Santa Fe / Albuquerque / Sacramento / San Juan / /
Company
GenBank / Wilson / Pearson / SPSS / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
pence / / /
Facility
New Mexico Museum of Natural History / Molecular Biology Facility / American Museum of Natural History / University of New Mexico / Museum of Southwestern Biology / University of Kansas / Texas Tech University / University of Illinois Museum of Natural History / Fort Burgwin / United States National Museum / Utah Museum of Natural History / /
IndustryTerm
color chip / /
NaturalFeature
Sacramento Mountains / Canadian River / Sambrito Creek / San Juan Mountains / White mountain / Jemez mountain / Taos Ski Valley / Jemez Mountains / Sangre de Cristo Mountains / White Mountains / Williams lake / Rio Grande / Sacramento mountain / /
Organization
Bureau of Land Management / US Forest Service / Biology Department / Texas Tech University / US Fish and Wildlife Service / University of Illinois / Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia / Conservation Services Division New Mexico Department of Game / New Mexico State University / University of Kansas / University of New Mexico / /
Person
Jennifer K. Frey / Gene Codes / Joe Cook / W. W. Anderson / Jason Malaney / / /
Position
King / habitat specialist / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / Wyoming / New Mexico / Santa Fe County / Taos County / Manitoba / Mora County / Florida / Arizona / Colorado / La Plata County / /
PublishedMedium
Natural History / /
Region
southern New Mexico / northern Rio Grande / American Southwest / southern Colorado / northern Colorado / central New Mexico / northern New Mexico / southern Rio Grande / southern Wyoming / /
Morphology and Genetics of the New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse (Zapus hudsonius luteus) USNM[removed]The original specimen of Zapus luteus collected by Dr. W. W. Anderson from “Camp Burgwyn”, Taos County, in 1858