The Natural History of Chautauqua 



f. Pouched Mice and Rats 



(western). 



g. Jumping Mice. 17. Jumping Mouse 

 h. Pocket Gophers (western). 



i. Porcupines. 18. Canada Porcupine, 



extinct here, 

 j. Pikas (western), 

 k. Hare and Rabbit Family. 19. Varying Hare 



20. Cotton-tail Rabbit 



IX. The Bats. 21. Little Brown Bat 



22. Lucifugus Bat 



23. Silver Bat 



24. Brown Bat 



25. Red Bat 



26. Hoary Bat 



X. The Moles and Shrews. 



a. Moles. 27. Common Mole 



28. Hairy-tailed Mole 



29. Star-nosed Mole 



b. Shrews. 3O. Common Shrew 



31. Short-tailed Shrew 



32. Smoky Shrew 



33. White-bearded Shrew 



34. Mole Shrew 

 XL The Seals and Sea-Lions. Marine. 



XII. The Flesh-eating Mammals. 

 Comprising these families: 



a. The Cat Family. Lynx, 



Bob-cat, etc., now ex- 

 tinct here. 



b. The Dog Family. Wolf, 



Fox, Coyote ; local 

 species now all extinct. 



c. The Marten Family. 35- Mink 



36. Weasel 



37. Skunk 



d. The Bear Family. Local 



species all extinct here. 



e. The Raccoon Family. 38. Raccoon 

 XIII. The Apes and Monkeys. Trop- 

 ical. 



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