. Distribution of mammals in Colorado. Mammals. 106 MONOGRAPH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY NO. 3 locality other than San Luis Valley, 3 (AMNH); S edge of San Luis, 1 (CU); 4 mi. S San Luis, 1 (CU); 2 6/10 mi. N, 3 mi. E Chama, 1 (CU); 2 6/10 mi. N, 2 1/2 mi. E Chama, 8600 ft., 1 (CU); Culebra Canon, 1 (WC). LAS ANIMAS COUNTY: Trini- dad, 1 (USNM); Fisher Peak, 8000 ft., 2 (1 USNM, 1 WC); Tercio, 8000 ft., 4 (WC). Additional records: LARIMER COUNTY: North Fork Cache la Poudre River, 9600 ft. (Gordon, 1938: 78). GILPIN COUNTY: Jumbo Mountain (Wil- liams and Finney, 1967:74). MESA COUNTY: Hightower
. Distribution of mammals in Colorado. Mammals. 106 MONOGRAPH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY NO. 3 locality other than San Luis Valley, 3 (AMNH); S edge of San Luis, 1 (CU); 4 mi. S San Luis, 1 (CU); 2 6/10 mi. N, 3 mi. E Chama, 1 (CU); 2 6/10 mi. N, 2 1/2 mi. E Chama, 8600 ft., 1 (CU); Culebra Canon, 1 (WC). LAS ANIMAS COUNTY: Trini- dad, 1 (USNM); Fisher Peak, 8000 ft., 2 (1 USNM, 1 WC); Tercio, 8000 ft., 4 (WC). Additional records: LARIMER COUNTY: North Fork Cache la Poudre River, 9600 ft. (Gordon, 1938: 78). GILPIN COUNTY: Jumbo Mountain (Wil- liams and Finney, 1967:74). MESA COUNTY: Hightower Ranger Station, Collbran (P. H. Miller, 1964:53). LAKE COUNTY: Twin Lakes (A. H. Howell, 1929:48, as consobrinus). GUNNISON COUNTY (Durrant and Robinson, 1962:244): Wil- low Creek, 21/2 mi. N Gunnison River, 7500 ft.; Dry Gulch, 1 1/2 mi. N Gunnison River, 7900 ft.; Red Creek, 1 mi. above Gunnison River, 7544 ft.; con- fluence of Reaver Creek and Gunnison River, 7600 ft.; Dry Gulch, 1 1/4 mi. N Gunnison River, 7900 ft.; butte NW of Dry Gulch, 7800 ft.; Gunnison River at confluence with Red Creek, 7300 ft.; Gunnison River, 1/2 mi. E Cebolla Creek, 7400 ft.; 2 mi. from mouth of Cebolla Creek, 7400 ft. EL PASO COUNTY: Seven Falls (Walker, 1945:308). RIO GRANDE COUNTY: 3 mi. W South Fork (Tomberlin, 1968: 63, as caryi). COSTILLA COUNTY: San Luis Hills (Warren, 1913a: 11). Eutamias quadrivittatus Colorado Chipmunk The Colorado chipmunk ranges widely in the central, southern, and western parts of the state, where it typically inhabits areas of broken rock and open coniferous woodland. Extreme elevations of specimens examined are Regnier, Baca County, about 4200 feet, and Red Mountain, 10,500 feet, Ouray County. Considerable confusion has arisen in the liter- ature because of superficial similarities in the appearance of Eutamias quadrivittatus, Eu- tamias umbrinus, and Eutamias minimus. Two species of chipmunk frequently are encoun- tered at the same locality in the mountains of Colo
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