[Illustration: FIG. 1. View of typical coastal sage scrub association,
showing in foreground white sage, and coastal sagebrush. The adobe banks
beyond are grown mainly to white sage. Small mammals are abundant in
this association, with _Dipodomys agilis_, _Perognathus fallax_, and
_Sylvilagus audubonii_ being characteristic of the area. Photo March 25,
1952, at mouth of San Antonio Canyon, 1800 feet elevation.]
[Illustration: FIG. 2. View of a main channel in San Antonio Wash on
Pacific slope. The wash is a distinct habitat in the coastal sage scrub
association, and is the preferred habitat of _Peromyscus eremicus
fraterculus_ and _Neotoma lepida intermedia_. These rodents find shelter
in the piles of boulders. Photo February 2, 1952, in San Antonio Wash,
at 1700 feet elevation.]