Field notes, v1390

Kingsley, Kenneth J. (Kenneth James)

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Kingslay, K.J. 1979-80 Catalogue #1-494 (see typescript) CALIF Nevada Mammals of Grape- vine Mts., Death Valley Nat'l. Mou.

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1 Peromyscus eremicus eremicus ♀ DVNM Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 181-89-21-19 young, no embryos, no scars coll. Kingsley prep. CL Douglas 2. Mus musculus UNLV - 27 March 1979 ♀ no emb. "Cancer Mouse" 26.4g 184-87-19-15 3. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus ♂ DYNM Scotty's Ranch (#1) 18 Feb 1979 20.5g 165-95-21-20 Testes abdominal 6x4, 5x4 4. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus ♀ DVNM Scotty's Ranch (#3) 18 Feb 1979 20.9g 180-96-19-20 4 scars 5. Neotoma lepida ♀ 6 scars UNLV - Physiology rat 85.3 265-112-27-28 6. Neotoma lepida ♂ abdom. 14x9 13x9 DVNM Scotty's Ranch (#7) 18 Feb 1979 76.5g 263-115-31-26 7. Neotoma lepida ♂ scro. 15x8 14x9 DVNM Scotty's Ranch (#6) 18 Feb 1979 115.7g 275-150-31-26

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2 8. Peromyscus crinitus ♂ int. 6x6. 6x6 DVNM Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 (#5) 17.3 169-91-19-18 9. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 3 scars - dev. mammae DVNM Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 79 (#8) 21.7 173-83-19-15 10. Peromyscus crinitus ♂ abdomen 5x4 5x4 DVNM Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 (#9) 19.5 g 180-98-19-20 11. Peromyscus crinitus ♂ abdomen 6x4 6x4 DVNM Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 (#2) 19.3g 145-62 (stamp)-19-18 12. Ammospermophilus leucurus DVNM Titus Canyon Rd. 10 Mar 1979 83.3 g. 195-52-33-13- Sandy wash 13. Dipodomys microps ♀-3emb. 27-28-29 mm DVNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 63.5g 252-155-41-13 sandy narrow wash

24) ПГМ 81 двигатель МВУТ 31-91-16-71 ЭПИ 25) ПГМ 81 двигатель МВУТ 21-91-58-81 ЭПИ 26) ПГРП 81 двигатель МВУТ 05-91-87-031 пЗ.П1 27) ПГРП 81 двигатель МВУТ 81-91-(грузы) ЭПИ, 241, х621 28) П5/1 70М (1) бэт мурманск МВУТ 53-2 и 25-25-23 - 29) ПГРПМ 01 691 турбина МВУТ 51-14-821-575 пЭБ2

3 14. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ 3emb. 16,18,18 mm DUNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79 23.6g 152-70-19-20 Rocky N slope (no skin) 15. Dipodomys microps ♀ l emb. 2cm long DUNM Titus Canyon 10 Mar 1979 62.8g 270-162-42-18 rocky-sandy island in wash 16. Dipodomys merriami ♀ 2 emb. 1cm long DUNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 38.3g 235-140-15-11 sandy narrow wash {parasites} 17. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂abdom. 7x5, 7x4 DUNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 19.6g 150-63-18-17 rocky N slope 18. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂abdom 10x6 9x6 DUNM Titus Canyon Rd, 10 Mar 1979 18.8g 147-64-18-19 sandy narrow wash

ГПРМ 21 68 мнвдент Т МНВТ 05.01-05-321 рд.ЕС (вид на) 090/2 и пдл.07 густов, влад ? эрганик зумобогий Т 21 ГРПГЗМОИ мнвдент Т МНВТ 81-54-311-075 р8.50 МЗОРУ на фотелі пдл.02-рлд.07 гудмол влад 5 ? имант зумобогий Т .21 ГРПГЗМОИ 68 мнвдент Т МНВТ 4Е 11-21-011-355 рЄ.8Є {атіка} МЗОРУ сотмн пдл.07 +ХГ ?ХГ модала?о зутеліниман зумобогий .21 ГРПГЗМОИ 68 мнвдент Т МНВТ Г1-31-32-021 р2.Р1 090/2 и пдл.07 24Р ахт модала?о зутеліниман зумобогий 21 ГРПГЗМОИ .68 мнвдент Т МНВТ Р1-31-Р2-П1 р8.81 МЗОРУ сотмн пдл.07

4 19. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scrotal, 10x6, 9x6 DVNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 17.5g 148-63-19-17 sandy narrow wash 20. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ - gave birth in trap DVNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 26 g (19.4 g + 6.6g young) (young in formalin) 150-64-19-17 sandy narrow wash 21. Dipodomys merriami ♂ 10x6 10x6 Abdom. DVNM Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 1979 41.0g 246-149-37-13 rocky ridgetop {parasites} ? 22. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 9x5 8.5 x 5 parasites DVNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, Rocky cairn, sage flat 16.3g.135-54-19-17 23. Peromyscus erinitus ♀ no cubs 4 scars parasite DVNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, will top 12.3g 151-82-18-15 24. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ abdomen 8x4 8x4 DVNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, rocky hillside 15.0g 129-54-19-14

2 х 1, 2 х 0, 2 х 0, 5 autolimnium zuegmunov9 P1 PГР1 зм 01 бр. упримод затит мнвт П-П1-8)-84) р2.51 изов штион убоос гшор 11 спорт ед дтрай зуп - ф заклаивант знеермовог .05 PГР1 зм 01 бр. упримод затит мнвт П-П1-8)-021(осл зунг? ни гуч?) (фшор-ед.) + р491) р0.5 изов штион убоос PГР1 зм 01 бр. упримод затит мнвт 8)-П1-14)-27)-16 гст зфшл пжзт 2 х 2,9 2 х р шпб autolimnium zuegmunov9 .55 PГ-мд1Е llow jiwu мнвт то? грсз, кпозалой, уловпроэ П-П1-4)-281, р.01 2 х 2,9 2 х 0 шпб зутиня зунгмнов9 .55 PГ мд1Е llow ziwu мнвт го?///., пвкнпроэ 2)-8)-88)-1), р0.51 F34 2 х 9 шпб autolimnium zuegmunov9 .45 PГ-мд1Е llow jiwu мнвт звlllil пжзт, уловпроэ П-Н-42)-р01 р0.21

5 25. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ descending 8x5 8x5 DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of sagebrush, flat-rocky-gravelly 26. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 9 scars latching paras. DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, cinders, base of Ephedra 18.6g 150-73-18-18 27. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ 4 eus 8,9,8,4 DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of sagebrush, gravelly flat 17.6g 144-64-19-19 28. Dipodomys microps ♀ abdo 9x5 9x6 parasites DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of cliffrose, cinders; C # 30 60.3g 265-154-42-12 29. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ abdo. 7x4 7x4 DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, rocky hillside at Neotoma west 13.5 155-78-18-16 30. Dipodomys merriami ♀ lac. 2 scars parasites DUNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of cliffrose; cinders; C # 28 36.7g 230-140-38-12

478 гкт мюхвпбз р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд [illegible] притатон мут? 2019 р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд -7603 г.а.з.а.т. з.з.в.л.ь. в.е.т.м.я.2 81-81-87-061 р.81 п.г.р.3 д.к.т 4 п.с.х.о.н.а. м.з.д.у.в.о.т.9 .5 р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд to1p п.и.л.ь.н.р. в.е.т.м.я.2 г.а.з.а.т. в.е.т.м.я.2 81-81-42-в.х.п. [illegible] .85 р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд cт #3 ; з.т.з.у.и.к.а. з.о.м.т.п.л.и.л.ь. г.а.з.а.т. в.е.т.м.я.2 81-54-421-305 п.8.0 хкт хкт м.л.тв з.т.п.и.ц. з.у.д.з.а.н.о.в.к.т.9 .95 р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд tазв с.о.м.т.а.л.ь тв а.п.т.и.л.ь.д. п.и.х.т.р. в.е.т.м.я.2 81-81-87-721 221 [illegible] .95 р.г.кыч 15 н.с.э.т.д. мнцд 85 #3 ; з.т.з.у.и.к.а. з.о.м.т.п.л.и.л.ь. г.а.з.а.т. в.е.т.м.я.2 81-87-041-065 п.г.95

31. Dipodomys microps ♀ ab. 9x6 9x6 DVNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, cinders, base of Lycium 65.5g 262-150-42-13 32. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ abdomen 9x4 8x4 DVNM CurrieWell 31Mar79 Sagebrush, base of sagebrush, hillside, gravelly 15.0g 158-91-19-17 33. Neotoma lepida ♀ scro. 20x9 19x9 DVNM CurrieWell 31Mar 79 Sagebrush; biggest on rocky hillside 166.4g 301-135-30-29 ? 34. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ abdomen 9x5 9x5 DVNM CurrieWell 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush; drainage channel, rocky, cinders 18.9 g 145-66-19-19 35. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♀ scro.15x8 17x8 DVNM CurrieWell 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, sage-cliff(rose, cinder flat 89.4g 195-59-35-9 36. Neotoma lepida ♀ abd. 16x10 16x10 DVNM Currie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, rock catra, hill top 150.6g 278-117-28-30

2x8 2x6 до 5 Т.Горбачова ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 А-54-021-025 г.22 ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 Г1-Р1-16-221 г.21 ПТР РКС 000Б обидел . ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 Г5-04-261-105 г.22 ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 Р1-Р1-2)-24 г.21 Б51 Б51 С22 заменил . ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 Р-22-П2-221 г.21 Б51 Б51 (60) обидел . ПТ 20418 ДКН ЗИМЗ МВУ мужская, 19-22дл, 272мм, 240/320 Г5-85-111-85-20 г.21

7 37. Peromyscus maniculatus male, scro 9x5 9x5 DUNM Carrie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of sagebrush, flat, gravelly 18.4 145-66-18-16 38 Peromyscus maniculatus abdomen 9x5 9x5 DUNM Carrie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, rocky wash 17.5 143-62-19-16 39. Peromyscus crinitus female no scars DUNM Carrie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, base of sagebrush, rocky-gravelly 12.4 157-88-18-17 40. Peromyscus maniculatus male x10, 8x5 7x4 DUNM-Carrie Well 31 Mar 79 parasites Sagebrush; drainage, rocky-cinder, base of Cliffrose 21.9g 148-60-19-16 41. Peromyscus maniculatus abdomen, 9x4 9x4 DUNM-Carrie Well 31 Mar 79 Sagebrush, hill top, rock cairn 22.0g 147-61-19-15 42. Dipodomys merriami male scro 10x6 10x6 DEVA- [illegible] Phinney Canyon Rd 5200-ft sand wash, under sagebrush 30 May 79 43.2g 252-143-37-12

2хР 2хР 10в7 PT 20М 15 НВЛ СТУД МНУГ материал 7,87; дзюнькор; 9,220; дзюнькор2 21-01-03-241 п.61 2хР 2хР мат deблeнcон ереванов 88 PT 20М 15 НВЛ СТУД МНУГ дзюнькор, дзюнькор2 21-П1-83-641 п.71 материал dеблeнcон ереванов 88 PT 20М 15 НВЛ СТУД МНУГ материал, дзюнькор; 9,220; дзюнькор2 21-01-93-241 п.51 4хР 2хР 00х 10 deблeнcон ереванов 04 PT 20М 15 НВЛ СТУД МНУГ дзюнькор; дзюнькор, 9,220; 9,220; дзюнькор2 21-П1-02-841 п.15 4хР 2хР мат deблeнcон ереванов 14 PT 20М (Е 1) НВЛ СТУД МНУГ материал, дзюнькор; 9,220; дзюнькор2 21-П1-03-241 п.58 2хР 2хР мат deблeнcон ереванов: 07 .58 +2,0052 6хР мученявцев; авиат дзюнькор 9,220; дзюнькор PT 20М 08 21-П1-03-241 п.54

8 43. Perognathus longimembris ♀ lac 11scars DEVA Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 1979 5200' sand wash under cliffrose pursia 10.0g 134-69-19-6 44. Dipodomys microps ♀ lac 4scars (2old, 2new) DEVA Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 1979 5200' sand wash under Hymenoclea 50.3g 255-143-41-12 45. Dipodomys microps ♂ scro 10x5 11x5 DEVA Phinney Canyon RD 30 May 1979 5200' brush pile, under sagebrush 56.2g 261-155-40-12 46. Dipodomys microps ♀ 4scars DEVA Phinney Canyon RD 30 May 1979 5200' gravel, sagebrush, Adeodora spinicercus 60.9 275-160-42-12 47. Neotoma lepida ♂ scro 12x6 sage DEVA Phinney Canyon RD 30 May 79 5200' sagebrush small wash, no obvious nest near 126.7g 272-111-29-27 48. Perognathus maniculatus ♂ ab 7x3 DEVA-Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 79 5200' sagebrush, gravel 11.0g 131-59-18-16 molting

8 [illegible] 2057 ПТМ МОС (Я имит) промий АУСТ одигуагт твн донки 51-04-231-105 р.03 [illegible] 2057 ПТМ МОС (Я имит) промий АУСТ [illegible] 51-04-231-105 р.03 [illegible] [illegible] 2057 ПТМ МОС (Я имит) промий АУСТ [illegible] [illegible] 55-05-10-555 р.03 [illegible] 2052 ПТМОС (Я имит) промий АУСТ [illegible] pattern [illegible]

9 49. Neotoma lepida α ab. 6x3 6x3 DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd. 30 May 1979 5200' rocky hilltop, sagebrush 78.7g 241-102-28-26 50. Peromyscus maniculatus α scro 10x5 10x5 DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd. 30 May 1979 5200' rocky, clifftree, ephedra, near hilltop 16.6g 150-62-20-18 51. Peromyscus crinitus α scro 4x5 9x5 DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd. 30 May 79 5200' rocky, sagebrush, yucca [illegible], hillside 12.8g 163-84-20-16 52. Perognathus formosus β lae. 4 scars DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd 30 May 1979 5200' rocky, base of hill, sagebrush, ephedra stump 20.0g 124-45-23-10 53. Perognathus longimembris α ab. 5x3 DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd. 30 May 1979 5200' gravel, sagebrush 80.1g 136-72-19-6 skeleton only, to CLD 54. Ammospermophilus leucurus α ab. 8x3 8x3 DEVA - Plummer Canyon Rd. 30 May 1979 5200' small sandy wash, sagebrush 61.0g 175-65-34-11

EX2 EX3 date CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (67 мкм) прямая - АВСТ левый спр, прямой пдлор 15-05-501-148 г.БТ EX2 date CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (71 мкм) прямая - АВСТ прямой нар, ободье зап.пдлор 31-05-54-091 п.Ж EX2 date CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (68 мкм) прямая - АВСТ (левый спр) прямой левый пдлор 31-05-48-801 г.ЖИ дата 2019 CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (68 мкм) прямая - АВСТ справа, левый нар. ВУ на спр, пдлор 01-55-24-431 южос EX2 date CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (67 мкм) прямая - АВСТ левый нар, левая EX2 date CO02 ПРЯМОЕ (68 мкм) прямая - АВСТ левый нар, прямой пдлор 11-05-23-251 г.БТ

10 55. Neotoma lepida ♀ no emb, no scars DEVA Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 79 5200' rocky will crest sagebrush + cliffrose 75.9g 244-106-30-23 56. Neotoma lepida ♂ab. 13x5 DEVA Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 79 5200' rock pile, sagebrush 105.6g 261-112-30-29 57. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ lac + 4emb 9,9,8,9 DEVA Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 79 5200' rocky, sagebrush + Ephedra 17.4g 185-100-21-18 58. Peromyscus merionalutes ♂abdom 4x3 DEVA Phinney Canyon RD 30 May 79 5200' rocky, sagebrush 12.4g 129-58-18-13 59. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂scro 14x6 DEVA - Phinney Canyon RD 30 May 79 5200- small sand wash, sagebrush + diffuse purshion 102.1g 205-60-37-10 60. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♀ no emb no scars DEVA - Phinney Canyon RD, 30 May 79 5200- 8 gravelly flat, lycopum and Grigia 51.7g 170-61-34-11 61.-73 Strozzi Ranch 12 June 79

01 процессор джонс 2 [illegible] авторства 27 дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 15-06-201-445 п.РГТ 2021 дата [illegible] авторства 27 дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 15-06-211-125 п.РД01 АРПП вьюки + 201 8 [illegible] авторства 57 дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 21-16-201-381 п.ГТ экз уфолога [illegible] авторства 57 дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 21-81-82-Р51 п.А.51 [illegible] дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы - АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 0-76-32-201 п.Л01 процесс джонс 2 [illegible] авторства 57 дос2 процесс (8) номер страницы - АУСЗ материалы и оборудование, место формирования проекта 11-06-13-571 п.Л2 [illegible] пГ мск 51 [illegible]

11 12 June 1979 - Strozzi Ranch DEVA 6200' 61. Peromyscus maniculatus sctro 9x5 9x5 148-68-20-17 along stream 19.5g 62. Reithrodontomys megalotis ♀ lac, 4 recent scars 10.7g 132-66-15-12 along stream 63. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ sctro, 8x4 7x4 11.3g 143-63-19-16 along stream 64. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ sctro, 8x4 9x4.5 15.1g 145-67-20-17 under columbine, rock cleft 65. Peromyscus truei ♀ lac. 3 emb 13,12,11; 1 dead, absorbing 3mm. 25.0g 191-93-21-25 along stream +7 scars 66. 15.7g Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ab, 7x4 7x4 15.7g 146-61-20-17 along stream 67. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ 6emb, 13,13,12,12,12,12mm 22.0g 146-64-19-16 along stream 68. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ no emb no scars 13.6g 132-58-19-15 amid dense willows, utillas, roses 69. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ab. 3x2 (dark) 11.5g 136-58-18-16 brush pile, sagebrush 70. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ no emb no scars 12.6g 139-64-19-16 under rose bush 71. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ no emb no scars 12.5 130-57-18-15 at spring: willows + chrysothamnus 72. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ sctro 8x4 11.8g 139-63-19-16 under asteracea, rocky, base of large rock 73. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ sctro 9x5 8x4 20.3g 158-70-19-17 at spring: willows + chrysothamnus 74. Peromyscus maniculatus 26-27 June 1979 - Phinney Mine Shaft DEVA 6800'

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12 25-27 June 1979 Phiney Mine Shaft DEVA 6800' 74. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 7x4 8x4 13.1g 152-68-20-17 under sage + pirsia, near pinous, small rocks 75. Peromyscus truei ♂ scro 10x6 18.5g 178-86-22-25 under piyon, near wash, rocky 76. Peromyscus truei ♀ 4 emb 17,16,16,15 27.1g 190-99-23-26 under Happlepappus?, near Pinous, rocky 77. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 10x5 12x7 157-69-19-18 rocky area, open 78. Peromyscus truei ♀ no emb no scars molting 13,3g 162-81-21-22 rocky, under Happlepappus, near pinous 79. Eutamias panamintius ♀ lact. 2 scars 225-86-32-20 small gully, rocky, under Artemisia, near Piion. 80. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ cb. 8x4 12.6g 160-68-21-18 brush pile, sage, tallgrass, rocky 80. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ no emb no scars 11.6g 137-64-19-16 under sage 81. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ ab. 8x4 12.6g 150-68-21-18 brush pile, sage, tallgrass, rocky 82. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lac 4 scars 152-69-19-17 under sage and piyon, rocky 83. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lac 6 scars 20.8g 159-75-19-19 under sage, sandy 84. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 8x5 9x5 15.4g 149-65-18-18 small open, rocky, sage 85. Peromyscus maniculates ♂ scro 9x5 15.9g 142-65-18-17 base of large rock 86. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ 4 emb 27,26,24,23 165-77-19-17 under piyon.

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13 7-10 July 1979 Strozzi Ranch DEVA 6200' 87. Peromyscus maniculatus σ 8x4 scro base of sage in small rocky wash 152-64-21-21 88. Peromyscus maniculatus ⚠ no emb no scars 134-56-20-18 under sage, small rocky wash 89. Perognathus parvus formosus σ 1 scro lab 8x5 188-95-24-10 rocky wash, base of Chrysothamnus 90. Perognathus formosus parvus ⚠ lac 2 scars 87-92-24-9 rocky wash, under sage 91. Peromyscus maniculatus ⚜ σ ab 6x4, 7x4 152-58-21-19 under pinon, rocky slope 92. Peromyscus maniculatus ⚠ 4 scars post lac. skull only 152-58-19-21 rocky, sage, drainage channel, hillside 93. Peromyscus truei σ scro 13x8 11x7 189-80-22-27 rocky, under Rives near Pinut-Juniper 94. Peromyscus truei σ scro 12 x 7, 11x6 192-89-22-26 rocky, under juniper 95. Peromyscus maniculatus ⚠ post lac. 7 scars skull only no measurements! under nettles + roses 96. Peromyscus maniculatus σ ab 7x4 149-64-21-20 under nettles, along stream. 97. Perognathus parvus formosus ⚠ no scent no emb 12.8g 167-81-24-8 rocky wash, sage + Chrysothamnus 98. Peromyscus maniculatus σ scro 7x4 17.9g 147-65-21-19 amid large boulders, hillside, pinons 99. Peromyscus maniculatus σ scro 8x5 20.0g 159-65-22-19 rocky wash; sage + Chrysothamnus

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14 19 July -20 July 1979 Phinney Mine S shaft DEVA 6800' 100. Reithrodontomys megalotis σ scro 9x5 134-64-18-15 pinon - sage - small rocks 101. Peromyscus maniculatus σ scro 12x7 10x7 ✓ 152-59-22-19 under pinon, small rocks pres. Calorax. large tick. 102. Peromyscus maniculatus ? 5 old scars ✓ 156-76-22-20 between lupine and sage, rocky pres Calorax 103. Peromyscus maniculatus σ? scro - 159-69-21-20 beside large rock pres. Calorax 104. Peromyscus maniculatus σ? ab 9x4 8x4 165-70-21-20 by fallen log pres. Calorax 20-21 July 1979 Phinney Mine area, up rocky canyon W of camp DEVA 6800' 105. Peromyscus maniculatus ? no emb no scars ✓ 144-62-20-18 under boulder pres Calorax skull only 106. Peromyscus maniculatus σ? ab 6x4 7x4 ✓ 143-63-21-19 on large talus pres calorax skull only

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15 21-22 July 1979 En route, 1/2 way between Plumey Mine and Grapevine Peak 7840' 107. Peromyscus maniculatus P no ears no scars 152-67-20-19 top of rock outcrop pres Calorax 108. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ part skro. 10x5 9x5- 148-62-20-20 top of rock outcrop pres Calorax Skull only 109. Peromyscus truei ♂ ab 8x5- 169-82-23-25 pinon, rock outcrop pres. Calorax 110. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ ab. 12x6 11x6 145-59-20-20 pinon, rocky pres. Calorax Skull only 111. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ skro. 9x6 11x6 147-65-21-19 pinon, rocky pres. Celorax Skull only 112. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lac 4 scars 145-54-20-18 under parodia pres Calorax 113. Peromyscus truei ♂ ab. 9x5 8x5- 175-83-23-27 under perskia presb. calorax skelonly 114. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ post lac 4/scars 155-61-20-19 rock outcrop, ephedia data only 115. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ skro 12x6 11x7 160-68-21-19 under fallen tree data only

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16 22-23 July 1979 Grapevine Peak Artemisia meadow on NE side of peak 8660' 116. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lsc 3 scars 149-58-21-18 under small pinon data only 117. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 13x7 12x7 159-69-20-20 under chiryotheamus skull only 118. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 11x6 10x6 144-59-20-19 data only 119. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lsc 4 emb each 5mm 154-64-21-20 pres Caltex 120. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ ab, 6x4 7x4 143-60-21-19 data only 121. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ 7 scars 158-62-21-20 skull only 122. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 10x5 11x6 151-63-20-20 skull only 123. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ no e no s 150-59-19-19 extruded data only 124. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 10x5 148-58-19-18 data only

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17 1800- 4-5 Aug 1979 Phineas mine-cabin, shaft and pleasure spring. Clear, warm, 1/2 moon. Set 22 traps (Mus musculus) baited 2 peanut butter, bacon grease, rolled oats 12 along stream, source to rock, 4 downstream, from rock, 6 mine to cabin in morning, found 6 traps sprung empty, including one that had an elkodes up, eating the bait. Most traps had center set traps at 6-7 pm, picked up at 8-9 am. Caught: 1 Neotoma 2 Peromyscus 2 Reithrodontomyss 5/22 125. Reithrodontomys 140-71-19-15 skin+ skull (skin damaged by trap) 126 Reithrodontomys 136-64-18-15 skin + skull (skin trap damaged) 127. Peromyscus maniculatus 158-66-20-19 128. Peromyscus maniculatus 154-62-21-20 129. Neotoma lepida 258-106-31-30 along stream \sigma male 9x5 10x5 \sigma female 9x6 9x5- flat 10x6 rocky, mouth of mine rocky, mouth of mine at house ruins

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18 2 1/2 mi S (mi N) Grapevine Pk 5-6 Aug 1979 - canyon leading to Grapevine Pk. ca 6800' Artemesia, Chrysostammyus, scattered pinons. Rocky small wash. Large rock outcrop. Prospect. 1/3 moon, light rain during night. Set 40 traps baited with peanut butter, bacon grease, rolled oats caught 1 Neotoma 1 P. maniculatus. Cera. heavily overgrazed by cattle, mud deer sign 130. Peromyscus maniculatus #zero 10x6 19x5 181-67-20-20 rocky wash pro colorax shell only 131. Neotoma lepida #zero 7x5 259-113-31-30 rock outcrop 132. Ammospermophilus leucurus ? red seeds no ens 188-55-33-14 wash bank pro colorax shell only ? Aug - Pima mine - hawq set singly in shaft Plecotus 133. Confortuitos rafinesquii 269 93-46+98+77+43 93-43-10-36-14-43 8 qms 134. Plecotus townsendii ? lac 9.1g 97-48-13-27-18-46 135. Plecoferus # AN - 8x4, 6x4 enlarged V 91-46-10-34-14-42 7 qms There is no #136-

81 24 [illegible] (PTA, p.A., ?) [illegible] when spread, shows various patterns. upon exposure to X-ray of the film, pattern is held in a stationary position for a short time. A short-wave X-ray afterward produces no effect. After 7-8 days, 2x01x01x01 metal wire, [illegible] CE [illegible] [illegible] 2x0049T high number (1) [illegible] VI-18-22-231 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] amp 5H+HI-XE-01-EV-2F, it is a type of [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 5H+HI-XE-01-JK-1P —[illegible]

19 16-17 August 1979. Strozzi Ranch, DENA. 6600' set 40 alerman traps bait oats, along road NE from ranch. 6/40 137. Peromyscus crinitus 13.3g 167-40-20-18 ♂ sro 9x5 under purslia, big rock 138. Peromyscus maniculatus 17.2g 148-64-20-19 ♀ lac 6 emb all 5 mm gravel wash, artemesia 139. Peromyscus maniculatus 18.3g 157-73-20-18 ♂ sro 10x6 sandy roadside, artemesia 140. Perognathus parvus parvus formosus 16.1g 162-36-24-9 ♂ ab 6x4 7x4 artemesia, roadside 141. Peromyscus maniculatus P 18.9g 142-56-20-19 ♀ 3 emb 16, 17, 17 mm roadside, artemesia, purslia, 142. Peromyscus maniculatus 15.3g 138-61-20-19 ♂ ab 5x3 5x3 artemesia, roadside 17-18 August, same set, 34 traps left. 1/34 143 Peromyscus maniculatus P 17.7g 152-70-20-19 ♂ sro 9x5 artemesia, gravel wash

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20 17-18 August 1979 Strozzi Ranch, Dena 6600' set 40 Sherman traps, bait oats, 1 every 25 steps, from near top of rocky ridge E of camp, across canyon, over W ridge to valley. Set by 11 am, picked up by 11 am next day. P start at valley W of camp. 144. Peromyscus maniculatus 22.2g 152-57-21-17 8? d2o 12x6 low ridge, parsley, artemesia 145. Perognathus parvus 13.9g 159-84-23-9 f no emb no scars cow ridge, rocky, parsley, artmesia 146. Perognathus parvus 19.3g 180-95-25-9 f 7scars bench, cow bed ground, sage NW facing, steep rocky slope 147. Peromyscus maniculatus 18.9g 154-62-20-18 f no emb no scars top of ridge, rocky, leypelopappus 148. Peromyscus crinitus 12.18g 156-81-20-19 o? zero 9x5 10x5 under juniper, rocky 149. Peromyscus crinitus 14.4g 167-88-20-20 f no emb no scars very rocky, dead juniper 150. ? missing? rocky, sage

15622 Alist, doing reports PPI Kupah 81-71 reports present then final report reviewed on the program and I think John forgot to say more just an at official 2013 program review with two more pdfs building into it and the program just fell on its face? official doing program 11-15-72-71-8-23 another draft contemporary PPI discussion ongoing, official and 9-28-12-71 PPI more of contemporary PPI report coming back from John? 9-16-14-081 PPI official just said report on program review review done by the attorney general, PPI supplemental report, official forgot 9-25-12-71 PPI more draft of attorney general's PPI report requiring review 9-06-12-71 PPI another draft official (6:36 pm) from 9-04-28-72 PPI 120 report, official

21 17-18 Aug continued 151. Peromyscus truei \viseed 10x6 11x6 p 22.3g 182-86-25-29 pershla, bottom of hill. 17 August 1979, canyon E of Strozzi Ranch 152. Odociileus hemionus skull only dead face at spring 219. 153. Odociieus hemionus skull only found in rocky side canyon near spring 219. 154. Bos taurus horn only found at cow bed ground on bench w of Strozzi Ranch.

1:5 [illegible] PIA 91-71 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 121 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 12-26-83-50 PIER [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] RTRI Timpua [I] [illegible] [illegible] 621 PIA piqags to work julurduv environment wu'so60 821 [illegible] this p/qor n/ viora plan 92-12 PIA piqags 7.020 current 208 121 [illegible] [illegible]

22 1-2 September 1979. Mexican Camp Rd. Approx 1.5 mi E of Mexican Camp. Sagelrush, valley, ridge, and a small rocky draw with Purslie 5400 ft. 155. Perognathus formosus 189-108-25-13 19qms Ab 3.5x2 Skull only 156. Peromyscus maniculatus 147-59-20-16 13.7qms F 4 scars roadsides, gravel, Artemisia 157. Onychomys torridus 121-43-19-16 14.1qms F no scars no emb Swallopenara, menodora 158. Perognathus formosus 179-97-24-12 16.7qms M Ab 3x5 near boulder, grasses 159. Dipodomys merriami 231-158-36-14 31.3qms F noemb no scars gravel, Artemisia 160. Dipodomys merriami 235-139-37-11 31.6qms M Ab 3x4 Gravelly, Ephedra, Swallopen 161. Peromyscus truii 186-88-23-27 F lae 5 scars gravelly, Ephedra, roadside 162. Dipodomys microps 252-145-40-13 50.5qms F no emb no scars Gravel, Roadside, Ephedra, Artemisia 163. Dipodomys microps

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23 1-2 Sept 1979. Mexican Camp Rd. Continued. 164. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂scro 148-64-20-18 18.1qms roadside, gravel, Artemisia 165. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂ A6 4x5 185-57-35-10 60.2qms gravel, roadside, open 166. Dipodomys microps ♂ A6 3x4 272-167-42-12 54.1qms roadside, cobbly, Tetradymia 167. Dipodomys microps ♂scro 9x5 262-161-43-15 53.7qms roadside, cobbly, Tetradymia 168. Oryzomys torridus ♂ testes not found 115-42-20-16 12.6qms roadside, dirt bank, Artemisia 169. Peromattius 170. Dipodomys merriami 171. Dipodomys merriami ♂ A6 4x3 215-132-37-14 21qms ridge, small open, Sphagnum 172. Dipodomys merriami ♀ 3 scars not (ae. 233-140-37-14 34.9qms 173. Dipodomys merriami ♂ A6 4x3 241-142-37-14 36.4qms

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24 1-2 Sept [illegible] Mexican Camp Rd p.3 174, Dipodomys microps ♀ 25 261-147-41-15 51.9 qms open gravel 175. Dipodomys microps 176. Perognathus parvus 177. Dipodomys merriami ♂ Ab 2.5 x 5 252-146-39-15 37.5 qms 178. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ 135-62-19-17 12.5 qms ridge, gravel wash, purshia 179. Onychomys torridus ♂ Ab 2.5 x 4 116-43-21-18 14.5 qms ridge, gravel wash, artemesia-purshea 180. Dipodomys microps ♀ no sera no aubs 252-154-40-14 48.8 qms ridge, sandy, artemesia 181. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂ sera 204-64-35-75 80 qms gravel, artemesia, ridge 182. Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂ Ab 3x5 191-58-35-12 69 qms ridge, gravel, artemesia 183. Ammospermophilus leucurus ? (176)-(32)-36-14 83.3 qms roadside, gravel

П.С 2,9 гл днаг/днбх [illegible] 5-1 2.59 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] имп.72 21-14-ГП-125 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 7x2,5 дА° [illegible] имп.2.78 21-Р8-ЗП-525 26кал/мкм [illegible] 851 [illegible] [illegible] имп.2.51 Г1-П1-30-251 2x2,5 дА° [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] имп.2.71 81-ЛК-ВТ-211 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] имп.2.84 П1-ОП-ПЗ1-525 оке ° [illegible] [illegible] имп.08 81-26-РД-205 2х6 дА° [illegible] [illegible] имп.92 51-28-82-171 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]

25 1-2 Sept 1979 Mexican Camp Rd p4 184. Dipodomys merriami ♀ no emb no scars 213-130-37-14 24.6qms gravel, menodora 185. Dipodomys merriami ♂ Ab 10x4 [225]-[119]-38-13 41.7qms skull only ridge, artemesia 186. Perognathus parvus 166-85-23-9 ridge, sage 187. Dipodomys merriami ♂ scro 9x5 240-145-39-14 43.3qms ridge, artemesia 188. Dipodomys microps ♂ Ab 4x3 258-150-42-14 54.2qms 189. Reithrodontomys megalotis ♂ Ab 10x4 129-63-17-15 7.7qms roadside, ep hedra 190. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 151-64-19-17 19.4qms roadside, dirtbank, artemesia 191. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scro 10x6 152-66-20-19 19.8qms skullonly roadside, artemesia 192. Perognathus parvus ♂ Ab 5x3 181-99-24-9 17.9 qms sand waste, purdiea 193. Onychomys torridus ♀ no emb no scars 117-45-20-17 13.2qms draw, gravel, artemesia

25 49 87 гвн? мс?ом П11-р32 5-1 трессан швагн Ф имоцкш пмодж;т П1 мобачзв, льопр крвд.лв П1-РЕ-0П1-815 4х01 дА?о имоцкш пмодж;т 281 снвчкво, сфн гпвгзвкв амр.т.18 П1-85-ГП1-[235]. зурзвг кптвкрх9) 281 ?002, ?0б17 Р-ЕЕ-28-221 2хР оцс?о имоцкш пмодж;т П8 снвчкво, сфн амр.Е4 П1-РЕ-2П1-0П5 5х+ дА?о зюхзлм пмодж;т 85 амр 5.Р2 П1-БП-021-826 4101 дА?о Тталоцш зпвгвабнчкв9, Р8 свбавгя, л6126007 амр.т 71-Р1-Б2-Р51 0123?о зюхзлмв мцвкрш9, ОР длнчкво, льонф7/г, ?8126207 амр.4.П1 П1-Р1-72-121 4х01 оцс?о зюхзлмв мцвкрш9 /Р длнчкво, л6126007 плвквз амр8.П1 П1-05-82-531 5х2 дА?о зурзвг кптвкрх9 581 сблнрг шлскв бпоз амр Р.П1 Р-45-РР-181 моцзав шва оз, Ф ркшчт грваднм0 ? -012003/ю льонг, счт76 амр 5.81 П1-05-72-[11

26 1-2 sept 1979 Mexican Camp Rd p5 194, Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scrn 8x4 142-65-21-19 draw, purshia 195. Dipodomys merriami 196. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scrn 8x4 148-64-21-18 16qms draw, purshia 197. Peromyscus maniculatus 155-63-20-19 20 qms draw, rocky, Ephaeta 198. Ammoperomophilus leucurus 199. Peromyscus 200. Peroquattius formosus ♀ uo scars, no emb 196-109-25-12 16qms skullowy draw, rocky, purshia 201. Neotoma lepida ♀ uo scars no emb 262-118-29-32 106qms draw, rocky, Lycium 202. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scrn 11x5 153-58-20-18 18.7qms draw, sage

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27 9 Sept 1979 Plummer Mine, Rocky ridge above shaft. 203. Neotoma 204. Peromyscus truei (160-73)-22-27 24qms ♂ Ab captive 1yr. 205. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀5,1qms 206. Peromyscus truei ♀ numb woseari 185-88-24-28 24.5qms rock outcrop killed 29 Aug 1980. 207. Peromyscus 208. Reithrodontomys megalotis ♀ non rep. 134-64-16-15 12qms all of these were kept alive and used for physiology experiments.

