Eva's desert mouse [SEP] parent taxon
Eva's desert mouse
Eva's desert mouse ("Peromyscus eva") is a species of rodent in the genus "Peromyscus" of the family Cricetidae found only in the Baja California peninsula of Mexico.
Description.
Eva's desert mouse measures from head to rump, on average, and has a tail. They weigh between . The fur is russet or buff in color over most of the body, with pale grey markings on the nose, cheeks, and around the eyes. The ears are pale brown
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- Eva's desert mouse – "P. eva"
- Burt's deer mouse– "P. caniceps"
- Mesquite mouse – "P. merriami"
- Pemberton's deer mouse – "P. pembertoni" – extinct (1931)
- "hooperi" group
- Hooper's mouse – "P. hooperi"
- "crinitus" group
- Canyon mouse – "P. crinitus"
- "maniculatus" group
- North American deer mouse − "P. maniculatus"
- Oldfield mouse