us - lots of fog,
occaisional showers (like every half hour!). Finished
setting traps at about 1530 and headed on to
San José. We'll drive back to check traps in the
morning. Made arrangements to work in the lab, etc.
tomorrow before stopping for dinner + checking into
Hotel Cocorí.
Cerro de la Muerte, San José, San José Prov., Costa Rica
7 Aug.
Arose 0600 and drove back to 2.2 km E Trinidad to
pickup our traps. I was amazed to find that my line
of 60 traps had caught only 1 D. devius. My second
line of 30 caught only 1 Reithrodonomys creper. Perhaps
I set them too much in the open (Heteromys-style). It
was a cold + rainy night there... Duke was much more
successful and caught several animals - 2 H. oresterus
as well as 1 Scotinomys teguinus, 2 R. creper,
(total Oryzomys sp.)
5 Oryzomys devius, 1 R. sumichrasti, 5 P. nudipes.
Several animals died in the traps during the night
and we prepared them as study skins, took tissues, etc.
before heading back to U.C.R. Spent the rest
of the day working in the lab processing animals.
San José, San José Prov., Volcan Frazú, Cartago Prov., Costa Rica
8 Aug.
No one is working in the lab today, so we won't
be able to do any karyotyping. Spent the