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<br /> <br />Table 48 <br />Small Mammal Trapping Data <br />V <br />v <br />N <br />Species <br />Peromyscus maniculatus <br />Eutamias minimus <br />Wet Meadow <br />No. Rel. <br />Capt. Abun. <br />3 100% <br />U <br />Sagebrush <br />No. Rel. <br />Capt. Abun. <br />15 100% <br />Aspen <br />No. Rel. <br />Capt. Abun. <br />18 94.7% <br />1 5.3Y, <br />!9tn. Shrub <br />' No. Rel. <br />Capt. Abun. <br />26 66.7% <br />13 33.3% <br />Total <br />No. Rel. <br />Capt. Abun. <br />62 81.6% <br />14 18.4% <br />NOTE: Several traps were found sprung each day in each habitat. Observations of larger rodents in the area, <br />such as Richardson's ground squirrels tend to suggest that these animals sprung these traps but <br />are too large to be caught. Finding traps several feet from where they were set with a bit of <br />fur suggests the same. <br />NOTE: Among trap captures were a hermit thrush, gray-headed junco, and green-tailed towhee. <br />