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Hoffmeister
1940
Peromyscus truei
Feb. 12 Old Canyon Road, S. side Strawberry Pool, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal.
Set 11 snap traps last night along the south side of this
road, among the thick growth of blackberries and
nettles. Placed traps between 15' and 30' apart. Caught
3 ♂♂ Peromyscus truei and 2 ♀ Californicus (1♂, 1♀).
? had 2 embryos in the right horn of uterus.
Feb. 19 4 mi. SSE Monticello, Napa Co., Calif. (Coll. by W. Loughurst
and locality data according to W. Loughurst):
Plants Adnestoma, Pinus salimara, yerba stana,
Rhamnus californicus, Coenothus (white thorn)?,
Quercus agrifolia, Desculos calif.
[For trapping record, see W. Loughurset's notes].
5 mi. NW Napa, Napa Co., Calif. (Coll. by W. Loughurst
and locality data by him): Plants (belt between
chaparral and oaks) with chaparral of Adnestoma,
Arctostaphylos. Oaks: Quercus agrifolia
[For trapping record, see W. Loughurset's notes].
Mar. 5 2 mi. W Lafayette, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
According to J.P. Alcorn, who collected specimen, my
no.363, the truei was caught in Baccharis pilularis
growing along the highway, 2 mi. W (by road)
Lafayette. The Baccharis grew thick on the
slope, according to Alcorn.