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64 THOMOMYS. mond, U. S. A. Original number 88. " Wagon Road to Bridger's Pass, Rocky Mountain,'' Lieut. F. T. Bryan, U. S. A. Skin catalogued October 0, 1857; skull, January 5, 18l>4. Well-made skin in good condition. It has evidently been recently made over and the skull removed, probably in 1894. The skull has the posterior and basal portions of the cranium broken away; the left malar is missinc; and the upper incisors broken off to the alveoli. Both coronoid ])rocess(!s of mandible and the left an
TITOMOMYS. 65 Thomomys hesperus Morriuni. Biologioal Survey collection. I'rnc. I'.i.il. Soc. Wash., XIV, p. IKi, July 19, 1901. 65>82r>. Skin and skull. Adult fcinule. Tillamook, Oregon. Novem- l)er t», 181U. Collected ))y -F. E. McLellan. Original nuin])orll89. Well-made skin in good condition; skull i)erfect, except for iibscncu of left upper i)remolar. Thomomys idahoensis Merriani. Biological Survey collection. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., XIV, p. lU, .luly 19, 1901. liVûi^. Skin and skull. Adult male. Birch Creek, Idaho. Augusts, ISIHJ. Collected by C. P. Streator. Original luuuher 12!>. Well-made skin in ijood condition; skull perfect. Thomomys fulvus intermedius Alearns. Proc. U. S. Nat. IVIus., XIX, No. 1121, p. 719, July 30, 1897. lUsT- Skin and skull. Adult male. Aspen aud spruce zone at the sinnuiit of the Iluachuca Mountains, Arizona. Altitude t),00() feet. September (5, 1898. Collected b}' F. X. Holzner. International Boundary Commission. Original number 1013. Catalogued November 2, 1893. Well-made skin in good condition; skull lacking most of the left zygoma, otherwise perfect. Thomomys aureus lachuguilla Bailey. Biological Survey collection. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., XV, p. 120, June 2, 1902. 110336. Skin and skull. Adult male. Foothills near El Paso, Texas. September 24, I'.HH. Collected by V. Bailey. Original number 7858. Well-made skin in good condition; skull perfect. Thomomys laticeps Baird. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pliila., VII, p. 335, this paper was reported favorably for iVA- publication April 24, 1855. Skin and skull. Humboldt Bay, California. Collected by Lieut. W. P. Trowbridge, U. S. A. Catalogued February '2J, 1855. Badlj' made skin in rather jjoor condition; legs sprawling, tail not skinned out. A naked patch on left side. It has the appearance of once having been in alco- hol. Skull much damaged, but lower jaw almost perfect. Rostral and tooth- bearing portions above complete, but the teeth on right side are all broken off. Fragments of cranial bones present and adherent to dried-up brain. Type not designated l)y mmilier in the original description, l)ut in Mannnals of North America it is seen that Baird liad but one specimen referred to by number. 45336—08 5
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION UNITED STAT
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ADVEKTISEMEXT. The scientiric publi
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INTRODUCTION. This catalogue includ
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INTKOUrcTION. TX skill means sUiii
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CATALOGUE OF TIIK TVPK-SPEriMENS OF
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METACHIRUS CABASSOUS TATU MYRMECOPH
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ZIPHIUS MESOPLODON— BEKAKDIUS FHO
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(JLOHlCEPHAUrS— -GRAMPUS 3AGMAT1A
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LISSODKLPHIS DELPHINUS— TUKSIOl'S
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OVIS CEPHALOPHUS REDUNOA. 11 51)9»
Page 33 and 34: ODOCpiLEUS. 13 antlers. It is sligh
Page 35 and 36: ODOC'OIJ.KI'S MA/A.MA (KKN IS. 15 O
Page 37 and 38: Tragulus bancanus Lyon. TKAGULUS. 1
Page 39 and 40: Tragulus lampensis Miller. Troc. Bi
Page 41 and 42: Tragulus ravus Miller. Proc. Biol.
Page 43 and 44: Sus mimus Miller. 8US. 23 Proc. r.
Page 45 and 46: Dicotyles angulatus sononensis Moan
Page 47 and 48: LEPUS. 27 Order GLIRES Family LEPOR
Page 49 and 50: LEPUS. 29 92248. Skinand skull. Adu
Page 51 and 52: LEPITS—SYLVILAGUS. 31 Lepus texia
Page 53 and 54: SYL\ILA(;US. 33 Collected by E. W.
