Rollin H. Baker

“ Distribution of the pigmy woodrat, Neotoma goldmani. Solid circles represent specimens examined; hollow circles represent others reported but not examined.
[Pg 623] The baculum of goldmani, when compared with bacula and with figures of these bones in Burt and Barkalow (Jour. Mamm., 23:291 and 293, August 13, 1942) of species representing the floridana, lepida, albigula, mexicana, fuscipes, and cinerea groups, was found to resemble most closely the baculum of albigula in general proportions (ratio of length to lateral diameter of base) and in having a distinct knob at the distal end. ”

“ Localities within any one state are arranged from north to south. Chihuahua: Sierra Almagre, 6000 ft., 12 mi. S Jaco, 1. Coahuila: 17 mi. N and 8 mi. W Saltillo, 5200 ft., 2; 3 mi. SE Torreón, 3800 ft., 7. Durango: 1 mi. SSE Mapimí, 4100 ft., 1; 4 mi. WSW Lerdo, 3800 ft., [Pg 624] 1; 5 mi. SE Lerdo, 3800 ft., 1. Zacatecas: Conception del Oro, 7680 ft., 1. San Luis Potosí: 10 mi. NE San Luis Potosí, 6000 ft., 1.
Other records.—Coahuila: Jaral; Saltillo (Goldman, 1910:82) . San Luis Potosí: Cerro Peñon Blanco; Ventura; Santa Teresa; city of San Luis Potosí (Dalquest, loc. cit.) . ”