Гл Телеграфный адрес, тел. факс. 205 группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00 [illegible] Группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00 группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00 Группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00 группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00 Группа №17, ул. Ленина, д. 45-68-97-01, телефон: +7 (351) 205-22-00

28 Nevada, Nye Co. Death Valley N.M. Grapevine Mtns. Plinney Canyon Rd. 7 mi E 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5200 FT. 15-14 Oct 1979 Seismologic station, Plinney Mine Road at junction with crossroad to Strozzi Ranch Rd. 209 - Peromyscus crinitus stony gully, pursia 210 - Dipodomys merriami D 35.4g gravelly, ephedra, sage 211 - Dipodomys merriami D 39.5gms sandy wash, pursia 212 - Peromyscus crinitus ♀ non-reprod. 158-86-20-19 12qms sandy, pursia 213 Neotoma lepida ♂ Ab 12x8, 6x4 Data Ouley [222-70]28-30 143qms rocky outcrop, west of stocks 214 Dipodomys merriami D 33.0 gravelly, ephedra 215 Dipodomys merriami D 38.2qms gravelly-sand wash, pursia 216 Perognathus formosus ♀ non-reprod. 170-95-23-10 14qms sandy, ephedra 217 Dipodomys microps ♂ Ab 254-148-39-13 55qms sandy, sage

85 Всего: 470,69 руб. На сумму по счету №1 от 23.01.2024 г. Счет на оплату услуг по договору подряда от 15.01.2024 №1 по оплате за работы по ремонту и отделке помещения в г. Москве, ул. Ленина, д. 1, корп. 2 Подрядчик: ООО "СтройМонтаж" Адрес: г. Москва, ул. Ленина, д. 1, корп. 2 ИП Иванов Иван Иванович ИНН 1234567890 КПП 777777777 Р/с 40702810400000000000 ОАО "Сбербанк" БИК 044525225 к/с 30101810400000000225 Генеральный директор ООО "СтройМонтаж" Иванов И.И. (подпись) М.П. Приложение: - Договор подряда №1 от 15.01.2024 г. - Акты выполненных работ №1, №2 - Смета на работы - Проектные документы - Расчет стоимости работ - Документы на материалы - Прочее: [illegible] [illegible]

29 218 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ non-reprod 149-84-19-19 12qms sandy-gravelly, sage 219 Dipodomys microps D 50.7g gravelly, sage 220 Onychomys torridus ♂ Ab 2x4 13.8g 123-45-21-16 gravelly, sage kept captive for study 221 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ non-reprod 164-89-19-18 13qms gravelly, sage 222 Dipodomys merriami ♂ Ab 241-141-35-12 35qms gravelly, sage Sage Flat, rocky-stony-gravelly little differentiation in substrate or vegetation 223 Peromyscus maniculatus 224 Peromyscus maniculatus D 225 Peromyscus crinitus

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30 226 Oryctolagus cuniculus 19.1qms 133-44-20-17 19,1qms ♂ Ab kept captive for behavior study (kcd) 20 Apr 80 227 Peromyscus crinitus ♀Ab 3x5- /64-88-19-20 14qms 228 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ w/whelps 167-86-19-19 14qms 229 Peromyscus maniculatus D 230 Peromyscus maniculatus D 231 Peromyscus crinitus 232 Peromyscus maniculatus 233 Peromyscus maniculatus D 234 Oryctolagus kept captive for behavior study

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31 3 235 Dipodomys merriami D 38.19 236 Onychomys kpt captive 237 Dipodomys microps ♂ AB 270-163-39-13 ♀ 9 qms 238 Peromyscus maniculatus D 239 Peromyscus maniculatus D 240 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ juv. non rep. 148-80-19-17 12 qms molting 241 Peromyscus maniculatus escaped 242 Dipodomys microps D 47.69 243 Dipodomys merriami 211-125-35-12 ♂ 35 qms ♀ 25

18 Колотов Грнвоборг TES ТРАС Т грмалымо дес Витязь Тих дать счете грновборг Т ТЕС шпрэ 51-РБ-021-062 нактивни на дивизимов9 БСС апохланине дивизимов9 РСС гртмат ву? мпн43с кд22гмнов9 ОВС руилли 1-Р51 М-91-09-341 урка2зэнов дивизимов9 1КС 12840713 гртмат грнвоборг Т ССС дмитр Грнвоборг Т ЕРС 25е ауп26 51-ТБ-251-115

32 23-24 November 1979 Willow Spring Road at First major Wash. Line I - Creosote-Franseria (Margerts transects: Steptoe #19, Belled#1) 40 traps in line. 10 Dipos caught 244 Dipodomys merriami D 34.1 gm desert pavement, Franseria 245 Dipodomys merriami D 34.2g , . . . desert pavement, Franseria 246 Dipodomys merriami D 39.9 desert pavement, Grayia 247 Dipodomys merriami D 37.5 desert pavement, Creosote 248 Dipodomys merriami D 28.4g desert pavement, Grayia 249 Dipodomys merriami D 42.5g desert pavement, Creosote 250 Dipodomys merriami 31AB 237-138-38-12 429ms desert pavement, Creosote 251 Dipodomys merriami 41.9 desert pavement, Franseria

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32 23-24 November 1979 page 2 Line 1 cont. 252 Dipodomys merriami D 35.9g desert pavement, creosote 253 Dipodomys merriami ♀ AL 246-152-137-13 38qms desert pavement, creosote Line 2 - along wash, sand, gravel, cobbles √254- Dipodomys microps ♀ N 244-149-41-14 48qms 48.5g sand, bank, creosote √255- Dipodomys microps 48.6g sand, bank, Fraxinus 256- Onychomys ♀ non-gravid. 130-45-18-17 14qms sand + stones, Nyssa sylvatica 257 Dipodomys merriami D 30.6g sand + stones, gravilla dead in trap 258 Dipodomys merriami D 35.9g sand and stones Ephedra 259 Dipodomys microps 55.8g sand, open 260 Dipodomys merriami D 34.8 sand, bank, Fraxinus

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34 23-24 November 1979 page 3 line 2 cont. 261 Dipodomys merriami D 38.7g sand+stones, Hymanoclea 262, Dipodomys merriami D 36.9 sand+stones, Hymanoclea 263, Dipodomys merriami D 33.3g sand+stones, bank, Ephedra dead in trap 19 January Titus Canyon approx 2 mi N of road among rocks in a small side canyon 264. Bassariscus astutus remains of tail found, no other signs. 1 April Scotty's Ranch - set 60 traps in pairs (20 snap - 20 sherman around wet area; 2x10 in a line thru creosote) at sunset of 31 March

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Kingsley 1980 catalog 1 April 1980 Scotty's Ranch Larrie-Ambrosia line: 20 shermans-rolled oats 265. Peromyscus formosus ♂zero 9x4 c 174-95-24-11 17qms creosote bush-Skullmley 266. Peromyscus formosus ♂ A6 8x5 180-96-23-11 17.0qms creosote bush 267. Peromyscus crinitus ♀not lac 3ems (5mm 162-84-19-18 /6.7qms creosote, rocky 268. Peromyscus formosus ♀ not lac 3 scars 180-93-24-12 15.8qms creosote, rocky 269. Peromyscus formosus ♂zero 8x5 182-105-25-11 16.1qms creosote, rocky 270. Peromyscus crinitus ♂zero 9x5 161-88-20-19 13.2qms creosote, rocky 271. Peromyscus formosus ♂zero 9x5 185-105-24-12 - creosote, rocky Spring-riparian line: 40 traps, Sherman+ snap paired 272. Peromyscus crinitic ♀ lac 4scars c 167-89-20-18 18.8qms grapevine tangle sherman 273. Reithrodontomys megalotis ♀ not lac 2 scars 142-70-17-15 11.2qms blueba tangle snap 274. Peromyscus criniticus ♀not lac 3scars extroces 186-95-21-20 23.9qms blueba thicket sherman 275. Peromyscus crinitus ? 173-93-20-20 15.0 qms 15.0qms blueba, Vitis, Arundo Sherman 276. Peromyscus externic ♂zero c tailamputated, tailed (165-94)-22-20 23.7qms same set as 275, snap 277. Peromyscus criniticus ♂ 10x6 zero v 192-99-22-20 24.0qms Barclays thicket snap

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ingsey 1980 catalog 2 1 April - Scotty's Rands continued 278. Reithrodontomys megalotis σσero 7x4 196-71-17-16 12.5que Backhart thicket Snap 279. Peromyscus formosus σαb 7x4 181-115-25-11 16.0que Disticleis Sherman 280. Reithrodontomys megalotis σσero 7x4 140-69-18-17 11 que grass + grape Snap 281. Peromyscus cremicus? ε lae 3scars 190-101-21-22 25.3que Backhart's Snap 282. Peromyscus cremicus ? σσero, 11x6 195-110-21-23 28.5que same set as 281 - Sherman grapevine tangle Snap 283. Peromyscus cremicus ε lae 3 scars 166-92-21-20 18.0que grapevine tangle Snap 284. Peromyscus cremicus σσero 10x6 186-100-20-20 22.0que same set as 283 - Sherman 285. Peromyscus cremicus σσero 10x6 177-94-20-20 24.6que grapevines-Piuchea Snap. Caught and released 3 Neotoma, 1 Peromyscus.

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ingley 1980 Catalog 3 2 April 1980 Scotty's Ranch area Spring Riparian line (Note: specimens have misnumbered packages, in Margaret's hand, beginning ~ 283 which should be 286 - so add "3" to each number as it is in pkg.) Below are actual numbers. 286 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 7x5 187-99-21-19 23.1qns tall sedge (dense) Vitus - Sherman 287. Peromyscus eremicus ♂Scoo 10x5 176-90-21-20 21.1qns Pluchea, Baccharis, Vitus - snap 288. Reithrodonturnys megalotis ♀ lge 1scar 139-68-18-16 11.8qns pluchea tangle - snap 289. Neotoma lapida ♀ lge 3emb 35mm 255-112-30-30 121,2qns pluchea tangle - Sherman, died. 29 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Sero 9x5 SKULL ONLY 206-116-26-12 20.0qns rocks, Larrig - Sherman Mesquite-riparian line 291. Peromyscus eremicus ♀ Sero 10x6 178-94-19-19 21,3qns mesquite, Baccharis, Atriplex polycarpa-Snap cottonwood-willows-dry wash line 292. Peromyscus eremicus ♀ 3emb 13mm 188-97-22-21,23,3qns drywash - Atriplex polycarpa - snap 293. Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 4 emb 4cm 163-85-20-19 17.1qns drywash - Baccharis - Sherman, dying 294. Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Sero 12x7 198-103-21-21 29.4qns stream - narrow sedges, cottonwood, snap 295. Peromyscus eremicus ♀ lge 3 scars, 4emb 4mm. 184-92-21-20 25.3qns stream, sedge, Solidago - snap Skullonly 296. Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Sero 12x7 195-97-21-20 26.9qns stream, mesquite, Baccharis, rocky - snap 297. Peromyscus eremicus ♀ lge 3emb 11mm (142)-(59)-22-20 26.6qns stream grapes + cottonwood - Sherman, dying

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ngsley 1980 Catalog 4 2 April 1980- Scotty's Ranch area p 3. Cabiu Riparian line 298. Peromyscus eremicus 67 Scro 10x5 183-98-21-20 21.9qms stream, Bacchant tangle 3 April 1980- Scotty's Ranch Area Desert Atriplex-Ambrosia Larrea (Margaret's belt transect #2) 299-Dipodomys merriami 67Scro 10x5 237-143-37-13 39qms sand wash, Atriplex 300-Dipodomys merriami F 2 scars not loc. 83.1qms 245-143-38-14 skull only sand wash, Larrea 301. Perognathus fortisus 67Scro. 7x5 epieularged 190-107-25-10 18/qms SKULLONLY Sand, Atriplex 302. Perognathus fortisus 67Scro 10x5 epieularged 181-104-23-11 18.2 qms SKULL ONLY gravel, Atriplex 303. Dipodomys Begin 4 April. 1980. Valley floor. Fan dominated by Atriplex byweedlytra near mile post 4. merriami 303. Dipodomys F loc 25 Data only B 230-138-36-14 33qmo barground, gravel 304. Dipodomys merriami 67Scro. 11x5 222-136-37-13 36.8qms atriplex, gravel & sand 4 April 1980. Valley floor. Mesquite heeeeeeches near mile post 7. 305. Dipodomys merriami 67Scro 9x5 239-145-35-15 34qms A mesquite, Atriplex

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ngsley 1980 Catalog 5 5 June 1980 Titus Canyon Road 5250 FT mixed slopes community, junction of Grapevine Pk and Bullfrog Maps 306. Dipodomys merriami 248-145-38-14 41qms scr 17x7 gravel + silt; eriodaenium, hagglopappus 307. Peromyscus eremicus 192-101-21-20 21qms scr 13x7.5 rocky, artemesia 308. Ammospermophilus leucurus 182-53-36-12 56qms no sub no scars silt-gravel, Monodora 309. Peromyscus crinitus 173-93-20-19 14qms scr 10x5 gravel, scattered large rocks, artemesia 310 Peromyscus eremicus 162-75-20-19 25qms lac 2 scars 3 mth scar rocky, sagebrush 311 Peromyscus crinitus 143-77-19-17 10qms scr A-B 4x3 small talus, sage 312 Perognathus formosus 188-95-24-12 17qms scr 7x4 gravelly, artemesia 313 Dipodomys microps 263-147-42-15 52qms 2 mth 17 mm gravel + silt, monodora

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ugsley 1980 6 catalog 12 June 1980 Strozzi Ranch area . 6200 Ft valley along road, gravelly-sandy soil 314. Thaumomys bottale [illegible] f not lac worms no scars 185-56-25-6 74.9qms sage-cliffrose 315. Thaumomys bottale [illegible] ? 203-64-28-6 88.4qms rock wash 316. Thaumomys bottale [illegible] f lac 5 scars 192-53-26-7 87.8qms sage 12 June 1980. Plinney Canyon Rd. approx. 3 1/2 miles E of Plinney Mine at 5600 Ft. 317. Sylviagus audubonii disc 40x15 351-44-83-78 776qms under Ephedra, rocky hillside 20 June 1980 [illegible]: Rock outcrops along road uphill from Plinney Mine. 7500 Ft. 318. Eutancias paramictines f worn up, 205-80-30-20 48 qms rock outcrop, pinon 3 1/2 mi. NE of Strozzi Ranch 4-5 July 1980 Strozzi Ranch Rd. 1/3 mi E of road that connects to Plinney Mine Rd. 5100 Ft. 319. Thaumomys f lac 190-61-27-6 84qms gravelly wash - Ephedra 320. Neotoma lepida A 3x4 214-85-30-27 47qms gravelly wash at thicket

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mgsley 1980 7 Catalog 3 1/2 mi. NE of Strozzi Ranch 6 July 1980 Strozzi Ranch Rd near junction road that connects to Plummer Mine Rd, 5100 FT, same lines as 5 July. 321. Peromyscus maniculatus f 3 scars. 157-74-20-18 16 ques ridge, sage 322. Dipodomys merriami f no scars no ears 225-135-36-13 25 ques ridge, sage. 323. Perognathus parvus ♂ Ab 4x3 195-103-24-10 19 ques wash, sage 324. Onychomys torridus f 3 ears 11 mm 130-45-20-18 16 ques wash, graea 6 July 1980. Strozzi Ranch Rd. Approx 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch 5800' Cross Ridge (40 traps) 325. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ zero 7x5 155-68-21-20 15 ques rocky brush canyon Ephedra & Purshia 326. Peromyscus truei ♂ Ab 7x# api enlarged 183-90-23-28 same location as 325 Ridge Line (18 traps, 0 captures) Wash Line (40 traps) Released P. maniculatus gravel wash Purshia

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98key 180 Catalog 8 7July 1.5 mile NE of Strozzi Ranch. Death Valley N.M. Grapevine Mts. Nye Co. Nevada 5800 Ft. 327 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ lac 2 scars 161-82-19-18 15.3 qms ridge, rock outcrop, sagelbrush 328 Perognathus parvus ♀ 5 emb 6,6,6,44 mm. 165-86-22-8 16qms valley, roadside, Purskia 329 Perognathus parvus ♂ Ab 3x4 156-90-22-7 12.5 qms valley, gravel wash, sagelbrush 330 Onychomys torridus ♀ lac 4 scars 131-46-19-18 19qms valley, gravel wash, sagebrush 28 July Scotty's Castle, stables. Roost of 75 t in rafters. Noted by interpreter Bob Dolen. Picked 2 at random. 331 Autrozous pallidus ♂ scro 4x2 103-40-13-31-14-52 10qms 332 Autrozous pallidus ♀ no emb. no scars 111-44-13-36-17-53 16qms End this page

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Catalog 29 July Grapevine Residence area, Grapevine Mtns, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co. Calif. 2200 Ft. around trailers 333. Dipodomys merriami ♂ AG 3x2 257-141-37-15 26qms bot emergence hole, pelage damage on ventrum. 334. Neotoma lepida ♀ uoems uoscat 254-109-30-31 89qms 335 Peromyscus formosus ♀ uoems uoscat 180-109-22-10 11qms 31 July Mine tunnels 1/2 mile SE of Leadfield, Death Valley NM Inyo Co. California, 4400 Ft 336 Myotis thysanodes ♂ scto 3x2 83-37-10-20-9-42 7qms 337 Myotis thysanodes ♂ scto 3.5x4 87-37-10-21-11-41 6.5qms √ 338 Myotis thysanodes ♂ 79-33-9-18-8-40 6.5qms √ 339 Myotis thysanodes ♂ 88-39-9-20-11-42 7.3qms √ 22 August Klare Spring (Mistuet) Titus Canyon, Grapevine Mtns, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co. Calif. 3200 Ft. 340 Pipistrellus hesperus ♂ scto 3x25 64-25-6-11-5-29 2.7qms 1930 ltrs ← 341 Pipistrellus hesperus ♀ uoemb not lac. 63-30-55-12-4-31 2.8qms 2000 ltrs √ fat 342 Pipistrellus hesperus ♀ uoems 69-29-6-11-4-31 3.9qms 2030 ltrs ← fat 343 Pipistrellus hesperus ♀ uoems 70-28-6-11-5-31 3.9qms 2100 ltrs ← 15 Sept Grapevine Peak 8600 Ft. Mixed Limber Pine-Pinyon Woods, talus slope, duff under trees. Set 30 Snap Traps 344 Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ lac 4 rmb 5ums 155-73-21-19 21qms talvos Ribes e 345 Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scto 9x5 149-63-20-18 18qms dead pinyon, duff 346. Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ scto 10x6 (143)-(64)-20-20 20qms juniper, duff data only 347. Peromyscus maniculatus ♀ uoemb uoscat 150-68-18-19 njs limber, duff data only 17 Sept SW E and (W) N Grapevine Peak, 5500 ft., Sagelamuth Ridge line 348 Peromyscus parvus ♂ AB 5x5 174-93-22-9 15qms tuff, sagelamuth 349 Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ AB 8x5 139-64-20-19 16qms tuff, sagelamuth

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Kingsley 1980 Catalog 10 17 Sept 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak, 5500 ft, sagebrush Ridge line continued 350 Ammoperomophiles leucurus MAb 202-62-36-10 86ques rocky, tuff, Lurpethanumms viscidibons 351 Peromyscus crinitus kept captive talus, Elytroc 352 Peromyscus Crinitus MAb 3x5 162-89-19-18 13ques big rocks, talus, Artemaria 353 Peromyscus crinitus Fnot lac, no scars no embs. 153-85-18-18 11ques big rocks, talus, sagebrush Valley line: gravelly soil, sagebrush 354 Ammoperomophiles leucurus Fuotrrep. 209-72-35-11 86gues 355 Perognathues parvus ? 164-93-23-8 14gues 356 Perognathues parvus MAb 3x4 dead in trap 185-102-24-10 20ques 357 Perognathues parvus Fnot lac, no scars no embs 164-85-23-10 14gues valley, gravel, sagebrush 358 Onychomys torridus Fuonrep. 134-46-19-19 16gues molting 359 Perognathues MAb3x4 172-94-24-9 16gues dead in trap skull only 360 Dipodomys microps MAb 242-141-40-14 46ques dead in trap data only 23 Sept Plinney Mice. Grapevine Mtus. Death Valley NM. 361 Plecostus Fuo rep. 95-50-11-36-15-45 8ques

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Catalog 24 Sept 2 mi W of monument boundary Titus Canyon Rd. 3800ft 362 Dipodomys merriami ♀ 2scars not lac 240-139-37-13 41qms gravel, Larrea 363 Dipodomys merriami ♀ 4scars not lac 238-146-37-14 41qms gravl, larrea 364 Peromyscus formosus ♂ Ab5x3 183-102-35-12 21qms gravel, Larrea 365 Peromyscus formosus ♀ no scars not lac 186-104-23-12 17qms gravel larrea 366 Peromyscus longicaudatus ♀ notlac noscarns noemb (29-74-19-6 7qms very fast - 367 Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Ab5x3 180-100-20-20 16qms rock ridge, larrea 368 Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Ab 2x4 (68-92-21-20 15qms gravel, Larrea 369 Dipodomys unisignatus ♂ Ab 270-154-44-13 58qms Larrea, gravel 25 Sept 4 mi W of monument boundary Titus Canyon Rd 4200ft 370 Peromyscus formosus ♂Ab 166-94-23-10 15qms wash 371 Peromyscus formosus ♂ Ab4x2 (88-107-24-11 18qms wash 372 Peromyscus eremicus? ♀ non-repro. 171-101-20-20 15qms 373 Peromyscus eremicus? ♀ non-repro. 181-93-21-30 16qms 25 Sept Titus Canyon 1/2 mi E Klare Spring 374 Ovis canadensis nelsoni ♀ skull only 6 October MacDonald Spring 5600 ft 375 Peromyscus eremicus? ♂ Ab 175-96-18-19 17qms 376 Dipodomys merriami ♀ non-repro. 244-147-36-13 38qms 377 Pipistrellus hesperus ♀ nonrepro. 71-25-5-12-5-30 Sqms net over water 378 Myotis leibii ♂ Ab 81-33-7-15-8-32 Sqms net over water 379 Myotis thysanodes ♂ Ab 81-32-10-20-11-40 Sqms net over mine-bound 380 Pipistrellus hesperus ♂ SCRD 70-31-6-13-6-29 4qms net over water start 7 Apr 81 7 Oct Heoliqan Mine 4800 ft 381 Myotis thysanodes ♂ Ab 82-33-9-19-11-41 7qms net over mine shaft 382 Plecotus townsendi ♂ SCRD.95-46-9-40-17-43 8qms net over mine shaft 383 Peromyscus formosicus ♀ notlac 7scars (92-102-24-13 21qms 384 Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ Ab 162-72-21-19 20qms

Kunisky 1980 Catalog 12 7 Oct Hoodigan Mine 4800 Ft. cont. 385 Peromyscus eremicus ♀ not lac 46cars 183-94-20-20 19qms molting 386 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 162-88-19-20 13qms molting 387 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 177-86-19-20 20qms 388 Peroquathus foruosus ♂'Ab 176-93-23-11 18qms 389 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 172-86-21-21 19qms 390 Dipodomys merriami ♂Ab 236-145-35-12 32qms both only 391 Amea spermorphilus ♂Ab 205-79-36-12 99 qms 25 Oct Titus canyon Rd, at Titanathere Canyon 4800 ft. 392 Peromyscus crinitos ♂Ab 158-85-19-19 12qms 393 Peromyscus crinitos ♂Ab 156-86-19-19 11qms 394 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 170-84-19-19 19qms 395 Peromyscus eremicus ♂Ab 179-94-21-21 18qms 396 Peromyscus maniculatus ♂Ab144-68-19-19 15qms 397 Dipodomys merriami ♂Ab 255-149-37-13 37qms 398 Cyclomys torndye HustlaSaldscar 120-46-19-18 16qms 399 Peroquathus foruosus ♀not 167-93-23-12 14qms rept. 25 Oct Titus Canyon Rd Red Pass 5200 ft. 400 Neotoma lepida ♂Ab 254-118-30-30 88qms 401 Neotoma lepida ♀ Nourep. 249-113-29-30 89qms 402 Peromyscus crinitos ♀notlac 46cars 168-88-20-19 14qms 403 Peromyscus crinitos ♂Ab 153-82-19-18 12qms 404 Peroquathus foruosus ♀non-rep.175-95-23-11 15qms 25 Oct Titus Canyon Rd. Mine towerl 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 405 Plecotus torugzedi ♂ 90-48-9-36-17-42 9qms 26 Oct Titus Canyon Rd 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 4400 ft. 406 Peromyscus crinitos ♂Ab 156-85-19-17 11qms skinonly 407 Peromyscus eremicus ♀ 182-93-20-19 19qms 408 Peroquathus foruosus ♀non-rep. 184-109-23-11 16qms 409 Amea speruppelis laeculrus HSc 205-65-33-10 86 qms

51 potet2? TJ0084 magera multacidit to h3romer? ЧAT samp1 OE-PI-PE-241 modified bio ? problem samp1 OE-PI-PE-521 VAB samp OE-PI-24-171 dAS samp81 11-EE-EF-211 dAS samp1 10-13-28-371 vAS problem? samp85 51-2E-2H-245 dAB samp PP 51-2E-PE-205 dAS TJ0084 magera multacidit to h3romer? ЧAT samp21 PI-PI-22-291 dAS samp11 PI-PI-22-271 dAS samp P1 PI-PI-18-071 dAB samp81 16-EE-EF-PT1 VAB samp21 PI-PI-82-341 vAS sampP2 51-EE-FK1-225 dAB samp21 81-PI-2H-021 sampk1 51-EE-EF-64 TJ0057 magera multacidit to h3romer? samp88 OE-EE-B11-225 VAB samp98 OE-PE-EL-PH6 group? samp1 05-29-241 sampk1 PI-PI-52-021 samp21 11-EE-27251 problem? 11 samp 3E-PI-2E-84-90 ? TJ004D 17621 11 problem? lumps? sampP1 PI-PE-27-18 T samp21 11-EE-F01-P31 samp 28 51-2E-24266 .dAS

imqley 1980 Catalog 26 Oct Calif. Inyo Co. Death Valley NM Grapevine Mtns. Titus Canyon Rd. 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 4400 ft. Lappa - mixed lupus 410 Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Ab 190-101-20-20 17 qms 411 Peromyscus formosus ♀ non rep. 187-104-24-11 (6 qms 10 Nov Plummer Mine . Nevada, Nye Co. Grapevine Mtns. 6800 ft 412 Myotis leibii ♀ 76-38-7-13-8-31 4 qms fat 413 Myotis californica ♀ 78-37-7-13-7-32 4 qms fat 11 Nov Nevada, Nye Co. Grapevine Mtns. 8 mi E of Grapemine Peak along Plummer Canyon Rd. 5000 ft sagebrush. 414 Dipodomys merriami ♀ 254-157-37-16 40 qms 415 Onychomys torridus ♂ Ab. 133-48-20-18 13 qms 416 Reithrodonotomys megalotis ♂ Ab 139-70-18-17 9 qms 417 Peromyscus formosus ♂ Ab 189-106-23-11 26 qms 418 Dipodomys microps ♂ Ag 275-164-42-13 59 qms 419 Peromyscus formosus ♀ non rep. 174-99-24-12 (5 qms 420 Peromyscus maniculatus ♂ Ab 151-66-20-20 16 q ms Pud 240-150-37-11 30 qms 421 Dipodomys merriami ♂ Ab 249-148-40-15 [illegible] 422 Dipodomys microps ♂ Ab 249-148-40-15 46 qms 423 Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂ Scro 195-58-34-10 71 qms 18 Nov Titus Canyon at "Entering Titus Canyon" sign ~ 4000 ft 424 Peromyscus formosus ♂ Ab 187-101-25-12 17 qms 425 Merriam's caprida. ♂ Ab 265-120-31-33 88 qms 426 Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Ab 174-90-20-20 19 qms molting 427 Peromyscus eremicus ♂ Ab 173-89-20-20 19 qms 428 Peromyscus crinitus ♂ Ab 163-87-19-19 (2 qms 429 Peromyscus crinitus ♂ Ab 174-90-19-20 (2 qms End this page

palindromic [illegible] sample1 05-03-161-271 JAB sample1 11-02-701-T21 qps new 2 2022, 30th May (continued) at full weekend, same question? vol.101 Ref sample 15-02-1-05-28 2 Ref sample 06-02-1-14-07 2 questioned to 3 new 8 (continued) at full weekend, same question? vol.111 [illegible] +90002, (65 million) question? sample? sample01 24-15-721-125 sample1 31-05-84-551 JAB sample 21-01-95-751 JAB sample25 11-05-201-261 JAB sample22 21-05-201-315 JAB sample21 31-05-99-871 qps new 2 sample01 02-05-53-171 JAB sample2 11-15-021-042, qps? sample26 21-04-391-122 JAB sample01 02-15-82-271 qps? "the question?" (continued) at full weekend, same question? vol.111 sample1 31-15-901-781 JAB sample06 12-15-051-232 JAB put Hare sample01 02-05-09-871 JAB sample01 06-05-88-871 JAB sample01 11-01-118-021 JAB sample01 04-02-09-181 JAB

Kingsley 1980 Catalog 14 19 Nov Titus Canyon Rd at Klare Spring - Spruce Line 430 Neotoma lepida ♀N 255-116-28-29 76que 431 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 155-81-19-20 10que ♀AB 432 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 151-80-19-20 9que molting 19 Nov Titus Canyon Rd at Klare Spring - Hill Line 433 Acmopspermophilus leucurus ♂Ab 5x12 208-55-35[illegible] -14 83ques 434 Neotoma lepida ♀que rep.265-116-27-32 86que 435 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 178-98-20-20 13que 19 Nov Titus Canyon Rd 3.1 mi W of Klare Spring 2000 ft 436 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 171-90-19-18 18que 437 Peromyscus crinitus ♀5x00 189-100-20-20 14que molting 20 Nov Grapevine Canyon 1 mi E of Scotty's Castle Dry Canyon 438 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 165-89-19-20 12que 439 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 170-92-20-19 11que 440 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 162-90-19-20 12que 441 Acmopspermophilus ♂Ab (190-41)-31-11 88ques 442 Acmopspermophilus ♀non 191-58-34-11 80ques 20 Nov Grapevine Canyon Riparian 1mi E of Scotty's Castle 3100ft. 443 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 178-94-20-20 20que molting 444 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 178-91-20-21 19que 445 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 182-95-20-20 21 que to CLD 446 Peromyscus crinitus ♀que rep 177-90-20-20 19 que to CLD 447 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 152-83-19-19 11que 448 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 174-92-20-20 17 que 449 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 153-82-20-20 12que 450 Peromyscus crinitus ♀larc 3x00 191-104-19-20 21 que 451 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 182-96-20-20 21que 451 21que 452 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 161-82-19-20 13 que CL-Douglas skeleton only 453 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 159-86-19-19 11que to CLD 454 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 184-95-20-21 21 que molting

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Singley 1980 Catalog 20 NOV Grapevine Canyon Riparian 455 Peromyscus crinitus Ab 159-80-19-19 10 qms 456 Neotoma lepida F noureprod. 280-138-29-32 87 qms 457 Neotoma lepida c sro. 81-124-30-32 135 qms 21 NOV Grapevine Canyon 3.7 miles E of Scotty's Castle, 3784 feet Calif. Inyo Co. Death Valley NM RTES 458 Peromyscus crinitus F nou rep. 161-90-19-18 11 qms 459 Peromyscus crinitus Ab 145-83-18-18 11 qms 460 Dipodomys microps Ab (245-137)-40-12 53 qms 461 Dipodomys microps Ab 281-166-41-13 5 kqms 21 NOV Grapevine Canyon, Cottonwood Curve. 1 mile W of Scotty's Castle 2700 ft. Riparian, dry wash, and rocky hill 462 Peromyscus crinitus F nou rep. 172-88-19-20 13 qms F nourep. 179-91-20-21 20 qms 463 Peromyscus eremicus Ab 173-89-20-20 19 qms molting 464 Peromyscus crinitus Ab 158-86-20-18 13 qms 465 Neotoma lepida Ab 260-119-29-30 89 qms 466 Peromyscus eremicus F nou rep. 182-93-20-21 19 qms molting 467 Peromyscus eremicus not saved - tail damaged 27 NOV Scotty's Castle Rd (ROUTES) Milepost 10 Mesquite Hummocks 468 Peromyscus crinitus F nou-rep 161-89-18-19 12 qms 28 NOV Scotty's Castle Rd (ROUTES) Milepost 10 Mesquite Hummocks 469 Dipodomys deserti? Ab 300-186-50-17 89 qms 28 NOV Scotty's Castle Rd (ROUTES) Milepost 14 Stony Bajada 470 Peromyscus crinitus 157-87-19-19 9 qms F nou rep. 28 NOV Scotty's Castle Rd (ROUTES) Milepost 24 Wash and Bajada 471 Paroquatus formosus Ab 186-100-24-12 19 qms 472 Peromyscus crinitus F nou reprod. 163-91-20-20 10 qms 473 Peromyscus crinitus F nonreprod 165-40-20-20 10 qms 29 NOV 474 Peromyscus crinitus Ab 164-89-20-20 9 qms 475 Peromyscus crinitus F add 164-89-20-20 11 qms scars

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Kingeloy 1980 catalog 16 30 Nov Scotty: Castle Rd (Route 5) milepost 26.5 bajada-Larrea 1700 ft 476 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 155-87-20-19 10 qms 477 Peromyscus crinitus ♂ Ab 155-83-20-20 11 qms 478 Dipodomys merriami (193-98)-36-12 34 qms ♂Ab 30 Nov Route 5 milepost 26.5 weals, rocky, Larrea-Hyppovoclea 479 Neotoma lepida ♂Ab 255-122-30-31 78 qms 30 Nov Route 5 milepost 30.1 bajada larrea 1940 ft 480 Dipodomys merriami ♀ non rep. 242-(14)-37-11 26 qms 481 Dipodomys merriami ♀ 2 old sacs 227-132-35-11 30 qms 1 Dec 482 Ammospermophilus leucurus ♂scro 194-56-37-11 83 qms 483 Ammospermophilus leucurus ♀ non rep. (185-35)-37/10 92 qms 215.6 ft 1 Dec Route 5 milepost 33, disturbed soil, old Grapevines Ranger Station 484 Thomomys ♀ non rep. 175-57-23-7 73 qms 1 Dec Surprise Springs 2800 ft 485 Peromyscus crinitus ♂Ab 161-81-20-2( 13 qms 486 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 162-86-20-20 10 qms non rep. 487 Neotoma lepida ♀ non rep. 262-120-30-32 86 qms 488 Neotoma lepida ♀ non rep. 248-115-30-30 88 qms fat, bot 489 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 155-83-19-19 11 qms not loc 3 scars 490 Dipodomys microps ♂Ab 275-157-40-13 58 qms 491 Dipodomys merriami ♀ non rep. 226-131-37-12 33 qms very fat 492 Dipodomys merriami ♂Ab 232-140-36-13 30 qms 493 Peromyscus crinitus ♀ 158-81-20-19 12 qms 494 Ammospermophilus leucurus ♀ non rep. 195-55-36-9 86 qms very fat

palato -27001 sample P1-56-18-31 Q sample D5-02-01-74 Gb DAP sample S1-26-(8)-CPI) sample J1-96-28-17-16 Gb -24-CPI sample #1 Jod 1,28 Trepeller 2 stud sample I1-76-15-36 Q sample 11-76-28-1722 sample sample 11-76-29-41 Gb sample D1-75-(20-20) Q sample T-62-16-21 Q spring 2 school sample T-88-13-101 Gb sample P1-82-04-21 Q sample 37-05-00-222 Q DAP sample D6-02-11-522 sample sample P1-01-26-21 Q sample D1-07-21-71 Gb -29 your sample S1-26-18-222 Q sample 21-26-04-222 Gb sample P1-02-18-31 Q -29 your sample P-26-07-21 Q

176 APPENDIX III CATALOG OF SPECIMENS Explanation: The first number is the collector's number, then comes the genus, species, and subspecies. The sexes are designated as M for male, F for female. Reproductive conditions are designated by Sc for scrotal, Ab for abdominal testes in males; in females, L denotes lactating, S denotes placental scars, E means embryos, a number preceding S or E gives their number, N means no embryos and no scars. The group of num- bers separated by hyphens is the set of standard measurements: total length-tail-hind foot-ear from notch. In bats, tragus and forearm are noted also. If total length-tail are in parenthesis, the tail had been amputated before the animal was captured. The next number is weight in grams. If the specimen was not weighed, "n.w." is noted. The last entry designated exceptions to standard skin and skull preparations, or molt- ing. 18 Feb 1979. California. Inyo Co: Death Valley National Monument. Scotty's Ranch. 2200 Ft. Riparian. 1. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 181-89-21-19 n.w. 3. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 165-95-21-20 20.5 gms 4. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus F4S 180-96-19-20 20.9 gms 6. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb 263-115-31-26 76.5 gms 7. Neotoma lepida lepida MSC 275-150-31-26 115.7 gms 8. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 169-91-19-18 17.3 gms 9. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3S 173-83-19-15 21.7 gms 10. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 180-98-19-20 19.5 gms 11. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb (145-62)-19-18 19.3 gms 10 Mar 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Road. 4 Mi. W. Monument Boundary. Mixed Shrub. 4800 Ft. 12. Ammospermophilus l. leucurus MSc 195-52-33-13 83.3 gms 13. Dipodomys microps occidentalis F3E 252-155-41-13 63.5 gms 14. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F3E 152-70-19-20 23.6 gms skull only 15. Dipodomys microps occidentalis FlE 270-162-42-13 62.8 gms 16. Dipodomys merriami merriami F2E 235-140-34-11 38.3 gms 17. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 150-63-18-17 19.6 gms 18. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 147-64-18-19 18.8 gms 19. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-63-19-17 17.5 gms 20. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F4E 150-64-19-17 26 gms 21. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 246-149-37-13 41 gms

177 May 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Mi. E. and 1 Mi. N. Grapevine Peak. 5200 Ft. Sagebrush. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 252-143-37-12 43.2 gms Perognathus longimembris panamintinus FL11S 134-69-19-6 10 gms Dipodomys microps occidentalis FL4S 255-143-41-12 50.3 gms Dipodomys microps occidentalis MSc 261-155-40-12 56.2 gms Dipodomys microps occidentalis F4S 275-160-42-12 60.9 gms Neotoma lepida lepida MSc 272-111-29-27 126.7 gms Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 131-59-18-16 11 gms molting Neotoma lepida lepida MAAb 241-102-28-26 78.7 gms Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 150-62-20-18 16.5 gms Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MSc 163-84-20-16 12.8 gms Perognathus formosus mohavensis FL4S (124-45)-23-10 20 gms Perognathus longimembris panamintinus MAAb 136-72-19-6 8.1 gms skel. to CLD Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAAb 175-65-34-11 61 gms Neotoma lepida lepida FN 244-106-30-23 75.9 gms Neotoma lepida lepida MAB 261-112-30-29 103.6 gms Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FL4E 185-100-21-18 17.4 gms Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAAb 129-58-18-13 12.4 gms Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MSc 205-60-37-10 102.1 gms Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus FN 170-61-34-11 51.7 gms 2 June 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. rozzi Ranch - Brier Spring. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 1. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-68-20-17 19.5 gms skull only 2. Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis FL4S 132-66-15-12 10.7 gms 3. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 143-63-19-16 11.3 gms skull only 4. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 145-67-20-17 15.1 gms skull only 5. Peromyscus truei truei FL3E 191-93-21-25 25.0 gms 6. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAAb 146-61-20-17 15.7 gms 7. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F6E 146-64-19-16 22.0 gms 8. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 132-58-19-15 13.6 gms 9. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAAb 136-58-18-16 11.5 gms 0. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 139-64-19-16 12.6 gms 1. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 130-57-18-15 12.5 gms 2. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 139-63-19-16 11.8 gms skull only 3. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 158-70-19-17 20.3 gms

