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kangaroo rats,
kangaroo mice,
pocket mice and
spiny pocket mice. Most
heteromyids live in
complex burrows within the
deserts and gr****lands of western...
- the
snout so
narrow in
heteromyids that the
infraorbital canals from
either side connect. Essentially, if the
skull of a
heteromyid is
viewed from the side...
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pouches back to
their burrowed homes. An
extraordinary fact
about some
heteromyid species, such as the
kangaroo mouse, is that they can
spend several extended...
- (e.g.
dipodids and
hopping mice).
Kangaroo rats are four or five-toed
heteromyid rodents with big hind legs,
small front legs, and
relatively large heads...
- Gopher-like
rodents (geomyoid rodents)
Pocket or true
gophers (geomyids)
Heteromyids:
kangaroo rats and
kangaroo mice Porcupine-like
rodents (hystricomorphs)...
- The
giant kangaroo rat (Dipodomys ingens) is an
endangered species of
heteromyid rodent endemic to California. The
giant kangaroo rat, is the
largest of...
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animals with soft pelage, long tails, and
small feet
compared to
other heteromyids. They have long
claws which are used for
digging burrows and sifting...
- to
China and
North America Kangaroo mouse and
kangaroo rat –
similar heteromyid rodents of
North America Kultarr – an
unrelated marsupial with a similar...
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Extinct in the wild (EW): 2
species Critically endangered (CR): 203
species Endangered (EN): 505
species Vulnerable (VU): 536
species Near threatened...
- to
China and
North America Kangaroo rat and
kangaroo mouse –
similar heteromyid rodents native to
North America; an
example of
convergence Kultarr – a...
