| | | | | was about 57 months | | | | | old, and evidently had | | | | | stopped growing (for | | | | | movement see No. 2, | | | | | p. 110). | | | | | No. 4. |Female | | | |This individual, marked |July 13, 1949| 27 | 34-1/2 | .... | when less than two |June 1, 1950| 54-1/2 | 93-1/2 | 3.1 | weeks old, had grown |August 21, 1951| 74 |119 | .... | to nearly the maximum |May 1, 1952| 76 |123 | 10.0 | female size at an age of | | | | | 34 months; all four | | | | | captures within a | | | | | 175-foot diameter. | | | | | (See Figure 24). No. 5. |Female | | | | |April 15, 1950| 43 | 70 | 1.4 |All six records within a |June 5, 1950| 52-1/2 | 87 | 2.8 | 65-foot diameter (See |May 25, 1951| 71 | 82 + 29 | .... | Figure 21). |September 28, 1951| 73 |111 (regenerated) | .... | |April 26, 1952| 74 |113 (regenerated) | 7.4 | |April 24, 1953| 76 |114 (regenerated) | .... | | | | | | No. 6. |Female | | | |Hatched in July 1949, |April 21, 1950| 46 | 75 | 2.1 | this skink had attained |May 7, 1950| 48 | 15 (broken stub) | 2.0 | the maximum female |May 3, 1951| 74 | 29 + 57 | 8.5 | size at an age of a little |May 2, 1952| 78 | 25 + 64 | .... | more than three years; |August 27, 1952| 79-1/2 | 95 (regenerated) | 8.3 | (for movement see | | | | | Figure 25). | | | | | No. 7. |Female | | | |Hatched in July 1949, |June 5, 1950| 51 | 82 | 2.5 | this skink was 11 |July 13, 1950| 59 | 93 | 3.9 | months old and about