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178 25-27 June 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1 Mi. S. and 2 Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 74. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-68-20-17 13.1 gms 75. Peromyscus truei truei MSc 178-86-22-25 18.5 gms 76. Peromyscus truei truei F4E 190-99-23-26 27.1 gms 77. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 157-70-19-18 n.w. 78. Peromyscus truei truei FN 162-81-21-22 13.3 gms molting 79. Eutamias panamintinus FL2S 225-86-32-20 80. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 137-64-19-15 11.6 gms 81. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 150-68-21-18 18.6 gms 82. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL4S 152-69-19-17 n.w. 83. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL6S 159-75-19-19 20.8 gms 84. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 142-65-18-18 15.4 gms 85. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 142-65-18-17 15.9 gms 86. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F4E 165-77-19-17 n.w. 7-10 July 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Strozzi Ranch - Brier Spring. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 87. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-64-21-21 n.w. 88. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 134-56-20-18 n.w. 89. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MSc 188-95-24-10 n.w. 90. Perognathus parvus olivaceus FL2S 187-92-24-9 n.w. 91. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 152-58-21-19 n.w. 92. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F4S 152-58-19-21 n.w. skull only 93. Peromyscus truei truei MSc 189-80-22-27 n.w. 94. Peromyscus truei truei MSc 192-89-22-26 n.w. 95. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F7S no data skull only 96. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 149-64-21-20 n.w. 97. Perognathus parvus olivaceus FN 167-89-24-8 12.8 gms 98. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 147-65-21-19 17.9 gms 99. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 159-65-22-19 20.0 gms 19-20 July 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1 Mi. S. and 2 Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 100. Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis MSc 134-64-18-15 n.w. 101. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-59-22-19 n.w. 102. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F5S 156-76-22-20 n.w. 103. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 159-69-21-20 n.w. 104. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 165-70-21-20 n.w. 20-21 July 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1 Mi. S. and 2 Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 105. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 144-62-20-18 n.w. skull only 106. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 143-63-21-19 n.w. skull only

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-22 July 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Mi. S. and ½ Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. 7800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 7. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 152-67-20-19 n.w. 8. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-62-20-20 n.w. skull only 9. Peromyscus truei truei MAb 169-82-23-25 n.w. 0. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 145-59-20-20 n.w. skull only 1. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 147-65-21-19 n.w. skull only 2. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL4S 145-54-20-18 n.w. 3. Peromyscus truei truei MAb 175-83-23-27 n.w. skull only 4. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F4S 155-61-20-19 n.w. data only 5. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 160-68-21-19 n.w. data only -23 July 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Peak. 8700 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 16. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL3S 149-58-21-18 n.w. data only 17. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 159-69-20-20 n.w. skull only 18. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 144-59-20-19 n.w. data only 19. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL4E 154-64-21-20 n.w. 20. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 143-60-21-19 n.w. data only 21. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F7S 158-62-21-20 n.w. skull only 22. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 151-63-20-20 n.w. skull only 23. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 150-59-19-19 n.w. data only 24. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-58-19-18 n.w. data only Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. ½ Mi. S. and 2¼ Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. Phinney Mine. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 25. Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis MSc 140-71-19-15 n.w. 26. Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis MSc 136-64-18-15 n.w. 27. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 158-66-20-19 n.w. 28. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 154-62-21-20 n.w. 29. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb 258-106-31-30 n.w. Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Mi. E. and 1 Mi. N. Grapevine Peak. 6400 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 30. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 151-67-20-20 n.w. skull only 31. Neotoma lepida lepida MSc 253-113-31-30 n.w. 32. Ammospermophilus leucurus FN 188-55-33-14 n.w. 7 Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Phinney Mine Shaft. 133. Plecotus townsendii pallescens FN 93-43-10-36-14-43 8 gms 134. Plecotus townsendii pallescens FL 97-48-13-37-18-46 9.1 gms 135. Plecotus townsendii pallescens MAb 91-46-10-34-14-42 7 gms

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180 17 Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Strozzi Ranch. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 137. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MSc 167-90-20-18 13.3 gms 138. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL6E 148-64-20-19 17.8 gms 139. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 157-73-20-18 18.3 gms 140. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 162-86-24-9 16.1 gms 141. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F3E 142-56-20-19 18.9 gms 142. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 138-61-20-19 15.3 gms 18 Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Strozzi Ranch. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 143. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-70-20-19 17.7 gms 144. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-57-21-17 22.2 gms 145. Perognathus parvus olivaceus FN 159-84-23-9 13.9 gms 146. Perognathus parvus olivaceus F7S 180-95-25-9 19.3 gms 147. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 154-62-20-18 18.9 gms 148. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MSc 156-81-20-19 12.8 gms 149. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 167-88-20-20 14.4 gms 151. Peromyscus truei truei MSc 182-86-25-29 22.3 gms 17 Aug 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 5 Mi. E. and 1¼ Mi. S. Grapevine Peak. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland Near Springs. 152. Odocoileus hemionus hemionus skull only 153. Odocoileus hemionus hemionus skull only, fragmented 154. Bos taurus horn only 2 Sep 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1¼ Mi. E. Mexican Camp. 5600 Ft. Sagebrush. 155. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 189-108-25-13 19 gms skull only 156. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F4S 147-59-20-16 13.7 gms 157. Onychomys torridus longicaudus FN 121-43-19-16 14.1 gms 158. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 179-97-24-12 16.7 gms 159. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 231-138-36-14 31.3 gms 160. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 235-139-37-11 31.6 gms 161. Peromyscus truei truei FL5S 186-88-23-27 n.w. 162. Dipodomys microps occidentalis FN 252-145-40-13 50.5 gms 164. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-64-20-18 18.1 gms 165. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAb 185-57-35-10 60.2 gms 166. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 272-167-42-12 54.1 gms 167. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MSc 262-161-43-15 53.7 gms 168. Onychomys torridus longicaudus MAb 115-42-20-16 12.6 gms 171. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 215-132-37-14 21 gms

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181 172. Dipodomys merriami merriami F3S 233-140-37-14 34.9 gms 173. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 241-142-39-14 36.4 gms 174. Dipodomys microps occidentalis F2S 261-147-41-15 51.9 gms 177. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 252-146-39-15 37.5 gms 178. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 135-62-19-17 12.5 gms 179. Onychomys torridus longicaudus MAb 116-43-21-18 14.5 gms 180. Dipodomys microps occidentalis FN 252-154-40-14 48.8 gms 181. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MSc 204-64-35-13 80 gms 182. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAb 191-58-35-12 69 gms 183. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus - (176-32)-36-14 83.3 gms 184. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 213-130-37-14 24.6 gms 185. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb (225-119)-38-13 41.7 gms skull only 186. Perognathus parvus olivaceus - 166-85-23-9 n.w. 187. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 240-145-39-14 43.3 gms 188. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 258-150-42-14 54.2 gms 189. Reithrodonmys megalotis megalotis MAb 129-63-17-15 7.7 gms 190. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 151-64-19-17 19.4 gms 191. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 152-66-20-19 19.8 gms skull only 192. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 181-99-24-9 17.9 gms 193. Onychomys torridus longicaudus FN 117-45-20-17 13.2 gms 194. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 142-65-21-19 n.w. 196. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 148-64-21-18 16 gms 197. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis - 155-63-20-19 20 gms 200. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 196-109-25-12 16 gms skull only 201. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 262-118-29-32 106 gms 202. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc 153-58-20-18 18.7 gms 9 Sep 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1 Mi. S. and 2 Mi. E. Grapevine Peak. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 204. Peromyscus truei truei MAb (160-73)-22-27 24 gms 205. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 155-62-18-19 25.1 gms 206. Peromyscus truei truei FN 185-88-24-28 24.5 gms 208. Reithrodonmys megalotis megalotis FN 134-64-16-15 12 gms 14 Oct 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 7 Mi. E. and 1 Mi. N. Grapevine Peak. 5200 Ft. Sagebrush. 212. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 158-86-20-19 12 gms 213. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb (222-70)-28-30 143 gms data only 216. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 170-95-23-10 14 gms 217. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 254-148-39-13 55 gms 218. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 149-84-19-19 12 gms 220. Onychomys torridus longicaudus MAb 123-45-21-16 14 gms 221. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 164-89-19-18 13 gms 222. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 241-141-35-12 35 gms 226. Onychomys torridus longicaudus MAb 133-44-20-17 19 gms 227. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 164-88-19-20 14 gms 228. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F4S 167-86-19-19 14 gms

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182 237. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 270-163-39-13 59 gms 240. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 148-80-19-19 12 gms 243. Dipodomys merriami merriami F2S 211-125-35-12 35 gms 23 Nov 1979. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Willow Spring Road 2 Mi. W. of Leadfield Road. 3600 Ft. Creosote Bush. 250. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 227-138-38-12 42 gms 253. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 246-152-37-12 38 gms 254. Dipodomys microps occidentalis FN 244-149-41-14 49 gms 255. Dipodomys microps occidentalis FN 264-160-41-14 48 gms 256. Onychomys torridus longicaudus FN 120-45-18-17 14 gms 1 Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Scotty's Ranch. 2200 Ft. Creosote Bush. 265. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 174-95-24-11 17 gms skull only 266. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 180-96-23-11 17 gms 267. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F3E 162-84-19-18 16.7 gms 268. Perognathus formosus mohavensis F3S 180-93-24-12 15.8 gms 269. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 182-105-25-11 16.1 gms 270. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MSc 161-88-20-19 13.2 gms 271. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 185-105-24-12 n.w. 1 Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Scotty's Ranch. 2200 Ft. Desert Spring and Marsh. 272. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL4S 167-89-20-18 18.8 gms 273. Reithrodonomys megalotis megalotis F2S 142-70-17-15 11.2 gms 274. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus F3S 186-95-21-20 23.9 gms 275. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi - 173-93-20-20 15 gms 276. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc (165-74)-22-20 23.2 gms 277. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 192-99-22-20 24 gms 278. Reithrodonomys megalotis megalotis MSc 146-71-17-16 12.5 gms 279. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 181-115-25-11 16 gms 280. Reithrodonomys megalotis megalotis MSc 140-69-18-17 11 gms 281. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3S 190-101-21-22 25.3 gms 282. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 195-110-21-23 20.5 gms 283. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3S 166-92-21-20 18 gms 284. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 186-100-20-20 22 gms 285. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 177-94-20-20 24.6 gms 2 Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Scotty's Ranch. 2200 Ft. Desert Spring and Marsh. 286. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 187-99-21-19 23.1 gms 287. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 176-90-21-20 21.1 gms 288. Reithrodonomys megalotis megalotis FL1S 139-68-18-16 11.8 gms

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183 89. Neotoma lepida lepida FL3E 255-112-30-30 121.2 gms 90. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 206-116-26-12 20 gms skull only 91. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 178-94-19-19 21.3 gms 92. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus F3E 188-97-22-21 23.3 gms 93. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F4E 163-85-20-19 17.1 gms 94. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 198-103-21-21 29.4 gms 95. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3S4E 184-92-21-20 25.3 gms 96. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 195-94-21-20 26.9 gms 97. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3E (142-59)-22-20 26.6 gms 98. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 183-98-21-20 21.9 gms Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. [cotty's Ranch.] 2200 Ft. Creosote Bush. 99. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 237-143-37-13 39 gms 00. Dipodomys merriami merriami F2S 245-143-38-14 33 gms skull only 01. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 190-107-25-10 19 gms skull only 02. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 181-104-23-11 18.2 gms skull only Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. [Route 5 Milepost 4.] Sea Level. Desert Holly Stand. 03. Dipodomys merriami merriami FL2S 230-138-36-14 33 gms data only 04. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 222-136-37-13 36.8 gms Apr 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. [Route 5 Milepost 7.] Sea Level. Mesquite Hummocks. 305. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 239-145-35-15 34 gms 5 June 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. [Leadfield Rd.] 1 Mi. W. of State Border. 5200 Ft. Mixed Shrub. 306. Dipodomys merriami merriami MSc 248-145-38-14 41 gms 307. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MSc 192-101-21-20 21 gms 308. Ammospermophilus leucurus FN 182-59-36-12 56 gms 309. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MSc 173-93-20-19 14 gms 310. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL2S3E 162-75-20-19 25 gms 311. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 143-77-19-17 10 gms 312. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MSc 188-95-24-12 17 gms 313. Dipodomys microps occidentalis F2E 263-147-42-15 52 gms 12 June 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Strozzi Ranch. 6200 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 314. Thomomys bottae oreocuc FN 185-56-25-6 74.9 gms 315. Thomomys bottae oreocuc - 203-64-28-6 88.4 gms

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184 316. Thomomys bottae oreocus FL5S 192-53-26-7 87.8 gms 12 June 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Phinney Canyon Rd. 4.5 Mi. E. and 1 Mi. N. of Grapevine Peak. 5600 Ft. Sagebrush. 317. Sylvilagus audubonii arizonae MSC 351-44-83-78 776 gms 20 June 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1.5 Mi. E. and 1 Mi. S. of Grapevine Peak. 7600 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. 318. Eutamias panamintinus panamintinus FN 205-80-30-20 48 gms 5-6 July 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 3.5 Mi. E. of Strozzi Ranch. 5100 Ft. Sagebrush. 319. Thomomys bottae oreocus FL 190-61-27-6 84 gms 320. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb 214-85-30-27 47 gms 321. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis F3S 157-74-20-18 16 gms 322. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 225-135-36-13 25 gms 323. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 195-103-24-10 19 gms 324. Onychomys torridus longicaudus F3E 130-45-20-18 16 gms 6-7 July 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 1.5 Mi. E. of Strozzi Ranch. 5800 Ft. Pinyon-Sagebrush Ecotone. 325. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSC 155-68-21-20 15 gms 326. Peromyscus truei truei MAb 183-90-13-28 n.w. 327. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FL2S 161-82-19-18 15.3 gms 328. Perognathus parvus olivaceus F5E 165-86-22-8 16 gms 329. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 156-90-22-7 12.5 gms 330. Onychomys torridus longicaudus FL4S 131-46-19-18 19 gms 28 July 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Scotty's Castle. 3000 Ft. Roost in Rafters of Stable. 331. Autrozous pallidus pallidus MSC 103-40-13-31-14-52 10 gms 332. Autrozous pallidus pallidus FN 111-44-13-36-17-53 16 gms 29 July 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Residence Area. 2200 Ft. Around Trailers. 333. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 237-141-37-15 26 gms 334. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 254-109-30-31 89 gms 335. Perognathus formosus formosus FN 180-109-22-10 11 gms

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185 July 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. ne Tunnels. ½ M. E. of Leadfield. 4400 Ft. 6. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MSC 83-37-10-20-9-42 7 gms 7. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MSC 87-37-10-21-11-41 6.5 gms 8. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MSC 79-33-9-18-8-40 6.5 gms 9. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MSC 88-39-9-20-11-42 7.3 gms Aug 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. tus Canyon, Klare Spring. 3200 Ft. Mist Net Over Water. Canyon. 0. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus MSC 64-25-6-11-5-29 2.7 gms 1. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus FN 63-30-5.5-10-4-31 2.8 gms 2. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus FN 69-29-6-11-4-31 3.9 gms 3. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus FN 70-28-6-11-5-31 3.9 gms 6 Sep 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. rapevine Peak. 8600 Ft. Pinyon-Limber Pine. 14. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FL4E 155-73-21-19 21 gms 15. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSC 149-63-20-18 18 gms 16. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MSc(142-64)-20-20 20gm data only 17. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis FN 150-68-18-19 n.w. data only 7 Sep 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Mi. E. and 1 Mi. N. of Grapevine Peak. 5500 Ft. Sagebrush. 48. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 174-93-22-9 15 gms 49. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 139-64-20-19 16 gms 50. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAb 202-62-36-10 86 gms 52. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 162-89-19-18 13 gms 53. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 153-85-18-18 11 gms 54. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus FN 209-72-35-11 86 gms 55. Perognathus parvus olivaceus - 164-93-23-8 14 gms 56. Perognathus parvus olivaceus MAb 185-102-24-10 20 gms 57. Perognathus parvus olivaceus FN 164-85-23-10 14 gms 58. Onychomys torridus longicaudus FN 134-46-19-19 16 gms molting 60. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 242-141-40-14 46 gms data only 23 Sep 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. hinney Mine. 6800 Ft. Roosting in Mineshaft. Pinyon. 361. Plecotus townsendii pallescens FN 95-50-11-36-15-45 8 gms

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186 24 Sep 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Rd. 2 Mi. W. of Monument Boundary. 3800 Ft. Creosote Bush. 362. Dipodomys merriami merriami F2S 240-139-37-13 41 gms 363. Dipodomys merriami merriami F4S 238-146-37-14 41 gms 364. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 183-102-25-12 21 gms 365. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 186-104-23-12 17 gms 366. Perognathus longimembris panamintinus FN 129-74-19-6 7 gms 367. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 180-100-20-20 16 gms 368. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 168-92-21-20 15 gms 369. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 270-154-44-13 58 gms 25 Sep 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Rd. 4 Mi. W. of Monument Boundary. 4200 Ft. Mixed Shrub. 370. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 166-94-23-10 15 gms 371. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 188-107-24-11 18 gms 372. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 171-101-20-20 15 gms 373. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 181-93-21-20 16 gms 25 Sep 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Titus Canyon, 0.5 Mi. E. of Klare Spring. 3500 Ft. Canyon. 374. Ovis canadensis nelsoni FL skull only 6 Oct 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. McDonald Spring. 5600 Ft. Sagebrush. 375. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 175-96-18-19 17 gms 376. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 244-147-36-13 38 gms 377. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus FN 71-25-5-12-5-30 5 gms 378. Myotis leibii melanorhinus MAb 81-33-7-15-8-32 5 gms 379. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MAb 81-32-10-20-11-40 5 gms 380. Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus MSC 70-31-6-13-6-29 4 gms 7 Oct 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Hooligan Mine. 4800 Ft. Mixed Shrub. 381. Myotis thysanodes thysanodes MAB 82-33-9-19-11-41 7 gms 382. Plecotus townsendii pallescens MSC 95-46-9-40-17-43 8 gms 383. Perognathus formosus mohavensis F7S 192-102-24-13 21 gms 384. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAB 162-72-21-19 20 gms 385. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus F4S 183-94-20-20- 19 gms 386. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 162-88-19-20 13 gms 387. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 177-86-19-20 20 gms 388. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAB 176-93-23-11 18 gms 389. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 172-86-21-21 19 gms 390. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAB 236-145-35-12 32 gms data only 391. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAB 205-79-36-12 99 gms

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187 Oct 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Rd. at Titanotherre Canyon. 4800 Ft. Mixed Shrub. 2. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 158-85-19-19 12 gms 3. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 156-86-19-19 11 gms 4. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 170-84-19-19 19 gms 5. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 179-94-21-21 18 gms 6. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 144-68-19-19 15 gms 7. Dipodomys merriami merriami MAb 255-149-37-13 37 gms 8. Onychomys torridus longicaudus F5S 120-46-19-18 16 gms 9. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 167-93-23-12 14 gms 5 Oct 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Rd. at Red Pass. 5200 Ft. Canyon. 10. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb 254-118-30-30 88 gms 11. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 249-113-29-30 89 gms 12. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F4S 168-88-20-19 14 gms 13. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 153-82-19-18 12 gms 14. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 175-95-23-11 15 gms 5 Oct 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Mine tunnel 1/2 Mile east of Leadfield. 4400 Ft. Canyon. 05. Plecotus townsendii pallescens MSc 90-48-9-36-17-42 9 gms 6 Oct 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Leadfield Rd. 1/2 mile east of Leadfield. 4400 Ft. Canyon. 06. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 156-85-19-17 11 gms skin only 07. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus - 182-93-20-19 19 gms 08. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 184-109-23-11 16 gms 09. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MSc 205-65-33-10 86 gms 10. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 190-101-20-20 17 gms 11. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 187-104-24-11 16 gms 10 Nov 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. Phinney Mine. 6800 Ft. Pinyon Woodland. Mineshaft. 112. Myotis leibii melanorhinus FN 76-38-7-13-8-31 4 gms 113. Myotis californicus pallidus FN 78-37-7-13-7-32 4 gms 11 Nov 1980. Nevada. Nye Co. Death Valley National Monument. 3 miles east of Grapevine Peak, Phinney Canyon Rd. 5000 Ft. Sagebrush. 414. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 254-157-37-16 40 gms 415. Onychomys torridus longicaudus MAb 133-48-20-18 13 gms 416. Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis MAb 139-70-18-17 9 gms 417. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 189-106-23-11 26 gms 418. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 275-164-42-13 59 gms 419. Perognathus formosus mohavensis FN 174-99-24-12 15 gms

188 420. Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis MAb 151-66-20-20 16 gms 421. Dipodomys merriami merriami FN 240-150-37-11 30 gms 422. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAB 249-148-40-15 46 gms 423. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MSc 195-58-34-10 71 gms 18 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Titus Canyon Rd. at "Entering Titus Canyon" sign. 4000 Ft. Canyon. 424. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAB 187-101-25-12 17 gms 425. Neotoma lepida lepida MAB 265-120-31-33 88 gms 426. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 174-90-20-20 19 gms 427. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 173-89-20-20 19 gms 428. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 163-87-19-19 12 gms 429. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 174-90-19-20 12 gms 19 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Titus Canyon Rd. at Klare Spring. 3200 Ft. Canyon. 430. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 255-116-28-29 76 gms 431. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 155-81-19-20 10 gms 432. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 151-80-19-20 9 gms 433. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAb 208-55-35-14 83 gms 434. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 265-116-27-32 86 gms 435. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 178-98-20-20 13 gms 19 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Titus Canyon 3 miles west of Klare Spring. 2000 Ft. Canyon. 436. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 171-90-19-18 13 gms 437. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F5S 189-100-20-20 14 gms 20 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Canyon. 1 mile east of Scotty's Castle. 3100 Ft. Canyon. 438. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 165-89-19-20 12 gms 439. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 170-92-20-19 11 gms 440. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 162-90-19-20 12 gms 441. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus MAb (190-41)-31-11 88 gms 442. Ammospermophilus leucurus leucurus FN 191-58-34-11 80 gms 20 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Canyon. 1 mile east of Scotty's Castle. 3100 Ft. Spring. 443. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 178-94-20-20 20 gms molting 444. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 178-91-20-21 19 gms 445. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAB 182-95-20-20 21 gms skel to CLD 446. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 177-90-20-20 19 gms skel to CLD 447. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 152-83-19-19 11 gms 448. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 174-92-20-20 17 gms 449. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAB 153-82-20-20 12 gms 450. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FL3S 191-104-19-20 21 gms

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189 451. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 182-96-20-20 21 gms 452. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 161-82-19-20 13 gms skel to CLD 453. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 159-86-19-19 11 gms skel to CLD 454. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus MAb 184-95-20-21 21 gms molting 455. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 159-80-19-19 10 gms 456. Neotoma lepida lepida FN 280-138-29-32 87 gms 457. Neotoma lepida lepida MSc 281-124-30-32 135 gms 21 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Canyon, 3.5 miles east of Scotty's Castle. 3784 Ft. Canyon. 458. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 161-90-19-18 11 gms 459. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 145-83-18-18 11 gms 460. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb (245-137)-40-12 53 gms 461. Dipodomys microps occidentalis MAb 281-166-41-13 56 gms 21 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Grapevine Canyon 1 mi. west of Scotty's Castle. 2700 Ft. Spring & Creosote Bush. 462. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 172-88-19-20 13 gms 463. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 179-91-20-21 20 gms molting 464. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 158-86-20-18 13 gms 465. Neotoma lepida lepida MAb 260-119-29-30 89 gms 466. Peromyscus eremicus eremicus FN 182-93-20-21 19 gms molting 27 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Route 5, milepost 10. 100 Ft. Creosote Bush. Mesquite Hummocks. 468. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 161-89-18-19 12 gms 469. Dipodomys deserti deserti MAb 300-186-50-17 89 gms 28 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Route 5, milepost 14. 140 Ft. Canyon. Bajada and wash. 470. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 157-87-19-19 9 gms 28 Nov 1980. California. Inyo Co. Death Valley National Monument. Route 5, milepost 24. 1300 Ft. Canyon. Bajada and wash. 471. Perognathus formosus mohavensis MAb 186-100-24-12 19 gms 472. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 163-91-20-20 10 gms 473. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi FN 165-90-20-20 10 gms 474. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi MAb 164-89-20-20 9 gms 475. Peromyscus crinitus stephensi F2S 164-89-20-20 11 gms

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Trap-nights Record DATE LOCALITY LINES NO.TRAPS Elev. 18Feb79 Scotty's Ranch I- 40 2200 10Mar79 Titus Canyon Rd I- 80 4000 31 Mar79. Curtis Well sage flat 50 4400 NO rocky hill 50 30May79 Phinneyan RD SS flat wash, I 40 5200 flat wash, slope 30 rocky hill 40 rocky hill + wash 40 12Jun79 Strozzi Ranch stream 26 6400 rocky slope 40 road riparian 40 25June1979 Phinney Mine road 80 6800 road 80 rocky hillside 40 7July79 Strozzi Ranch stream+ wash 50 6400 rocky hill 80 rocky hill 40 road 30 19 July79 Phinney Mine rocky hillside 18 6800 narrow rocky canyon 30 21July79 Bat. Phinney +Grapevine rock outcrops 24 7500 22July79 Grapevine Peak sage meadow 30 7700 4Aug77/79 Phinney Spring spring 22 6800 5 Aug 79 Canyon wash 40 6400 16 Aug 79 Strozzi Ranch road 40 6400 road 34 cross valley 80 1-2 Sept Mexican Camp Rd road 80 5600 cross valley ridge 80 draw 40

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8-9 Sept 79 Phinney Mine rocky ridge 150 (200) 13-14 Oct 79 Phinney Can. Rd. SS slope 40 520 edge flat 80 22-24 Nov 79 Window Spring Rd desert pavement 40 3600 wall 40 31 Mar 80 Scotty's Ranch riparian 40 2200 desert 20 1 Apr 80 Scotty's Ranch riparian 40 2200 desert 20 riparian 40 riparian 22 riparian 40 2 Apr 80 Scotty's Ranch desert 40 2200 3 Apr 80 Valley Tidieltonnia 40 240 larrea 40 Atriplex 38 Mespilite 20 4 June 80 Titus Canyon Rd 1 26 5250 2 40 3 38 4 36 19 June 80 Phinney Mine road rock outcrops 66 7600 4 July 80 Strozi Ranch Rd cross ridge 80 3 1/2 mi NE Strozi Ranch valley-wash 79 5100 5 July 80 Strozi Ranch Rd cross ridge 80 5800 1.5 mi NE ranch valley-wash 80 ridge 40 2669 28 July 1980 Superior residence area 20

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14 Sept Grapevine Peak woodland 30 8600 17 Sept 5mi E Lwin GV Peak sagerush 100 5500 22 Sept 3/2 mi E Lwin GV Peak ecotone 100 5800 23 Sept Titus Canyon Rd 2mi W Budry harrier 100 3800 24 Sept Titus Canyon Rd 4mi W Budry Mixed+wash 120 4200 4 Oct Plimney Canyon rd ur Seismo - Sagerush 80 5200 5 Oct McDonald Spring sagerush 80 5600 6 Oct Hooligan Mine mixed clmb 120 4800 24 Oct Titus-Titanother mixed elarrca 100 4800 24 Oct Titus - Rd fees mixed-Artamexa 100 5200 25 Oct Leadfield mixed-harrea 119 4400 10 Nov 8mi E GV Peak sagerush 111 5000 18 Nov Titus Canyon under cliff-larrca 100 3800 19 Nov Kloof Spring mixed-harrea 50 3100 spring 32 3100 cliff+ road 76 3100 19 Nov Titus 3.1 mi W Klare cliff-wash 60 2000 20 Nov Grapevine Canyon 1mi E Scotty's Castle Rip. 60 3100 " " " " Dry Canyon 50 3100 21 Nov " " 3.7 mi E " larrs-Yucca 60 3800 " " " " 1 mi W " various 60 2700 26 Nov Route 5 milepost 10 Mesquites (60x2) 100ft " " " 14 Bajada (60x2) 140ft 27 Nov Route 5 " 24 Bajada+wash (200x2) 1320 29 Nov Route 5 " 26.5 Bajada+wash 100 1700 " " " 30.1 Bajada 50 1940

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18 Feb 1979. Scotty's Ranch Set 40 traps, baited oats, around buildings, in wash and along banks, under brush piles, among rocks. Caught: Peromyscus crinitus (#1,3,4,8,9,10,11); Neotoma lepida (#6,7) Set at 4-5 PM, PU at about 11 AM. 9/40 = 23% 10 Mar 1979. Titus Canyon Rd. Set 80 traps baited oats, starting at top of hill, & facing slope, going down into wash. First a narrow sandy wash, then a rocky island, then a broad gravelly wash, finally up a rocky W facing hillside. Set at 5-6 PM, PU at 12 noon. Caught: Acomyspermophilus leucurus (#12) Dipodomys microps (#13,15) De merriami (#16,21) Peromyscus maniculatus (#14,(7,18,19,20)) 10/80 = 13%. Saw considerable evidence of cattle. B.t Jackrabbit. Cottontail. 31 Mar 1979 Currie Well Set 100 traps, baited oats. One line across flat (sagebrush) crossing a small wash and several tiny drainages, the other up a hill to top; hill was rocky, covered with scattered sagebrush and other shrubs. Caught: Peromyscus maniculatus (#22,24,27,34(8),37,38,40,41) P. crinitus (23,25,26, 29,32,39) Dipodomys microps (28,31) D. merriami(30)

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2 31 Mar 1979 Cerrie Well continued Neotoma lepida (33,36) Ammospermophilus luciferus (35). No obvious partitioning of congenera. D. microps + D ucerreri caught in two traps 3 feet apart; P. crinitus and P. maniculatus caught in trap pairs. 20/100 = 20% Several jack rabbits & Cottontails. Cattle around, many cerepids; also equine feces, 1 burro (?) track in mud of well. Seismologic station 30 May 1979 Phinney Canyon Rd. at junction of crossroad to Strozzi Ranch Rd. 5200ft. Set 150 traps in 4 lines baited oats and molasses oats. Line 1: across sagebrush, flat, down into sand wash lined with cliffs (Rose). Line 2: across sagebrush flat, down into a small wash (3ft) and continuing up a small slope. (Molasses Oats: 30 traps, caught only one beast #48.) Line 3: 40 traps, oats, up and over rocky hill, caught 4 beasts # 49-52.) Line 4: 40 traps, up over rocky hill, down into wash, up another hill to top. caught 6 beasts, #53-60. Total: 19/150 = 12% (#42-60) Dipodomys merriami (42) D. microps (45,44,46) Peromyscus maniculatus (48,50,58) P.crinutus (51,57) Neotoma lepida (47,49,55,56) Ammospermophilus (54,59,60)

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3 30 May 79 Phinney Canyon RD cont. Perognathus longimembris (53,43) Perognathus formosus (3)(52) Some evidence of cattle. Much evidence of horses of burros. Coyote scat. On saddle of will, a 10-20 ft area heavily covered burro slit and coyote slit. Saw jackrabbits and cottontails. Deer scat fairly common. 12 June 1979. Strozzi Rauch Canyon, dense sagebrush (up to 6 ft tall) and other shrubs. Patch (ca 2 acres) very dense Salix, stringing willies, Rosa. Spring, with decrepit barrel-type catchment at start of willow patch. Stickle of stream, ca 100 ft long. Hills with scattered pitions, rare junipers, common sagebrush, aplecta, cliff rose? quite rocky. Big conglomerate (volcanic) soulders. Very difficult getting around here. Set 26 traps along stream, very close together, on both banks, on small islands (stream ca 3-ft wide at most) caught 6 scats, Peromyscus maniculatus, Peromyscus truei 1, Reithrodontomy megaletis Set 40 traps in rocky area & side of wash, in sand wash, among scattered pitions and artmedia caught 3 scats

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12 June Strozzi Ranch area, all Peromyscus maniculatus specimens from this area, a total of 12, are numbers 61 through 73. Set 40 traps along road, under apple trees, through willows and nettles, extend spring, on boards in water, up rocky E facing hillside among scattered pinnons. caught 4 peromyscus. Nothing on hillside. Picked up traps between 8 and 10 AM, set between 4 and 7 pm. Cell baited oats area very heavily impacted by cows, cow trails, cow pies (in water especially) grazing. No evidence of Vervos. Checked buildings for bats, found none. Evidence of Neotoma in buildings, but not obvious away from buildings (among rocks). Saw several bats flying at night, early, (Myotis?) Margaret saw a chipmunk upstream about 1 mi, high on hillside, among pinnons and junipers. Many jackrabbits and Eumysperophilus along rd in and out. None of either seen in Strozzi Ranch area, some (few) small rabbit pellets in orchard. Coyote scat. Skunk? scat along stream. Deer pellets on hills. Heard deer (?) at night, near spring.

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leasley 5 June 79 25 June 1979 Phinney Mine Shaft Along Phinney Canyon Rd, approx 7 mi E Grapevine Pk we saw 5 horses- apparently "wild" near a group of cattle. All of these animals probably water at Currie Well. It is possible that the "burro" signs we saw at Currie Well and Phinney Canyon Rd, are actually horse signs. Camped about 200' E of "shaft" indicated on map. Set 80 traps along road, one line uphill from camp, the other downhill. Set traps in pairs, one of each pair baited with horse oats, the other with Quick Oats, in an attempt to test effectiveness of each bait. Saw a single rather large bat overhead at night- Eccoptis? 26 June 1979 Phinney Mine Shaft Checked traps, 7 am: Peromyscus maniculatus: 5 (#74,77-kept, others freed) 3 with Quick Oats 2 with horse oats; Peromyscus truei: 3 (#75, 76, 78) 1 with Quick Oats, 2 with Horse Oats. Total 8/80 = 10%; Quick Oats = Horse Oats. Left traps open all day, caught one Entaeias pennantinus # 79. Saw one Entaeias in a piton while setting traps this evening. Set 40 more traps, same bait system, in a line perpendicular to road, up rocky hillside, in evening. This day we walked to the end of the road, which is actually about one mile

2 Постановление ПГК от 29.04.1967 г. Справка по вопросу о состоянии дел с коллективом и его составе на 29.04.1967 года. «Весьма» явственно видно, что в коллективе наблюдается значительное падение дисциплины и снижение производительности труда. В связи с этим руководством предприятия необходимо принять следующие меры: - Провести разъяснительную работу среди работников о недопустимости нарушения трудовой дисциплины; - Усилить контроль за выполнением должностных обязанностей; - Повысить материальную ответственность сотрудников за качество и сроки выполнения работ. Кроме того, необходимо провести анализ причин снижения производительности труда и разработать меры по их устранению. Приложение: 1. Копия постановления ПГК от 29.04.1967 г.

"[illegible] June 79 p.2 into the wilderness area. We were searching, unsuccessfully, for the spring indicated on the map. Habitat is Pinyon with a few Junipers, understory primarily Cortemisia. Steep hills around us. A spectacular view from the pass, looking W to the Sierras, E to ? range. Found the [illegible] leg of a mule deer along road on W side of ridge, eaten up by ?? Birds & R.S. Towhee (common, singing) Robin (H?) Chickadee (H - saw but not well) Bushtits (common) Sage Sparrow (uncommon) B.C. Sparrow (H) Scrub Jay (common) R.S. Flicker (uncommon) BH Grosbeak (H?) Brewer's Sparrow (H?) BTG Warbler (uncommon) another warbler (white throat, black on chest, white edged tailed - gaked like Audubon's) B.G. Gnatcatcher (common), Empidonax (uncommon) W.W.Poetee (?) W.T. Swifts- several flying around pass; R.T. Hawk; B.Tail Hummingbird (not abundant, but noisy) Rock Wren (common). Saw no rabbits this day. Deer scat. Coyote scat, lizards: Sceloporus (occidentalis?) fairly common. (May be graciosus), Leopard lizard along road yesterday. Red Racer along road out of here. Insects: Giant Ants caught in camp last night; seemed solitary, 2 large, one smaller (same?)

Kingsley 5 June 79 p3. 7 looked like "carpenter ants" In evening, a "flock" of bats came wheeling over our heads, beginning at 8:15 and continuing intermittently until dark (or after?) looked like Myotis. Also a smaller bat (Pipistrellus?) and a larger bat (? Eumops?). Probably could have caught some if we had not strung across the road. 27 June 1979 Checked traps at 7 am, picked up all traps by 11 am. Kept all cought: Peromyscus maniculatus (#80,81,82,83, 84,85,86) which was total catch! 7/120 = 4 with Quick Oats 3 with Horse Oats. On line along road going uphill: 0/40 going downhill: 5/40 perpendicular: 2/40. Not very productive! Watched a BT Jackrabbit feeding on hill across canyon from trapline. Checked a small cave for bats, found none and no real evidence, but cave narrowed into a chimney. Packed up and left about 12:30. Saw Cnemidophorus tigris along road about 2 miles E of camp, where Pumas were getting scarcer and continuing sporadically to highway. Jackrabbits became common (5-6) once we had left Puma Sanipes.

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Kingsley 25 June 79 p4. 8 Saw 3 wolves in same general area we had seen them previously. Saw Banded-tailed Pigeon in camp this morning. General impressions: Seems that trap success goes down as we go up. Need to test this further, with snap traps and different bait. May be Gophers were. Need to do baits. Someone has done some tree cutting here in the past. It seems that Junipers are rather scarce in this area, while Pinos are dense. I have a hunch that Junipers may be a provider - that P-J may be more productive than either P or J monocultures. May be worth testing.

9 7- July Strozzi Ranch revisited On the way here, about 3 mi E of short road connecting Strozzi Ranch road to Pliny Canyon Rd, saw a coyote among sagebrush. Stopped the car and watched it. It trotted about 50 ft, turned and watched us for 5-10 seconds, trotted another 100 ft, down into, across a small wash, stopped on opposite bank and looked at us again, then wandered off out of sight. Saw many cows, jackrabbits, ground squirrels (A. canescens), cottontails (sp.) along road. Set 50 traps up and downstream from improved spring, along water, along rocky wash, then a little uphill to pinyons. Traps set in pairs, Museum Special baited with peanut butter, Sherman baited with Quick Rolled Oats. Set up bat net, crossed out 20 feet downstream from improved spring, caught 2 Violet-green Swallows, no bats. Saw numerous (20+) bats: pipistrelle, Myotis? and ??, all of which avoided the net. Activity was greatest from 8 pm to 9 pm. Tapered off by 9:30. Took down net at 10 pm 8 July Picked up traps. 7 am, left spin till 10:30. caught 2 Peromyscus in snap traps (#87,88) caught 2 Peromyscus (#91 and one released) in live traps and 2 Paroquettulus (89,90). Total 6/50. One snap trap was gone to ?? Full moon, bright, some high thin clouds

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10 8 July Strozzi Ranch continued Hiked about 1/2 way up Waquyle Peak, saw- at least 8 cows, much of the area is heavily impacted by them. Cow pies very abundant, much evidence of overgrazing. Saw one cow with brand: WO. Many deer (?) trails, much sign of deer (? or sheep?) but no fresh scat or tracks. Mountain lion scat (?) under large pines, in a small depression, large feces - human sized - full of hair and bone fragments. Saw a chipmunk 1/2 way up slope. Much evidence of tree cutting. Have the junipers been mostly removed? There are some junipers still standing, some with several branches cut, but the tree still alive, and some stumps. In the evening, arond 6:30, saw a Gray Fox among the rocks E of our campsite, walking in no hurry, but disappearing among woodlits and vegetation. Continued our trap line uphill, among rocks and pines and junipers. Saw- Neotoma nests among rocks. Set total of 80 traps, as before in pairs one snap one live, baited with rolled oats (live) or peanut butter and oats (snap). In returning, found: 2 Peromyscus truei (93, 94); 5 P. maniculatus (92, 95, 96) plus 2 freed; 7/80, 4 traps sprung no beast. Hiked to top of small hill, resetting live traps in afternoon, set 40 live traps, baited with oats.

