North American Fauna 1-4
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riov. Skunk.
This Skunk is common about San Francisco Mountain, where a num- ber of specimens were trapped in a ledge of rocks near Little Spring, on the line where the pine and Douglas fir zones meet (at an altitude of 8,200 feet). The limits of its vertical range were not ascertained, and 1 am unable to say whether or not it inhabits the Desert proper.
The North American Skunks are greatly in need of revision, the spe- cies being undefined and the synonymy hopelessly involved. I should not ve...nture to add a new name to the list except for the fact that the present species can not be assigned to any already described. It may be known from the following description : MEPHITIS ESTOR sp. nov.
[Skull, plate x, tigs. 1, 2, '3, and 4.] Type No. ^™j $ ad. U. S. National Museum (Department of Agri- culture collection). From San Francisco Mountain, Arizona, August 17, 1889. Collected by Vernon Bailey (Original number, 369.) Measurements (taken in flesh by collector). — Total length, 610; tail vertebra?, 256 ; pencil, 140; hind foot, 67.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
riov. Skunk.
This Skunk is common about San Francisco Mountain, where a num- ber of specimens were trapped in a ledge of rocks near Little Spring, on the line where the pine and Douglas fir zones meet (at an altitude of 8,200 feet). The limits of its vertical range were not ascertained, and 1 am unable to say whether or not it inhabits the Desert proper.
The North American Skunks are greatly in need of revision, the spe- cies being undefined and the synonymy hopelessly involved. I should not ve...nture to add a new name to the list except for the fact that the present species can not be assigned to any already described. It may be known from the following description : MEPHITIS ESTOR sp. nov.
[Skull, plate x, tigs. 1, 2, '3, and 4.] Type No. ^™j $ ad. U. S. National Museum (Department of Agri- culture collection). From San Francisco Mountain, Arizona, August 17, 1889. Collected by Vernon Bailey (Original number, 369.) Measurements (taken in flesh by collector). — Total length, 610; tail vertebra?, 256 ; pencil, 140; hind foot, 67.
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