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Birch mice (genus
Sicista) are
small jumping rodents that
resemble mice with long,
tufted tails and very long hind legs,
allowing for
remarkable leaps...
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Sicista concolor, the
Chinese birch mouse, is a
species of
rodent in the
family Sminthidae. It is
native to China,
India and ****stan. Molur, S. (2016)...
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Sicista primus is an
extinct species of
rodent in the
genus Sicista that
lived during the
Burdigalian stage of the
Miocene Epoch.
Sicista primus fossils...
- mouse-like
jumping rodents. They are
represented by only one
extant genus,
Sicista,
represented by 19
species found throughout most of Eurasia, from central...
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Sminthidae Genus Sicista,
birch mice
Armenian birch mouse Sicista armenica Northern birch mouse,
Sicista betulina Caucasian birch mouse,
Sicista caucasica Long-tailed...
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Sicista (Birch mice)
Armenian birch mouse (
Sicista armenica)
Northern birch mouse (
Sicista betulina)
Caucasian birch mouse (
Sicista caucasica) long-tailed...
- The
Hungarian birch mouse (
Sicista trizona) is a
species of
birch mouse in the
family Sminthidae. It was once
found throughout Central Europe and Romania...
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birch mouse,
Sicista (subtilis)
trizona EN (Hungary) Nordmann’s
birch mouse,
Sicista loriger VU (eastern Europe) Strand's
birch mouse,
Sicista strandi LC...
- The
northern birch mouse (
Sicista betulina) is a
small rodent about 5 to 8 cm long (without the tail),
weighing 5 to 13 g. It
lives in
northern Europe...
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Sicistinae Genus:
Sicista Northern birch mouse,
Sicista betulina LC
Altai birch mouse,
Sicista napaea LC Gray
birch mouse,
Sicista pseudonapaea DD Southern...