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10 July DEVA - Strozzi Ranch Cows not as noisy and conspicuous as they were last time we were here. From top of hill, we had a magnificent view of nearly (10+) square miles. Saw no cows, or any other large animals. [illegible] Numerous (20+) bats last night. Picked up (closed) traps in morning 7-8. Caught 2 Peromyscus (98,99 ) and one Perognathus #97 Climbed to top (almost) of Waquyhe Peak - a long arduous trip, but well worth it. On the way up, we saw a doe mule deer, 2+ yrs old; a 4-point buck; returning, we saw a yearling doe and (separately) 2 spotted fawns. The fawns were large (over 3 ft long), fat, somewhat clumsy, chocolatey-gray with roset of white spots. They fled from us (flushed as we approached) the first one (the younger) with a rather clumsy slow trot, the second with more-or-less the bounding flight characteristic of the species. Saw several jackrabbits in the valley and along slopes, beat at the higher elevations, but not at the peak. Saw 2 cottontails, very near the top of the mountain, but did not get a very good look at either of them. Plentiful gopher (?) diggings in the valley by which we approached the mountain and some on top of the mountain but not in the immediate

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12 10 July 1979 Strozzi Ranch vicinity of our camp. On top of mountain, saw some chipmunk (?) diggings, but no chipmunks. Magnificent view from mountain - gave me a much better understanding of the scope of the Grapevine Mountains. On return, discovered 3 piles of cut logs, high up on slope at head of valley - logging must have stopped rather abruptly, to leave behind this work- logs were ca 3' long, some 1' or more diameter, neatly stacked in long cords. In valley, saw diggings of a predator (fox? badger? coyote?) and several cattle. Set 30 live traps, baited with oats, along road between camp (apple orchard) and buildings, and in buildings caught: 0. 11 July Strozzi Ranch Saw two Ammospermophils young, on top of a small boulder 150' away from camp on E facing slope.

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13 7- July 79 Strozzi Ranch revisited Bird List Violet-green Swallow R.T. Harak Scott's Oriole Poorwill Mourning Dove Broad-tailed Hummingbird Common Bushtits R.S. Towhee House Finch Pine Jay Black-throated Sparrows Rock Wren Black-headed Grosbeak Raven Clinker House Wren/ AT Flycatcher BG Guadacatcher WT Swift Scrub Juncy Lesser Goldfinch Brown-headed Cowbird Say's Phoebe Empidonax Mockingbird Redforest Hummingbird Cassin's Finch Mountain Bluebird.

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(1) 14 19-24 July 1979 Plummer Mine Shaft to Grapevine Peak, with a side trip to Plummer Spring We arrived late afternoon (ca 5 pm) at our campsite near the shaft, and prepared to hike up to the pass to spend the first night of a several day backpacking trip. The weather looked potentially threatening, so we ascended the hill N of camp to get a better view. Rain started before we reached the top of the hill, so we decided to stay in the vehicle for the night. During a lull in the rain, I managed to put out 18 snap traps, going up the ridge S of camp, including sets at several fallen logs and likely-looking rocks. It rained off and on most of the night. Results of 18 trap-nights: (human-spread traps, baited with peanut butter and quick rolled oats): 1 - Reithrodontomys egalotis (#100); 4 - Peromyscus (#101-104). Put up the Reithrodontomys as a skin, and the Peromyscus skinned and preserved with Caltox (+thanks to Keith Grove for the suggestion and material). On the trip in to our campsite, going then across vast flat, saw 10 Jackrabbits, a Mule?, a Burrowing Owl and several heath's Thrashers and Horned Larks. 20 July Rained most of the day and night, mostly a light, misty rain that

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2 15 7-24 July 1979 Kept us indoors (in the Scout) almost all day. Set 30 Muskrat Special snap traps baited with Peanut Butter and Quick Rolled oats, up the narrow rocky canyon N of camp. Rained at night. Heard a Screech Owl. 21 July 1979 results of last night's trapping: 2 Peromyscus (#105, 106). Many of the traps had been set off by the rain. One caught a Newtowna by the tail. The rat dragged the trap much of the way under a boulder, than managed to slip the skin off the tail, so I found the tail skin in the trap. After prep'ing the specimen, we set off on our packing trip. A rugged uphill climb with 40 pound packs for two hikers in rather poor shape. We collapsed about 1/2 way to our goal, atop a ridge 13/8 mi E and 1/4 mi S of Grapevine Peak (7840'). Saw considerable Horse sign and some Deer sign over much of our route and around our campsite. Set 24 snap traps, baited with peanut butter and Quick Rolled oats, in a line through our campsite. Beginning on a rocky outcrop, then up a small ridge, down the steep otherside of it. Habitat essentially similar to the area around the windshaft. It did not rain this night.

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22 July 1979 Results of last night's trapping? 9 Peromyscus (107-115), two of which (114,115) recorded data only, the others preserved with Caltrax. Saw packrat sign in rock crevices, but caught none. After preparing specimens, we proceeded to our goal: Grapevine Peak. Much of the way we followed horse trails, but did not see any horses, though we saw some fairly fresh (less than 1 week old) horse sign. Camped on the edge of a sagebrush meadow, set 30 snap traps (peanut butter and oats) across meadow. Hiked to top of peak, through limber pines. At top of peak, found a register signed by those other hardy souls who had made the ascent, most of whom made it in under 3 hours! (But they were probably weren't carrying 40 lb packs). liquid rain during the night. 23 July 1979 Results of last night's trapping? 10 P. maniculatus (116-124, one not examined closely because it was infested with ants). left traps set until 2:30 pm in the hopes of catching diurnal beasts, but had no success. There are many burro entrances (ground squirrels?) and much gopher sign.

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23 July 1979 continued Obviously we need to return to the peak many times. Much horse and deer sign up here. We returned to the vehicle in the afternoon, the trip lasting only about 2 hours. Saw a rattlesnake in a talus slope that we crossed, it rattled and disappeared under a rock. Too tired to set traps this night. 24 July 1979 Hiked to "Phinney Mine" and "Phinney Spring". Between mine and spring found a dead mule deer carcass (spotted) under a pinon. Much of the deer had been eaten, the head almost completely destroyed, skull splintered; abdomen opened and viscera (largely removed) and (presumed) eaten; neck twisted; strangely, the legs were mostly intact. Carcass was soft, moist, not very ripe, infested with sexton beetles and some maggots. Looked like the work of a mountain lion. Out and around spring, much deer sign. No cow or horse sign! Though both can be found within 1/2 mile. Returned home at about 12:30. saw only one jackrabbit along road on way out. Saw many cows (40) and a group of 11 equines: 1 burro 3 mules 7 horses along road, near

hamilton BDD plunk with one small change, just gonna skip all of hamilton's life and go right to where he got married to an elizabeth eliasbaker a nurse in rural s kumalo yelow hill (britain), she taught english school at a mi nistry boarding school for bedlows triples kids, i want the to hear her story how "miriam jones" or beddell BDD plunk and an unnamed sister "priscilla jones" both have a brother priscilla has built working in thence (bathory), most hard work she's now had rest all of which happened before hamiltons kumalo monte-ho-beneago married a kathelyne jones (britain) who became pregnant with a boy and delivered fast. Since that time, she has grown up taking pleasure in her mother's story and life, yet you too will listen as to how this poor jones' become the spirit i wish it'd to who all rights are in v. culture have or no other name: kumalo the rural hamilton- how girls told about our plunkets (98) same person had two years in grand 1 & learning it for sport in her room, how proud i am.

5 18 24 July 1979 harris well. All looked (the adults) (we saw them from about 1/4 mile away). could it be that a tough jackass got involved with a band of horses and became father to the mules? That's what it looks like. Description of Plinney Spring: up canyon from mine shafts and structures, following pipeline. A small seep from camper wall runs downstream maybe 100-150 feet, owhere more than 1 foot across and one inch deep. Dense growth of grasses (Elymus) and sedges. Pipes piled up and several rusting pieces of metal, a mine claim marker at the head of the spring. Surrounded by pincus. Bird list, next page. No rabbits seen on peak, but rabbit sign (cottontail and jackrabbit) found. saw a young jackrabbit on ridge just N of camp (mine shaft). No bats seen this trip!

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19 6 19-24 July 1979. Phiney Mine draft to Grapevine Peak. Bird List Cooper's Hawk - 1 f top of peak # Clunker - at camp, at spring, top of peak Band-tailed Pigeon - at camp Screech Owl - heard at camp Poor will - heard at camp White-throated Swift - near peak, at camp. Costa's Hummingbird - adult male, on peak ? (Broad-tailed) Hummingbird - ff and juv. common Red-sleofsted Flicker - everywhere Hairy Woodpecker - 1/2 way to peak Ash-throated Flycatcher - 1/2wzy to peak ? Gray Flycatcher (Empidonax) - every where Sera Jay - everywhere Pition Jay - a large flock heard at camp Mountain Chickadee - every where Raven - top of mountain, at camp Common Buskit - all sites White-breasted Nutatchi - camp and peak Bewick's Wren - on peak Rock Wren - all sites Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - camp, spring Black-throated Gray Warbler - spring Black-headed Grosbeak - camp + spring Cassin's Finch - peak Lesser Goldfinch - spring Rufous-sided Towhee - common, all sites Black-throated Sparrow - camp.

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3-7 August 1979 Furnace Creek, Scotty's Castle, Phinney Canyon, Phinney Spring, 4093 Canyon. 3 August. Departed in afternoon for drive to Furnace Creek Headquarters, arriving at 4:15. Spoke with dispatcher, Mrs Ek, who arranged our accommodations and introduced us to the library. Spoke with Pete Sanchez, who pointed out some of the information he has compiled and gave us access permission. He was extremely helpful and personable, we look forward to much more contact with him. Copied information from the spring book about the springs that we intended to visit. Spent the night in a park service trailer. 4 August Arose before dawn and were on our way along the highway northward. Saw an apparently injured Black-crowned Night Heron hopping beside the road, midway between Furnace Creek and the Starpipe Wells turnoff. Stopped in a few places to photograph and botanize. Found a few scraps of a dead (and eaten) dog (Canis familiaris) near the radiator water tank. Stopped at a cottonwood grove.

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22 4 August 1979 continued beside road, approx 2-3 miles W of Scotty's Castle to botanize and bird. Loggerhead Shrike, Empidonax?, Black-throated Sparrows, House Finely. Proceeded to Scotty's Castle, where Margaret botanized while I mapped and watched House Sparrows. Continued, after a stop in Beatty for gas, on to Plunney Canyon. Camped at the dirt mound in the mouth of the small canyon just E of the shaft indicated on map. Set traps (22 museum specials, baited with peanut butter, rolled oats, and bacon fat mixture) 12 along stream from source to a large rock, 4 downstream from rock, and 6 around mineshafts and cabin. Watched bats swooping over roof of our vehicle, as though approaching water? what were they doing?). It would have been easy to catch them, had we been properly equipped. 5 August 1979. Last night's trapping yielded 2 Reithrodontomys (#125, 126) 2 Peromyscus maniculatus (127, 128) and a Neotoma (129). Spent the morning in camp skinning while Margaret did housecats. A Red-breasted Nuthatch (not mentioned by Miller) visited us briefly and examined us

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5 Aug 1979 continued closely while we examined him. At the stream, rather a bit before it, I noticed that the dead fawn found on our previous expedition here (24 July 1979) had been moved a few feet, but was still under the same tree, and had been somewhat more consumed. This afternoon, we proceeded to hike up the canyon going N from Plumley Mine, over a saddle, then down into the next valley. About 1/2 way up canyon, encountered a buzzing Crotalus mitchelli. We explored the vicinity of the saddle for spring # 232 - Pine Spring, but were unable to locate it where we believed it should be. (Probably an error in placing it on the map.) Found much evidence of cattle and horses on the N facing slope and ridge top, but not in the S facing canyon, where we found much evidence of deer. Located a spring (the spring?) at the bottom of the canyon (N facing). On the map, it doesn't look like a canyon, but on the ground it is a rather rugged canyon. The spring was actually a stream, about

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5 August 1979, Continued 200-300 feet long, severely impacted by cattle, a dearth of vegetation, high browse lines on all trees and shrubs along its course. A mud bottom forested by croupies and tracks. On the vicinity, we saw 11 cows. We proceeded across the valley to a rock outcrop just W of the fork in the wash, where we camped and set 40 traps (as before). Most of the traps were along the wash, vegetation mostly tall Artemisia, some Eriophyllum, Paralia, scattered small pitons. A small, very rocky wash, a large rock outcrop. Elevation 6700'. Set traps at sunset (8PM). There was a short (15-20 ft) prospect tunnel in rock outcrop, evidence of Neotoma in rocks. Saw a Squirrel (?) swooping near us just as it was getting dark. 6 August 1979. Last night's traps caught: 1 Peromyscus maniculatus (#130) Neotoma lepida (#131) Auniospermophilus(#132). Left traps until noon. Hiked up canyon to spring #232, frightening a cow away from the spring as we approached.

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25 6 August 1979 continued. Spring # 232 (that's 233) "Jaybird" spring, was just a wet patch of weed about 20 ft in diameter on the low side of a ridge. Two or 3 small Salix grew on the uphill side, some Rosa and spineless Ribes around the sides. Most of the water present was in cow tracks. Many cow tracks + trails, cow pies, deer sign. Sat and watched birds using this spring for 1/2 hr. Saw 1 Anacispermopales? Birds: White-throated Swift, Say's Phoebe, Bewick's Wren, Black-throated Sparrow, Green-tailed Towhee, Common Bushtits, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Brewer's Sparrow, Black-headed Grosbeak, Black-throated Gray Warbler, Chipping Sparrow, Sage Sparrows, Scrub-Jay, Rufous-sided Towhee, Broad-tailed (P) Hummingbird, Swainson's Hawk. A very birdy little spring - obviously of great importance to the birds. Later, we proceeded downstream to Spring # 230. Spring # 230, Log Spring, is a stream 200-300 yards long. Severely impacted by cattle, of which we saw several. Also saw Mule DEER, a JOE and fawn (fawn just losing spots), lots of House Finches and a good look at a Hermit Thrush.

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26 8 August 1979 continued. Some horse shit. Some dandelions! Not much for birds - at least not many visible. Proceeded to spring 230A. Up on the ridge we saw some cows, they led us to the water. Not much water, mostly mud with water in cow tracks. Deer sign. Continued on toward camp, intending to stop at Spring # 229 but couldn't find it. The country is much more rugged that it looks on the map, there are fair-sized ridges and canyons that don't show up as more than slight indentations on the map. The trip back to camp was exhausting. Too tired to set traps tonight. Saw a family of Western Bluebirds on our way back to camp. Heard a Great Horned Owl and Poor-wills at night. 7 August 1979 Went & looking for gophers this morning. Tried digging up what I thought were gopher mounds along road between camp and "shaft" but found no tunnels, and eventually gave up. Explored the mine shafts at Phinney Mine. (Saw two "Oregon Minedes), The W shaft went

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27 7 August 1979 continued several hundred feet into hill, had two main branches and several small tunnels and chambers. The E shaft was smaller. In the W shaft, roosting singly, found 2 bats (#133, 134), in E shaft found only one (#135). After exploring the mines, we packed up and went home.

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28 Aug 3-7 1979 Bird List Black-crowned Night Heron - valley Raven * Clinker - heard, saw! Screech Owl? Poor-will - heard at right, camps White-throated Swift ? Broad-tailed Hummingbird Red-shafted Flicker ? Hairy Woodpecker Ash-throated Flycatcher Gray Flycatcher (Empidonax) Scrub Jay Purple Jay Mountain Chickadee Common Bushtit * Red-breasted Nuthatch Bewick's Wren Rock Wren Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Black-throated Gray Warbler Black-headed Grosbeak Rufous-sided Towhee Green-tailed Towhee Black-throated Sparrow Sage Sparrow Oregon Junco Clipping Sparrow Hermit Thrush

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29 Aug 3 - 7 1979 Bird List continued Loggerhead Shrike - valley Say's Phoebe Brewer's Sparrow House Finch * Western Bluebirds Great Horned Owl House Sparrow - valley * Not recorded by Miller. Crotalus Mitchelli 1

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30 16 August 1979, Strozzi Ranch Arrived about 3 pm, proceeded up like up canyon SSE of ranch, very rugged steep and rocky. Some interesting rock formations. Deer sign, cow sign, porcupine sign (quavering of pinews) hiked most of the way up the canyon, then back to ranch along ridge E of ranch, and downhill. Set 40 live traps baited with oats, shortly after dark. Some rain (sprinkles) this night. Set traps along road every 25 steps, S side of road, within 10 feet of roadside. 17 August 1979, best night's traps caught 5 specimens 137-142. Left traps (34 of them) set all day in hopes of catching ground squirrels or chipmunks (unsuccessful). in A.M., set 40 live traps baited with oats in line perpendicular to first line, starting near top of rocky ridge SE of camp, going down across road, then up and over ridge NW, ending in valley. Left them set for 24 hours. Spent afternoon hiking, first NE along road, then E. and S to springs 219, 220, and 218, then up over ridge to camp. Spring #219 is a stream, 150-200 ft long, beginning from a mud patch on bank of wash. Fenced by Park Service

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16-18 Aug 79 continued p 2 several years ago. The fence has been pretty thoroughly destroyed (G. Vegquist says "by horses"). About 1/4 mile N of spring, found a dead cow, mostly eaten. Beside stream, found a dead fawn, mostly eaten; head brought back as a specimen (#152). Carcase was eviscerated, paunch split but left lying near carcass; fore legs turned around, pointing upward; No tracks or other sign of predator visible. Carcase was not covered or hidden. Saw a live fawn, spots almost gone, good gait, flushed in wash. Saw a doe on ridge SE of canyon. No other deer sign. Also much cow sign, and a couple of cows seen. Spring area has been pretty heavily cowed. Found skull-#153-mule deer %- among rocks in small canyon S of this spring. Proceeded in search of spring 220- think we found it, but it was dry, just a patch of lush vegetation- sawnuckles; then continued up canyon to spring # 218. Spring #218 was a small stream, ca 100 ft long, dense willows, roses, and columbines (in flower). Some cow sign, but branches of dead willows created a fence protecting some of the vegetation. Found a stone corral and remains of a shack near here.

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32 16-18 August 1979 continued p3 Hiked uphill from this spring, over ridge to camp, saw a chipmunk on this ridge. Very rugged climb. In evening set up bait net, but caught nothing- saw pipistrelles and ?? left 74 traps set overnight. 18 August 1979 last night's traps caught. # 143-151. Started picking up traps at 8 am, continued until 11 am. Met Gary Veguist, Grapevine ranger, and had a good rap with him. Packed up and left area at 12:30 saw 4 horses on way out, wear curry well.

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33 Bird List 16-18 August 1979 Strozzi Ranch area Western Tanager Pinyon Jay Scrib Jay Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Black-throated Sparrow Raven House Finch White-throated Swift Empidonax Sp. Scott's Oriole * House Wren Violet-green Swallow * Brown-headed Cowbird * Chukar Common Bushtit Black-headed Grosbeak Rock Wren Sage Sparrow Reynolds-sided Towhee Plain Titmouse Mountain Chickadee ? Hummingbird LeConte's Thrasher Horned Lark

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34 1-2 September 1979 Road between McDonald Spring and Mexican Camp Set 120 traps in 3 lines; 1 sept, set 80 traps in two lines. Line 1: along road; line 2: cross "mesa" (ridge) down into draw, and out continuing along across ridge - H did a transect along this line; her transect #9; 2 sept, picked up caught beasts, reset traps, set a new line of 40 at 1 to road up a rocky draw (heavy with Parsleya). Total of 200 trap nights this location. Checked traps in evening after a long hike to ridge saddle at start of this canyon (could see Titus Canyon) caught 3 Ammoospermophilus, one had died in trap. second night, mesa line; 40 traps: 3 dipso 1 perognathus Second night, road line, 40 traps: 4/40 1st night, draw: 11 beasts/40 and one coachwhip snake! all traps in by 11AM cows and horses, jackrabbits, mule deer sign Specimens 155-202 = 47/200

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35 8-9 September Plimley Mine shaft set 150 traps, Sherman, in 4 lines 3 of 40, 1 of 20. One on top (ridge line) of ridge N of road, one line 20 m downhill (S), next 20 m down from that, last (20) along road. Very rocky, P-J-A. caught 2 P. maniculatus 2 p truei to be used as experimental animals for physiology, 1 Reithrodontomys (along road) 1 Neotoma (in rocky area) #203

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36 13-14 Oct 1979 M's transects; 15,16,17,18 Seismologic station, Plunney Canyon Road at junction with crossroad to Strozzi Ranch road. Same campsite as 30 May 1979. Set 120 Sherman traps baited with quick rolled oats, in 2-trap stations approx 20 meters apart; 40 to a line, 3 lines. Line 1 going N from camp, across road, uphill, crossing wash, about 4/5 way up saddle. Lines 2 and 3 parallel to each other, (20m apart) SE from camp, across sage flat with small sand wash. Line #1 caught: #209-222, 14 animals 7 Dipodomys sp. 1 Perognathus sp. 2 Peromyscus crinitus 1 Onychomys 2 Peromyscus 1 Neotoma 35% success. Line #2 caught: #223-232 9 animals 8 Peromyscus 1 Onychomys Line #3 caught #233-243 11animals 4 Dipodomys sp 5 Peromyscus 2 Onychomys Saw a group of 7 burros near Bullfrog hills. Hiked N over hill to large wash with rocky sides. Much sign of cattle and some horses. Saw 3 golden eagles.

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37 22-24 November 1979 Willow Spring Road Arrived at washout of road about 1 PM. Parked in Creosote - Frangeria at edge of wash, hiked along road to its end, about 1/4 mile from willow spring. Much coyote scat along road, also Ammospermophilus (?) holes. A few old cow pipe and equine droppings. Several jackrabbits and collontails. Camped on ridge [illegible] N.E.E. of willow spring. Next day (23) hiked to willow spring. There are 3 quite different springs on same hill, 2 have dense small patch of willows, with grass and sedge abundant. One (in middle) has mostly Beecham and grass-sedge. Evidence of sleep at all 3, no recent cow or equine evidence. Many quail, some Chukars, Marshhawk, Keftel, W.C. Sparrows. Saw a Coyote as we approached springs. Hiked back to vehicle and set 80 traps in 2 lines Sherman traps baited c. rolled oats, 2 per station, stations 20 meter apart. 1 line across desert pavement, second along wash. Heard Coyotes at night. 24th Line one caught 6 Dipsos - (#244-253) microtops and merriami. Line 2 caught 8 9 Dipsos and 1 Onychomys. (# 254-263) (20/80=25%) Margaret did a plant transect along line 1 (#1) Sprotoc# 19 Belded# 1

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38 22-24 November 1979 Willow Spring Road p.2. Saw Ammospermophilus, Lepus and Sylvilagus on this area. Birds: Marsile Hawk Sparrow Hawk Gambel's Quail Chukar Raven Cactus Wren White-crowned Sparrow Weather cool and windy 22,23, warmer 24 partly overcast 22, partly cloudy then clearing 23, clear 24, Spot found a foot of a sheep or deer near willow spring. Left traps at 4 PM, PV at 11:45

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39 29 Dec 1979 - 1 Jan 1980 Stopped first at Daylight Pass, Daylight Spring. Hiked around looking for H2O with no success. Saw a lot (caso) of clunkers. Then proceeded to "Tight fit Canyon", camp at mouth of canyon, liked in moonlight about 1 mile up canyon. Next day hiked up canyon about 2 miles. Looks like good sheep habitat, but saw no sheep or signs of them. 30 Dec 1979 - Drove around W side of Grapevines to DRI trailer, mapping veg. communities. 31 Dec hiked to "Surprise Springs", saw an old pack rat midden which we slowed collect, found owl pellets with packrat bones. Drove around the range to Hooligan Mine, looked for but did not find a spring nearby; drove to McDonald Spring - saw ca. 20 cow and 4 horses. Spring is severely "corved" as is surrounding area. Camped about one mile E of spring. Hit the sack at 7 PM on new year's eve. 1 Jan 1980 - awoke to watch a coyote breakfasting on the carcass of a long-dead cow as we had our breakfast. Proceeded to our former Mexican camp rd site (of 1-2 Sept) where we stopped for a few minutes. Then went home. No trapping this trip.

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ngley 1981 17-20 January 1980 Primary purpose of this trip was to install weather stations. Secondary purpose was to hike through part of Titus Canyon and Fall Canyon. Drove to Furnace Creek via Pahranagat, Shoshone route. Picked up fence post whopper. Set one station at 0 elevation, then camped at Mesquite Spring Campground. Rained in early morning 18 Jan - set rain gauge + HiLo at Radiator Water Then proceeded to E side of range, Phiney Mine, to set 2 more stations. Snow started as we headed toward camp at Willow Spring road, so we hiked up at the wagon wheel motel in Beatty. Saw a Kit Fox in Sarobatus Flat. 19 Jan - Drove through Titus Canyon. Stopped at Headfield and hiked about 2 mi up Titus Canyon. Saw several sets of sheep tracks, [illegible] considerable sheep shit. Found remains of ringtail. Got snowed on some, but not much. Spent night at Stovepipe Wells. 20 Jan 1980 - Parked at parking lot at end of Titus Canyon and hiked up Fall Canyon to Fall. Saw considerable sheep shit in wash, widely scattered. No sheep seen. Came home at night.

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GSLEY 80 2. 31 March 1980 - Scotty's Ranch, Death Valley N.M. Set pairs of traps, 1 Museum special baited with peanut butter- bacon fat- rolled oats, 1 Sherman baited with rolled oats at irregular intervals (approx. 20 meters) along and within dense springside vegetation above ranch house. Vegetation was mostly Plucker, Baccharis, some Prosopis, Arundo, Distichlis. Set 20 stations. Call their "spring-riparian line". Also set 10 stations, 2 Shermands, at 20 meter intervals SW of ranch house through Larrea-Ambrosia, rocky with small rocks (under 1 foot diameter) call this "larrea-ambrosia line" Set traps at sunset (approx 5:30 pm) Total: 60 traps Retired to Desert Research Institute trailer, which has some electrical problems: not enough juice to feed refrigerator and hot H2O heater. Must call Tom O'Farrell about this. 1 April 1980: a cold, cloudy, windy morning. Checked traps, left them in place for another night. Catch: "Spring-riparian line": 11 Peromyscus crinitus? (272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285 and 1 released) some of these may be other species. ( 3 Reithrodontomys megalotis (273, 278, 280 (all on snap traps); 1 Perognathus 3 Neotoma - all let go. Total 17/40 "Larrea-Ambrosia line." 5 Perognathus (265, 266, 268, 269, 271) 2 Peromyscus (crinitus?) (267, 270) Total: 7/20

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1 April 1980 continued. After checking traps, Margaret and I set off on what was to have been a brief adventure that turned out to be a 3 hour hike. First we walked downstream along a mesquite- lined stream for about 1/8 mile, then upstream amid cottonwood-willow-mesquite. Then along base of ridge leading N for ca. 1 mile to a complex of small streams rushing-gurgling with tiny waterfalls. Then uphill and back along the top of the ridge. There are several (4-5) extensive spring-riparian areas up there, including one very large that sports a family of elephant trees! Quite a bit of travertine along the ridge, some Neotoma sign. A number of trails, quite old, of a large animal, probably Hare's Lip. Many cairns, some tin cans and assorted garbage. Windy all morning. At lunchtime (1:30) the wind died down and no-see-ums attacked in force. Very irritating. For the rest of the day, we were peppered by them. Set more traps. A line of 40 running downstream through cottonwood-willow till that gave out, crossing road then along dry wash parallel to road. Traps in pairs, snap and Sherman, baited as before. Then crossed road and went to Mesquite-riparian line mesquite-lined stream with a few small cottonwoods. Began line at small cottonwood, headed upstream - set 2 snap, 20 sherman at approx 20 meter intervals. Baited sherman with peanut-butter coated oats. Then we took the

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Kingsey 1980 4 1 April 1980 continued p3 left fork road at gate, headed to remains of a small cabin. Set 40 Sherman's baited with peanut-butter flavored oats along small vegetation choked stream. Vegetation included cottonwood, willows, mesquite, Arundo, cattails, Bachares, Vites, Pluchea and Cirsium. Returned home after an ice cream at Scotty's Castle and an attempt at fixing electricity. Birds: Common snipe, Meadowlark, Turkey Vulture, Ravens, Red-tailed Hawk, Cooper's Hawk, Kestrel (?) R. S. Flicker, Say's Phoebe Put specimens in Coleman frig with dry ice: an experiment. Saw considerable coyote scat. 2 April 1980 Scotty's Ranch Death Valley N.M. Returned to Scotty's Ranch to pick up traps at 7:30 AM. "No-see-ums" active early, becoming almost intolerable as day wore on. {See important note at end of today} "Spring-riparian line" 2 Peromyscus (283,284) and 1 tail 6 Neotoma (286, others released) 1 Reithrodontomys (285) (Total 9/40) "Larrea-Ambrosia line" 3 Perognathus (287 + 2 released) (3/20) "Mesquite-riparian line" 4 Peromyscus (288 and 3 released) 2 Neotoma (released) (6/22) "Cottonwood-willow-line" Riparians: 7 Peromyscus (291,292,293,294, plus 3 released) Dry wash 2 Peromyscus (289, 1 released) 1 Perognathus released (10/40)

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5 2 April 1980 p2 "Cabin line" 14 Peromyscus released, 1 (295) kept because it was near death. 1 Neotoma, released; 3 Reithrodontomy released. 19/40 Margaret and I did a vegetation transect (Belted #2) through Triplex-Ambrosia-Larrea area outside the Scotty's Ranch fence, than I put in a trap line of 40 Shermanes baited with peanut butter flavored oats, more-or-less along her transect line. That's all the traps we got out today; do to the hassle of a trip to Fernale Creek to get ice, the discovery that they were sold out (& all campgrounds full) then a trip to Beatty to finally get ice. The dry ice isn't holding up as well as I had hoped. Got back at 7 PM. { I misguessed with my specimen numbering, todays #283 should be #286 and so on, add "3" to each number above to get correct specimen number} 3 April 1980 Scotty's Ranch Area, Desert, Triplex-Ambrosia-Larrea Bottling hordes of rapacious NO-SEE-Ums, I picked up 40 traps at 7:40 - 8:20 A.M. Catch: 9 Dipodomys (299,300 + 7 released) and 3 Perognathus (301,302+1 released) No Peromyscus- why not ?? 12/40 After a brief nap, we drove to the junction of the Beatty road, keeping an eye out for specific sites to investigate. Working our way back, we stopped at 4 places and set traps

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3 April cont, p2. The first area was a barren fan, with Tidestromia sp as the only visible perennial (and it's suffrutescent!) Set a line of 40 Sherman, peanut-butter and bacon grease flavored oats, across this area. Area is approximately milepost #1. No sign of any mammals, except what looked like an abandoned Dipodomys deserti burrow. Second area, at approx milepost 1.5, adjacent to first, was dominated by larrea with Tidestromia frequent. Margaret did a transect while I set a line of 40 Sherman's same bait. No obvious sign of mammals here. Third area was dominated by Atriplex hymenolytra (Desert Holly), again, 38-2 broken traps, no mammal sign obvious, Margaret did a transect. Last area was a patch of mesquite hummocks near milepost 7. Set a pair of traps at each hummock, total 20 traps. Ran out of bait. Nesotoma castles in several hummocks, Dipod? diggings also. Coyote scat. 4 April Picked up traps. On Tidestromia flat: 0/40. larrea-Tidestromia area: 0/40 Atriplex area 2/#8 both Dipodomys merriami (#303, 304) Mesquite hummocks 1/20, Dipodomys merriami (#305) Disappointing, but about what I would expect.

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19 May 1980. Spent most of the day hassling, preparing for trip which was supposed to start today. Just couldn't get it all together in time so postponed it a day. 20 May 1980 Arrived at our parking place near Pleinney Mine at about 2:30 pm. Set off to climb Wagyuhe Peak with our heavy packs. Climbed NW side of mountain - took about 3 hours to go one mile. Very difficult and exhausting, but the views and the serenity of our campsite was well worth the effort. Especially hard on dogs, whose bare feet were injured by the rough rocks and sharp talus. Followed deer trails. Plenty of deer sign all over this mountain, but we did not see any deer. Strange fires - signals? - on military reservation east of us at night. 21 May 1980 Hiked up to the summit of Wagyuhe. The register was signed by some guy who climbed Grapevine and Palmer in one day, then climbed Wagyuhe "as an after-thought" next day. Fantastic view - WT swifis & VG swallows zipped by our heads. No packrat nests obvious on whole top of mountain. Lots of deer sign. Saw Mountain Bluebirds, Clark's Nutcrackers, Cassin's Finch, Hermit Thrush, Chuckadees, Bushtits, Lameo, Pinon Jays, Hummingbird (probably Black-chinned) Hiked downhill to our camp at truck, arriving about 4PM. Heard a Whip-poor-will outside our tent. 22 May 1980. Hiked up to pass, W of mine shaft, then down to Doe Spring. After much searching, located

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22 May 1980 cont. p2. The spring which was basically just a mud puddle about 3' wide by 6' long and 1" deep. The grass around the spring had been chewed by some creatures - most likely deer, as there were no other large animal signs around, and there were deer trails in abundance, though no recognizable tracks in the mud. After a brief rest, headed S. uphill to a small peak (elev 7780) where we had lunch and contemplated an assault on Mt Palmer. We decided against it for that day, but concluded that we might be able to to it as a day hike (without dogs) and intend to try it on our next trip. Hiked back to the pass, where we rested. Saw 2 Red-tailed Hawks soaring over load. Then back to camp for a lazy contemplative afternoon. 23 May 1980. Checked out Phinney Spring. Flow was much less than last year, only 1 inch deep at most, 1' wide, and only about half its former length. Explored the W shaft of Phinney Mine, where we found two Pileguts roosting. Headed for home, encountering who is collecting butterflies and enlisted our volunteer assistance to do a survey collection for him. Storm coming in from the N hastened our retreat.

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9 4 June 1980. Took Titus Canyon road, stopping along the way at lower elevations to check rain gauge and hi-lo thermometer and admire wildflowers. Macraearthura sp. and Castilleja were spectacular. Stopped at turnout saddle approx. 5200 ft. where Grapevine Pk and Buffalog maps meet. Mixed shrub community: Atriplex, Meroxone, Grayia, Hippopappus, Cooperi, Euphoria and others. Hiked N to a small rock pinnacle about 600 ft and 2/3 mile N of turnout. Mostly volcanic, many small talus slopes. Found curious Neotoma nests in small rock caves. Nests (2) were each approx. 1 ft by 2 ft by 6-8 inches tall, made up almost entirely of dozens of small flat rocks each about 2 inches square, greatly overlapped. Photographed these soon after several piles of sleep droppings along our route. Set 4 traplines, total of 140 traps. radiating out from our parking place. N(26) NE(40) ESW(38) SE(36). Set traps approx 20 meters apart, in parts. Sherman traps baited with oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat. Habitat is relatively homogeneous, although there are a few small rock outcrops, talus slopes, drainages (but no really good washes). North trapline is along the remains of an old road, with plants characteristic of disturbed soil.

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10 5 June 1980. Very windy last night. 1/2 moon. Picked up traps set yesterday, caught: 1 Ammospermophiles leucurus #308 2 Dipodomys merriami #306 1 Dipodomys nitratops #313 7 Peromyscus maniculatus not kept 5 Peromyscus eremicus #307, 310 1 Peromyscus crinitus #309, #311 1 Perognathus sp. #312 Kept 1 of each species I had 2 or more of, released the rest, success 18/140 12.9% Spent most of the day stuffing these specimens in the tent. Another windy day, but otherwise beautiful. Late in the afternoon around 5 pm, helped Margaret with a vegetation transect, gave up at 7:30 when it got too cold & the necessity of dinner was impending. A cool, windy night. Saw one lone bat (Myotis?) struggling against the wind. 6 June 1980 Finished the vegetation transect this morning, Margaret's "Belted Transect No. 5" Then packed up and proceeded along Tites Canyon Road. Stopped at Titanothere Canyon to collect a Perotewsus, stopped at top of "Red Pass" before road descends to Leadfield, saw Black-chinned Sparrows there. Lunched at Leadfield. Stopped at "Entering Titas Canyon" to collect Marmotidae and at Clare Spring

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11 5 June 1980 continued Notes on animals caught: #309 Peromyscus crinitus scattered large rocks, gravelly-silty, artemesia #311 P. crinitus talus, seque P. maniculatus, released, rocky hill, artemesia " " rocky hill, artemesia " " gravelly-silty, artemesia " " gravelly, medodora " " gravel-silt, thapplepeppus " " gravel-silt, Hauadora " " " " " " " " Artemesia 307. P. eremicus rocky, artemesia 310. " " " " P. eremicus released gravel, Hauadora " " " talus, artemesia " " " " 312. Peromattus formosus gravelly, Artemesia 306. Dipodomys merriami gravel & silt, Eriaqorum " " released gravel'silt, Hauadora 313. Dipodomys microps gravel&silt, Mauadora, 308. Ammospermophilus leucurus " " "

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12 6 June 1980 cont. to look at Epipactis in Bloom. At each stop I searched the surroundings with binoculars in the futile hope of seeing Big Horn. After emerging from Titus Canyon we proceeded to Scotty's Ranch where we finished an Equat, Margaret collected plants while I poked around. Looks like there have been some gophers at work here. Spent the evening at Mesquite Springs campground, mostly relaxing. 7 June 1980. After checking weather station at 0 elevation, we proceeded to climb Corkscrew Peak, elev. 5804. On the way we stopped to inspect Hole-in-the-Rock Spring. Located in a rocky wash, the spring is a hole of less than 2 feet diameter in a large rock outcrop. It was mostly filled with wet sand which Margaret removed, increasing the amount of H2O available. Coyote scats were highly visible around the spring and some sheep (?) scat nearby. We ascended the peak by following the crest of the ridge that goes almost due south from the peak, this was probably the easiest way to get up here. From the peak we were able to see the remains of an airplane that crashed killing six people a few days before. For some reason, incomprehensible to me, the Inyo Sheriff's Department went to an

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7 June 1980 p.2. incredible amount of trouble to pack out the bodies. Among the notes in the register on the peak were the following: "3-13-80 Dan Brown - Scotty's Castle DV. I saw 3 mule deer (not bighorns or burros) on the way up!" and "Nov 29, 1979. We saw 2 bighorns on the way up. D.S. Handsome SFCA" Surprising that both species should be there, in what looked to me like optimal sheep habitat. We left the truck at 9 am, returned to it at 6:30. a long day's hike. At intervals along our route we saw sheep (?) droppings and trails (which may have been of human origin). I stopped frequently to examine the terrain with binoculars, but saw no large animals. The ground was covered with dense low shrubs, mostly under 2 ft tall; and visibility was excellent; so if there were any large animals in the vicinity, I expect that I should have seen them. We descended the peak via a small, rugged canyon with out let into "Tight-fit Canyon" in section 9. Unfortunately we were too fatigued to search for the springs that are supposed to be near here.

