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San Joaquin pocket mouse : ウィキペディア英語版 | San Joaquin pocket mouse
The San Joaquin pocket mouse or Salinas pocket mouse (''Perognathus inornatus'') is a species of rodent in the family Heteromyidae. It is endemic to California in the United States where it lives in desert and semi-desert habitats. ==Description== Pocket mice can be distinguished from similar small rodents by their externally-opening fur-lined cheek pouches. They differ from kangaroo mice in not having the soles of the feet entirely covered in fur. Kangaroo rats have fur-lined pockets, but they are larger, and have a dark stripe across the hips and dark stripes on both the top and bottom surfaces of the tail. The San Joaquin pocket mouse has a total length of about , including a tail of . The tail has a short tuft of hairs at its tip. The fur on the head and body is short and soft, without spines or bristles. The colour is buff, and there is sometimes a pale patch at the base of the small rounded ears. The tail is identically-coloured on its upper and lower surfaces.〔
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