Table 2.
Current laboratory colonies of Peromyscus
| Species | Year | Source population | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | P. californicus insignis | 1979–1987 | Santa Monica Mts., CA | PGSC |
| 2 | P. eremicus sp. | 1993 | Tucson, AZ | PGSC |
| 3 | P. polionotus subgriseus | 1952 | Ocala National Forest, FL | PGSC |
| 4a | P. maniculatus bairdii | 1946–1948 | Ann Arbor, MI | PGSC |
| 4b | P. m. sonoriensis | 1995 | White Mtn. Research Station, CA | PGSC |
| 4c | P. m. rufinus | 1998 | Manzano Mtn., NM | UNM |
| 4d | P. m. nubiterrae | 2010 | Powder Mill Nature Reserve, PA | HU |
| 4e | P. m. rufinus | 2014 | Mt. Evans, CO | UIUC |
| 4f | P. m. nebrascensis | 2014 | Lincoln, NE | UIUC |
| 5 | P. leucopus sp. | 1982–1985 | Linville, NC | PGSC |
| 6 | P. gossypinus gossypinus | 2009 | Jackson County, FL | HU |
| 7 | P. melanophrys xenerus | 1970–1978 | Zacatecas, Mexico | UIUC |
| 8 | P. aztecus hylocetes | 1986 | Sierra Chincua, Mexico | UIUC |
The year and population from which the founders were collected are noted. Numbers refer to collecting localities shown in Figure 2. PGSC: Peromyscus Genetic Stock Center; UNM: University of New Mexico; HU: Harvard University; UIUC: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.