In other respects the white-footed mouse is similar to the deer mouse. The throat, belly, and feet are white; the ears thin, sparsely furred, and prominent. The black, beady eyes protrude and the ...

Adults are about five to seven inches long, with large, round ears ... mouse, deer mouse droppings can spread hantavirus, ...

New Jersey’s most common native rodent is the white-footed mouse, or “deer mouse ... Eyes are big and dark, ears are big, and it has long whiskers that are sensitive to touch and help ...

White-footed mice — known for their wide eyes and ears, long tails and snow-white ... They are fast. And they are small, with tails as long as their bodies. Ostfeld said these rodents are ...

This species is the most abundant small rodent of the region, and in autumn, often enters human dwellings. The omnivorous deer mouse uses its sharp incisors ... Identification and recent distribution ...

not small field mice in forests in Michigan. But in an apparent response to climate change, species are migrating, including the white-footed mouse (Peromyscus leucopus) that is moving northward into ...

Subjected to the unusual pressures of the urban landscape in New York City, the white-footed mouse has been evolving ... has been compressed into the small green areas left. The researchers ...

The white-footed mouse, Peromyscus leucopus (P. leucopus), is the most common rodent species in North America, and carries Lyme disease as well as other conditions including babesiosis ...

When they are small ... tell a mouse from a rat by its physical characteristics and (in some cases) its behavior. A house mouse is two to four inches in length with large ears and white, brown ...

The study reveals that the immune system of the white-footed mouse, a very common reservoir for the bacteria that causes the disease responds differently to different strains of the bacterium ...