Sandy mouse with long hind feet and brushed tail.
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Overview

Kim describes sandy to grey-brown upperparts, white underparts, large ears and dark eyes, narrow elongated hind feet, and a long tail ending in brushlike hairs. Startled animals bound on their hind feet.

The account links nocturnal dune foraging with daytime shelter in burrows. Vertical shafts connect a deeper tunnel and vegetation-lined nest; squeaking at a sand blockage can bring other occupants to help clear it.

Elongated hind feetDune burrows
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1999 university synthesis.

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    Notomys fuscus

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  1. University accountNotomys fuscusResearch access: 2026-10-17

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