Bassariscus astutus flavus Rhoads Ringtail

_Specimens examined._--Total, 4: MV 7884/507 and 7885/507, trapped

in Balcony House and prepared by D. Watson in 1939; MV 7901/507 and

7902/507, without data.

The cliff dwellings are favored by ringtails and in some years they are

common near occupied dwellings in the area of headquarters. Ringtails

have been seen in each major habitat within the Park.

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