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- Ovis canadensis [underlined]
Disease: The jaws of 9 of the above dead
animals were present + of these 6 showed
ulceration. In two cases sufficient to
have caused death.
Several of the dead animals lay
with bones undisturbed as a certain
sign that death was due to disease +
that there were so many dead animals
the scavengers could not handle
them all. In a number of instances
two animals lay together on the
edge of timber. The overproportion
of rams may reflect an " of [male symbol]'s
in the pop. [population] commented on by Simpson
a selective kill or a more thorough
disposal of the lighter skeletons
of ewes + young.
We found 3 rams dead since 1935-36
on the base of Bare Mt [Mountain] yesterday but
no more recent kills.
Yaha Tinda R. [Ranch] July 7/43 [1943]
On hill N [north] of ranch saw a
band consisting of 4 2 yr [year] + 3 yr [year]
rams 26 ewes + yearlings + 21
lambs. Was not able to separate
number of yearlings.
On Mt [Mount] South, across river
aw a band of 30 +/- sheep.
Moult:- Young rams clean ewes
moulting.
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