|September 2, 1950| 63 | 63 + 31 | 4.9 | 20 feet apart. | | | | | No. 7. |April 14, 1950| 47 | 72 | 1.9 |Capture sites |May 29, 1950| 50 | 82-1/2 | 2.5 | 50 feet apart. | | | | | No. 8. |May 12, 1952| 49 | 77 | .... |Capture sites |June 18, 1952| 61-1/2 | 98 | .... | 60 feet apart. | | | | | No. 9. |June 4, 1950| 54 | 89 | 2.8 |Both captures at |August 1, 1950| 64-1/2 |101 (broken stub)| 5.7 | same site. | | | | | No. 10.|June 11, 1950| 49 | 49 (broken stub)| 2.4 |Capture sites |September 2, 1950| 63 | 63 + 31 | 4.9 | 20 feet apart. | | | | | No. 11.|June 13, 1949| 57 | 68 (regenerated)| .... | |August 8, 1949| 70 | 37 + 11 | .... | -------+------------------+----------+-----------------+------+----------------- Adult skinks can be found in greatest numbers in the breeding season and many of the young that were marked were recaptured as newly matured breeding adults soon after their second hibernation, often still short of average adult size. Selected records of such individuals are presented below. Table 10. Records of Individual Skinks Marked as Young and Recaptured as Adults.