KEY TO THE BACULA IN EUTAMIAS OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA

1. Distal 1/2 to 2/3 of shaft markedly compressed laterally; base

markedly widened.

2. Distal 1/2 of shaft laterally compressed and curved downward

to base of tip.

3. Height of keel 1/2 of length of tip; keel markedly

enlarged. _Eutamias bulleri_, p. 627

3'. Height of keel 1/4 of length of tip; keel not markedly

enlarged.

_Eutamias umbrinus_ and _E. palmeri_, pp. 626, 627

2'. Distal 2/3 of shaft laterally compressed and curved downward

to base of tip.

4. Base of keel 1/3 of length of tip; angle formed by tip

and shaft less than 100 deg. _Eutamias speciosus_, p. 625

4'. Base of keel 1/2 of length of tip; angle formed by tip

and shaft more than 102 deg. _Eutamias panamintinus_, p. 625

1'. Distal 1/12 to 2/5 of shaft slightly compressed laterally; base

not markedly widened.

5. Shaft thin; shaft less than .20 mm. in diameter at widest

point.

6. Ridges on either side of keel enlarged, partially

obscuring lateral view of keel; height of keel 1/10 of

length of tip. _Eutamias sonomae_, p. 619

6'. Ridges on either side of tip not enlarged, not partially

obscuring lateral view of keel; height of keel at least

1/7 of length of tip.

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