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14 11 June 1980 - 12 June 1980. Strozzi Ranch and Phinney Mine with Charles Douglas. Mostly to show him the area, learn to trap gophers and attempt for bats and rabbits. We camped at Strozzi Ranch, set 7 gopher sets, 1 along road leading E from the ranch, 6 along the wash and road in the canyon that begins at the stone overhang corral. Caught three Thomomys (314, 315, 316). Evening was very windy, there were no bats flying. In the morning we picked up the gopher traps, then tried some rabbit hunting, with no success CD says rabbits don't like windy conditions. We proceeded to Phinney Mine shaft, then up to the pass, keeping an eye out for Eutamias which we saw in several of the rock out crops, and rabbits which we did not see. On the way out of the study area, approximately 3 1/2 miles E of Phinney Mine at 5600 ft elev. CD shot a Sylvilagus (#316). Then we proceed homeward, seeing 4 horses along the road.

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17 June 1980 Phiney Mine Shaft Left Las Vegas at about 10:45 this morning, arrived here at 3:30 - a long slow drive, we think the road has deteriorated. Checked weather stations, then climbed the ridge above the mine shaft, exploring. Deer pellets fairly abundant, a few Neotoma nests amongst the rocks. Walked along ridge to rock outcrop about 1/4 mile from pass. There is a small cavern (mine shaft?) amongst the rocks, visible from the road. I examined them, finding evidence of Neotoma in two of the crevices in the cave. Packrat middens under development - come back in 20,000 years! Heard a Eutamias scolding my dogs, but could not see it. It was in the rocks above the cavern. Now I sit with loaded gun, waiting for bats. Saw 3 bats, a pipistrelle and 2 ??, shot twice with 22 dust shot, missed both times. I have found a way to attract bats - a fluorescent lantern which attracts insects, set on the tailgate of the truck, creates a small cloud of moths. Bats come in to feed on the moths. Theoretically, I shoot the bats. But it will take some practice before I can hit the bats! Sat up for one and one-half hours. Slightly windy and drilly - weight have discouraged bats.

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16 18 June 1980. Pliny Mine to Mt. Palmer Left camp at 8 a.m. this morning to hike to the summit of Mt Palmer in search of unusual limestone-loving plants and whatever animals or signs thereof we might come upon. Reached the pass in about 20 min, a new record! From pass, climbed rocks on S side of pass, cut across talus fields, found the fault separating volcanic from limestone rocks, followed ridge through a meadow-like community of small Ophrys and blooming Castilleja. Discovered a tree (pinon) that looked like it might have been used as a scratch post by Felis concolor - bark scraped away on one side to a height of about 5 feet, deep scrapes in wood. Photographed this. Found well over a dozen small diarrheic dung pats, blackish in color, under 10 cm in diameter, round. The one we picked apart contained a piece of a lizard tail, some small mammal hair, some insect fragments, some juniper berries (?) and piñon nuts. My thoughts are that the depositor of these treasures was a Gray Fox. Also we saw some coyote scat and a considerable amount of artiodactyl (probably deer) scat along the trails we followed. There are many trails - in the denser P-I on the volcanic terrain I suspect that the makers of the trails were mule deer. On the limestone, the

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18 June 1980 p2 Saw a young Blacktail Jackrabbit at about 7500 ft! also a chipmunk. trails tend to be wider, with more little side trails, and [illegible] fewer or no pellet groups. Possibly these are sheep trails? Or maybe Horns say? The country around Mt. Palmer looks like what I think of as good sheep country - very rugged, precipitous, lots of crevices and crannies. Generally well vegetated with sagebrush, smaller, more scattered pinyons. Numerous large junipers - I think that relative inaccessibility might have saved them from loggers; Margaret thinks that it is because of different growth conditions. I scanned much of the surrounding terrain with binoculars in the hope of seeing some sheep, but saw none. Birds seen on this trip include: Red-tailed Hawk, Scrub Jay, Clark's Nutcracker, Mountain Chickadee, Empidonax, Brown-headed Cowbird, Rufous-sided Towhee, Mountain Bluebird, Black-throated Gray Warbler, Junco, Raven, Common Bushtit We did not reach the summit of Mt. Palmer, but stopped a few hundred feet N of it on a sort of sub-summit. The summit itself might have been accessible if we had had more energy, time, and desire, but it would have been difficult. We arrived at our sub-summit at approx. 4 pm, sat and enjoyed the view and looked for sheep for about 1/2 hr, then started back along

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1980. 18 June p3. 18 more or less the same trail, arriving in camp, exhausted, at 9 pm. Our dogs were more tired than we, with very sore feet - it was not a good walk to do in one's bare feet. 19 June 1980 Plimley Mine area, to the pass. carried traps up to the pass, making sets in the rock outcrops along the road in the hope of getting some Eutamias and Peroryseus crinitus. Set 10 stations, one Sherman, one Museum Special per station, baited with oats coated with peanut butter and bacon grease, in an attempt to saturate the outcrops, in the rock outcrops on both sides of the short spur road (where the main road levels out a bit). 10 stations/outcrop. The second outcrop has the "cave" I examined on 17 June. Set 4 gopher sets in the flat between outcrops. Also set 10 stations in rock outcrop on S side of pass and 6 on N side. While setting traps on S side, we heard some Rock Wrens loudly scolding. We stopped to listen and watch. A Grey Fox, the object of the scolding, walked into view, stopped in a small clearing about 10 meters from us, looked at us for several seconds, then continued on its way about 15-20 meters, stopped and looked again, then proceeded in

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19 June 1980 p.2 no great hurry to disappear among the rocks, the rock wrens still scolding, and joined in their scolding by a chipmunk. This was at 1300 hours- "broad daylight" We returned to camp, much and a map. Our poor, tired dogs had remained in the truck all morning. In the afternoon, around 1700 hours, I check the traps, none of which had caught anything. Then we did some vegetation transects, sitting on the flat between rock outcrops #1 and #2. While sitting on the ground recording Margaret's data, I noticed a piece of obsidian. Further search revealed more than 20 pieces, all of which showed some signs of having been worked, also a worked piece of chert, and some very old charcoal- the remains of an ancient campfire? We have never seen obsidian in our range before. We collected a small number of pieces and the chert. Many deer trails with much scat in this vicinity. Also a few tin cans. Could there have been a spring nearby? We finished the transect as it was growing dark and cold.

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20 June 1980 Plummer Mine area. Picked up traps this morning and on into early afternoon, having left them in place for approx 20 hrs. Results: Pass: Rock outcrop on S side. 20 traps, 4 animals 4/20 Peromyscus maniculatus 3, 2 released, 1 dead in snap trap P. truei 1, released - young, in molt Pass: rock outcrop on N side: 6 traps, 3 animals 3/6 P. maniculatus 1 released P. truei - 2 released, 1 adult, 1 young in molt Cave rock outcrop 20 traps, 5 animals 5/20 P. maniculatus 4 2 released, 2 snap Eutamias panaminticus still alive, pinned in a snap trap. Brought back to lab alive (#318) First rock outcrop 20 traps 2 animals 2/20 P. maniculatus 1 snap P. truei 1 - released Gopher sets - 0/4 Total (other than Gophers) 66 traps 14 animals : 21% success P. maniculatus 9 64.3% P. truei 4 28.5% Eutamias 1 7.1% Why no P. crinitus or P. eremicus? and so few Eutamias in what appears to be optimum habitat? Finished the afternoon with vegetation transects, packed up and came home. No specimens except Eutamias saved. Those Peromyscus killed in snap traps were too putrid. Saw no rabbits (sylvilagus) this trip.

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21 4 July 1980. Strozzi Ranch Rd. 3 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch 5100 ft. Sagebrush. Rolling ridges and shallow valleys. Sandy-gravelly soil. Approx 1/5 mi E of the road that connects this road to the Plains Canyon Rd. Margaret did vegetation transects here (Nos: ) Arrived about 4 PM. Set 40 Sherman traps baited with oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat in 20 stations, 20 meters apart, in a line beginning 20 meters SE of road and extending southeasterly 400 meters across ridges and washes. Also set same number, types, arrangement in a line going down the first major wash, intersecting the first line. Also set 5 gopher sets, in wash area. Heard coyotes yipping from about 1/4 mi SE of road. Camped at USGS Seismologic Station. Heard coyotes at night. Saw one rather large bat at campsite. Much evidence of cattle in area, saw several cows grazing nearby. Saw some deer scat. 5 July 1980. Last nights traps caught: Cross ridge line: 0/40 Down wash line: 1 Neotoma (#320)/40 Total 1/80 = 1.25% success The worst ever. Gopher traps: 1/5 1- Thomomys (#319) Left traps set another night, changed bait to just oats on the cross ridge line, to see if bait was the problem.

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5 July 1980 continued, p2. Proceeded along road to a point 1.5 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch that appears to be ecotonal between sagebrush and Pinyon-Juniper. Some scattered Pinyons and junipers, but mostly sagebrush. Margaret did vegetation transects here (# ). Set 40 traps, Shermons baited with oats, across washes and ridges, beginning at a large juniper 1/2 way up ridge N of road, going down, across wash, up a small ridge, down into next canyon, then up a very brushy canyon. Set traps in pairs, 20 meters apart. Set another line of 40 traps, same bait and arrangement, going down the wash. Set another line of 18 traps along ridge, beginning at start of first line and continuing across talus slopes to a rock outcrop Eastwards. Saw some Thomson's sign in valley but did not set traps. Saw deer sign, cow sign. No large animals seen. Set up a line of six trout flies dangling from nylon leader drawn between poles set across wash in the # hope of catching bats. One bat, a large one that appeared to be the same kind I saw last night, checked out this set up twice but did not bite. Total 98 traps set here

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23 6 July 1980. Strozzi Ranch Road 3 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch last night's traps had somewhat better success than previously. Cross ridge line: 2/40 1-Dipodomys merriami (#322) 1-Peromyscus maniculatus (#321) Wash line: 2/39: 1-Perognathus parvus (#323) 1-Onychomys torridus (#324). Total #/79: 5% trap success. Picked up these traps at 9 am. 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch last night's traps caught: Cross ridge line: 2/40: 1-Peromyscus maniculatus (#325) 1-Peromyscus truei (#326) both at same station in brushy canyon. Along ridge line: 0/18 Wash line: 1/40 Peromyscus maniculatus, released Total catch: 3/98: 3% trap success. Left these traps in place for another night, but set 4 more to make total trap nights for this area be 200. Spent the afternoon putting up specimens. 7 July 1980. Strozzi Ranch Rd 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch last night's traps caught: Cross ridge line 2/40: 2-Peromyscus maniculatus, released Along ridge line 1/22: Peromyscus crinitus (#327) Valley line 3/40: 1-Perognathes (#328); 1-Perognathes (#329); 1-Onychomys (#330) Total: 6/102 = 5.8% Picked up traps and headed for home.

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24 4-7 July 1980 Strozzi Ranch Rd General comments. Biting flies (no-see-ums) thick in sagebrush area, much less so in P-J cedonal area. Birds in cedonal area were mostly those associated with P-J or wide ranging: Raven Chuckar Blue-gray quailcatcher Black-headed Grosbeak Pluvon Jay Common Bushtit Rufous-sided Towhee Black-throated Sparrow Violet-green Swallow Brewer's Sparrow heard? Birds in sagebrush area were: Black-throated Sparrow, Poorwill, ? Hummingbird (?) This was the worst trip for trap success I've ever had. Out of a total of 357 trap nights only 14 animals were caught, for a total of 3.9% trap success. I tried leaving traps in place 2 nights running, had better success on 2nd night. Tried different bait on 2 lines, with equal success. Because I was involved in another project concerned with bubonic plague, I suspect that a plague has struck the small mammal population in this area. No way to know for sure. Moon was waning half. Weather was "good".

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25 28 July 1980. Scotty's Ranch. Collected 2 bats Artrozus pallidus #331 and 332 from rafters of stables, pointed out by Bob Dolan, curator. Also set 20 Sherman traps, salt, peanut butter, bacon fat, around trailers in storage shed, and among edges in small "marsh" at Grapevine hideout area. Caught 2 Dipodomys merriami (#333 + released) 2 Neotoma lepida (#334 + released) 1 Perognathus formosus (#335) all around trailers. 5/20 29 July 1980. Picked up the above traps, went to Scotty's Ranch and put up the specimens while Margaret looked for plants. Went to Scotty's Castle to speak with Joanne Urshel about getting into Ranger Station to consult Spring book. She let us in, then suggested we use the Xerox at the castle to copy needed pages, which we did, gladly. Spent some time talking with her and Rick Hibbard, a seasonal ranger. Rick is interested in preserving Scotty's Ranch. Wants info on what we found there & wants to put in pit traps. I am to consult C. Bradley about pit traps. Proceeded to Pineyguine where I made abortive attempts at shooting duck and getting the time-lapse movie camera ready to go for next day.

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26 30 July 1980, Titanothere Canyon. Left the cool pines of Plumbey Mine to head for the sweltering depths of Titanothere Canyon to put time lapse movie cameras at springs. Put one camera at Fern Spring #200 and another at rock pools about 50 ft up canyon. Bottle springs showed evidence of Big Horn activity. Put a camera at Lostman Spring #199 which had no obvious water but had steep trails. Hiked back to truck and collapsed. Hot weather, frog like. 31 July 1980, Leadfield and Titus Canyon Checked spring 201 which has dense vegetation and a 1 ft x 2 ft patch of slightly damp earth under a boulder overhang. Checked mine tunnels near road SE of Leadfield (1/2 mile of Leadfield, 4400 Ft) for bats, found 4 Myotis sp. hanging singly in tiny crevices in tunnels (#336,337,338,339) also saw a larger bat with larger ears but it got away. Only one of the tunnels had more than one bat. Hiked in search of spring 2088 but took a wrong turn and did not go up Titus Canyon, rather we went up the canyon that comes into Titus from the NW. Heavy hiking in hot weather. Gave up when we discovered what we had done.

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27 31 July 1980 continued. Headed for Klare Spring #205. Saw 4 Bighorn Sheep 2 ewes 2 yearling (?) lambs .9 mile east of spring. They watched us for about 10 minutes, as we watched them, then veered in no great hurry out of site. One of the ewes gave us a great show of what a Bighorn can do on rough ground, jumping from rock to rock, short runs on precipitous slopes, etc. Also saw a lone Bann Bighorn, 1/2 curl, .5 mile from spring, he was in a big hurry to get away from us. Set up two cameras at Klare Spring. Then we headed for home.

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28 6 August 1980 Titanium Canyon Hiked down to Lostman Spring (#199) and Fern Springs to pick up cameras. #200 Fern spring is a pool approx. 2 ft x 3 ft x 8 inches deep under a rock overhang on the N side of a small canyon. Around the pool is dense growth of vegetation, grasses, rushes, epipactis and a small "maiden hair" fern Adiantum capillus - veneris. Sleep trails led up to the pool - evidently sleep drink here with some regularity. About 50 to 100 feet up canyon from this pool there are a series of two small rock pools, the largest approximately 2 feet by 1.5 feet, filled by a slow trickle that comes from a seep. These, too, seem to be used by Bighorn. I put two cameras to watch over these water sources. One (camera number 6) watching the Fern spring (proper) pool, the other watching the rock pools (camera #5). Put these cameras in on 30 July, picked them up today. #199 Lostman Spring [illegible] is a dense patch of vegetation, including cottonwood trees, on the E side of Titanium Canyon. Above it are steep rocky canyon walls, while immediately around it are rather rugged talus slopes, rocks about 6" to 1 ft across. Large animal trails penetrate the thicket. Grass walked down indicates large animals lie down in the cool shade. Under a fallen log is a small puddle

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29 6 August 1980 Titus Hollow Canyon, continued p.c. of muddy, mucky water about 8 inches in diameter. Trails leading to it indicate that large animals come to it. Whether or not they drink, I don't know. I cleaned out some of the muck, enlarging the amount of available water. A hand travel would have helped. If someone were to travel out most of the muck once a year, it might improve conditions for wildlife. But traveling must be done in such a way that some potential habitat is left for snaails, in case there are any here. I put camera number 1 here on 30 July. The camera framed the whole spring area and a small amount of the talus slope around it, plus some of the cliffs behind and the approach from the wash below. Perhaps it would have been better to put the camera right near the water, but I didn't know it was there until today. Hiked back to the truck, the last mile by flashlight. Darkness certainly changes one's perspective! 7 August 1980 Leadfield and Titus Canyon #202A Discovered Upper Leadfield Spring, which is on a hill E of Leadfield Road approx .5 miles E of leadfield; there is a convenient turnout on the road opposite the mine tunnel that is the closest to leadfield of the group of 3 tunnels indicated

PS Jag lämnar nu min station T 08:11 till Kvarn & Karlö och kör vidare, eftersom jag ska träffa ki på skolan. Vi är också i behov av att få mer information om detta. Detta är inte en fråga som kan besvaras genom att bara säga "ja" eller "nej", utan det krävs nog mer arbete för att kunna ge ett tydligt svar. Jag har redan försökt att ta reda på vad som händer, men jag har inte fått någon konkret information än. Jag hoppas att vi snart får veta mer om detta och att vi kan lösa problemet tillsammans. Tack för att du tar dig tid att läsa detta och jag ser fram emot att höra från dig snart! Vänliga hälsningar, Karl

30 p3 this expedition 7 August 1980 Leadfield and Titus Canyon continued p2 on the topo map. From this turnout, one can see several patches of "[illegible]" and other phlebotophytes on the E side of the canyon wall, about half way up the canyon. One patch has a rather conspicuous tamarix - we did not check this patch, but elsewhere. In the small draw below the hillside patches are two more patches of that growth. Between them are a couple of small puddles, at which there was some sheep sign. I put a camera on top of a large rock S of the puddles, overlooking them. We then proceeded to Titus Canyon, and using map and compass located Spring 208B - Epipactis Spring. We probably could have found it just by following the sheep trails. The land for about 1/2 mile around this spring is noticeably impacted by sheep - if they were domesticated sheep or cows, we might call the land somewhat over- grazed, or at least over-impacted by hooves. About 1/4 mile below spring, found a pair of weather-beaten ram horns, & little under 1/2 curl. About 100 yards below spring, found what I take to be the foot of a kiplorn (leg), which I collected. The spring area is on the N side of a narrow canyon, with large cliffs to the E and S. Very rocky terrain, some immense boulders and unmeasurable smaller rocks. There is a dense patch of

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31 7 Aug 1980 Titus Canyon, p2 (page # of this expedition) willows, surrounded by thin small rushes. On the W side of the willows a trail led into a cool shady bedding area, trampled rushes with damp earth, two indistinguishable but contiguous areas, the largest about 6 ft by 10ft the smaller about 5x5. Some sheep droppings were present in the smaller area. Also on the W side of willows, about 6 feet outside, was a place where the rushes had been trampled down and a small pool of water, about 1 ft diameter was visible. This was at the top of the circle of dense vegetation. There were several trails leading in all directions from this pool. Along the largest trail leading straight down the hill were 3 or 4 other places where the rushes had been trampled down and very small pools were present. Water obviously ran down the slope under this trail, but disappeared by the time it hit the wash. Set a camera focused on the upper pool, but including some of the trails all around, especially the one going down to wash. Returned to truck, hoping to see some sheep, kept no luck. Picked up cameras at Klein Spring #205, when I put two cameras on 31 Sept/July (camera #7 on lower puddle, "stubble" on upper) Upper puddle had dried up. Saw no sheep en route through Titus Canyon. Stayed at Furnace Creek tonight.

(1973) (seppa) är i göta) och säger att de ligger för mycket och det lättare att få stål, att säkerhärt även prissat, men 200 Kvar i särskildt, det pågående 1901 möd 7:2 Kvar kvarter, att läsa avpikt pågående för att, 2x2 Kvar - till en a och A, men i allians att ni köra dr (först) kvar kvarter, på den av att m måga länge, att säga, och i stäl för 2 länge även en stor belysning och dit, vilken kan ske att i nästa gången jag är i ett Littill för mycket även där en mät på råd kvarter att prisa hög med + 200 men vil att vara för belysning med både säker, och särskil för mycket även denna gång men i stäl för att vara mer i det enligt att jag bryter på Kvar lätt till betyder denna även. Men till jag inte pågående, men 1990 att vi att göra detta, för det ska lätt a i en ny även at med pågående Kvar sade att 2x2 av pågående, men pågående att i en särskild även om jag inte är nu sommarstaten 1991 2000 (1990 av "schlitz") och går att vara, och börja med säker 1990 (2 jag inte länge men i en ny staten 1990)

32 8 August 1980 (page 5 of this expedition) Spent today at Furnace Creek, alternating between relaxing in air conditioned comfort in Trailer #26 and triling in the sun, helping Margaret do a study of physiology of Tiddes trozacia. 9 August 1980 Corkscrew Spring Left Furnace Creek early this morning, parked at Corkscrew Peak sign on MuCanyon Rd. After about 1.5 hours of steady upgrade, up the wash, arrived at a series of small dry falls below Corkscrew Spring, then hiked the last couple of hundred yards, with some difficulty, to the spring, peak about 2/3 of the way up the small spring peak of and contiguious with Corkscrew Peak there is a green spot, visible from the highway. Steep, slippery scree surrounds it, many large rock out crops & small cliffs. The vegetation around the spring is Distichlis on the outskirts, Solidago approx 4-6 feet tall in a dense clumps about 20 feet in diameter. In the center of the Solidago is a pool, approx 3 feet in diameter and 6 inches deep. Sheep trails approach the pool from two sides. The pool is formed in an area of Solidago that had been trampled down. Other sheep trails are above and below the pool. There was a very small amount of feces along one of the trails only.

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9 August 1980 Corkscrew Spring cast. p 6 of this expedition This spring does not appear to be heavily used by sheep at this time, although records indicate that use has been heavy and vegetation different, in the past. I attempted to set up a camera about 3-400 yards below the spring, but was frustrated by a broken connection in the photocell. Left the camera there, took photocell home for repair. On the return trip, checked out Fire Spring (#193) which has dense growth of Phragmites, some willow and other vegetation, but no water that we could find. There are a couple of little-used trails around this spring. I believe it is not worth putting in a camera. Then we proceeded to Hole-in-the-Rock and New-Hole-in-the-Rock springs. New- Hole-in-the-Rock is dry. Hole-in-the-Rock is a hole about 18 inches in diameter in the floor of a rock wash. It is full of water, gravel, algae. No sheep sign, some old coyote sign. Set a camera here, just in case. Then proceeded to Daylight Spring which is dry. Then went home.

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Simpson 80 Journal 34 21 August 1980 (Tuesday) Death Valley, Grapevine Mtus Owl Spring (# 197A) Bullfrog Quadrangle Hiked to spring from Titus Canyon Rd. Map distance about 2.5 miles - it took me about 2 hours to get there. Parked approximately 8 1/2 miles from pavement, headed S between two peaks. En route: quail sign, sheep sign, especially abundant in Owl Spring canyon just South of the saddle between the two peaks, also around the saddle, but getting scarce as I got closer to the spring. No sheep sign at all at the spring area. There were 2 sets of off-road vehicle tracks between Titus Canyon Rd and the saddle. I was thinking nasty thoughts about poachers. There were a couple of well-worn trails, wetted grasses, displaced rocks etc. that I watched for sheep trails. But when I finally got to the spring, the truth became apparent. The remains of a Cessna aircraft were apparent all around the N end of the spring area, the fuel tanks turned upside down on a hill just above one of the largest pools of H2O. Part of the plane made eerie noises in the wind. It left me with a very strange, creepy feeling to know that six people had died here a few months ago. The trails

34 with interest, I would report (present) upon A is springing up? No! (API #) spring to go I'll be put out it won't bring at least a sort of - solution to have a smoke? the one I know of - and keep at that & thus he must not be allowed to continue until 8 as well as his salary, but it's a very good thing for the company. part of it was taken off. But in fact he is right up to date, & so on, all along. spring up at the end of - top 1 an error spring out to be - no spring, oh! I should hope - I'm joking & mean that - an effect will be - it requires not much interest in doing what the fellow may have said so far! just as if - he's going to always do that part of work. the same thing, but with better mind to get good - or bad too? it's all a spring out of top place? I believe it - the one & another didn't make any - promise, sure? - a new spring out of one & all, so as to have a certain amount out of it for an able kind of new man it's a great deal - oh! go along, keep in your place & take some more out with you - I'd +1 idea, but to point at proper, remarks from the one side & the other way. that it - also believe in it.

35 21 August 1980 continued The trails and vehicle tracks were left by the U.S. Co. Sheriff's posse when they retrieved the bodies. Perhaps the presence of the cowbell, and the noise it makes, scared sleep away from this spring. There was no sign of sleep, yet the area looked nearly ideal. The spring is actually a series of 7-10 pools, the largest now about 6 ft across and 1.5 feet deep, in a rocky canyon, surrounded by steep, rugged rocky cliffs with small cirque canyons. There is much grass (Muhlenbergia sp?), patches of cattails, wilows (?) not good willow trees but saplings that may not be willow at all-they have milky juice. A mid-sized fresh- I collected these for Margaret. None of the lush vegetation had been grazed or browsed. There was an abundant small bush, looked like a Chrysothamnus also 1 small tamarisk down stream from the spring in a dry wash, 42 way between forest pool and steep rocky falls that terminated my exploration. Only birds I saw at the spring were 2 sage plovers. I wonder where the sheep are watering? camped at turnout- 11 mi from highway. heard coyotes at night.

28 búv eljött az t. leánykérés napja. 19... aprél 4-től jöv. -től, minden alkalommal először búvártok miatt velem szótag. Állítottam az ettl je beszéltetett szavazott. Zsírtól azt mikor hazáruv. k. ettem. azt búv. elment... hosszú éjszaka, pincze azt most nagyon győzel bevéve erre azt kívü. gyereke jó híres an a pillanatok és pincze azt. 1953 július 14-én kaptam ezt: eloszló (1)-t je let-lás, győzött Kozáczil búv. szeretettje? a Kozácho ped élesítették, nagyon gyűlöl, s a haza után ajtót nyitott. boppin, azért a szép lenne is szent. zúzmara: főleg [illegible] Kovácsos je szótag. (?) egyetmív volt) Közé azt csalóka búp Koz (F) zöldhőv -kotadik és fén némi kint opitquez búvá-búvá A. szent. pölleu. rövid jött-lés .Kozáczil 14. elszól. bástl-asz! -de buzog március szikókészül, deud azt jóvolt K-szerzőre ne volt azt. beszéltetett... kommttyveled és a)l. sajtál. által húzza szerkezet volt: április 14-én (a) szű pincze itt és mi pincze azt most? győzött búváring térdül, neheztal ezért pedi élesített, szent-lésel? pincze Kozáczil elszól. pölleu, mártalagos 18-án) beszélgetett je: 5-ben pincze azt 7 pincze és gyereke azt most... parafin volt jó 11-től ismét kóborvász Kozáczil...

Ingleby 1980 Journal 36 22 August 22 August Willow Spring, Upper Leadfield Spring, Epictis Spring, Klare Spring. Grapevine Mtus Death Valley N.M. Camped at 5200 FT. Turnout on Titus Canyon Rd last night. Hiked to Willow Spring #198 beginning at 0800 SE from wide bend in road, across a ridge, down a wash with one very green mesquite. A Golden Eagle, immature, flew over head, Gambel's Quail calling. Bighorn Sheep tracks, very fresh in wash. Coyote trail, fresh tracks, parallel wash. Ammospermophilus seen, twelve Thompsons eigu. Dippings of Badger (?). Flushed 50+ Gambels Quail in wash. Arrived at Spring 0900. Saw 2 Hooded Oriole, many Chukar, 20+ House Finches. Old sow pies. At the spring: there is one large willow or intertwined cleanup of small ones, 20-30 feet in diameter, surrounded by

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ingley 180 Journal 37 22 August 22 August continued - one foot indiameter in the center of the willow clump. This was very difficult to get to, through dense branches, but there were some animal (sheep?) trails leading to it, at least close to it but I think they might not have been able to reach the water. Puddle was about 5 inches deep, full of willow leaves, which I cleaned out. This spring looks like a prime candidate for some judicious vegetation management. Moury Gambell Quail , Chukars, House Finches, 1-topperhead shrike; Black-throated Sparrows en route. There are several "sheep" trails, but only old scat. Returning to truck by a slightly different route, saw more Bighorn sign, scat and tracks. Upper Leadfield Spring #202A. This spring is a complex, divided into two separate drainages about 100-200 ft apart on steep, loose dirt hillside. I checked the N part today, having checked the S part 7Aug and installed a camera on a previous trip. The N part is marked by a couple of Tamarix . Water visible was in two places, only a trickle over rocks, small (less one puddle was 3x1ft x 3mmeter than 1 foot) puddles only 1-2 cm deep, full of algae, no sheep sign. While retrieving the camera from the S part of their complex, I saw a Bighorn ram 1/2 cowri on rock pinnacle SE N of spring - it stood still and watched me for a minute or two, turned away, then came back and watched me some more, while I left the area. Checked one mine tunnel for bats, but found none. Drove to intersection with Titus Canyon, liked up to Epipacte spring (208B) to pick up camera placed there 7 Aug. Saw much sheep sign, but little else except numerous Calliomerus . Camped at Petroglyphs sign

(1) I am very tired. (2) I am very sad. (3) I am very hungry. (4) I am very thirsty. (5) I am very cold. (6) I am very hot. (7) I am very afraid. (8) I am very angry. (9) I am very happy. (10) I am very tired again. I have been working hard all day and now I am exhausted. My muscles are sore from lifting heavy boxes and carrying them up the stairs. I feel like I could cry at any moment. But then I think about how much money we earned today and it makes me feel better. We made enough to pay for our next trip to the store, which is always exciting because there are so many things to buy! The best part was when we found that new candy bar machine near the checkout counter. It had all kinds of flavors including one called "Gummy Worms" which sounded delicious but turned out to be quite sticky on your fingers. After finishing work, everyone went home early since it was getting late outside. Everyone seemed happy despite being tired from a long day's labor. Some even joked that maybe tomorrow they wouldn't have such an intense schedule again! Others said they were looking forward to seeing what new items would be available next week at the market. Overall today felt productive yet draining physically speaking due mostly due sheer exhaustion caused by constant movement around shop floor combined with stress levels rising throughout entire shift period before finally collapsing onto bed after returning home late evening hour past midnight time zone GMT+0 UTC offset difference compared standard daylight saving time adjustment rules applicable within European Union member states only during summer months starting March 25th ending October 29th annually across countries participating voluntarily under agreed terms set forth earlier decades ago following international agreements reached between governments worldwide regarding seasonal changes affecting daily life patterns globally.

Kingsley 1980 Journal 38 22 Aug 22 Aug continued - saw pipistrelles ffw flying at 6:30 pm. tried shooting twice, but aim was off and noise was deafening. Set bat net across puddle at Klane Spring - flat across puddle, just an inch above H2O. 2-3 dozen flying around spring. caught 6 pipistrelles (vesperus): 1950 hrs, 2000 hrs, 2045, 2150, 2215, 2250 - released 2, kept 4. Retired at 2300 - tired. 23 Aug 23 Aug Klane Spring, Corkscrew Spring. Watched Rock Wrens white-throated swifft, Say's Phoebe as late breakfast. Left camp at 0800, drove to

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39 7 Sept continued - and knocking down the stems. I do not know whether it was sheep, deer, cattle, horses or ?? We continued on toward Klein Spring. One-half mile E of the spring we saw a large running along the beach S of the road. At the bottom of the beach, in the wash, lay a dead ewe. Approx 5 yrs old. Described in Species Account. Set up a camera close to the spring, then continued home. Saw a Spotted Sandpiper in entrance of canyon 13 Sept Plummer Mine Shaft 6800ft - Doe Spring Arrived at campsite around 1500 hrs. Flus led 3 mule deer from canyon bottom near camp. They ran half way up the hill W of camp, stopped and watched us for a while, then continued over ridges. The only one we got a good look at was rather small, perhaps this year's fawn without spots; the other two were larger. Hiked to Doe Spring. Flushed a mule deer at pass, but didn't see it. Much deer sign in vicinity of spring. More than I remember last year. Also old cow pies. Put time-lapse camera in tree over spring. 14 Sept Grapevine Peak Hiked with heavy packs to a saddle about 8000ft, 1 mi SE of peak, then hiked with day pack and trap pack to peak. Saw a young Peromyscus maniculatus perping (loudly) scrambling over bushes and rocks - lost its mother. Eyes just open, very lightly terror'd, on ridge above closed section of road. Much deer, cow, horse sign along route.

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40 14 Sept Grapevine PK continued More deer sign than I remember last year. It looks like the deer population is booming. Cow and horse sign was very old, mostly, although there was some from this year. Saw a chipmunk at camp, also in the first limber pine at 8200 ft. on peak. Several (3-4) chipmunks heard while 1600-1700 hrs. I set traps. Set 30 snaptraps, baited with oats coated with peanut butter and bacon-fat, through a wooded patch of piñon, limber pine, junipers, across a talus slope with small islands of vegetation—limber pines and Ribes. Returned to camp, an immature white-coarsed Garter came within our meter of us while we were eating dinner. It was scratching for food. Was present next morning and afternoon. 15 Sept Grapevine Peak and return to Plunary Campsite Checked traps at 1000 hrs. Caught 4 Peromyscus maniculatus (#344-347). One trap was missing. One had been sprung and there was a spot of blood on it. Put up two skins, got data on other two. Saw and heard chipmunks but caught none. Picked up traps at 1200. Walked to top of peak. Saw Rabbit (Sylvilegus) droppings here. Helped Margaret do point-quarters on trees. Then headed back to camp. Amazing amount of deer scat, and trails enroute, but saw no deer. end this page

Kingstley 1980 41 16- 17 Sept 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5500 FT. This is approximately one of the locations cited by ER Hall in Mammals of Nevada. Harvey I. Fisher on 2 June 1940 trapped Notiosorex crawfordi here. HE (evidently) also collected Sylvilagus auduboni, Perognathus parvus, P. formosus, Dipodomys microps, Onychomys torridus, Peromyscus crinitus, P. maniculatus, P. truei, and Neotoma copida here. The area is sagebrush community, with pinyons visible on highest hills surrounded and in valley about 1/4-1/2 mile west and 100-200 feet higher. Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) is dominant on the ridges and valley here. A valley about 200 yds wide is between two ridges of a least 40 ft elevation above valley. Ridge on S side of valley is very rocky, several rock outcrops and small talus slopes. Other vegetation that was conspicuous included: Ephedra (viridis?) in patches, especially on rocky ridge. Mendota spinicera, Cleophasmus nanus. Weather was partly cloudy, light breeze, comfortably warm. A 1/2 moon set around 9 pm. I set 100 traps Sherman's, oats-peanut butter-bacon grease bait in 3 lines. Forty traps in line on rocky ridge on S side of valley beginning at outcrop nearest road. 40 in valley, 20 in sand-gravel wash. Area has been impacted by cattle - a couple of Purshia in wash have been severely pruned by them. Many cow pies, old and new), fresh tracks. Set traps by 1800 hs.

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King slep 1980 42 17 Sept 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak, continued. Picked up traps at 1140-1230 hrs. Sunny and warm (80° F). Ridge line: #348 Perognathus parvus #349 Peromyscus maniculatus. A Neotoma tail skin caught in trap, but no Neotoma. #350 Ammospermophilus leucurus #351 Peromyscus crinitus #352 Peromyscus crinitus #353 Peromyscus crinitus Valley line: #354 Ammospermophilus #355 Perognathus parvus #356 Perognathus parvus #357 P. parvus #358 Onychomys torridus an Ammospermophilus released, #359 Perognathus parvus #360 Dipodomys microps Wash line: O-Nada, nothing! Total: 14/100 Peromyscus maniculatus 1 Peromyscus crinitus 3 Neotoma lepida 1* tail only Perognathus parvus 4 Onychomys torridus 1 Dipodomys microps 1 Ammospermophilus leucurus 3 Also, saw coyote (?) scat and diggings in valley. 22 Sept 3½ mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5800 Ft Ecotonal: Sagebrush-Pinyon Juniper Pinyons are beginning to appear in the valley and are rather common on the northwest facing slope above the valley, but absent on the southeast facing slope. The valley is about 100 meters wide, with Pleinney Canyon Road running along the northwest side of it. On the southeast side is a slope ascending 240 feet according to contour

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43 22 Sept continued 1/2 mile Lucin GrapevinePk 5800ft. on the topo map. This slope has several rock outcrops and small rocky canyons. Vegetation is Artemesia, Pinon, and junipers (some of these rather large), Mesodora, Ephedra and other less common shrubs. The opposite slope has no pinons or junipers, just shrubs. Purplea is common in the drainages on both slopes and there is a stand of it in the valley. There is much evidence of cattle, some of deer. Did not notice gopher sign; there were a few Nestorica nests among the rocks and canyons. Weather was warm (70-80 F) and breezy, occasional light breeze. A full or near-full moon tonight. Set 100 trays, 60 Shermanes and 40 Museum Specials, on 3 lines, spaced approx 20 meters. Trays paired, on the two long lines Museum special and Shermane, on the short line both Shermanes. Two long lines began on treeless slope, crossed valley, went up tried slope almost to top of ridge. Stations 20 meters apart, bait oats coated with peanut butter and bacon grease. Trap lines were approx 30 meters apart; parallelly 40 traps each line. Short line, 20-traps, set in valley along Margaret's vegetation transect line for 100 meters, then continuing eastward

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49 22 Sept continued 3/2 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5800ft. for another 100 meters. Ravens, Pinyon Jays, Buffalo-sided Towhees were the only birds seen. No mammals seen. Traps set 1500-1700 hrs. 23 Sept same location - Traps success. Margaret saw a "young rabbit" in valley. We attempted to net bats at Pleinicy Spring from 1900-2030. Saw one bat twice or two bats. This spring shows much evidence of cattle in contrast to last year when there was none. There is little grass, much tampling, and copries. Also deer sign. 23 Sept same location as 22 Sept. Picked up traps between 0830-1000, Trap success = 0 nothing - nada - a complete bust. A surprise. I would like to come back in two weeks when there is no moon to see if that makes a difference. Right now, based on three results and those of 5 July 1980, it appears that the P-J-Artmesia ecosystem has very few animals in it, which is not what I would expect. 23 Sept Pleinacy Mine shafts Explored both shafts looking for bats. Saw 12 Pleotis in W shaft, 4 in E. Collected one from W shaft, am attempting to keep it alive under refrigeration to bring home to Mike Farrell. Also collected a Mourning Cloak butterfly that was lying upside down in E shaft.

