A List of Small Mammals from the 

 Claremont-Laguna Region 



HAI.STEAD C. WHITE 



The mammals were all but several bats collected by H. G. White. All deter- 

 minations are by the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology of the University of California. 



Afyolis t'i'olis Allen. Long-eared bat. Claremont. 



Nyctcris horeaiis teliotis Allen. Western Red Bat. Claremont. 



Scapaitits latimaniis occullus Grinnell and Swarth. Southern California mole. 

 Claremont and Webber's camp, San Gabriel Canyon. 



Ri'if/jrojontomys megalntis Inngnauda Baird. Long-tailed Harvest Mouse. Glen 

 Ranch. Santa Ana River. 



I'eromysius inanicutatus tjtunheli Baird. Gambel White-footed Mouse. Santa 

 Ana River. Pomona Hills. 



/'. laliforninis insiynis Rhoads. Southern Parasitic Mouse. C5Ien Ranch. Clare- 

 mont. Laguna Beach. 



P. ercmuus fratrniilus Miller. Dulzura white-footed mouse. Claremont. La- 

 guna Beach. 



Neolama justifies miurulis Tliomas. Long-eared Wood Rat. Laguna Beach. 



A'. IrilfimeJia hilfrmrdia Rhoads. Intermediate Wood-rat. 



Murotus lalifoniuus lalijornicus Peale. California Meadow Mouse. Coble's 

 canon. Santa Ana River, near Corona. 



Mus musculus Lin. At Laguna Beach, not far from liouses. 



Peraijnalhus lalijorniius femoralis Allen. Dulzura Pocket Mouse, (ilen Ranch. 

 Laguna Beach. 



Tomninys hntlae pallesieris Rhoads. San Diego Pocket Gopher. Glen Ranch. 

 (Contrihutiiin jriim the Zoalnijiml Dr/>iirhnrnt of Pamnna ("iilleye) 



