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- Karen Dykes
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- Peromyscus [underlined]
Spider Island, B.C. [British Columbia] none taken in
750 trap nights.
Hunter Island. July 6/39 [1939]
[Thomas T.] McCabe took 8 of which 6 are juv [word crossed out] adults
Pat [Patrick Waldyve Martin] 4 adults. All have red
ventral spots.
The young are quite small, still in
dark juv. [juvenile] pelage. One female contained
6 foetuses 15 mm [millimetres] in length.
From the signs of food remains
in mouse burrows + runways
indicates that they are eating
limpets + small crabs extensively.
Vancouver, B.C. [British Columbia] Feb. [February] 7, 1941.
A P.m. [Peromyscus maniculatus] artemisiae [underlined] brought to me by
Theed Pearse who received it from a
friend in Armstrong had most of the
hair gone on the shoulders + anterior
half of the back. The remaining hairs
bare large numbers of empty louse egg
cases. Two patches the size of a dime are
noticeably white with these. All through
the hair are adult lice identified
by G. [George] J. Spencer as Hoplopleura
hesperomydis [underlined] (Osborn).
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