23 Sept Plummer Mls - Strozzi Ranch - Titus Canyon Road (3800 ft) After lunch (1345) loaded for Strozzi Ranch to gather apples. Much cove sign en route, most obviously Porsilia and Atriplex canescens severely pruned and cowpat'd. Much cove and deer sign at Strozzi Ranch around the drinker and stream. No apples this year, no sign of any having been produced. Saw only 2 cows inside. Movement on way out from ranch. Drove thru Beatty, got gas, and headed out Titus Canyon - lead field road to a point approx 2 miles W of measurement boundary. This is larrea desert, 3800 ft elevation. Vegetation consists of Larrea, Ambrosia dumosa, Mimodora, Lycium, Grayia etc. Flat, no good washes near road, but some small drainages and low- rocky ridges, 1-2 feet high, running E-W that look like old walls, but probably are not. Fall moon tonight. Breezy, comfortably warm (80+ F) in day, cooling considerably (50's) at night. Clear. Saw a G-tarantula and a stink beetle as I was setting traps. Set 100 traps in 3 lines. Line #1 south from road 40 Sherman traps 2 per station, 20 meters between stations. Line 2 North from road, 20 stations, a Sherman and a Museum special at each, 20 meters apart. Line 3 between 2 and 5 meters off road on S side, parallel to road, 20 Sherwanes, 2 per station. 24 Sept same location as above, then 2 miles Picked up traps by 1000 hrs. Trap resalts next page.

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Kingsley 1980 46 Journal 24 Sept continued (Titus Cem Rd, 2 mi W of Mon. Butty 3800 ft) Road Line-20 Sherman's. Dipodomys merriami 2 D. microps 1 Peromyscus arunicus / 1 Total 4/20 = 20% South Line-40 sherman's D. merriami 9 D. microps 0 Peroquetlues longiuenlaris 1 P. formosus 2 Peromyscus a femicus / 1 Total 13/40 = 32.5% North line 20 sherman's, 20 Museum Speciel's D. merriami 6 D. microps 0 P. formosus 4 Total 10/40 = 25% Totals D. merriami 7 D. microps 1 P. longiuenlaris 1 P. formosus 6 Peromyscus 2 27/100 Put up specimens of each species (362-369) Moved 2 miks W to location of 10 Mar 1979. This is a mixed shrub habitat. Larrea is present as an aspect plant, but is actually rather rare. Grayia and Mucodere are

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Maysleep 1980 Journal 47 24 Sept 4 miles W of Monument Boundary on Titus Canyon Rd. (continued) 4200 FT. the most avid shrubs, with large numbers of Ephedra, Happle poppy, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Lycium. Very dense shrub land. To the south of the road about 50-100 meters is a rather large wash, with sand and gravel bottom. Most of the plants in the wash are the same as on the ridge, but.. appear larger and denser. Some specific coral plants are: Atriplex canescens, Eucelia, Gutierrezia, Hymenoxys, Salazaria Weather warm (90's) sunny, cloudless, a light breeze and occasional gusts (twisters). Cow and horse droppings, mostly old, are present. No obvious gopher sign. Soil is heavy gravel, some rocks, some sand between stones. Set 120 traps in 3 lines, all Sherman's, bait dots, (peanut butter, bacon fat coated on first ridge late), 2 traps/station, stations 20 meters apart. 40+/line 2 parallel lines, N of and parallel to road. First is 20 meters from road, second is 25-30 meters north of first. Third is in wash, following closely the north bank of major channel. Saw 2 hawks (Erythellus?) flying over head at dusk. 25 Sept same location as above Awakened at 6:30. At about 6:35 heard a burro braying, probably 1/4-1/2 mile away, SE of our campsite. Indicates that burros are coming into our study area.

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48 Journal 25 Sept continued 4 Miles (w) of Monument Boundary on Titus Canyon Road 4200 ft Last migut traps caught: Wash Line, 40 Sherman's picked up by 0830. Perognathus formosus 2 Dipodomys merriami 3 Dipodomys microps 2 Peromyscus cremicus? 1 8/40 = 20% Line 2 - pavement, mixed shrub, 40 Sherman's 0915 Dipodomys merriami 5 D. microps 1 Peromyscus maniculatus 1 7/40 = 17.5% Line 1 - pavement, mixed shrub, 40 Sherman's, 1015 D. merriami 5 D. microps 0 P. maniculatus 1 P. cremicus? 4 10/40 = 25% Total 25/120 = 20.8% Since I have trapped this locality before, I thought it might be useful to combine trap results. n % of total Perognathus formosus 2 5.7 Dipodomys merriami 15 42.9 D. microps. 5 14.3 Peromyscus maniculatus 7 20.0 P. cremicus? 5 14.3 Ammospermophilus leucurus 1 2.9 Total 35/200 = 17.5% (100.1)

2023 Личный состав 1. Круглов Сергей Николаевич, 56 лет Орден за заслуги перед ОПК РФ, медаль ветерана труда С инженер-технолог Э инженер-экономист С экономист-аналитик Л технолог-инженер 21.01.2023 - 24.01.2023 Заместитель директора по производству, курирует: 2. инженер-технолог 1. специалист СЭД 1. технический директор 21.01.2023 - 24.01.2023 Заместитель директора по производству, курирует: 2. инженер-технолог 0. экономист С 1. специалист СЭД 4. бухгалтер 22.08.2023 - 25.08.2023 Круглов Сергей Николаевич, 56 лет Стаж работы: 30 лет Инженер-технолог СЭД Р.Ш. 21 инженер-экономист 2.П. 2 экономист С О.О. Т технолог-инженер Е.П. 2 специалист СЭД Р.В. 1 зам.директора по производству (100%) 21.01.2023 - 25.08.2023 24.07

Kingsley 1980 49 25 Sept continued. Same location, then thru Titus Canyon, Klare Spring, around to Corkscrew Spring, then home There was what appeared to be a kit-fox horror in the wash bowl beside our tent. Only birds we got a good look at here were Ravens. There were some sparrows that I couldn't identify. Zebra-tailed lizards in wash, Utah, many young, on pavement. Packed up and left by 1100. Between this point and Leadfield, saw 7 Aemmespermophilos, young mostly, along road. Also a Rock Wren anda Brown-headed Cowbird. Saw one Sylvilagus between gate and red pass. One bighorn lamb running ahead of us for about 1/5 mile, approx 1 mile E of Klare Spring. Picked up skull of ewe first seen 7 Sept 1980. Monarch butterflies were abundant in lower canyon, saw 25+, feeding on Clergesthannuses which was profusely in bloom. Parked at Corkscrew Peak sign on Boundary Canyon Rd, and hiked to Corkscrew Spring to retrieve our camera. The camera had fallen off its rock, did not appear damaged. Numerous Zebra-tailed lizards, nothing else. Temp was 100+, some high, thin clouds. Finished at 1630, headed for home. 4 October Phinney Canyon Rd to mine shaft campsite Arrived on study area about 1600, after running out of gas a few miles out of Beatty, talking with some frustrated Cuikar hunters 2-4 miles E of Monument Boundary. Set traps 1/4 mile W of Scientific Station, Strozzi Ranch Crossroad. Set 60-traps along wash that intersects road, 3-trap sector 4, 2 sleeperous 1 Huerow special,

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Kingsley 1980 50 4Oct Plume Canyon Rd, Continued 20 meters apart, bait: out-coated with peanut butter and lard or grease. All set along sand and gravel wash lined with sageshrub and purpledee ggoing NW from road. Set 20 traps, 2 trap stations, Sherman Museum special, going up rocky hill N of road to first Joshua tree. This location will probably show up on my maps as the same as the seismologic station. Surrounding vegetation is sageshrub community. Saw 10+ Ravens flying over and around rocky hills. Saw cow sign. Many small mammal burrows around wash. Species trapped at this location previously were: Peromyscus maniculatus, Neotoma, Peromyscus crinitus, micropus + merriami, Perognathus longimembris, parvus, torridus (?), Onychomys torridus. Finished setting traps 1800, headed for camp. After dark, John Radke arrived, looking for hanters. Spoke for awhile, he helped formulate the idea of studying Chuckars to see if they might have displaced the slovenance Quail. 5Oct Trapping results same location as 4Oct. Rocky hill: Peromyscus crinitus, 3, all snap traps, 2 of the 3 were ot with rakes abdominal, 3rd was mutilated by ravens? No other animals caught. Success 3/20 Wash line: Perognathus parvus, 1; Peromyscus crinitus, 3; Dipodomys merriami, 1; Onychomys torridus, 2. Total 7/60 all in Sherman's, none in Museum specials. All released.

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Kingsley 1980 51 5 Oct Plumway Canyon Rd. 1/4 mi W of junction with crossroad that leads to Strozzi Ranch road, 5200 ft Traps up by 1000. Overall success 10/80 = 12.5 % Stopped to check weather station at Seismologic station. saw Sage Sparrows there. Moved to McDonald Spring, 5600 ft, also in sagebrush community, via Beetle, Bullfrog, through Larrea and mixed shrub communities. 5 Oct McDonald Spring, 5600 ft, sagebrush community. The spring is a mud puddle about 6 ft x 10 feet x 4 inches at most. No vegetation around water for about 10 feet. Heavily used by cattle and horses, some deer use, many chickadees, some Gambel's Quail, Rock Wren, Cooper's Hawk, White-crowned Sparrows, Marsh Hawk, Raven, White-throated Swift. Up canyon 20 feet from spring begins a dense patch of Calycothamnus nauseosus which was in bloom, extending for about 100 feet. Set 80 traps, 2-trap stations | sherman | museum special, 20 meter spacing, 2 lines. One line was along gentle slope S of road. Second line was along wash from rock outcrop approx 100 meters up canyon from spring, extending down wash, with 4 double sets immediately around spring and in Calycothamnus. Spent evening from 1930 to 2230 netting bats over spring. Caught 2 Pipistrellus kepers, released one | Myotis thysanodes, | Myotis californicus?. Two mule deer, male?, approached water while I was there, but were frightened away. I got a good look at them from approx 50 feet away, they froze in my flashlight beam.

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Kingsley 1980 52 6 Oct McDonald Spring 5600 ft, sagelrush community. Last night's trap success: Wash line: Peromyscus eremicus 2, 1 specimen #375, (snap trap) the other cleaned from Sherman trap. 2/40 Flat line 1 Dipodomys merriami, snap trap, specimen #376 1/40 Total 3/80 = 3.75% who caught 3 white crowned sparrows in snap traps. Very poor success, could be effect of overgrazing? Tried digging up likely looking gopher wounds, found one with a hole, set 1 trap, caught nothing. Picked up traps at 1400 hrs. Moved to Hooligan Mine. 6 Oct Hooligan Mine 4800 ft, mixed shrub community with Artemesia scattered. Arrived here about 1600, parked and camped at point where road is washed out, below mine. To the north is a small hill with several mine shafts. S is a valley, across which is a ridge. W the valley ascends to sagelrush community. Here, sagbrush is uncommon to rare in a mixed shrub community of Meydora Ephedra, Lycium, Haplopappus croperi, Gravia; the rocky wash contained: Excelsia farosa, Stephanomeria Gutierrezia, Hyssopoclea, Eriogoum fasciculatum, Ephedra, Sarcostemma. On rocky hill was Atriplex confertifolia, Hachueracullera, same dominants as flat. Hill apparently contains limestone and volcanic rocks. Set 120 traps in 3 lines. One line of 40 Sherman's, 2-trap stations, 20 m apart going W along road on flat. One line of 40 traps, 2-trap stations putting Sherman and museum special, going W

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Knopfky 1980 53 6oct Hooligan Mine 4800 ft continued up the narrow rocky wash, a similar line up the hill from base almost to top, past mine shafts. Spent 2 hrs 1930-2130 attempting to set bait with rat across mine shaft. Caught 1 Mystis [illegible], 1 Perotus toruendi. 7oct Hooligan Mine cont. last nights trap success: Wash line. Peromyscus eremicus 6 (4snap,2 live) Peromyscus crinitus 4 (2 snap,2 live) Peroquetlues formosus 6 (5snap,1 live) 16/40 = 40% Ridge line: P. eremicus 10 (4snap,6 live) P.crinitus 3 (1 snap, 2 live) P. maniculatus 3 (1snap,2 live) Peroguelues formosus 4 (2snap,2 live). 20/40=50% Flat line: P. eremicus 5; P. crinitus 2; Dipodomys merriani 2; Dipo. microps 1; P. foruosis 3; P. maniculatus 1; Ammospermophilus 1; 15/40=37.5% all traps up by 1015. Totals for area %of total Peroquetlus formosus 13 25.5 Dipodomys merriani 2 3.9 D. microps 1 2.0 Peromyscus eremicus 21 41.2 P. crinites 9 17.6 P. maniculatus 4 7.8 Ammospermophilus leucurus 1 2.0 51/120=42.5% success Returned home after checking our other weather stations. Saw a Golden Eagle over mixed scrub about 5 mi E of Hooligan Mine, Marbletown

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Kingsley 1980 54 7oct cont. over herra mixed shrub along Titus Canyon Rd. approx 3 mi W of Mon.Buddy. I suspect the small number of Aneurosporusphylies (1) in my catch may be partly because I pick up the trap too early in the day. 24oct Titus Canyon Rd at Titusot Wash Canyon and Red Pass Left Las Vegas at 10:30 with Margaret and Bill Dunn, who wanted to learn about trapping small mammals. Arrived at point where Titus Canyon Rd meets Titusot Wash Canyon at 1430 hrs. Set 100 traps in three lines: one line of 40 1/2 snap 1/2 live in pairs going down the rocky-sandy-gravelly wash. One line of 30 Sherman's set by Bill using single-trap stations, westward along gravel bench above wash. One line of 30 Sherman's in 2-trap stations I set going uphill toward pink cliffs going. There was some Thoroughys sign but digging several mounds proved fruitless. Also merle digging of Kit Fox (?). Margaret did a vegetation transect here. Vegetation is herra-mixed shrubs, and in the wash were some large lupinus and other reeds plants (Hymaneclos). Weather: clear, 70's, light breeze. Proceed up to Red Pass at top of hill above Leadfield, 5200ft. Rugged limestone (?) cliffs at the base of which is soft pink sedimentary stuff that is quite treacherous to walk on. Very steep and loose, rocky. Set 100 traps: Bill set 50, I set 50. Bill's line went up toward top of ridge W of pass, set 3-trap stations 2 Sherman / swap

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King's Key 1980 55 24 Oct continued for first 10 stations, 2 shermans for remainder. I went 2 from pass at base of cliffs, set 50 traps, 3-trap stations, 2 shermans and a snap at first 10; 3 shermans at remainder. Night was cold, light breeze, moon just waning from full. Found cat, I think of Ringtail and here looks like Ringtail country. Vegetation here is unique: Heteroclyps and Artemisia. Margaret did several transects. 25 Oct Titus Canyon Rd at Titanothers Canyon 4800 ft Trap results: Wash line: 20 snap 20 shermans Peromyscus crinitus 2 snap (#392, 393) P. eremicus 2 sherman, r Paroquetillus formosus 1 sherman 5/40 Beach line 30 shermans, gravel + larria Peromyscus maniculatus 1 P. eremicus 1 Dipodomys merriami 1 Oryzomyx (strick) 1 4/30 Hill line 30 shermans, larria, rocky P. formosus 1 P. crinitus 2 3/30 Total: 12/100 Paroquetillus formosus 2 Dipodomys merriami 1 Peromyscus eremicus 3 P. crinitus 4 P. maniculatus 1

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Kingsley 1980 56 25 Oct continued Oxydromys torridus 1 Red Pass 5200ft Trap results Hill line 50 traps 10 snap 40 Sherman Peromyscus crinitus 5 Neotoma lepida 1 all inclermans 6/50 Cliff line 50 traps 10 snap 40 Sherman Perognathus flavus 1 Peromyscus crinitus 7 (1snap) Neotoma lepida 1 Ammospermophilus 1 10/50 Totals: 16/100 Perognathus flavus 1, Peromyscus crinitus (2, Neotoma lepida 2; Ammospermophilus 1 Proceeded down to mine tunnels 1/2 mile of headfield 4400ft set 119 traps in 3 lines 40 (paired snap + live) along walls, 40 (same) E of road along flat, 39 at right angles to road, starting 1/2 way up wall W of of road. Weather cool windy, light rain at night. Vegetation: herra mixed shrub. Explored mine tunnels, found 3 Plectrus townsendi, collected. (#405). Birds seen this trip: Kestrel 2 mi @of Mon Bury. Rock Wren, Lapperted shrike, Quail, Chucker in Titanother Canyon. White crowned Sparrows, Lesser Goldfinch, Juncos, Raven, Rock Wren at Red Pass.

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Kinsley 1980 57 25 Oct continued Meadowlark, raven, rock wren, Bay's pt. rest at 1/2 mi E of Leadfield: + Yellow-rumped warbler 26 Oct Titus Canyon RD 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 4400ft Windy and cool after a very light rain last night; sky overcast at night, clear today. Trap results. Wash 40 1/2 live 1/2 snap P. arcticus 5 (2snap) P. crinitus 3 (2snap) P. formosus 3 11/40 (1snap) Flat 40 1/2 snap 1/2 live P. arcticus 4 (2snaps) P. crinitus 1 P. formosus 5 (1snap) Ammospermophilus 1 11/40 Rocky hillsides 19 Sherman P. crinitus 8 P. formosus 2 10/19 Flat 20 shermans P. arcticus 3 P. crinitus 1 P.formosus 2 6/40 38/119 Totals 38/119 Perognathus formosus 12 .316 Peromyscus crinitus 13 .342 Peromyscus eremicus 12 .316 Ammospermophilus 1 .026 NO DIPOS! a surprise.

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Kingsky 1980 58 26 Oct Plinney Mine Bill Dums, Margaret, and I parked one continued along Titus Canyon Rd from our trapping area near Head Pids. Stopped to look at Klone Spring and almost stepped on a Crotalus Mitchelli. Parked our vehicle at Radiator Water at relay post 24, drove the other out to Plinney Mine after dinner in Beatty. Saw a large buck Mule Deer two E of Plinney Mine in Sargbrush, 9 pm (2100 hrs). There was some snow on the ground at our campsite, pinon nuts abundant cones falling from trees. 27 Oct Margaret and I shouldered our packs for the hike over Plinney pass and down the canyon to Death Valley. Saw Gray Fox tracks in snow near Doe Spring, many deer tracks in snow. The pineyous extended farther down on the west side than we had imagined, even a few being visible on hills while we were standing next to Harper in the valley. Chipmunks seen and heard down to about 6000 ft. Much Thunderays sign in Valley in PJ. Cow pies down to Doe Spring. A beautiful day- clear skies with a few clouds in morning, a stiff wind, temperatures in 60's at most. Began running into navigational difficulties in the narrowest part of the canyon, snowwatering dry falls that could not

12 кварталам острівчата 16 по тварині, інакш її підніжноту не можна (Торговля) відтіт гравця - до кінці ті бачити? що? йде в нових - на багатьох Космолубах прийнято? - обидва, або безпечні. Залізний штифт? - одна з 5-7 кг/м² то 10% від того, що - навіть так? бо він Муммія/9 от - Космості а/т - як? - негальний довод спроби на весь півконтинент (ніколі) як р. Зевсара/2 чи він Муммія/9 за 3 - то бачить з/т на світі лише 100 м. - вже? - Космолуба стінка найменш мінімальної - звідти вгору підніметься тод р. відносно безпечної 16 по тварині, тоді - бо це як? Муммія/9 - 20 м² від а/т - пелеті/шкряб от віримо, що і на 200 - ні? чи так? усе не вдалося, що ж? - звідси, як? (не) сценарії, які вдалося бачити - щоб туди, а/т на - всього з'ясував бачив - відвідує 2 м.г., бо виправляв бачі, що? - півміста вже не дістав зліва до лівого - звідки? ні? - пелеті а/т на - отримав з/т - т.д. щоб бачити, як це бачив, що має 19 м.пелеті на мріє зім'якшити до - неба відштовхувати прийнято? а/т вже 20% (на) - о, ймовірно, він ідеології, але це все - Космос, що в/д на - континент, який? - звідки? бачити, що ми приймаємо? - негальний довод спроби на весь півконтинент - як? - щоб бачити з/т, тобто Космос, а/т на - - Космолуба? так? або ж?

Kingsley 1980 59 27Oct Plummy wash hike, continued be climbed over without roped. Attempting to circumnavigate them we encountered very difficult, dangerous steep terrain, loose rocks, talus, and Bighorn sheep trails. The approximately 1.5 linear miles of the narrower required 5 or 6 hours of work to get through, climbing around the dry falls. Everywhere was sign of big horn. Numerous potholes, some over 6 ft in diameter, were filled with water. Along each route we close around dry falls, we found sheep trails. There were at least 6 falls to go around. 28Oct Finally the canyon opened, dry falls ceased to be a problem. Looking for a spring in a small side canyon (unsuccessfully) I found the entire skeleton of a yearling ram, camped near spring 237, only 2 miles from the road - exhausted). 29Oct Checked spring 237- found 4 trickles of water going down the slope, spread out over a distance of some 2 or 3 hundred yards. Dense growth of Salidago, Mesquite, several grasses. Small (under 1 ft) pools. Considerable Bighorn sign, Ncttong horses. Bighorn tracks in sandy wash all along our route to this spring. Not much water here, but obviously enough to be important to sheep. Continued cross bajada to our vehicles, then headed home.

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Kingsley 1980 60 10 Nov Plummer Canyon Rd- with Mark Hodgkins. Set 11 traps in 3 lines 8 mi E Grapevine Pk 5000 ft Sagebrush. 2 lines of 40 shrews 20 m between stations 2 traps per station, plus 10 mouse speels set at every other station. Plus 1 line of 11 mouse specials in pairs. Vegetation: sagebrush, weedover, etc. Terrain flat gravelly. Weather: quite cool and windy clooding up. Then went to Plummer Mine, saw 3 holes as. 1 mi E of Stineologic station. In Plummer Mine we found 15 Pleotus townsendi and 3 Myotis californicus I collected 2 Myotis, Mark took 3 of the pleotus and recorded them using a bat detector. Camped at Stineologic station. Overcast, windy. 11 Nov 8 mi E Grapevine Peak 5000 ft Sagebrush last night's traps caught: Dipodmys microps 8 42.1 D. merriami 5 26.3 Parquatius formosus 2 10.5 Onychomys torridus 1 5.3 Paramyxus maniculatus 1 5.3 Reithrodontomyss neogotis 1 5.3 Ammospermophilus leucurus 1 5.3 19/111 = 17.1% 100. Only one animal, a D. merriami was caught in snap traps, all others in shrews. Picked up traps by 1000 hr. Set one unsuccessful gopher trap as there was a small amount of gopher sign.

02 1975. Januarius 13/14 -1975. Jauuaris 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Pozicija: Vidovdan 1975. Klub "Spartak" Beograd. Predsednik: Dragan Stojković. Trener: Zoran Živković. Fudbaleri: 1. Branko Stanković 2. Slobodan Santrač 3. Milenko Petrović 4. Miodrag Belodedić 5. Dragan Džajić 6. Ljubomir Fejić 7. Vojin Ćetković 8. Zoran Erić 9. Dragoljub Veljović 10. Rade Šerbedžija Ukupno: 10 igrača. Napomena: Igrači su rođeni između 1950. i 1960. godine.

Kingsky 1980 61 11 Nov 8 mi E of Grapevine Pk 5000 ft. continued There was considerable evidence of cows and horses, and we saw 24 cows approx 1/4 mi E of this location. Also coyote scat here. Realized that we have seen for fewer rabbits, both jackrabbits and cottontails this year than last. Returned to campsite at seismologic station to put up skims. Then went up to check our weather stations at 6000 and 7000 ft. Mark gathered a large bag of pinyon cones in a few minutes. This is an extremely good year for pinyon nuts. Then we drove into Beatty to pick up Mark's vehicle and have dinner. Drove to Headfield, then drove to Klase Spring. Titus Canyon Rd had been graded within the past few days and the puddle in the road had been mostly filled in. I applied a shovel to increase its size. We sat in the road, using Mark's bat detector but picked up only one pipistrelles so did not put up the net. Then it was very windy, overcast, quite cold. We returned to Headfield where we explored two old buildings and the largest mine shaft. Saw a Western Wood Pewee in one building and a Pleotus tournesii in the mine shaft. Had a windy night, light intermittent rainfall. Saw only one jackrabbit en route: approx 3 mi W of Monument Boundary. 12 Nov Leadfield Awoke to find snows in the higher elevations,

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ingsey 1980 62 12 NOV Leadfield the highest peaks popped in. Gray, windy, damp, light hail and sprinkles as we ate breakfast. Checked mine shafts (all of them) and found no bats! Saw a Bewick's Wren, Chukars, Raven. Helped Margaret with a transect, then headed for home, defeated by the weather. 17-18 Nov Titus Canyon Rd at "entering Titus Canyon" sign ~4000ft Arrived just as it was starting to get dark. Set 100 traps: 80 Sherman's and 20 museum speckles in alternate 2 and 3 trap stations. The 3-traps stations had 2 Sherman's and 1 M.S., 2-trap stations had 2 Sherman's. Stations 20 meters apart, heading up Titus Canyon from "entering Titus Canyon sign" for 400 meters (20 sets) and down the canyon from sign, 400 meters. Set line along S wall (going down) and W well going up. Some traps in gravel wash, most in rocks or on boulders. Considerable Bighorn Sheep sign. Grass trampled, trails, droppings. Nestoria nests in some of the rocky crevices. Plants: Eriogonum 4 (rare) Mormon's petrophylla and E. inflexus, Chrysosporianabrus, Atriplex sp., Brickella multiflora Larrie Birds: Cackels Queal, Jucoo, Black Wrens, Guadalupe Raven Herps: Uta stanketrigue in rocks 9PM. Tried setting bats at Klare Spring 1830-2030: caught 1 Pipistrelles in first half hour, nothing else. Hard noises that sounded like Big Horn on cliffs S of spring. Camped at Leadfield.

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Kingkey 1980 63 17-18 Nov Titus Carreyon, continued Picked up traps by 1100 hrs. Caught: Peromyscus formosus Neotoma lepida Peromyscus eremicus Peromyscus crinitus 1 1 7 3 -- 12 Specimen# 424 425 426, 427 428, 429 All 3 Peromyscus crinitus were caught in very rocky places, but 5 of the P. eremicus were, also. One station caught both species. No success with snap traps - all beasts caught in Sherman's! 18 Nov Titus Carreyon at Klatz Spring and 3.1 miles W of Klatz Spring Had lunch here, then proceeded to set traps while Margaret did a transect. When we arrived, we saw a young Bighorn on the hill S of the spring, he watched us for 15 minutes or so, then disappeared. I set 100 traps in two lines. The first line "kill line" was along the hill S of the spring, starting at a large red boulder and going W toward a prominent peak, across talus slopes and gullies. Much Bighorn sign, some old Gopher sign. Set 50 traps alternating 2 and 3 trap stations, 20 meters apart, 2 Sherman's or 2 Sherman's and a Merveille Special, bait: oats with peanut butter and bacon fat. Margaret did a vegetation transect (#73) here. Prominent plant species are: harrisia, Psorothamnus, Euphorbia Californica Asterias drummondii, Amphiachydrus, Echinocactus, Encelia farinosa, Opuntia basilaris, Yuccesia

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64 18 NOV Titus Canyon at Klara Spring continued Set second line of 50 traps concentrated around Spring. Spring vegetation: Typha, Pluchea, Poa, giant sedge - a total of 32 traps in spring groutte, the other 18 continuing in a line gong W from spring along NE side of the road, Chrysactenmus particulatus. Then I proceeded 3.1 miles W along the road, elev: approx 2000 ft surrounded by high rocky cliffs, gravel wash. Vegetation: Eucride, Chrysactenmus particulatus, Viquiera, Erigowus rixfordii, Camcephleum, Eucelia, Lortia, Tidestromcia, Erigowus inflores, Sclvia funeris. Set 60 traps, 3 trap stations 2 Sherman and a Housew Special, in two lines of 30, on each side of wash along canyon walls. Returned to Klara Spring to learn that Margaret had seen six Bightus come in to drink, one or and the others ? or young. Camped at Headfield. 19 NOV Klara Spring area or Titus Canyon Road Trap results: Springline 50 traps Peromyscus erinitus: 5 (spring) 1(rocky) {2 in snaptraps} = 6 Neotoma lepida: 1 (spring) Total 7/49 1 snap trap netssing Hill line Peromyscus grinitus: 4 (1snep) Neotoma lepidce 1 Ammospermophilos 1 Total 6/50 Total total 13/100 Collected some scat: Ringtail? in rocky draw W of spring.

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19 NOV Klees Spring along Titus Canyon Rd Birds: Rock Wren, Black-throated Sparrow, Pinion Jays, Raven Titus Canyon 3.1 mi W of KLEESpring 2000ft Trap Success: Peromyscus crinitus: 5 (3 in snaps) That's all! 5/60 Margaret heard 3 crashes that sounded like Bighorn rams fighting. She also made a plant list. Picked up all traps 1100 hrs. Proceeded to north (or aw?) of canyon, had lunch in parking lot. Hiked up canyon about 1/2 mile. I heard a crash that sounded like rams fighting. What were these sounds, really? Proceeded to Scotty's Castle to square away our housing, then E along Grapevine Canyon road to a small riparian area 1 mile E of Scotty's Castle, 3100ft. Vegetation: Salix, Phragmites, Baccharis, and much Vitis tangling everything. There had been a burn at this area some years ago - some charred stumps, many trees were cut down. Set 60 traps in 3-trap stations, 15-20 meters apart, 2 shermans, 1 Museum Special, all baited with peanut butter - baconfest coated oats. Also set 50 traps, alternating 2 and 3 trap stations (2 shermans (Museum Special) same bait, going E from big rock at base of hill, E of riparian area, following base of hill eastward, then ging up small rocky canyon until it started to get rough, then back down canyon

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19 Nov Grapevine Canyon 1 mi E of Scotty's Castle continued to intersection with wash. Picked up Margaret who was doing a vegetation transect 3.7 miles E of Scotty's castle. Vegetation in dry area immediately E of Riparian: Atriplex confertifolia dense along wash, Atriplex hymenelytra uncommon, Atriplex (2-winged) common on slopes, harra conspicuous, Hyuenoclea common, Lycium. Margaret did a transect on one slope. Geology: Volcanic, gravel and boulders, very rocky in small canyon. Weather: partly cloudy, light breeze, a little above freezing Almost full or full moon. Camped indoors at Scotty's Castle. 20 NOV. 1 mile E of Scotty's Castle, Grapevine Canyon, 3100ft Trap success: (5 sets had all traps filled, 2 had none) Riparian area, 60 traps n % specimens# Paronyserius ereuicus 21 (75wap) P. crinitus 9 (25wap) Nadtona lepida 4 (50wap) 456, 457 Total 34/60 No Reiterrodothoreeps. Also caught the tail of a P. ereuicus in a snap trap. Only bird seen was a Rocky Crowned Kinglet. Dry area, 50 traps n % Specimens# P. crinitus (1snap) 4 438-440 Ammospermophilus 2 441, 442 Total 6/50 Both Ammos in same set. Saw a Badger withdraw into a hole. Considerable digging in the area.

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27 20 Nov Grapevine Canyon After lunch, went to an area with some Yucca brevifolia, Larrea, A triplex at which Margaret did a transect yesterday. This is 3.7 miles E of Scotty's Castle at a benchmark 3784 feet. Set 60 traps, 3-trap stations, going S up and over hill with a large 4-headed Yucca and up past a white rock outcrop. Also made 4 gopher sets. Soil gravel with rock outcrops, volcanic; weather: beautiful! partly cloudy, light breeze, temp high 60's. Moon full. Also went to Cottonwood curve 1 mi W of Scotty's Castle, benchmark 2706 feet Set 60 traps, 3-trap stations in 4 lines 15 traps (5 sets) per line. Line 1: up wash S of road, line 2 up hill S of road E of wash, line 3 in cottonwood riparian, line 4 Nard going along small wash N of road W of Cottonwoods. Vegetation: Larrea, A triplexes Ericogonus rexfordii, Stephanocerta, Senecio Populus, Phragmites, Hymenoxys. Soil, rocky-takes hillside; wash sandy-gravelly. 21 Nov Grapevine Canyon 3.7 miles E of Scotty's Castle 3784 feet Trap success: 60 traps Peromyscus crinitus 4 (458, 459) Dipodomys microps 2 (1swap) (420, 421) That's all. Gopher traps -> 0. I saw an Aneuospermum in an A triplex confertiflora near road here. Traps up @ 845.

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ingsley 1980 68 21NOV Grapesvine Canyon, Cottonwood curve, (miles) Scottish Castle 2706ft. Trap success, 60 traps, 15 in each of 4 lines Rocky Hill line Peromyscus crinitus 3 (1snap) 3/15 Wash line S of road 0 0/15 Riparian P. eremicus 4 (1snap) 4/15- Wash N of road 11/15 P. eremicus 6 (2snap) P. crinitus 4 (1snap, 2 in some Sherman!) Neotoma lepida 1 2 P. eremicus + Neotoma, same set 2 crinitus 1 eremicus, same set 2 crinitus 2 eremicus, same set Lumping all for this location: Peromyscus crinitus 7 Peromyscus eremicus 10 Neotoma lepida 1 18/60 Snap traps: 5/20 Live traps 13/40 White-crowned Sparrows, Rock Wren were only birds heard/c seen clearly, but there were others in trees.

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Kingsley 1980 69 26 Nov Route 5 Milepost 10 elev 100 ft This area has many small mesquite sand hummocks, very close to the road - the one of two easily accessible areas of this type in our study area, the other being at milepost 7 and much smaller. The surrounding landscape is dominated by horrea-Atriplex, barren weed hills, gravel fans. Mesquite flat is west of here. There are many holes, I suspect Dipodomys deserti in sand. A few Neotoma weeds appear at bases of mesquites. Some gravel channels between hummocks. Some of the Dipod burrows look like they have been disturbed by a fox, badger, or coyote. There is a small grave - a mound of sand, some large rocks placed over them it in an oval pattern about 4 x 3 feet and a weathered stick at the head. I set 60 traps in 3-trap sets (2 Sherman | museum special) p bait: oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat, around each of 20 hummocks, at 1400 hrs. Some cottontail droppings. 26 Nov Route 5 milepost 14 elev. 140 ft This is a stony alluvial fan dissected by numerous small braided channels. This is drainage from Titus Canyon. Widely spaced horrea, some scattered Atriplex leucoclada. Margaret did a transect here while I set traps, set 60 traps in triplets, same as

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70 26 NOV Route 5 sites continued same beat as above, in a straight line heading NE from milepost; stations 25 meters apart. No obvious signs of mammals. Weather: today and tonight: beautiful! Camped tonight at Scotty's Castle MPF. 27 NOV Route 5 milepost 10 Mesquite Hummocks Ravens (5 or 6) flying overhead - only birds seen on these areas. Trap success: Ammospermophilus 1 escaped Peromyscus crinitus 1 specimen #468 The trap containing the Ammos had been disturbed by a fox or badger; an area of about 1 meter around the trap had been severely disturbed by digging and/or thrashing the trap around in the sand. No really good tracks - the best looked like kitfox. Left traps in place for another night. 27 NOV Route 5 milepost 14 Nothing! in 60 traps. Left set for a 2nd night. 27 NOV Route 5 milepost 2 Did a plant transect in Atriplex here - no sign of mammals. Then hiked up 1/4 mile to left between mud hills, where there are some mesquites. Nestorina Dipo (deserti?) signs present. A beautiful set of Perognathus flavus tracks in sand. Old Nestorina middens present in S wall of canyon in a cleft; also on ground cottonrat droppings present.

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27 Nov Route 5 milepost 24 radiator water elev/300 Here there is a broad shallow wash - sand, gravel, small rocks, Larrea, Atriplex, Hymenoclea. Margaret did a transect. Also on that is surrounded on two sides by Bajada - larger rocks, mostly Larrea widely spaced, talus slopes, gently sloping. Margaret also did a transect here. I set 100 traps in two lines, 50 on bajada 50 in wash. Alternating 2- and 3- trap stations, bait oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat. Stations 20 meters apart- 28 Nov Route 5 milepost 10 60 traps, second night caught Dipodomys deserti 1 #469 That's all. picked up traps. 28 Nov Route 5 milepost 14 60 traps, second night caught. Peromyscus crinitus 1 picked up traps #470 28 Nov Route 5 milepost 24 100 traps caught: Perognathus formosus, sleep! # 471 Peromyscus crinitus wash 2 Bajada 3 # 472-473 Total 6/100 left traps for second night. Hiked up to spring 237 A "Trickling Spring" which is a narrow 1-2 ft wide 1/4-1/2 mile dep stream, that goes for about 1/4-1/2 mile, and encounters a 20 ft falls midway. Lots of mesquite - screwbean and glandulosa.

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72 28 Nov Route 5 Milepost 24 continued which has been eaten by coyotes. Coyote droppings full of beans seen. Mule Bighorn sign along stream and above stream in canyon, including 3 small bedding grounds. Followed spring until it quit, then another 1/4 mile. Then hiked over hill N of spring, and down the next canyon which had a similar but smaller spring, less sheep sign, Epipactis present. Returned to Scotty's Castle. 29 Nov Route 5 Milepost 24 Trap success: Bojada Perognacus erimitus 8 (2snap) 8/50 (#474,475) Wash 2 P.cinitus released 2/50 Total 10/100 all P.cinitus Picked up all traps by 1145 Hiked from here to Spring # 238 "Forgotten Creek" which can be seen from the road as two dense patches of tall grasses and a couple of straggly willows. This is a stream, generally less than 2 cms deep with a couple of small pools approx 30cm diameter and 10 cm deep. Some, but not much Bighorn sign. Much coyote scat. Stream is about 200 meters long by 30 cm across (average). Road sounds are quite audible from this system. Vegetation: 2 patches of Pharequitites and Distidetes, Solidego, Surdo, Prosopis glandulosa, Percepheleum; Soil: alluvion, conglomerate with dried salts.

