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Start Over Collection place San Joaquin County, California Taxon Otospermophilus beecheyi
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73738a-n, described as Bird bones. a) Adult humerus, proximal end, Anser Albifrons, Goose, most probably (white-fronted goose). b) Adult Tibiotarsus, distal end, duck. c) Unidentified adult humerus, Proximal end; of Corvus brachrhynchos, (American crow). d) Adult O almost coracoid, Anser albifrons, goose, most probably. e) Adult, Tibiofibula, - Lepus Californicus, (Black-tailed jack-rabbit). f) Adult, rib, Proximal end, Anser Albifrons. (continued in comments)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-128073a-f, described as Rodent bones. a) Calcaneum of Lepus californicus. b) Calcaneum of Lepus californicus. c) L. dentary-Citellus, beecheyi. d) L. dentary-Citellus, beecheyi. e) L. inferior pharyngeal of Gila crassicauda. f) Carapace, fragment of plate, center back, of Clemmys marmorata (Pacific Pond turtle).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73712a-e, described as Faunal remains
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-74407a-i, described as Animal bones. A, B) Bone fragment, large mammal. C) Limb bone fragment, unidentified bird. D) Bone fragment, unidentified. E) Bone fragment, mammal. F) Lower first molar fragment, Canis, (like Canis latrans (coyote) in size and appearance. G) Bone fragment, unidentified. H) Adult, left dentary, -Lepus californicus (black-tailed jack-rabbit). I) Right dentary, - Otospermophilus beecheyi (ground squirrel).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73963a,b, described as Faunal remains
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73770a-f, described as Bird and fish bones. a) Adult, very large! Adult left inferior pharyngeal, complete bone, almost, of Gila crassicauda ("thicktail") LaCyprinid fin (last live example of this species was caught in 1957. It is now considered extinct). b) Adult tibia, distal end, of Citellus, beecheyi (ground squirrel). c) Humerus, proximal end, of Fulica Americana (American coot) Adult. d) Adult humerus, of Phalacrocorax (cormordant). e) Adult complete bone, almost, Caracoid, Goose (Unidentified Anser Albifronx, white-fronted goose). f) Young adult cheek tooth
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73818a-d, described as Faunal remains
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-74414a-f, described as Animal bones. a) Unidentified, bone fragment large mammal. b)Adult, left humerus, distal end, Procyon lotor (raccoon). c) Juvenile or y.a. tibiofibula-, Lepus californicus (black-tailed jack-rabbit). d) Adult, fragment of 3rd left lowered molar Cervus nannodes (Valley elk). e) Adult, left dentary lower jaw, distal end, Citellus beecheyi (ground squirrel). f) Part of 1-74414-d.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Faunal remains, accession number 1-73949a,b, described as Bird bones. a) Right tibiatibula, adult, of Lepus californicus (black-tailed jack rabbit). b) Adult right tibia, complete bone, Citellus beecheyi, (ground squirrel).

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