Page 55 and 56: Lepus margaritae Miller. SYLVILAGUS
Page 57 and 58: SYLVILAGU8. 37 69517. Skin ;ind sku
Page 59 and 60: KRACHYLAGUS ROMEKOLAOUS— OOHOTOXA
Page 61 and 62: THECURUS—CA PROMTS PROECHIMYS—C
Page 63 and 64: ZAPUS. 43 Zapus hudsonius campestri
Page 65 and 66: HETEROMYS I.loMYS. 45 Heteromys gol
Page 67 and 68: LIOMYS. 47 Liomys pictus rostratus
Page 69 and 70: PEROGNATHUS. 49 Perognathus baileyi
Page 71 and 72: PEROGNATHUS. 51 Perognathus fuligin
Page 73 and 74: PEROaNATHUS. 53 jV^V- Mounted skin
Page 75 and 76: PEROGNATHUS MICRODIPODOPS. 55 Perog
Page 77 and 78: Dipodomys compactus True. DTVODOMYS
Page 79 and 80: DirODOMYS PERODII'US. 59 Dipodomys
Page 81 and 82: Dipodomys montanus Baird. Proo. Aci
Page 83: THOMOMYS. 63 Thomomys alpinus Monia
Page 87 and 88: THOMOMYS. 67 Thomomys myops Morriiu
Page 89 and 90: Thomomys aureus pervagus Morriain.
Page 91 and 92: GEOMYS PAPPOGKOMYS. 71 Geomys bursa
Page 93 and 94: CRATOCiKOMYS. 7-^ Cratogeomys estor
Page 95 and 96: ORTHOGEOMYS HETEROOEOMYS M ACKOG KO
Page 97 and 98: LEMMUS SYNAPTOMYS. 77 Lemmus yukone
Page 99 and 100: SYNAPTOMYS—MICKOTUS. 79 Synaptomy
Page 101 and 102: MICROTUS. 81 Microtus aphorodemus I
Page 103 and 104: . dae. MICROTUS. 83 Skin poorly mad
Page 105 and 106: MIOROTUS. 85 sVsVs- Skin and skull.
Page 107 and 108: Arvicola longirostris Baird. Mammal
Page 109 and 110: MICROTUS. 89 Arvicola (Mynomes) nan
Page 111 and 112: MICROTUS. 91 Arvicola phaeus Moniai
Page 113 and 114: MICKOTUS ASCIIIZOMYS-ÊVOTOMYS. 93
Page 115 and 116: Evotomys norvegicus Miller. Troo. W
Page 117 and 118: Phenacomys truei Allen. PHENACOMYS
Page 119 and 120: NEOTOMA. 99 Neotoma fulviventer Mer
Page 121 and 122: NKOTOMA. 101 12210. Left Juilf of m
Page 123 and 124: NEOTOMA. 103 Collected })y Dr. J. G
Page 125 and 126: m\. NKOTOMA. 105 Skin and skull. Ad
Page 127 and 128: HODOMYS TKANOPUS XENOMYS NKLSONI A.
Page 129 and 130: SIGMODHN. 109 Well-made skin in goo
Page 131 and 132: SIGMODON KEITHKODONTOMYS. Ill Sigmo
Page 133 and 134: KKl 1 HKOUoNToMYS. 118 Reithrodonto
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RKITHRODONTOMYS. 115 :i281. Skull.
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REITHRODONTOM YS— ( (RYZOMYS. 117
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ORYZOMY8. 119 Oryzomys goldmani Mer
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oKVZOMVrt. 121 Oryzomys chapmani sa
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ONYCHOMYS PEROMYSCDS. 12H (i(»lT4.
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PEROMYSCUS, 125 Peromyscus auritus
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Peromyscus canus JNloarns. PKROMYSC
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I'KKoMYScrs. 12*.> •J4, ls.')ti.
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PEROMYSCUS. 131 the collection—47
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I'KROMYSCITS. 183 Peromyscus lophur
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PEKoMYsrrs. 185 Peromyscus texanus
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I'EROMYSrUS. 137 Peromyscus polius
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I'KWoMvsrrs. 139 Peromyscus taylori
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I'KKO.MVSCITS. 141 Peromyscus bande
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EITNEUMYS OXYMYCTKRUS-— KEITHKODO
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Bullimus bagobus Mo;inis. Mus. 145
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Mus commissarius Mmirn.s. MU8. 147
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Mus fremens Miller. Proc. Acad. Nat
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Mus magnirostris Mcunis. MUS. 151 P
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Mus serutus .Millor. Mus, 158 I'roc
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Mus tambelanicus MilU'r. Mus. 155 P
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Tarsomys apoensis Meanis. TAKSOMVS
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Spalax berytensis Millci-. SPALAX E
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NANNOSCIURUS MARMOT A CYNOMYS. 1 (>
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CITELLUS. 163 Spermophilus spilosom
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CITELLUS. 165 Spermophilus mollis c
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iTKLLUS. 167 Spermophilus annulatus
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CITELLUS. 1(>9 3140. Skin. Male. Fo
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( UTKLLrs AMMOSPERMOPHTTATS. 171 Sp
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CALLOSPERMOPHILUS EUTAMl AS. 17 8 T
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EITTAMIAS. 175 Tamias cinereicollis
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Tamias obscurus .Vllen. EUTAMIAS. 1
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Sciurus adangensis Miller. 8CIURUS.
