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The report documents a systematic survey of mammals on a high-elevation Colorado mesa, recording twenty-two species from collected specimens and five additional species by observation. A museum field party sampled multiple mapped localities and reports species accounts with notes on abundance, age classes, weights, reproductive condition, and morphological measurements. Several montane-adapted mammals are noted as occupying the mesa as an ecological peninsula amid lower drylands, and documented specimens extend the known ranges of some subspecies westward. The account includes distributional maps, specimen-based records, and natural-history observations relevant to montane mammal communities.
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