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29 NOV ROUTE 5 Proceeded to milepost 26.5. A bajada and 2 washes leading back to canyons. Dominated by Larrea, but containing also Hymenoclea, Atriplex, Opuntia acanthocarpa and basilaris, Ambrosia dumosa and confertifolia; set 100 traps in two lines one line of 40 shermanns up the N most wash very rocky into a narrow alluvial canyon, many holes in boulders. One line of 60, 3-traps per station, 20 stations, 2 shermanns and a museum special at each. (All stations 20m apart, straight lines. Bait: oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat.) Line of 60 goes up bajada. Elevation 1700ft, soil sandy-gravelly-stoney. Then proceeded to milepost 30.1. This is a bajada with small washes dissecting it. gravelly, and desert pavement, some stony patches, some sand in the washes. (wyvenolytra+confertifolia) Vegetation: Larrea - Atriplex, Ambrosia dumosa Eriogonum inflatum, Opuntia echinoacarpa+basilaris set 50 traps, alternating 2 and 3 trap stations 20 meters apart for 20 stations. Two shermanns at each station, a museum special added at alternate stations. Same bait as before. Line goes E across bajada, crossing small washes. Also present: echinoacactus, Hymenoclea. End this page

{ "text": "13\n\n\nPASTOR\n\n\nI have enjoyed the privilege of listening to your comments on my sermon.\n\n\nI am very grateful for the opportunity to present this message. I hope it has been helpful in some way.\n\n\nThank you again for allowing me to share my thoughts with you today.\n\n\n\n\nKIRK\n\n\n\n\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Kinsley 1980 74 30Nov Route 5 milepost 25.5 Ammospermophilus seen but not caught. Trap success: 100 traps (80 Sherman 20 snap) Bojeda (40 Sherman 20 snap) Peromyscus crinitus 2 (Sherman, kept: # 476, 477) Dipodomys merriami 1 (Sherman, kept: # 478) That's all. Nothing in snap traps. BUT: eleven of 20 traps had been set off and bait stolen, many of the traps were turned over. Two of the Shermaas were set off. Two of the 3 successful Shermans were turned over. On two of the Shermans there was deposited a fecal sample, apparently of a kit fox I collected the samples. Wash (40 Shermans) Peromyscus crinitus 3 released Neotoma lepida 1 kept (# 479) Total for 100 traps: Peromyscus crinitus 5 Neotoma lepida 1 Dipodomys merriami 1 7/100 Picked up traps by 1015 hrs.

2.35 Examples of staff Tufrea the two were called upon command (guar o s kamnalo) sport co1 'nao'z qenT (guano s kamnalo) (FFG, FSH bighal pumale?) & outinaz purpuar? (FTF & tgaal pumale?) I inamnan gubdugit TVC sport yadzi ni printon the start thei bwa hp tas new ban sport as ga nwal? inobranl manz sport at ya muan wathk & at yout if the 2100 kamnalo sit just out of the current area internally inferring -> Gationab saw men+ commonly sit ja zat tik a fa pshunanga adgune ?ooT -adquna at Gtiona? I (kamnalo?) leal? kamale & outina purpuar? (FFF#) kgaI I stigaL anuatahI sport co1 -p'2atET & outina purpuar? I stigaL anuatahI I inamnan gubdugit oo/5 au 2101 yal sport qubdai?

Kingsley 1980 75 30 Nov Route 5 Milepost 30.1 Trap success: 50 traps, 40 Sherman 10 snap: Dipodomys merriami 4 all in Sherman 2 kept (480-481) Six of the 10 snap traps had been cleaned presumably by kit fox; 1 snap trap was missing. 3 shermans were closed but empty, one had a fecal dropping (collected) One Dipo was dead in the trap, the trap had been moved, and a dropping was placed on it. Reset all traps, replaced missing trap. 1 Dec same location. Second night trap success: Dipodomys merriami 5 (all released) Ammospermophilus leucurus 4 (1snap) #482,483 Total this site: 100 trap nights (80 Sherman 20 snap) Dipodomys merriami 9 Ammospermophilus leucurus 4 (1snap) 13/100 It is possible that 2 of the Dipo's caught on the second night were also caught the first night, which would lower the count to 7.

(20) [illegible] sport 20 ilmanen yst (20) type unimelato h [illegible] [illegible] (kannalo mess kan sport yam: a at it to nix workets, puistetun new port qam: i put the yd laest in and pjuqunted kando man in best sam oyt anO (batsallo) pringge bino (kannalo mess kan sport att sport att ... ki no kannalo som pringge - port puistun batinan sport 1 to test? samee port sturin kamo: nollat ams ... (batsalle) a [illegible] yamday. 80.80 (yam:) p manual qyloqammm ...[illegible](08) sturin yst oot istle silt last p [illegible] (yaml) p [illegible] oot/E/ no-kypmo syit att yo a tait aling 21 + - koft att turino oslo erde tulpin cross alt Tat Kanno att-alen) sven, dante Tulpin

Simpley 1980 30 Nov Route 5 Old Grapevine Ranger Station and Spring #246 Ranger Spring Gopher sign at ranger station. I set 5 gopher traps in all the tunnels I could find. Hiked to spring. Dense growth of Phragmites, Distichlis, Prosopis (screwbean and glandulose) The only free water is hidden by dense growth. [illegible] oppugatus No sheep sign. Coyote scents. Old pipes and junk. Surprise Springs #248 Set one line of 50 traps (40 Sherman's, 10 snap) in a line along ridge crest from Geologic station at end of road, line went down ridge, westerly. Traps in alternate 2 and 3 trap stations. The third trap was the snap, 20 meters apart. 20 stations. Bait: oats coated with peanut butter and bacon fat. Vegetation: Larrea, Ambrosia surosa, Atriplex lymenophyta; time 1500. Weather partly cloudy, temp in 60's, Set a line of 20 (not really a line, a saturation pattern) 10 Sherman's 10 snap around willows. Set a line of 50 (40 Sherman's, 10 snap) as above gone upstream from point where stream first approaches road. This is a small, 1 foot wide, ½ inch at most deep, braided stream, with much salt dried. Vegetation mostly grasses a few Beachorps, some Atriplex lymenophyta. Stream is on the floor of a narrow canyon in alluvium. Saw a jackrabbit. Gopher sign. Total this location 120 traps. Coyote scents.

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Kingzley 1980 77 1 Dec Route 5 MP 33 Old Grapevine Ranger Station caught 1 Thomomys in the 5 traps 1 set specimen # 484 1 Dec Surprise Springs 2800 ft. ridge line 50 traps (40+10) % # Peromyscus crinitus 2 485,486 20 Neotoma lepida 2 487,488 20 Peromyscus crinitus? 1 489 10 Dipodomys microps 1 snap 490 10 Dipodomys merriami 4 491,492 40 10/50 = 20% 1 Dec Surprise Springs, around willow 20 traps (10+10) Peromyscus crinitus 1 released 50 Neotoma lepida 1 released 50 2/20 = 10% 1 Dec Surprise Springs, along stream, 50 (40+10) Peromyscus crinitus 2 (1snap) 493 68% Ammospermophilus 1 494 33% 3/50 = 6/00 Total for this location: Peromyscus crinitus 5 Peromyscus crinitus? 1 Neotoma lepida 3 Dipodomys microps 1 Dipodomys merriami 4 Ammospermophilus leucurus 1 15/120

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Kingsky, K. J. 1979-80 species Account

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Myotis thysanodes thysanodes Miller Fringed Myotis 31 July 1980 4 specimens collected in mine shafts 1/2 mile E of Leadfield Numbers 336-339 5 Oct 1980 McDonald Spring, sagebrush, net over H2O 379, 81-32-10-20-11-40 Squs 6 Oct 1980 Hooligan Mine, net over mine tunnel, mixed cluob 38/2 82-33-9-19-11-41 7qus

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Myotis californicus pallidus Stephens roosting in mine shaft, Pliny Mine, 6800 ft. 10 Nov 1980. 413. 78-37-7-13-7-32 4 qws ? fat

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Myotis libii melanorhinus (Merriam) small-footed Myotis watted over water, McDonald Spring 5600 ft. 5 Oct 1980 378. 81-33-7-15-8-32 5qms ♂Ab fat cooting in mine shaft, Pluiney Mine. 6800 ft. 412. 76-38-7-13-8-31 4gms ♀ non-rgr. fat

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Pipistrellus hesperus hesperus (H.Allen) Western Pipistrelle Checklist 2 1/2 mi E / mi's 6N Peak - Wall 22 Aug 80 - collected 4 at Klar Spring #340-343 5 Oct 1980 McDonalds Spring 5600 ft campervale net over #2.0 377, 7I-25-5-12-5-30 sqms very fat ? new ripped 380, 7D-31-6-13-6-29 4qms very fat & scro

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Plecotus townsendii pallescens Miller Townsend's Big-eared Bat Specimens: 133. ♀ non rep. 93-43-10-36-14-42 8 qus 134. ♀ lec 97-48-15-37-18-46 9. (qus) 135. ♂ Ab 8x4,6x4 91-46-10-34-14-42 7 qus above from Nevada, Nye Co. Death Valley N.M. Grapevine Mtus. Plumery Mine, 6800 ft. 7 Aug 1979. 361. ♀ non rep. 95-50-1/-36-15-45 8 qus 23 Sept 1980. same location as above 382. ♂ scro 95-46-9-40-17-43 8 qus 6 Oct 1980 Nevada Nye Co. Hooligan Death Valley N.M. Grapevine Mtus. Hooligan Mine 4800 ft. net over mine tunnel. 405. ♂ sc. 90-48-9-36-17-42 9 qus California, Inyo Co. Death Valley N.M. Grapevine Mtus. 1/2 mi E headfield 4400 ft. mine tunnel Notes: 7 Aug 1979. Plumery Mine. 3 bats hanging singly in mine tunnels - collected 23 Sept 1980. 16 seen at Plumery Mine 12 in W shaft, 4 in E shaft. All but 2 hanging singly, at least 5 m. apart. 2 were no more than 10cm apart. collected 1. 6 Oct 1980: Hooligan Mine. 2 were flying inside tunnel, 1 got caught in net over tunnel. 25 Oct 1980 mine tunnels 1/2 mile E headfield. saw 3 collected 1. 1 in each of 3 tunnels

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Plecostus townsendii p.2 10 Nov 1980. Plummer Mine, 15 weyz in W tunnel. Mark Hodgkins recorded sounds and collected 3. 11 Nov 1980. Mine tunnel 1/2 mi E Leadfield sawl.

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Antrozous pallidus pallidus (Le Conte) Pallid Bat Checklist roost of 50 in rafters at Scotty's Castle, 28 July 1980 collected 2 731. 103-40-13-31-14-52 10 qms 0? s crd 4 x 2 332 111-44-13-36-17-53 16 qms ? no umbrosca? look-thru wing - epiphysis

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Sylvilagus nuttalli graueri (Allen) Nuttall Cottontail Hall (1946) 2½ mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 6-700-ft. Checklist: surrounding mountains mammalian species no.56

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Sylvilagus andersonii arizonae (allen) Audubon Cottontail Hall (1946) 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5500 ft " " 3 mi E Grapevine Pk 6000 ft checklist: mesquite thickets on valley floor willow spring 22 Aug 80 - 2 Mammalian species No. 106 #317 ♂ sc.40x15 351-44-83-78 776 qus

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Lepus californicus desitcola Merriam Black-tailed Jack Rabbit Hall (1946) 8 mile Grapevine Pk, 5000 ft Checklist Sight records: Plummer Canyon Rd 30 May 5 Plummer Mine Shaft 25-27 June; watched one feeding on hillside. Common along road in sagebrush area. Grapevine Pk - sign Plummer Mine Shaft 22 July 1979 Saw a young one on our hike up Mt Palmer at about 7500 ft.

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Entomias panamintinus (Meriam) Panamint Chipmunk Hall (1946) 1/2 mi E Grapevine Pk, 8500 ft " 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 6700 ft 2 1/2 mi E and 1/2 mi S Grapevine Pk 6700 ft Checklist: P-J belt of Grapevine and Panamint Mtns. Strozzi Ranch; I seen 12 June 79 Plumney Mine Shaft 25-27 June? #79, + saw one 1/2 way up Grapevine Peak - I seen 23 July 1979 seen at Strozzi ranch, hillside, 17 Aug 79 seems that there was at least one chipmunk in every rock outcrop along the road between Plumney Mtns and the pass. C L Douglas attempted to shoot a couple but they were so wary that they dove into the rocks before we got within reasonable range, 12 June 1980. I attempted to saturate the rock outcrops with traps to catch chipmunks 19-20 June 1980, but caught only one, which I brought back alive. Seen and heard on Grapevine Pk grid on route 15 Sept 1980 seen and heard 28 Oct in PJ W of Plumney Pass 79. ? lac. ts. 225-86-32-20 n.w. 2 1/2 mi E + 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 26 Jul 31B ? you mp. 205-80-30-20 48quas 1 mi S and 1.5 mi E Grapevine Pk.

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Citellus (Ammospermophilus) leucurus Whitetail Antelope Squirrel Hall (1946): 2'½ mi E + 1mi S Groversine PK, 7000 ft; Check list: mesquite hummocks of valley floor to over 6000 feet in mountains. Specimens collected: Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79; 12 Currie Well 31 Mar 79; 35 Phinney Canyon Rd 30 May 79: 54, 59, 60 Phinney Canyon Rd: began seeing them as we left P-S. (as Pinus became scarce.) Strozzi Ranch 11 July 79; on rock above camp Lago Canyon 6 Aug 79; 132 Seen + heard at Strozzi Ranch 17 Aug 79 Mexican Camp Rd 1-2 Sept 79: 182, 183, 165, 181, 198 En route to Cortezero Spring 23 Aug 80

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Ammospermophilus leucurus - Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79 sandy wash 12, RS-52-33-13 83,3 qms. Currie Well 31 Mar 79 cinder flat, sage * 35, 195-59-35-9 89,4 qms ♂ ScrO.15x8 Phinney Canyon Rd. Sismologic Station 30 May 79, J 54, 175-65-34-11 61,0 qms ♀Ab 8x3" sandwash, sage * 59, 205-60-37-10 102,1 qms ♂ ScrO.14X6 sandwash, sage J 60, 170-61-34-11 51,7qms ♀noemb noseart gravel flat, luscium Canyon leading to Grapevine Pk 6800 FT 6 Aug 1979 132, 188-55-33-14 ♂noembnoseart rocky wash bank Mexican Camp Rd. 5600 FT, 1-2 Sept 1979 165, 185-57-35-10 60,2qms ♀Ab. 4x5 gravel, roadside * 181, 204-64-35-13 80,0 qms ♂Scro. gravel, sage, ridge 182, 191-58-35-12 69,0qms ♀Ab3x5 gravel, mesa, sage 183. [174]-[32]-36-14 83,3 qms ? gravel roadside 198. Titus Canyon Rd. 5200 FT. 5 June 1980 308, 182-59-36-12 56qms noembnoseart silt-gravel, nemadora Suel and lwi N Grapevine Pk 5500ft sagebrush 17 Sept 350, 202-62-36-10 86 qms ♂Ab mating 354, 209-72-35-11 86qms ♀ no reported

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Anaxyrus canorus p2 Hooligan Mine 7 Oct 80 mixed #1 39#. MAb 205-79-36-12 99qms 25 Oct 1980 Titus Canyon Rd Red Pass 1 escaped. 26. Oct 1980 Titus Canyon Rd 1/2 mi E Leadfield Litter mixed 4400ft * 409. 205-65-33-10 86qms Mcro * 11 Nov 1980. 8mi E Grapevine Peak 5000ft. sagebrush 423. 195-58-34-10 71qms MScro * 19 Nov 1980 Titus Canyon at Klart Spring 433. 208-55-35-14 83qms MAb 5x12 20 Nov 1980 Grapevine Canyon 1 mi E Scotty's Castle 441. MAb 9x5 (190-41)-31-H 88qms 442. F unrep. 191-58-34-11 80qms 30 Nov 1980 Rt5 milepost 26.5 1 seen, none caught 1 Dec 1980 Rt5 milepost 30.1 bajada-Litter 1940ft. 482. MScro. 194-56-37-11 83qms 483. FN (185-35)-37-10 92qms 1 2 released 1 Dec 1980 Surprise Springs downstream 494. F unrep. 195-55-36-9 86qms

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bottae Thomomys [subscripted: brimeus] oreocerus Burt "T. bottae oreocerus" Hall (1946): Grapevine Mtus. (U.S. Nat. Mus. Biol. Survey Coll.); 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S. Grapevine Pk, 6700 ft.; 5 mi E, and 1 mi S. Grapevine Pk. 6000ft, Checklist: "Higher elevations in surrounding mountains" En route to Owl Spring 21 Aug 80 - much sign En route to Willow Spring 22 Aug 80 - much sign

Thompson's "umbrella" Strozzi Ranch area 6200 ft. 12 June 1980. 314. 185-56-25-6 74.9 qms ♀ gravelly-silty, sage. 315 203-64-28-6 88.4qms ? rocky wash 316, 192-53-26-7 87.8qms flac? gravelly-silty sage. Strozzi Ranch Rd 3½ mi NE Strozzi Ranch 5 July 1980 319. 190-61-27-6 84qms ?lac gravel wash, ephedra Titus Canyon Rd ½ mi E of Leadfield 4400ft 26 Oct 1980 set 3 traps but none caught 8 mi E Grapevine Peak 5000 ft sagebrush 11 Nov 1980 set 1 trap, none caught - sparse buck present Route S mp 33. Old Grapevine Ranger Station 484. 175-57-23-7 73 qms ♀ non-rip.

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Peromyscus longimembris parvimemorus Little Pocket Mouse Hall (1946) 8 mi E Grapevine Pk, 5000 ft 7 mi E and 2 mi N Grapevine Pk 5100 ft Checklist "Sage habitat at Harrisburg Flat" Specimens collected: 5200' Phinney Canyon Rd 30 May 79: 43, 53 43. 124-69-19-6 10.0qms flac ll scars sandwash, purslua 53. 136-72-19-6 8.1qms 8" Ab 5x3 gravel, sage Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W Mon Bury 3800 ft. 24 Sept 1980 366. 129-74-19-6 7 qms ? not rep'd. gravel, lardia

"environmental sustainability?" - how to only start? 1. do you need to sign up? (no) just 2. for me, not required min time limit. "for product to total space? full paid." - what's next? 24h: default 50% running. [illegible] 3rd place: ex 1st, ex 2nd, ex 3rd. 80+ people on 230086 machine. I'm going out! final team: Grant & I, what's up?!

Perognathus parvus olivaceus Merriam Great Basin Pocket Mouse Hall (1946): 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine PK 5500 ft 8 mi E Grapevine PK 5000 ft 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine PK 6700 ft Checklist

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Perquathus parvus. Strozzi Ranch 6200 ft 7-10 July 1979 89. 188-95-24-10 - ♂ 2cd 8x5 rocky wash 90. 187-92-24-9 - ♀ (ae 2scatt rocky wash, sage 97. 167-89-24-8 12.8qms ♀ noscat wosh rocky wash, sage Strozzi Ranch 6200 ft. 16-17 Aug 1979 140. 162-86-24-9 16.1qms ♂ Ab 7x4 roadside, sage. 145. 159-84-23-9 (3.9qms ♀ noscib moscat rocky ridge, purulia 146. 180-95-25-9 19.3qms ♀ 7scatt disturbed, sage Mexican Camp Rd. 5400 ft. 1-2 Sept 1979 186. 166-85-23-9 13.9qms - weza, sage. 192. 181-99-24-9 17.9qms ♂ Ab 5x3 roadside, sage. 176. No data! skull only- Strozzi Ranch Rd 5800 ft. 7 July 1980 328. 165-86-22-8 16qms ♀ 5catt valley roadside, purulia 329. 156-90-22-7 12.5qms ♂ Ab 3x4 gravelwash, artmusita Strozzi Ranch Rd 5100 ft 6 July 1980 323. 195-103-24-10 19qms ♂ Ab 4x3 wash, artemista SUCHE and I w/N Grapevine PK 5500ft 17 Sept 1980 355. 164-93-23-8 14qms ? valley gravel, sagebrush 356. 185-102-24-10 20qms ♂ Ab 3x4 valley gravel, sagebrush 357. 164-85-23-10 14qms ♀ ustirpad, valley, gravel, sagebrush

Perognathus formosus mohavensis Huey Hall (1946) 7 mi E and 2 mi N Grapevine Pk 5700 ft 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5580 ft Checklist: Grapevine Mtns. Specimens collected: Primary Camp Rd 30 May 79: # 52 ? Strozzi Ranch 7-10 July 79: 89, 90, 97 " 16-12 August 79: 140 Mexican Camp Rd 1-3 Sept 79: 200

Perognathus formosus Plummer Canyon Rd 5200 ft Serologic Station 30 May 1979 52. (124)-(45)-23-10 20.0qms ♀ lac 4scars rocky, sage Mexican Camp Rd. 5400 FT, 1-2 Sept 1979 (58, 179-97-24-12 16.7qms ♂AB 3xs near boulder, grasses (other's below) Scotty's Ranch 1 April 1980 265. 174-95-24-11 17qms ♂ sero 9x4 larrea 266. 180-96-23-11 17.0qms ♂AB 8x5 larrea 268 180-93-24-12 15.8qms ♀ 3:scars rocky, larrea 269, 182-105-25-11 16.1qms ♂ sero 8x5 rocky, larrea 271, 185-105-24-12 - ♂ sero 9x5 rocky, larrea 279, 181-115-25-11 16.0qms ♂AB 7x4 Distichlis? 290. 206-116-26-12 20.0qms ♂ sero 9xs rocky, larrea 301, 190-107-25-10 19.1qms ♂sero 7x5 sand, atriplex 302, 181-104-23-11 18.2qms ♂ sero 10x5 gravel, atriplex Titus Canyon Rd 5200 ft, 5 June 1980 212, 188-95-24-12 17qms ♂sero 7x4 gravel, artemisia. Mexican Camp Rd. 5400 FT 1-2 Sept 1979 155. 189-108-25-13 19.1qms ♂AB 8,5x2 skull only 2070. 196-109-25-12 16qms ♀ mossar uscus skull only rocky, pursia Grapvine Fieldwork area 28 July 1980 335. 180-109-22-10 11qms ♀ usom moscar around trailers

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Kumslay 1980 Perquathus formosus p.2 3800 ft Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W of Mon Bury, Larrea, 24 Sept 1980 364. 183-102-25-12 2lqms S'Ab 5x3 skimmy gravel, Larrea 365 186-104-23-12 17qms F unrepr. qurl, Larrea released 4 Titus Canyon Rd 4 mi W of Mon Bury 4200ft 25 Sept 1980 370. 166-94-23-10 15qms S'Ab mixed shrub, wash, sand 371 188-107-24-11 18qms S'Ab 4x2 mixed shrub, wash, sand Foot 1980 Hooligan Mule 4800 ft - mixed scrub 383. 192-102-24-13 21qms F not lct 7scats 388. 176-93-23-11 18qms S'Ab 25 Oct 80 Titus Canyon Rd at Titan Mother Camps 4800 ft: Larrea - mixed. 399. 167-93-23-12 14qms F non-rep. rocky hill 25 Oct 80 Titus Canyon Rd Red Pass 5200 ft Artemisia mixed 404. 175-95-23-11 15qms F non-rep. rocky cliffs 26 Oct 80 Titus Canyon Rd. 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 4400ft Larrea mixed 408. 184-109-23-11 16qms F non-reprod. 411. 187-104-24-11 16qms F non-reprod 11 Nov 1980 8 mi E Grapevine PK 5000ft: segregated 417. 189-106-23-11 26qms S'Ab 419. 174-99-24-12 15qms F non-reprod

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Knigley 1980 Peroguttus formosus p3 18 Nov Titus Canyon 4000 ft rocky canyon, quest walls 424. ♀ Alb 187-101-25-12 17 qms 28 Nov 19 Route 5 milepost 24 Wash and Mojave 1300 ft. 471. ♂ Alb 186-100-24-12 19 qms 14 October 1979. Twiles east and Lucia north of Grapevine Pk 5200 ft 216. ♀ houray. 170-95-23-10 14 qms

(4) number of outturns Showcase preparation 72 hours prepare multi volume Sump: SI-P5-H1-F01 JAKO JSP 79,0021, Abigail K. Moku PS Evangelist Zebra Svehos Sump: SI-P5-001-201 JAKO JSP 0312 Maintenance of other areas / Sanitation without STO notification Sump: SI-E6-7P-DT1 Group 8, JIS

Perognathus formosus formosus Utah hougtail Pocketmouse Checklist: valley floor into wths on E side of DV Specimens co Listed on checklist, but highly unlikely - Hall & Kelson, p 491-492 show P.f. formosus in Utah only, over 100 miles away, with P.f. mohavensis filling all the space across Nevada.

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Dipodomys microps occidentalis Hall and Dale Crissel-tortiled Kangaroo Rat Hall (1946) 7 mi E and 2 mi N Grapevine PK 5100 ft 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine PK 5500 ft Checklist "Harrisberg Flat" Specimens collected: Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79: 13, 15, Corrie Well 31 Mar 79: 28, 31 Phinney Canyon Rd 30 May 79: 45, 46 Mexican Camps Rd 2 Sept 79, 166

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Dipodomys microps Titus Canyon Rd. 10 Mar 1979 13, 252-155-41-13 63,5qms ♀-3mb 28mm sand wash 15, 270-162-42-13 62,8qms ♂ 1amb 20mm rockisland,sand wash Carrie Well 31 Mar 1979 20, 265-154-42-12 60,3qms ♂ Ab 9x6 cinder, sagebrush 31, 262-150-42-13 65,5qms ♀Ab 9x6 cinder, sagebrush Plumney Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station 30 May 1979 5200 Ft. 44, 255-143-41-12 50,3qms ♀ lae 4 scars sand wash 45, 261-155-40-12 56,2qms ♂ scro 11x5 46, 275-160-42-12 60,9qms ♀ 4 scars gravel, sagebrush Mexican Camp Rd. 5800 Ft. 1-2 Sept 1979 162, 252-145-40-13 50,5qms ♀ numerous scars gravel, roadside,upland 163, 166, 272-167-43-12 54,1qms ♂ Ab 3x4 roadside 167, 262-161-43-15 53,7qms ♂ scro 9x5 roadside 174, 261-147-41-15 51,9qms open, gravel 175, 180, 252-154-40-14 48,8 qms ♀ wscars moremb wela, sandy j 188, 258-150-42-14 54,2qms ♂ Ab 4x3 Plumney Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station. 5200Ft. 13-14 Oct 1979 217, 254-148-39-13 55qms ♂ Ab sandy, sage 219, 50,7qms gravelly, sage. 237, 270-162-39-13 59qms ♂Ab stony-gravelly sage flat 242, 47,6 qms j

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Dipodomys microps P2. Willow Spring Rd, 23-24 Nov 1979 254. ♀N 244-149-41-14 48qms sand, Larrs 255. ♀N 264-160-41-14 48qms sand, Fraxeta 259. 55.8qms sand, open Titus Canyon Rd 5200 Ft, 5 June 1980 313, 263-147-42-15 52qms gravel+silt, nemadora ♀ 2euly 17 mm Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W Mon Bury 3800 Ft 24 Sept 1980 369. 270-154-44-13 58qms ♀Ab gravel, Larrs 8 mi E Grapevine Pk. 5000 ft. Surprise Spgs 11 Nov 1980 418. 275-164-42-13 59qms ♂Ab 422 249-148-40-15 46qms ♂Ab released 6 total caught 8 Grapevine Canyon 3.7 mi E Scotty's Castle 21 Nov 1980 460 (245-137)-40-12 53qms ♂Ab tip of tail cut off by trap 461 ♂Ab 4x3 281-166-41-13 56qms 5 mi E, 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 17 Sept 360. ♂Ab 242-141-40-14 46qms data only wotting 1 Dec 1980 Surprise Springs ridgetop map 490. ♂Ab 275-157-40-13 58qms

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Dipodomys deserti deserti Stephens Desert Kangaroo Rat Hall (1946) Amargosa Desert 20 mi SE Beatty Route 5 milepost 10 Mesquite hummocks, sand 28 Nov 1980 469. ♂ Ab 300-186-50-17 B9 qus

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DIPODOMYS MERRIAMI MERRIAMI MEATUS Merriam Kangaroo Rat Hall (1946) 3 mi E Grapevine Pk, 5000 ft Checklist: "Dry sandy soil on the valley floor" Specimens collected: Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79: 16, 21 Currie Well 31 Mar 79: 30, Plummer Canyon Rd 20 May 79: 42

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Dipodomys merriami Titus Canyon Rd. 10 Mar 1979 16, 235-140-34-11 38.3qms ♀ 2cm x 10 mm sandwash Curtis Well 31 Mar 1979 30, 230-140-38-12 36.7qms ♂ ac. 23 cars cinder, pterilia Plummer Canyon Rd., Seismologic Station. 5200 FT. 30 May 1979 42, 252-143-37-12 43.2qms ♂ scr. 10 x6 sandwash, sage Mexican Camp Rd. 5400 FT. 1-2 Sept 1979 159, 231-138-36-14 31.3qms ♀ no em's no scat gravel, sage 160, 235-139-37-11 31.6qms ♂ Ab 3 x1 gravilly, opheida 170, J 171, 215-132-37-14 21.0qms ♀ Ab 4x3 mesa, erleda 172, 233-140-37-14 34.9qms ♂ 3scats not loc. 173, 241-142-39-14 36.4qms ♀ Ab 4x3 177, 252-146-39-15 37.5qms ♂ Ab 2.5 x5 J 184, 213-130-37-14 24.6qms ♀ no em's no scat gravel, siemodeta 185, (225) (119)-38-13 41.7qms ♂ Ab 10x4 mesa, sage 187, 240-145-39-14 43.3qms ♂ scr 9 x5 mesa, sage 195, Plummer Canyon Rd., Seismologic Station. 5200 FT. 13-14 Oct 1979 210, 35.4qms gravilly, erleda, sage 211, 39.5qms sandy wash, pterilia. 214, 33.0qms gravilly, erleda 215, 38.2qms gravilly-sandy wash, pterilia 222, ♂ Ab 241-141-35-12 35 qms gravilly, sage.

Dipodomys merriami, p2 Plumley Canyon Rd., Paleontologic Station, 5200 FT, 13-14 Oct 1979 235. 38.1 stony gravelly, sage flat 243, 923 211-125-35-12 35 qms Willow Spring Rd, 23-24 Nov 1979 244, 34.1qmo desert pavement, Fraxetia 245 34.2qmo " " 246, 39.9 qms desert pavement, Gracia 247, 37.5qms " " Lettia 248, 28.4qms " " Gracia 249. 42.5qmes " " Lettia 250, 8A6227-138-38-12 420qms // // 251, 41.9qmo " Fraxetia 252. 35.9qms " Lettia 253, 8A6 246-152-37-12 308qms " 257, 30.6qms sandwash, Gracia 258. 35.9qms sandwash Aplosta 260, 34.8 qms sandwash, Fraxetia 261. 38.7qms sandwash, Nyssoska 262. 36.9 qmo " 263. 33.3 qmo " Aplosta Scotty's Ranch area, 3 April 1980 299, 237-143-37-13 39 qms s-s-10 10x5 sandwash, Atirplex 300, 245-143-38-14 33.1 qms 2 sets not loc., sandwash, Lettia released 7

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Dipodomys merriami, p.3 milepost 4 Valley Floor, Atriplex hymenoides, Fair, 4 Apr 1980 303. 230-138-36-14 Place 25 33qms bare ground, gravel 304. 222-136-37-13 36.8qms 85x11x5 gravelsand, Atriplex Valley Floor Mesquite Hemmocks m.p.7. 4 Apr 1980 305. 229-145-35-15 85xero 9x5 34qms mesquite, Atriplex Titus Canyon Rd 5200 ft. 5 June 1980 306. 248-145-38-14 41qms 85xero 12x7 gravelsilt, Eriogonum captured and released 1 Strozzi Ranch Rd 3 1/2 mi NE Strozzi Ranch 6 July 1980 j 322. 225-135-36-13 25qms F young ridge, Artemesia Grapevine Residence area around trailers 333. 231-141-37-15 26qms FA b3x2 and one cleared Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W Moundry 3800 ft Carrizo 24 Sept 1980 362. 240-139-37-13 41qms F 25 not lac, gravel, larrea 363. 238-146-37-14 41qms F 4s not lac gravel, larrea and 15 released McDonald Spring 5600 ft sargomuli 6 Oct 1980 376. 244-147-36-13 38qwm F wom p110.

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1980 Dipodomys merriami p.4 7 Oct 1980 Hooligan Mine 4800 ft. 390. ♂Ab 236-145-35-12 data only 25 Oct 1980 Titus Canyon Rd at Titan thrust Canyon 4800ft 397. 255-149-37-13 37qms ♂Ab 26 Oct 1980 Titus Canyon Rd 1/2 mi E Leadfield 4400 ft larvae none caught (19 trap nights in ? habitat) 11 Nov 1980 8mi E Grapevine Peak 5000ft sagebrush caught 5 kept 2 414. 254-157-37-16 40qms ♀ 421. 240-150-37-11 30qms ♀ no ears 30 Nov 1980 Rt 5 milepost 26.5 bajada-larrea 478. ♂Ab (193-98)-36-12 34 qms 30 Nov 1980 Rt 5 milepost 30.1 bajada-larrea 480. ♀N 242-141-37-11 26qms 481. ♀2S 227-132-35-11 30qms 7 released 1 Dec 1980 Surprise Springs ridgetop 491. ♀non reprod. 226-131-37-12 33qms 492. ♂Ab 232-140-36-13 30qms 2 released

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Reithrodontomys megalotis megalotis (Baird) Western Harvest Mouse Hall(1946) 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk, 6700-7000 ft checklist; well-watered areas: Salt Creek, Furnace Cr., Hanaupah Canyon, Wildlife. Specimens collected: Strozzi Ranch 12 June 1979 #62 Phinney Mine (Shaft) # 100 Phinney Spring #125, 126 Mexican Camp Rd. ; 189

(61+9) integrate integral probability 2005-2007, 49 unique, 8 in 1 line, 8 found 5 (see 2008) 22 random, 3 died; 32: concentration of 12s, 13s, 14s 2006-2007, required 2 or more get older average 52 + P59 (see 5) to see if 5+1=2 on it (P522) 2x7=1 product 3 251, 751# prime? product 4 251 87 # 60 unique

Keithrodothymys megaloftis (Baird) Scotty's Ranch 12 June 1979 62, 132-66-15-12 10.7qms ♀lac4scars along stream Plumney Mine Shaft 19-20 July 1979 100, 134-64-18-15 ♂scro 9x5 pitou-sage, ½ mile from H₂O Plumney Spring 4-5 Aug 1979 125, 140-71-19-15 - ♂scro 10x5 s team 126, 136-64-18-15 - ♂scro 9x6 stream Mexican Camp Rd. 189, 129-63-17-15 7.7qms ♂Ab 10x4 roadside, zebraata, far from H₂O Plumney Mine Shaft 9 Sept 1979 208. 134-64-16-15 (2qmes ♀non sp. captive 1 yr. Scotty's Ranch 1 April (1980)- 273, 142-70-17-15 11.2qms ♀2scars stream, plucked 278, 146-71-17-16 12.5qms ♂scro 7x4 stream, Bachelor's 280, 140-67-18-17 11qmes ♂scro 7x4 stream, vitis 288, 139-68-18-16 11.8qms ♀lac 1scar stream, plucked. 8 mile Grapevine PK 5000ft. Sagetwist 11 Nov 1980 416. 139-70-18-17 9qms ♂Ab stony wash

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Peromyscus eremicus eremicus (Baird) Cactus Mouse Checklist: higher elevations in Grapevine Mtus. Hall (1946) "from base of Grapevine Pk..." 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 7000ft Mammalian Species No.118

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Peromyscus maniculatus Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 1. 181-89-21-19 ♀ no ears w/scar. 3. 165-75-21-20 20.5qms ♂ Ab 6x4 4. 180-96-19-20 20.9qms ♀ 4scars 8. 169-91-19-18 17.3qms ♂ Ab 6x6 9. 173-83-19-15 21.7qms ♀ 3 scars lae. 10. 180-98-19-20 19.5qms ♂ Ab 5x4 11. (145)-(62)-19-18 19.3qms ♂ Ab 6x4 Scotty's Ranch 1 April 1980 272. 167-89-20-18 18.8qms ♀ lac 4scars riparian, viti 3 scars 274. 186-95-21-20 23qms ♂ Odeh Pluche, stream 276. (165)-(74)-22-20 23.2qms ♂ Sero. stream, pluchea. 277. 192-99-22-20 24.0qms ♂ Sero 10x6 stream, Bacchant 281. 190-101-21-22 25.3qms ♀ lac 3scars stream, Bacchant 282. 195-110-21-23 20.5qms ♂ Sero 11x6 " " 284. 186-100-20-20 22.0qms ♂ Sero 11x6 stream, Vitis 285. 177-94-20-20 24.6qms ♂ Sero 10x6 stream, Vitis 286. 187-97-21-17 23.1qms ♂ Ab 7x5 stream, Vitis 287. 174-90-21-20 21.1qms ♂ Sero 10x5 " " 291. 178-94-19-19 21.3qms ♂ Sero 10x6 stream, mosquito 292. 188-97-22-21 23.3qms ♀ Zemb boundary wash, Triplex 294. 198-103-21-21 27.4qms ♂ Sero 13x7 stream, zedgel 3 scars 295. 184-92-21-20 25.3qms ♀ lac 4emb stream, zedgel. 296. 195-97-21-20 26.9qms ♂ Sero 12x7 stream, mosquito 297. (142)-(59)-22-20 26.6qms ♀ lacient"stream, Vitis 298. 183-98-21-20 21.9qms ♂ Sero 10x5 stream, Bacchant 283. 166-92-21-20 18.2qms ♀ lac 3ears stream, Vitis