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SCKTRUS. 181 Well-made skin in 71.
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acTiTRus. 183 of as coming from the
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soirjRus. 185 114537. Skin and .sku
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S0TURU8. 187 Sciurus (Heliosciurus)
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Sciurus mendanauus Lyon. SCIURU8. 1
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Sciurus parvus Miller. Proc. Biol.
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sciuRus. 193 Sciurus richmondi Nels
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Sciurus tenuis surdus Miller. Proc.
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SCIlTRUS—{TNAMBITLUS. 197 Sciurus
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Ratufa polia bancana Lyon. KATrFA.
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Ratufa notabilis Miller. RATUFA. 20
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SCrUROPTERUS IDIUKUS. 203 lectod ]\
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PHOCA MIROITNGA ARCTOCEPHALUS. 205
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Felis aequatorialis Meurns. FELIS.
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FELIS ARCTOGALIDIA. 209 Felis puma
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I KOCYON. • Faiiiil.v CANID.^1 Ge
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Urocyon californicus townsendi Merr
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VULPKS—CANIS. 215 Vulpes necator
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Canis mearnsi MtMi'iain. I'roc. Bio
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PUTORIUS. 219 Putorius frenatus gol
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PUTOKIUS LUTREOLA MU8TELA. 221 Puto
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SIMLOGALK. 2'28 Spilogale angustifr
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MKI'HIIIS. '225 9228S. Skill ninl s
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CONEPATUS TAXIDKA rKUCYON. 227 Cone
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BAS3ARI8CI.TS BASSARICYON FRSUS. '2
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ijRsus. 231 Ursus americanus eremic
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Podogymnura truei Mciinis. roixxiYM
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Orijjinal mniihri- loo-iied May 7,
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HLAKINA. 237 Genus BLAF^l N A. Blar
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Blarina (Sor>.iscus) mexicana Cones
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SORKX. 241 Sorex navigator alaskanu
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soRKX. 248 Sorex longicauda elassod
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soREX. '245 Sorex idahoensis Merria
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90RKX. 247 Sorex oreopolus ]\IeiTi:
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soKEx. 249 Sorex alascensis shumagi
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Sorex vagrans Baird. SOREX TTTl'AIA
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Tupaia phaeura Miller. TUPAIA UKUGA
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Galeopithecus saturatus ^liller. GA
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PTEROPUS. 257 Icctod l)v Dr. E. A.
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I'TKKorUS KMBALLONURA. 259 Ixttli (
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Rhinolophus minutus Miller. RHINOLO
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MKMtONYCTP^RISÔTOrTKRrs TON ATI A
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MONOPHYLLUS LEPTONYCTERIS HEMIDERMA
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ARTIBEUS. 267 No type designated. D
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Natalus major Miller. NATALUS PHODO
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MYOTIS. 271 Vespertilio subulatus k
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MYOTIS. 273 5402. Catalogued earlie
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PIPISTRELLUS EPTESICUS NYCTICEIUS.
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LASIURUS—DA8YPTERUS—CORYNORHINU
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NYCTINOMUS. 279 The specimen is ent
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MOLOSSUS NYCTICEBUS. 281 Genus MOLO
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Cynomolgus mindanensis apoensis Mca
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Macacus umbrosus Miller. MACACA PKE
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missing type-specimens. 287 type-sp
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Cricetodipus parvus Peale, MISSING
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MISSING TYPE-SPECIMENS. 291 Paniini
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SUMMARY OF THE TYPE-SPECIMENS OF MA
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C S. McCarthy 1 L. M. McCormick 1 P
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abbotti, Sciurus INDEX [Names and p
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auritus, Poroiuyscus austorus. Arvi
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Page. caurlnus, Evotomys 94 Myotis
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Didclphis yiieataiieusis Didelpliyi
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Galeopterus aoris gracilis Page. IN
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Kogla brci'ccps floweri goodei labr
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niansalaris, Sciunis inansiictns, S
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Mus IxitaiiKcnsis I'ariinatfP c-asi
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nigripes. Myodes nigrocinctus, Trag
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pt>nicillalus. Peromysius peninsnli
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poadroinus, lyppus PodoRvninimi Iru
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INDEX. 819 Page. scalopsoides, Arvi
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INDEX. 821 Page. Sorcx ventralis 25
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Thonioniys inazama iiielaiiops iiie
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wallawalla, Lepus warreni, Nootoina
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