North American Fauna 56-57
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Mus. Pub., Zool. Ser. 4 : 144, 145, 1904.
Citellus spilosoma macrospilotus Elliot, Field Columb. Mus. Pub., Zool. Ser. 6: 99, 1905.
Citellus spilosoma canescens Bailey, North Amer. Fauna 53 : 109, 1931.
Type. — Collected at Will cox, Cochise County, Ariz., November 16, 1889, by Vernon Bailey; male juv,, skin and skull, no. ^-||^^, U. S.
Natl. Mus. (Biological Survey collection) (orig. no. 676).
Range. — Southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico; south to Chihuahua City, Chihuahua, Mexico... ; west to Altar Valley, Ariz.; north to Gila Valley (Pima), Ariz.; east to Deming, N. Mex.
and Fort Hancock, Tex. (fig. 11). Zonal range: Lower Sonoran.
External characters. — Similar to G . s. pallescens, but smaller, with shorter tail and hind feet; dorsal spots larger, and more numerous on f oreback ; tail with more black on distal portion.
Cranial characters. — Skull similar to that of pallescens, but smaller, with shorter, broader rostrum.
Color. — Cinnamon phase (January) : Upper parts fawn color, thickly spotted over most of the back with rather large, quadrangular whitish spots, more or less obscured or obsolete on the f oreback; a broad white ring surrounds the eye ; sides of nose whitish ; sides of body washed with pinkish buff; front feet cartridge buff: hind feet, white; tail above, vinaceous fawn, edged with pinkish buff, the hairs on distal half with a subterminal band of fuscous black; tail beneath, cinnamon buff with a narrow band of fuscous black near the tip; under parts white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mus. Pub., Zool. Ser. 4 : 144, 145, 1904.
Citellus spilosoma macrospilotus Elliot, Field Columb. Mus. Pub., Zool. Ser. 6: 99, 1905.
Citellus spilosoma canescens Bailey, North Amer. Fauna 53 : 109, 1931.
Type. — Collected at Will cox, Cochise County, Ariz., November 16, 1889, by Vernon Bailey; male juv,, skin and skull, no. ^-||^^, U. S.
Natl. Mus. (Biological Survey collection) (orig. no. 676).
Range. — Southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico; south to Chihuahua City, Chihuahua, Mexico... ; west to Altar Valley, Ariz.; north to Gila Valley (Pima), Ariz.; east to Deming, N. Mex.
and Fort Hancock, Tex. (fig. 11). Zonal range: Lower Sonoran.
External characters. — Similar to G . s. pallescens, but smaller, with shorter tail and hind feet; dorsal spots larger, and more numerous on f oreback ; tail with more black on distal portion.
Cranial characters. — Skull similar to that of pallescens, but smaller, with shorter, broader rostrum.
Color. — Cinnamon phase (January) : Upper parts fawn color, thickly spotted over most of the back with rather large, quadrangular whitish spots, more or less obscured or obsolete on the f oreback; a broad white ring surrounds the eye ; sides of nose whitish ; sides of body washed with pinkish buff; front feet cartridge buff: hind feet, white; tail above, vinaceous fawn, edged with pinkish buff, the hairs on distal half with a subterminal band of fuscous black; tail beneath, cinnamon buff with a narrow band of fuscous black near the tip; under parts white.
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