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Bee, J. W., and Hall, E. R., 1956, Mammals of

northern Alaska on the Arctic slope: Kansas
Univ. Mus. Nat. History, Misc. Pub. 8, 309 p.

Carnivore Creek: stream, heads at glacier, in
Franklin Mts. flows N 9 mi. to Lake Peters,
9 mi. W of Mount Michelson, Brooks Ra.;
69°17’ N, 145°02’ W; (map 139). Var.
Lake Fork Sadlerochit River.

So named by Bee and Hall (1956, p. 295)
because the flat floored canyon of this stream
is the frequent habitat of the carnivorous
grey wolf (Canis lupus tundrarum).

Carnivore Lakes: lakes, three, along course of
Carnivore Creek, in Lake Peters area, in
Franklin Mts., Brocks Ra.: (map 139).

Name published by Bee and Hatt (1965,
py 296).

James Robert Glacier: glacier, in Lake Peters
area, in Franklin Mts., Brooks Ra.; (map
139).

Name published by Bee and Hall (1956, p.

296). :

James Robert Lake: Jake, in Lake Peters area,
in Franklin Mts.; Brooks Ra.; (map 139).

Name published by Bee and Hall (1956, p.
296).

Mary, Mount: mountain, 2,920 ft., at SW end of
Lake Schrader-Lake Peters Channel, in Frank-
lin Mts., Brooks Ra.; 69°20’ N, 145°08’ W;
(map 139).

Name published by Bee and Hall (1956, ».
295):

Mary Range: mountains, 7,700 ft., extend N 18
mi. from crest of Brooks Ra. to the mouth of
Whistler Creek, between Whistler Creek on
W and Carnivore Creek on E, in Franklin
Mts., Brooks Ra.; 69°15’ N, 145°10’ W; (map
139).

Name published by Bee and Hall (1956, p.
295).

Weasel Point, ridge, near S end of Lake Peters,
Franklin Mts., Brooks Ra.; (map 139).
Name published by Bee and Hall (1956, p.
295).

Whistler Creek: stream, heads at glacier in
Franklin Mts., flows NE 11 mi. to Lake
Schrader, 19 mi. NW of Mount Michelson,
Brooks Ra.; 69°22'N, 145°03’ W; BGN 1960;
(map 139). Var. Snake Creek. ,

Named by Bee and Hall (1956, p. 295) in
August 1952, for the whistlclike call of the
hoary marmot (Marmota caligata broweri).

Spawning Creek: stream, flows NE 4 mi. to Lake
Schrader, 20 mi. NW of Mount Michelson,
Brooks Ra.; 69°22’ N, 145°04’ W; (map 139).

Named in July 1952 by Bee and Hall (1956,
p. 295).
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Carnivore Lakes (Carnivore is the name here applied to the three previously
unnamed lakes at elevations of 3260, 3385 and 3400 ft. between 69°18’
and 69°17’ on Carnivore River (new name) which flows from James
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James Robert Lake, 145°10'00”, 69°16'30”, 2600 ft. (James Robert is the
name here applied to the previously unnamed lake.) (Aug. 8, 1952.)
James Robert Glacier, 145°09’, 69°16’, approximately 3700 ft. (New name

employed for first time.) (Aug. 8, 1952.)

(Mary
is the name here applied to the mountain in the Mary Range—also
a new name—between Carnivore River on the east, Whistler Creek
on the west, mouth of Whistler Creek on the north, and the crest of the
Brooks Range on the south.) (Aug. 13-16, 1952.)

Weasel Point, S end Lake Peters, 145°09'30", 69°20’15”, 2920 ft. (Weasel
is the name here applied to the previously unnamed ridge of Mount Mary;
the ridge is a resistant stratum dipping to the east.) (Aug. 9-11, 1952. )

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Spawning Creek, W side Lake Schrader, 145°11’40", 69°25'08", 2908 ft.
(Spawning is the name here applied to the previously unnamed creek.)
(July 27, 28, 1952.)

Gavia Laxe (Aug. 19-23, 1952). Longitude and latitude computed from
World Aeronautical Chart (63) Brooks Range, U. S. Coast and Geodetic

Survey, 5th ed., February 2, 1949.
Gavia Lake, N White Hills, 150°00’, 69°35’, 460 ft. (Cavia is the name
here applied to the previously unnamed lake. )

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