Peromyscus crinitus ??. Titus Canyon Rd, 5200ft, 5 June 1980 307. 192-101-21-20 21qms ♂ ScrO 13x7.5 rocky, artimisia 310. 162-75-20-19 25qms ♀ lac 2scari twb sum rocky, sage caught and released 3. Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W of Hou Bundy 3800 ft. harrea 24 Sept 1980 367. 180-100-20-20 16qms ♂ Ab5x3 gravelly 368. 168-92-21-20 15qms ♂ Ab2x4 gravelly Titus Canyon Rd, 4 mi W of Hou Bundy 4200ft. mixed shrub 25 Sept 1980 372. 171-101-20-20 15qms ♀ non-rprpd wash 373 181-93-21-20 16qms ♀ non-rprpd pavement-gravel McDonald Spring 5600ft easterly 5 Oct 1980 375. 175-96-18-19 17qms ♂ Ab spring-walk Hodiquan Mine 4800ft mixed shrub 6 Oct 1980 385. 183-94-20-20 19qms ♀ ut lac 4scars molting 387. 177-86-19-20 20qms ♂ Ab 389. 172-86-21-21 19qms ♂ Ab Titus Canyon Rd at Titanother Canyon 4800ft 25 Oct 1980 394. 170-84-19-19 19qms c♀Ab 395.179-94-21-21 18qms ♂ Ab Titus Canyon Rd 1/2 mi E of Leadfield 4400ft 26 Oct 1980 407. 182-93-20-19 19qms sex? 410. 190-101-20-20 17qms ♂ Ab

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Paromyscus eremicus p.3 Titus Canyon Rd at "Entering Titus Canyon" 4000 ft 18 Nov 1980 426. 174-90-20-20 19qms ♂ Ab molting (post juv) 427. 173-89-20-20 19qms ♂Ab Grapevine Canyon 1 mi E Scottys Castle 20 Nov 1980 443. ♂Ab 178-94-20-20 20qms molting 444. ♂Ab 178-91-20-21 19qms 445. ♂Ab 182-95-20-20 21qms skel to CL Douglas 446. ♀ourip.177-90-20-20 19qms skel to CL Douglas 450. ♀ac3scar 191-104-19-20 21qms 451. ♂Ab 182-96-20-20 21qms 454. ♂Ab 184-95-20-21 21qms molting 448. ♂Ab 3.5x2 174-92-20-20 19qms Grapevine Canyon, Cottonwood Curve, 1 mi W Scotty's Castle 21 Nov 1980 463. ♀non rep. 179-91-20-21 20qms molting 466. ♀non rep. 182-93-20-21 19qms molting

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Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis (LeConte) Deer Mouse Checklist: Valley floor and mountains Hall (1946): 7 mi E and 2 mi N Grapevine Pk 5100 ft; 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5500 ft; 8 mi E Grapevine Pk, 5000 ft; 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 7000 and 6700 ft Specimens collected: Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79: 14,17,18,19,20, Currie Well 31 Mar 79: 22,24,27,34,37,38,40,41 Phinney Canyon Rd 30 May 79: 58,50,48 Strozzi Ranch 12 June 79: 61,63,64,66-73, Phinney Mine Shaft 25-27 June: 74,77,80,81-86 21-24 July: Grapevine Peak 23 July 1979: 116-124 Strozzi Ranch 7-10 July 1979: 87,88,92,95,96,98,99 Phinney Mine Shaft 19-20 July 1979: 101-104,105,106 En route to Grapevine Pk, 21-22 July, 107,108,110-112,114-115 Grapevine Peak 22-23 July: 116-124 Phinney Mine + Spring 4-5 Aug: 127,128 Sage Valley 5-6 Aug: 130 Strozzi Ranch 16-17 Aug: 138,139,140,142,143,147, Mexican Camp Rd 1-2 Sept: 191,197,194 Phinney Mine Rd 13-14 Oct 79: 241 Grapevine Pk 15 Sept 1980

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Peromyscus maniculatus Titus Canyon Rd 10 Mar 79 Mixed #2 14, 152-70-19-20 23.6qms ♀ 3emb 18mm rocky hillside 17, 150-63-18-17 19.6qms ♂ Ab, 7x5 rocky hillside 18, 147-64-18-19 18.8qms ♂ Ab10x6 sand wash 19, 148-63-19-17 17.5qms ♂ scto, 10x6 sand wash 20, 150-64-19-17 26 qms ♀ 4 young in trap sand wash Currie Well 81 Mar 1979 22, 135-54-19-17 16.3qms ♂ scto 9x5 sage flat 24, 129-54-19-14 15.0qms ♂ Aw, 8x4 sagebrush, rocky hillside 27, 144-64-19-19 17.6qms ♀ 4emb 8mm gravel flat, sage 34, 145-66-19-19 18.9qms ♂ Ab 9x5 rocky, cinders, sage 37, 145-66-18-16 18.4qms ♂ scto 9x5 gravel flat, sage 38, 143-62-19-16 17.5qms ♂ Ab 9x5 rocky wash, sage 40, 148-60-19-16 21.9qms ♂ scto 8x5 rocky, pursia 41, 147-61-19-15 22.0qms ♂ Ab, 9x4 rocky hilltop, sage Plummer Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station 30 May 1979 Sagebrush j 48, 131-59-18-16 11.0qms ♂ Ab 7x3 gravel, sage 50, 150-62-20-18 16.5qms ♂ scto 10x5 rocky hilltop, cliffrose j 58, 129-58-18-13 12.4qms ♂ Ab 4x3 rocky, sage Strozzi Ranch 12 June 1979 Pinon 61, 148-68-20-17 19.5qms ♂ scto 9x5 stream 63, 143-63-19-16 11.3qms ♂ scto 8x4 stream 64, 145-67-20-17 15.1qms ♂ scto 8x4 rocky hillside 66, 146-61-20-17 15.7qms ♂ Ab, 7x4 stream 67, 146-64-19-16 22.0qms ♀ 6emb 12mm stream

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Peromyscus maniculatus p. 2 Strozzi Ranch 12 June 1979 Pinyon j 68. 132-58-19-15 13.6qms ♀ no emb wounds dense willows j 69. 136-58-18-16 11.5qms ♂ Ab. 3x2 brush pile ) 70. 139-64-19-16 12.6qms ♀ no emb wounds Rosa. j 71. 130-57-18-15 12.5qms ♀ no emb wounds spring, willows 72. 139-63-19-16 11.8qms ♂ scro 8x4 rocky, sage 73. 158-70-19-17 20.3qms ♂ scro. 9x5 spring, willows? Phinney Mine Shaft 25-27 June 1979 Pinyon 74. 152-68-20-17 13.1qms ♂ scro 8x4 small rocks, sage 77. 157-69-19-18 - ♂ scro 12x7 rocky, opsu j 80. 137-64-19-16 11.6qms ♀ no emb wounds sage 81. 150-68-21-18 18.6qms ♂ Ab 8x4 rocky, brush pile 82. 152-69-19-17 - ♀ lac 4 scars rocky, sage 83. 159-75-19-19 20.8qms ♀ lac. 6 scars sandy, sage 84. 149-65-18-18 15.4qms ♂ scro 9x5 rocky, sage 85. 142-65-18-17 15.9qms ♂ scro. 9x5 rocky 86. 165-77-19-17 - ♀ climb 26mm pinyon Strozzi Ranch 7-10 July 1979 Pinyon 87. 152-64-21-21 - ♂ scro 8x4 rocky wash, sage j 88. 134-56-20-18 - ♀ wo emb wounds rocky wash, sage 91. 152-58-21-19 - ♂ Ab 7x4 rocky roadside, pinyon 92. 152-58-19-21 - ♀ 4 scars rocky, sage 95. - - ♀ 7 scars nettles + roses 96. 149-64-21-20 - ♂ Ab 7x4 straw, nettles 98. 147-65-21-19 17.9qms ♂ scro. 7x4 rocky roadside, pinyon 99. 159-65-22-19 20.0qms ♂ zero 8x5 rocky wash, sage

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Peromyscus maniculatus p:3 Piney Mine Shaft 19-20 July 1979 6800FT Pinyon 101, 152-59-22-19 - σ scro 12x7 small rocks, pinyon 102, 156-76-22-20 - φ 5 scars rocky, sage 103, 159-69-21-20 - σ scro. rocky 104, 165-70-21-20 - σ Ab 9x4 by fallen log 105, 144-62-20-18 - φ no emb w/scars rocky canyon 106, 143-63-21-19 - σ Ab 6x4 rocky canyon, large trees Pinyon 1/2 way between Piney Mine & Grapevine Pk 21-22 July 1979 7840FT. 107, 152-67-20-19 - φ no emb w/scars rock outcrop 108, 148-62-20-20 - σ scro 10x5 rock outcrop 110, 145-59-20-20 - σ♂ 12x6 rock outcrop, pinyon 111, 147-65-21-19 - σ scro 11x6 rocky, pinyon 112. 145-54-20-18 - φ lac 4 scars under puerbia. 114, 155-61-20-19 - φ 4 scars rock outcrop, spherida 115, 160-68-21-19. - σ scro 12x6 under fallen tree Grapevine Peak, 22-23 July 1979 Pinyon 116, 149-58-21-18 - φ lac 3 scars under small pinyon 117, 159-69-20-20 - σ 13x7 scro s lmy sotiauncus 118. 144-59-20-19 - σ scro 11x6 119, 154-64-21-20 - φ lac 4 emb 5mm 120, 143-60-21-19 - σ Ab 7x4 121, 158-62-21-20 - φ 7 scars 122, 151-63-20-20 - σ scro 11x6 123, 150-59-19-19 - φ no emb; no scars; extrous 124, 148-58-19-18 - σ scro 10x5

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Peromyscus maniculatus #4. Pinion Mine, Spring. 4-5 Aug 1979 Pinion 127. 158-66-20-19 - ♂ Ab 10x6 rocky roadside, mine 128. 154-62-21-20 - ♂ Scro 12x6 rocky roadside, mine Pinion Canyon 6800 ft 3/2 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5-6 Aug 1979 130. 151-67-20-20 - ♂ Scro 10x6 rocky wash Strozzi Ranch 16-18 Aug 1979 Pinion 138. 148-64-20-19 17.8 qms ♀ las 6 mm Swn gravel wash, sage 139. 157-73-20-18 18.3 qms ♂ Scro 10x6 sandy roadside, sage 141. 142-56-20-19 18.9 qms ♀ 3 cm b 17 mm roadside, sage 142. 138-61-20-19 15.3 qms ♂ Ab 5x3 roadside, sage 143. 152-70-20-19 17.7 qms ♂ Scro 9x5 gravel wash, sage 144. 152-57-21-17 22.2 qms ♂ Scro 12x6 ridge, pursia 147. 154-62-20-18 18.9 qms ♀ ucmb unscrd rocky ridge, lupinopappus Mexican Camp Rd. 1-2 Sept 1979 5400 Ft. Sargelewski 156. 147-59-20-16 13.7 qms ♀ 4 scars roadside, gravel, sage 164. 148-64-20-18 18.1 qms ♂ Scro roadside, gravel, sage J 178. 135-62-19-17 12.5 qms ♂ mesa, gravel wash, pursia 190. 151-64-19-17 19.4 qms ♂ Scro roadside, sage 191. 152-66-20-19 19.8 qms ♂ Scro 10x6 roadside, sage 194. 142-65-21-19 14 qms ♂ Scro 8x4 draw, pursia 196. 148-64-21-18 16 qms ♂ Scro 8x4 draw, pursia 197. 155-63-20-19 20.0 qms - rocky wash, epilestra 199. ? 202. 153-58-20-18 18.7 qms ♂ Scro 11x5 draw, sage

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Peromyscus maniculatus p 5 Piminy Mine shaft 9 Sept 1979 pimyon 204, kayt alin 205. 155-62-18-19 25.1que F kocarvnoemb rocky slope kayt captiv Pliminy Canyon Rd. 22kmologic Station, 13-14 Oct 1979 sagelenvli 223. 224, 229, 230, 232, 233. 238, 239, 241, Titus Canyon Rd 5200ft 5 June 1980 Mixed#1 cought and released 7 Rock Outcrops along Rd above Pliminy Mine 20 June 1980 cought and released 9 Strozzi Ranch Rd 3 1/2 mi NE Strozzi Ranch 6 July 1980 Sampson 321. 157-74-20-18 16qms F not lac 3 seers ridge, artemisia. Strozzi Ranch Rd. 1 1/2 mi NE Strozzi Ranch 6-7 July 1980 325. 155-68-21-20 15qms O'serd 7x5 rocky brushy canyon, ?pluoa cought and released: 4

Peromyscus maniculatus (crust) p6 Grapevine PK 8600ft 15 Sept 1980 pinyon 344 155-73-21-19 21 qms ? lac, 4emb 5mm piles, talus 345 149-63-20-18 18 qms st cro 9x5 dead pinyon, duff 346 (142)-(64)-20-20 20 qms st scro 10x6 juniper, duff. Data only 347 150-68-18-19 nw ? no umbrousus limber, duff Data only 5 mi E 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5500ft 17 Sept 1980 saphoruski 349 st Ab 8x5 139-64-20-19 16 qms Hooligan Mine. 4800 ft Oct 1980 Mixed #1 384 162-72-21-19 20 qms st Ab rocky hill Titus Canyon Rd. at Titanotheres Canyon 4800ft larvae - mixed 25 Oct 1980 396. 144-68-19-19 15qms st Ab gravel bench 8 mi E Grapevine PK 5000ft saphoruski 11 Nov 1980 420 151-66-20-20 16 qms st Ab only 1 caught in 11 trap nights

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Peromyscus crinitus stephensi Merriam Canyon Mouse Checklist: surrounding mountains and rocky canyons Hull (1946): 7 mi E and 2 mi N Grapevine Pk 5100 ft 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5500 ft. 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk 7000 ft. Specimens collected: Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 79: #1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, Currie Well 31 Mar 79: 23, 25, 26, 29, 32, 39 Plumway Canyon RD 30 May 79: 57, 51 Strozzi Ranch 16-17 Aug 79: 137, 148, Plumway Canyon RD 13-14 Oct 79: 209, 212

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Peromyscus crinitus Currie Well 31 Mar 1979 23, 151-82-18-15 12.3qms ♀ no emb 4 scars rocky hilltop, sage 25, ♂ scro 8x5 flat, sage. 26, 150-73-18-18 18.6qms ♀ 9scars lac cudrats, sage. 29, 155-78-18-16 13.5qms ♂ Ab.7x4 rocky hillside, sage 32, 158-91-19-17 15.0qms ♂ Ab 9x4 gravelly hillside, sage 39, 157-88-18-17 12.4qms ♀ no emb no scars rocky, sage Phinney Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station. 30 May 1979 51, 163-84-20-16 12.8qms ♂ scro 9x5 rocky, sage 57, 185-100-21-18 17.4qms ♀ lac, 4emb 9mm rocky, sage Stazzi Ranch 16-17 Aug 1979 y 137, 167-90-20-18 13.3qms ♂ scro 9x5 big rock, purselia yJ 148, 156-81-20-19 12.8qms ♂ scro 10x5 rocky, juniper 149, 167-88-20-20 14.4qms ♀ no emb no scars rocky, sad juniper Phinney Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station. 13-14 Oct 1979 209, stony gully, purselia 212, 158-86-20-19 12qms ♀ non-reprod sandy, purselia. 218, 149-84-19-19 13qms ♀ non-reprod sandy, sage 225, sage flat 227, 164-88-19-20 14qms ♂ Ab 3x5 "" 228, 167-86-19-19 14qms ♀ not lac, 4 scars "" 231, "" j 240, 148-80-19-19 12qms ♀ non rep. juv. molting "" 221, 164-89-19-18 13qms ♀ non-reprod gravelly, sagulerule

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Peromyscus crinitus p.2. Scotty's Ranch 1 April 1980 267. 162-84-19-18 16.7qms ♀3emb 15mm rocky, littera 270. 161-88-20-19 13.2qms ♂seno 9x5- rocky, littera 275, 173-93-20-20 15.0qms ? stream, Purplea. ? 293, 163-85-20-19 17.1qms ♀4emb 4mm dry wash, Bacchan Titus Canyon Rd. 5200ft. 5 June 1980 309. 173-93-20-19 14 qms ♂seno 10x5- gravel-rocks, sage. j 311. 143-77-19-17 10qms ♂Ab 4x8 small talus, sage Strozzi Ranch Rd. 5800ft 7 july 1980 327, 161-82-19-18 15.3qms ♀lac 2seats ridge, rock outcrop, Artemisia 5miE and 1 mi N Grapevine Peak 5500ft, 17 sept 1980 352. 162-84-19-18 13qms ♂Ab 3x5- sagebrush, large rocks, talus 353. 153-85-18-18 11qms ♀ not reprod. sagebrush, large rocks, talus 351 Hooligan Mine 4800ft 2 oct 1980 386, 162-88-19-20 13qms ♂Ab waiting rocky hill Titus Canyon Rd. Red Pass 5200ft rocky Artemisia-mixed 25 oct 1980 403. 153-82-19-18 12qms ♂Ab M 403, 168-88-20-19 14qms ♀ not lac 4seats Titus Canyon Rd at Titanothers Canyon 4800ft. 25 oct 1980 392. 158-85-19-19 12 qms ♂Ab 393. 156-86-19-19 11qms ♂Ab

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Peromyscus crinitus p.3 Titus Canyon Rd 1/2 mi E of Leesfield 4400 ft 26 Oct 1980 406. ♂ Ab 156-85-19-17 11qms Titus Canyon Rd. "Entering Titus Canyon" 4000ft 18 Nov 1980 428. 163-87-19-19 12qms ♂ Ab 429. 174-90-19-20 12qms ♂ Ab Titus Canyon Klatt Spring 19 Nov 1980 431. ♂ Ab 155-81-19-20 10qms 432. 151-80-19-20 9 qms ♂ Ab molting 435. 178-98-20-20 13qms ♂ Ab Titus Canyon 3.1 mi W Klatt Spring 2000 ft 19 Nov 1980 436. 171-90-19-18 13qms ♂ Ab 437. 189-100-20-20 14qms ♀ 5 scars Grapevine Canyon 1 mi E Scotty's Castle 20 Nov 1980 438. ♂ Ab 165-89-19-20 12qms 439 ♂ Ab 3x2 170-92-20-19 11qms 440. ♂ Ab 162-90-19-20 12qms 447 ♂ Ab 152-83-19-19 11qms 449. ♂ Ab 153-82-20-20 12qms 452. ♀ N 161-82-19-20 13qms skel only to CL Douglas 453.♂ Ab 159-86-19-19 11qms skel only to CL Douglas 455. ♂ Ab 159-80-19-19 10qms

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Peromyscus crinitos p.4 Grapewine Canyon 3.7 mi E Scotty's Castle 3700 ft. 21 Nov 1980 458. 161-90-19-18 11qms ♀ non-rep. 459. 145-83-18-18 11qms ♂ Ab rocky, Larrea Grapewine Canyon, Cottonwood Curve, 1 mi W of Scotty's Castle 3700 ft. 21 Nov 1980 462. 172-88-19-20 13qms ♀ non-rep. rocky hillside, Larrea 464. 158-86-20-18 13qms ♂ Ab Route 5 milepost 10. Mesquite hummocks. 27 Nov 1980 468. ♀ non-rep. 161-89-18-19 12qms Route 5 milepost 14. Stony bajada 28 Nov 1980 470. ♀ non-rep. 157-87-19-19 9qms Route 5 milepost 24, Wash and bajada 28-29 Nov 1980 472 ♀ non-rep. 163-91-20-20 10qms 473 ♀ non-rep. 165-90-20-20 10qms 474 ♂ Ab 164-89-20-20 9qms 475 ♀ 2S 164-89-20-20 11qms 9 released. Route 5 milepost 26.5 bajada-Larrea 30 Nov 1980 476 ♀ non-rep. 155-87-20-19 10qms 477 ♂ Ab 155-83-20-20 11qms 3 released

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Peromyscus truei truei (Sharpe, 1874) Piñon Mouse Check list: rocky areas in pinyon-juniper belt Hall: 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5500 ft; 8 mi E Grapevine Pk 5000 ft; 2½ mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk (7000 ft) Specimens collected: Strozzi Ranch 12 June 1979: #65 Phinney Mine Shaft 25-27 June: #75, 76, 78 Strozzi Ranch 7-10 July 79 #93, 94 En route to Grapevine Pk 21-22 July #109, 113 Strozzi Ranch 17-18 Aug 79: 151 Reported at Scotty's Ranch - C.L. Douglas 1-7-1 Nov 1975 reported on study area - T. O'Farrell

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Peromyscus truei Strozzi Ranch 12 June 1979 7 scars 65, 191-93-21-25 25.0qms ♀ lac 3cmx 12mm stream molt ✓ Plumey Mine Shaft 25-27 June 1979 75, 178-86-22-25 18.5qms ♂ sro 10x6 rocky, piton molt 76, 190-99-23-26 27.1qms ♀ 4amb 16mm rocky, piton molt ↓ Juv. 78, 162-81-21-22 13.3qms ♀ noamb noscars rocky, pitons Strozzi Ranch 7-10 July 1979 93, 189-80-22-27 - ♂ sro 13x8 rocky, Pikes 94, 192-89-22-26 - ♂ sro 12x7 rocky, juniper ½ way to Grapevine pk 21-22 July 1979 8000ft. 109, 169-82-23-25 - ♂ Ab 8x5 rock outcrop, piton skullay 113, 175-83-23-27 - ♂ Ab 9x5 slope purlia skullay Strozzi Ranch 17-18 Aug 1979 151, 182-86-25-29 22.3qms ♂ sro 11x6 valley, purlia young molt? Mexican Camp Rd 1-2 Sept 1979 161, 186-88-23-27 - ♀ lac 5 scars roadside, gravelly, ericoida ✓ Plumey Mine Shaft 9 Sept 1979 206, 185-88-24-28 24.5qms ♀ noamb noscars rock outcrop ✓ 204,(160-73)-22-27 24qms ♂ Ab kept alive 1yr. Rock Outcrops along Road above Plumey Mine 20 June 1980 caught and released 4

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Peromyscus truei p.2, Strozzi Ranch Rd. 1/2 mi NE of Strozzi Ranch 6 July 1980 NOT WOODLAND 32.6, 183-90-23-28 -- JAB 7x11 slope rocky, rocky canyon

Onychomys torridus longicaudus Merriam Southern Grasshopper Mouse Checklist: throughout DV below 5,500 ft. Hall (1946): SuiE and leiN Grapevine Pk 5500 8 mi E Grapevine Pk 5000 Mexican Camp Rd, 2 Sept: 157, 168, 179, 193 Phineas Mine Rd 13-14 Oct 79: 220, 236, 234, 236 Willow Spring Rd 23-24 Nov 79: 256 Mammalian Species No 59

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Onychomys torridus Mexican Camp Rd, 2 Sept 1979 157, 131-43-19-16 14.1qms ♀ N small pen, mimodora 168, 115-42-20-16 12.6qms ♂ A roadside, sage 179, 116-43-21-18 14.5qms ♂ A gravelwash, sage 193, 117-45-20-17 13.2qms ♀ onembosari gravelwash, sage Phinney Mine Rd, Seismologic Station 13-14 Oct 1979 220, 123-45-21-16 13.8qms ♂ Ab 2x4 gravel, sage 226, 123-44-20-17 19.1qms ♂ Ab Bx4 sage flat kept captive 234, sage flat 236. sage flat Willow Spring Rd, 23-24 Nov 1979 256, ♀ nearp. 120-45-18-17 14qms sandwash, hymenoclea Strozzi Ranch Rd 3½ mi NE Strozzi Ranch 6 July 1980 324, 130-45-20-18 16qms ♀ Zambillium wash, Stoyia Strozzi Ranch Rd. 1½ mi NE Strozzi Ranch 7 July 1980 330, 131-46-19-18 19qms ♀ lac 4scars gravel wash, artemia Titus Canyon Rd at Titanoitara Canyon 4800ft Larrea-mixed 25 Oct 80 398. 120-46-19-18 14qms ∂stlec 5oldscars gravel kneeh. 8 mi E of Grapevine PK 5000ft sagebrush 11 Nov 1980 415, 133-48-20-18 13qms ♂ Ab gravel flat

Onychomys torridus 5 mi E and 1 mi N Grapewine Pk 5500 ft sapbrush 17 Sept 1980 35.8, 134-46-19-19 16 qms ? unrecord. molting

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Neotoma lepida lepida Thomas Desert Woodrat Check list: from salt marshes into surrounding mountains. Hall: 2 mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5500ft, 8mi E Grapevine Pk 5000ft, 2 1/2 mi E and 1 mi S Grapevine Pk. Specimens collected: Scotty's Ranch 18 Feb 79: 5,6,7, Currie Well 31 Mar 79: 33,36, Phinney Canyon Rd: 30 May 79: 49,55,56,47, Phinney Mine 20 July: caught tail, not kept Phinney Mine 4-5 Aug 79 #129 Canyon, rock outcrop 6 Aug 79 #131 Mexican Camp Rd 1-2 Sept: 201 Phinney Mine Rd. 13-14 Oct 79: 213

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Neotoma lepida Scatty's Ranch 18 Feb 1979 6. 263-115-31-26 76.5 qms ♂Ab 14x9 7. 275-150-31-26 115.7 qms ♂Sctn 15x8 Cerrie Well 31 Mar 1979 33. 301-135-30-29 116.4 qms ♂Sctn 20x9 rocky hillside, big nest 36. 278-117-28-30 150.6 qms ♂Ab. 16x10 rocky hilltop, rock cairn Plummer Canyon Rd Seismologic Station 30 May 1979 47. 272-111-29-27 126.7 qms ♂Sctn.12x6 sandwall, sage 49. 241-102-28-26 78.7 qms ♂Ab 6x3 rocky hilltop, sage 55. 244-106-30-23 75.9 qms ♀unknown size rocky hill, cave, sage 56. 261-112-30-29 105.6 qms ♂Ab 13x5 rock pile Plummer Mine 20 July 1980 cougt 1 tail Plummer Mine 4-5 August 1979 129. 258-106-31-30 - ♂Ab 8x4 at lower ruins, rocky hill Canyon 6800 ft 2 ½ mi E and 1 mi N Grapevine Pk 5-6 Aug 1979 131. 253-113-31-30 - ♂Sctn 7x5 rock outcrop Mexican Camp Rd. 1-2 Sept 1979 201. 262-118-29-32 106 qms ♀ unknown size rocky wash, lycium

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Neotoma lepida p.2. Plumley Canyon Rd. Seismologic Station, 13-14 Oct 1979 213, [222-70]-28-30 143 qms JAb rocky outcrop, nest of sticks data only Scotty's Ranch 31-Mar-3 April 1980 caught and released 11 (eleven) 289, 255-112-30-30 121.2qms Floc 3a6b3x5 team, plucked Titus Canyon Rd 4 June 1980. caught none, left saw nests among rocks Rock outcrops above Plumley Mine 20 June 1980 was somewhat surprised that caught none in what looked like good habitat middenes developing in cavelm among rocks Strozzi Ranch Rd 3/2 miNE Strozzi Ranch 5 July 1980 320, 214-85-30-27 47qms JAb3x4 gravelwash, artamisia Garvin's Residence area 28 July 1980 around trailers 334, 254-109-30-31 89qms Flocscari mouse and one released Titus Canyon Rd Red Pass 5200ft 25 Oct 1980 400. JAb 9x4 254-118-30-30 88 qms 401, Flocscar. 249-113-29-30 89qms

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Nestoma lepida p3 wests seen at head field and 1/2 mi N Leadfield 26 Oct 1980 Tiltos Canyon at 'Entering Tiltos Canyon' 4000 ft 18 Nov 1980 425, ♀ nonrep. 265-120-31-33 88 ques ♂ A b Tiltos Canyon at Klare Spring 19 Nov 1980 430, ♀ nonrep. 255-116-28-29 76 ques 434, ♀ nonrep. 265-116-27-32 86 ques Grapewine Canyon 1 mi E Scotty's Castle 20 Nov 1980 3100 ft 456, ♀ nonreprod. 280-138-29-32 87 ques riparian 457, ♂SVRO GX12 201-124-30-32 135 ques Grapewine Canyon 5.7 mi E Scotty's Castle 21 Nov 1980 wests seen but none caught Grapewine Canyon, Cottonwood Curve, 1 mi W Scotty's Castle 21 Nov 1980, 2700 ft. 465, ♀ 260-119-29-30 89 ques ♂ A b wests 1/2 midders at Mesquite area mi (apostrophe) 6 28 Nov 1980 wests present but none caught m.p. 16 28 Nov 1980 Surprise Springs, Rocky Ridge, 2800 ft. 1 Dec 1980 487, ♀ nonrep. 262-120-30-32 86 ques 488, ♀ nonrep 248-115-30-30 88 ques lostley area in week

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Canis latrans Coyote mammalian cyeres No.79 heard at DRI trailer 18 Feb 1979 saw 1 7 July 1979 along road to Strozzi Ranch saw 1 2 Sept 1979 along road to Mexican Camp saw 1 (eating breakfast, a dead core) along road to MacDonald Spring 1 Jan 1980 saw 1 near camprite on Plimley Canyon Rd 14 Oct 1979 saw 1 near Willow Spring 23 Nov 1979 found skull # 265 at MacDonald Spring 30 Dec 1979 21 Aug 80. heard 2 or 3 about 1/2 mi from camp and saw 5-10 piles of scat within 1 mi of said spring tracks and scat at Willow Spring 22 Aug 80 #198 sign at spring # 196 (Welles 1979-Spring book) " " " 192 " " " " 195 (same springbook) abundant sign 197A (Saucerz 1975 Springbook) sign at spring 204 (Welles 1979) sign at spring 206 (Lehuli 1978) sign at spring 216 (Welles 1979) filed at Hole-in-the-rock spring Much scat at springs 237A and 238 20-29 Nov 1980

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Vulpes velox macrotis Kit fox Saw one at roadside, 19 Jan 1980. Road from 1 mi N of Springdale, across Sarcolatus Flat. Outside movement about 2 mi. diggings en route to Coffeeenw Spring 23 Aug 80 Mammalian species #123 See notes 27-30 Nov 1980 Bill Donn saw 1 crossing highway 5, m.p. 0.5 15 Jan 81 5:30 pm.

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Urocyon cinereoargenteus Gray Fox saw one at Briar Spring 8 July 1979 saw one at Pass above Plummy Mine 19 June 1980. 27 Oct 1980 tracks in snow near Doe Spring

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Bassariscus astutus Ring-tail Remains, consisting of two pieces of tail, found in Titus Canyon, 19 Jan 1980, in a very rocky small side canyon, approx 2 mi. N of Titus Canyon Rd. #264 no other obvious cues. 250ft scat at Red Pass??

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Badger Taxider taxes 4 Sept 80 Bill Down reported seeing one crossing road near Mud Canyon sign. Mammalian species No 26 23 Sept 80 Diggings and scat ? at trapping area along Leafield - Titus Canyon Rd 2 mi W of boundary. See notes 27-30 Nov 1980

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Felis concolor californica May Mountain Lion sign, scat: 8 July 1979 Wagnyke Peak Sign: dead fawn: 23 July 1979 Plummer Spring Ranger [illegible] Oleon reported tracks in snow at Spring #218 3-15-80 Tracks at Spring 230 - Linback 12/9/77 Seen 200 yds from spring 198 in 1955- Welles 1959 "We trailed a Mt lion for 1/2 mile here (Spring 232) in 1957 (Welles 1959) Tracks at Spring 230 12/77 Linback

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Lynx rufus Wildcat, Bobcat sign at spring 196 8/59 Wells Springbook Seen 200 yds from spring 198 in 1955 - Wells 1957 Springshed DOR - CL Douglas - Boundary Camp Rd 2 mi W of Daylight Spring. Aug 1980 - when I checked it out, the carcass had been removed by scavengers.

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Equus asinus Barro Dust wallows and tracks/scat at base of Bullfrogs, along road, 30 May 79. Scats abundant at Currie Well, 31 Mar 79 one track? and at Plumery Canyon Rd 30 May 79. Saw one along Plumery Canyon Rd. 24 July 1979 with 7 foals and 3 mules? saw one with CL Douglas 12 June along road outside monument. saw 13 in Bullfrog Hills 6 Aug 79

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Equus caballus Horse Saw group of 5 along Plummy Canyon RD, approx 7 mi E of Grapevine PK, within easy walk of Carrie Well, 25 June 79. Saw 3 in same area 27 June. Maybe the "burro" scat is from horses? Saw 7, 24 July 1979, with 1 burro + 3 mules? Saw 1 mule? 19 July 1979 Sign abundant on Grapevine PK, Sign in canyon explored 5-6 Aug 79

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Odocoileus hemionus Mule Deer Phinney Mine Shaft 25-27 June: found lower leg along road in wilderness area. Strozzi Ranch 7-11 July - much sign, saw 5 on trip to and from Waquyke PK. 2 spotted fawns, 2 doe, 1 buck. Phinney Mine + Spring; dead fawn 24 July 79 Spring #230 - Log Spring - doe and fawn much sign along route covered 4-7 Aug 79 Fawn and doe seen 17 Aug 79 near spring #219. Dead fawn, skull collected, (#152) at spring 219. Mule deer sign in vicinity. Skull (#153) found in small canyon S of this spring. #198 Willow Spring 24 Nov 1979 - Spot found leg owl spring 21 Aug 1980. A single bleached antler near enough to the wreckage of the airplane to suggest it had been a survivor of one of the people who died here. Spring '78 - 2 large bucks & 1 doe - 7-78. Veguiest buck 1/2 mi. N - 12-79 Olsen signs at springs 211A, 21B, 220, 222, 230, 230 A, 231, 232, 233, 234, 239, 239 A Note on Lookview PK (7 June '80) Sign on Waquyke PK 20 May 1980 Sign at Seismologic Station 15 Jan 1982 saw 3rd campsite Phinney Mine 13 Sept 1980 much sign en route to Grapevine Peak 14-15 Sept 1980

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TOOS - taurus COW Titus Canyon RD 10 Mar 79 - cowpels abundant Currie Well 31 Mar 79, Herd of 50+ seen. Area very heavily impacted. Phinney Canyon Rd. 30 May 79 - scattered individuals, Cowpels abundant Strozzi Ranch 12 June 79 - common - noisy at night. Cowpels everywhere, particularly wasthetic in stream and around spring, cow trails abundant. Phinney Mine shaft 26 June 79 - not in evidence no water available. 24 July - cowpels (old) but no recent sign, not at Phinney spring? Abundant along route of 5-6 August 79 severe overgrazing + browsing around springs Strozzi Ranch 17-18 Aug - a few seen on hikes, one dead cow found in valley SE of ranch, horn collected on hill N of ranch many at Strozzi Ranch 11-12 June 1980 Evidence of use at Spring 206 - Olsen 1979 Use heavy at 206 - Walleys 1959 droppings along Phinney Mine RD above shaft - also old droppings at Doe Spring - 6 Sept 1980 cowpels near Doe Spring 26 Oct 1980

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Ovis canadensis Desert Bighorn Sheep Sign: tracks and scat: 19 Jan 1980 Titus Canyon - many tracks in mud around small pools of H2O. 20 Jan 1980 saw some (not a whole lot) of scat in Fall Canyon found horn near Fern Spring scat near Fern Spring, trail near Lostman Spring, 30 July 1980. saw 5 in Titus Canyon 31 July 1980 1 group of 4 - 2 adult ♀♀, 2 yearlings (?) .9 mi E of Klar Spring. 1 ♂ 1/2 cut( .5 mi E of Klar Spring. 21 Aug 1980. Owl Spring. Much scat near saddle north of spring about 1 mi, but no sign of sheep at spring (or even very near it.)

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"Desert Bighorn Sheep Weaver, R. A. 1972. Desert bighorn sheep in Death Valley National Monument and adjacent areas. State of California. The Resource Agency. Department of Fish and Game. Wildlife Management Administrative Report No. 72-4. "In 1891, Edward A. Nelson established the type locality and took the type specimen of the Nelson bighorn in the Grapevine Mountains. Both Wells and Hansen report that bighorns are very scarce in these mountains now; however, deer are common. This suggests a plant succession has taken place that favors deer. Old time wood cutters cutting timbers over for mines, fences, and perhaps charcoal, decimated much of this area which probably changed the plant succession." P 4, Table I 1972 estimate 1961 Est. (Wells) Grapevine Mtns Grapevine Mtns, general 10 30 Klare Spring 30 30 Deadman Spring 30 Corkscrew Spring 10 30 Hole in the rock Transient 3 Death Valley Buttes Transient 27 Subtotal 50 (over)"

p10. Predation. "An incident was reported by Ober, Department of Fish and Game Warden (1931), of a pair of golden eagles attacking and killing a yearling bighorn in the Grapevine Hills. Such an occurrence is unique. Ordinary eagles pose no threat to yearling bighorns. p11. Competition. "Cattle graze in a part of the Grapevine range... Competition with bighorns for grass could be substantial in these areas." p12. Poaching. Welles (p.c.) reported to me that residents of Brady, Shoshone, and other desert communities regularly poached bighorns in the Grapevine and Black Hills until he came to the area and began actively studying bighorns. During the period of our study, poaching decreased."

ingley 180 Bighorn Sheep 21 Aug Tracks and scat between Titus Canyon Rd and Owl Spring, 197A, including a concentration in wash about 3/4 mile N of spring. Sign absent at Spring - could they be frightened off by airplane wreck? 22 Aug Tracks and scat en route to Willow Spring 198; trails around spring. Also tracks and scat around Buffalo Spring 17A. Not abundant, but conspicuous. - Ram seen near Upper Leadfield Spring 1500 hrs. - much sign around Epicadus Spring 208B and Klare Spring 205 23 Aug A few tracks and scat in wash approaching Cortezers Spring 194. 7 Sept. .5 mi E of Klare Spring along Titus Canyon Rd. Found a dead ~5 year old ewe. Saw ram running along wash bank, stopped to watch it. Bob Winkler spotted corpse of ewe at or near place where lamb started. It was at the bottom of a rocky 10 foot embankment. Redfooted blood was coming from nose and mouth. No external injuries visible, no obvious broken bones. Limbs and neck were soft and flexible. She was somewhat bloated and beginning to smell, attracting some flies and a sexton beetle. Reported this to C. Douglas, who reported it to Pete Sanchez, who said that another dead animal with similar appearance had been found recently in another part of the movement. I suspected pneumonia as cause of death. Pete concurred. Kathy Hamilton reported much coupling among sheep at Quartz Spring this weekend.

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Kingsley 1980 Bighorn Sheep 28-29 Oct Much sign in canyon leading from Phineey Park to Death Valley. Pot-holes in narrows and Spring 237 appear heavily used. Found complete skeleton of yearling O? in small side canyon near map location of spring 236. 19 Nov Klare Spring. We saw a young (yearling or 2yrd?) ram on ridge S of spring. Margaret saw 5 or 6 approach spring. She thought she heard rams fighting 3 mi W of Klare Spring, she saw droppings there. I thought I heard fighting 1/2 mile E of mouth of Titus Canyon. 28 Nov Considerable sign, bedding grounds and droppings and tracks in canyon around spring 237A. Some, but not much, sign around Spring 238.

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