PELAGE AND MOLTS There are three distinct pelages, juvenal, postjuvenal, and adult. [Please select]
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The color pattern is the same in both juvenal and adult pelages. [Please select]
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In museum specimens, the subadult pelage is much more noticeable because it can be compared with the pelages of other specimens. [Please select]
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Fresh pelages of summer and winter are best seen in first year animals and are less variable than are worn pelages and hence are used as the basis of color descriptions. [Please select]
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The specimens from Medano Ranch, collected in late October and early November, are mostly in fresh winter pelage or molting from subadult pelage, and closely resemble topotypes of _aztecus_ in comparable pelages. [Please select]
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