Geographic Distribution and Taxonomy of the Chipmunks of Wyoming

by John A. White

Editors: E. Raymond Hall, Chairman, A. Byron Leonard,
and Robert W. Wilson

Volume 5, No. 34, pp. 583-610, 3 figures in text

December 1, 1953

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

PRINTED BY
FERD VOILAND, JR., STATE PRINTER
TOPEKA, KANSAS
1953

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Contents

	PAGE
Purpose	[ 586]
Methods, Materials, and Acknowledgments	[ 586]
Variation	[ 587]
Juveniles	[ 587]
Young	[ 587]
Subadults	[ 588]
Adults	[ 588]
Old adults	[ 588]
Key to the Species of Chipmunks Inhabiting Wyoming	[ 589]
Accounts of Species and Subspecies	[ 590]
Eutamias minimus	[ 590]
E. m. minimus	[ 591]
E. m. consobrinus	[ 593]
E. m. pallidus	[ 594]
E. m. confinis	[ 596]
E. m. silvaticus	[ 597]
E. m. operarius	[ 598]
Eutamias amoenus	[ 602]
E. a. luteiventris	[ 602]
Eutamias dorsalis	[ 603]
E. d. utahensis	[ 604]
Eutamias umbrinus	[ 606]
E. u. umbrinus	[ 606]
E. u. fremonti	[ 607]
E. u. montanus	[ 608]
Review and Conclusions	[ 609]
Literature Cited	[ 610]

Figures

Figure 1. Subspecies of Eutamias minimus	[ 590]
Figure 2. Eutamias amoenus and Eutamias dorsalis	[ 604]
Figure 3. Subspecies of Eutamias umbrinus	[ 605]