North American Fauna 41-48
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In color, and size of ears, the specimens agree well with pinetorum, and the skulls, although decidedly smaller, have the V-shaped interpterygoid notch characteristic of that race.
These mice are moderately common in sandy fields near Autauga- ville, and one was taken also in a grassy bog in the heavy timber on the borders of Bear Swamp. The name " pine mouse " is some- what a misnomer, for, although the animal occasionally lives in open pine lands, it is more often found in cultivated fields, ...meadows, or even in wet bottom-land timber. It is largely subterranean in habit, and for that reason is not very well known to most people. It is a sleek, silky little mouse of a rich tawny-brown color, with a blunt nose, small, beady eyes, and a very short tail. It makes little bur- « See Howell, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vol. 23, pp. 27-28, 1910.
1921.] MAMMALS OF ALABAMA MUSKRATS. 55 rows and runways in the grass of meadows or under the dead leaves and rubbish in the woods, and also makes extensive use of the run- ways of the common mole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In color, and size of ears, the specimens agree well with pinetorum, and the skulls, although decidedly smaller, have the V-shaped interpterygoid notch characteristic of that race.
These mice are moderately common in sandy fields near Autauga- ville, and one was taken also in a grassy bog in the heavy timber on the borders of Bear Swamp. The name " pine mouse " is some- what a misnomer, for, although the animal occasionally lives in open pine lands, it is more often found in cultivated fields, ...meadows, or even in wet bottom-land timber. It is largely subterranean in habit, and for that reason is not very well known to most people. It is a sleek, silky little mouse of a rich tawny-brown color, with a blunt nose, small, beady eyes, and a very short tail. It makes little bur- « See Howell, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vol. 23, pp. 27-28, 1910.
1921.] MAMMALS OF ALABAMA MUSKRATS. 55 rows and runways in the grass of meadows or under the dead leaves and rubbish in the woods, and also makes extensive use of the run- ways of the common mole.
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