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Kemp's grass mouse
Kemp's grass mouse (''Deltamys kempi'') is a species of South American rodent in the family Cricetidae. It is the only species in the genus ''Deltamys''. It was formerly considered a member of the genus ''Akodon'', but is now considered sufficiently distinct to warrant its own genus. It is named for Robin Kemp, who collected specimens of mice from the area for the British Museum.〔
==Description==
Kemp's grass mouse is noticeably larger than a house mouse, measuring about in total length, including the tail. The eyes and ears are small, and the limbs relatively short. The fur is dense and soft, and is a very dark brown, almost black, over most of the body, fading to brownish-grey on the underparts. The tail has only fine hairs, and is visibly scaled along its length.
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