Mass: 49.4 g based on Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009, Smith et al. 2012, and Mares et al. 1986

Abundance: 0.58 to 8.64% (median 1.68%)

Latitudinal range: -20.3° to -8.5°

Habitats: tropical/subtropical dry broadleaf forest (3), tropical/subtropical moist broadleaf forest (1), tropical/subtropical savanna (2)

Found in 6 samples

Brazil: Mineraçäo Rio Tinto Reunidas (2000-2002, middle altitude forest), Emas National Park (live traps), Refrigério and Tranqüilidade, Serra da Canastra National Park (rat traps), Rio Negro farm, Fazenda Aparecida

♀ body mass	40.5 g	N = 33	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ body mass	57.9 g	N = 59	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ body mass	38.5 g	N = 1	Smith et al. 2012
♂ body mass	72.5 g	N = 1	Smith et al. 2012
body mass	9 g	N = 1	Mares et al. 1986
body mass	15 g	N = 1	Mares et al. 1986
♀ ear length	21.9 mm	N = 18	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ ear length	23.3 mm	N = 29	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♀ head and body length	124.5 mm	N = 18	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ head and body length	141.0 mm	N = 29	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♀ hind foot length	18.1 mm	N = 18	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ hind foot length	19.1 mm	N = 29	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♀ tail length	71.7 mm	N = 18	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009
♂ tail length	79.6 mm	N = 29	Aragona and Marinho-Filho 2009

See also Monodelphis, Monodelphis adusta, Monodelphis americana, Monodelphis brevicaudata, Monodelphis dimidiata, Monodelphis glirina, Monodelphis iheringi, Monodelphis kunsi, Monodelphis peruviana, Monodelphis scalops, Monodelphis sorex, Monodelphis sp.