The University of Colorado Studies
The University of Colorado Studies
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Fig. 15.
Euconulus fulvus Drap. Pike's Peak, 10,000 ft, Cockerell 30, 130. Rio LaPlata, White Earth, Wet Mt. Valley, West Ten Mile Creek, Straight Creek, Divide Creek, North Mam Creek, North Park, subfossil at Grape Creek, Cockerell Mss. North Park (Barber), Buzzard Creek, Black Lake Creek and Swift Fio. 15.— Euconulut Creek (Cockerell), Vanatta Mss.
•"^'•^^f**'"*^ ZaniUs fulvus. Hot Sulphur Springs, mouth of Blue River, > yitTBa alUaria Drap.
A tingle spedmen was found in Febniary, XQ07. by Mr.... Guy H. Mosdd, at Knudaon'a greenhooie, Boulder, and presented to the University museum by Professor Cockerel]. The Identity has been confirmed by Dr. W. H. Dall. This being a European species and as yet found only in a gre en hous e , it can hardly be considered a member of our Colorado fauna, but is noted here because it may easily become incorporated into the fauna by escaping from hothouses, as AgricUmax agrtstis was probably Introduced.
Digitized by Google THE UOIXUSCA OF COLORADO 175 20 miles west of Saguache, Clear Creek, Howardsville and Empire, most abundant at 9,000 to 10,000 feet, Ingersoll 35, 393; 37, 131.
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