. Bulletin - United States National Museum. La science. L,(,M) Bulletin 56) UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. permettre un plus grand lieu pour l'élaboration et à l'exposition de ses pouvoirs scansorial. J'ai trouvé le long de la ligne de la Californie de Peach Springs et à Diamond Creek, près de l'embouchure du ruisseau de la cataracte. Il était abondant dans le canyon profond de la dernière, où j'ai obtenu les spécimens à l'établissement indien Havasupai, à l'altitude de 8 090 pieds, et l'a trouvé là, pour une distance de 30 kilomètres jusqu'au canyon. Dans la région autour de pin Caserne Whipple il est extrêmement abondante. J'ai trouvé un

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. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. L, (, M) BULLETIN 56) UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. afford it a wider held for the development and exhibition of its scansorial powers. I found it along the line of the Colorado from Peach Springs and Diamond Creek to near the mouth of Cataract Creek. It was abundant in the deep canyon of the latter stream, where I obtained specimens at the Havasupai Indian settlement, at the altitude of 8, 090 feet, and found it thence for a distance of 30 miles up the canyon. In the pine region around Whipple Barracks it is exceedingly abundant. I found it at the highest points in that neighborhood, where the Arizona mountain chipmunk {Eutamias cinereicollis) does not occur. Thence it follows the course of the streams and canyons, always avoiding the smooth country, into the A.gua Fria Yallev on one side and the Verde on the other. I traced it down. Fig. 47.—Eutamias dobsalis. (Cat. No. ;fflJ3S, l'. S. N. M.) «, Dobsaj. view; /-, Ventral view; c, Lateral view. the Apia Fria and its branches to a point below New River and down the Verde River nearly to Salt River and the Gila. It ranges along the tributaries of the Verde River well up into the foothills and along the high mesas of the Mogollon Mountains, reaching the altitude of 6, 500 feet; and to the southward it ranges to the pine- clad summits of the Mazatzal Mountains. I also found it in the valleys of Salt River and the Gila, and among the rocky foot- hills bordering the Santa Cruz and Rio San Pedro, in southern Arizona. During a brief visit I failed to find it in the foothills of the Chiricahua Mountains, but it probably ranges through those mountains as it enters the Mexican State of Sonora. We were unable to find it in the San , Jose or Iluachuca Mountains or in the ranges to the westward. The Gila chipmunk was originally described by Spencer F. Baird from specimens procured by J. II. Clark in (he canyon- of the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned pa

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