. Fig. 30. Distribution of Antrozous pallidus pal- lidus in Colorado. For explanation of symbols, see p. 9. that of A. p. pallidus of Colorado and the adjacent Oklahoma Panhandle by a consider- able space of unsuitable plains habitat. Records of occurrence.—Specimens examined, 6, distributed as follows: MOFFAT COUNTY: Castle Park, Dinosaur National Monument, 2 (CU). MESA COUNTY: East Monument Canon, 4800 ft., Colorado National Monument, 2 (CU). OTERO COUNTY: 3 mi. NW Higbee, 4300 ft., 1 (KU). ARCHULETA COUNTY: Deep Canon, 1 (UNM). Additional records: GARFIELD COUNTY: 7 mi. W Rifle (Cary, 1911:
. Fig. 30. Distribution of Antrozous pallidus pal- lidus in Colorado. For explanation of symbols, see p. 9. that of A. p. pallidus of Colorado and the adjacent Oklahoma Panhandle by a consider- able space of unsuitable plains habitat. Records of occurrence.—Specimens examined, 6, distributed as follows: MOFFAT COUNTY: Castle Park, Dinosaur National Monument, 2 (CU). MESA COUNTY: East Monument Canon, 4800 ft., Colorado National Monument, 2 (CU). OTERO COUNTY: 3 mi. NW Higbee, 4300 ft., 1 (KU). ARCHULETA COUNTY: Deep Canon, 1 (UNM). Additional records: GARFIELD COUNTY: 7 mi. W Rifle (Cary, 1911:206). MESA COUNTY: Cre- vasse (Cary, loc. cit.); 5 mi. E Tunnel (Cary, loc. cit.); Redlands Club House, Grand Junction, 4800 ft. (P. H. Miller, 1964:37). MONTROSE COUNTY: Tabeguache Creek, N of Nucla (Cary, loc. cit.). PUEBLO COUNTY: Pueblo (Coues and Yarrow, 1875:85). MONTEZUMA COUNTY: Ashbaugh's Ranch [Moqui] (Cary, 1907b:85). Family Molossidae—Free-tailed Rats Tadarida brasiliensis Rrazilian Free-tailed Rat Tadarida brasiliensis is a highly colonial species, the breeding range of which lies gen- erally to the south of Colorado. Molossids are strong, fast fliers, and the occasional records of this species in Colorado probably represent wandering individuals from breeding colonies to the south or southeast in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, or Arizona. Date of capture of five specimens at New Casde was 24 July 1907, whereas that of a male from Mesa Verde was 23 August 1936.
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