Mass: 19.3 g based on Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988

Abundance: 0.01 to 31.58% (median 9.80%)

Latitudinal range: 32.8° to 39.5°

Habitats: (1), Mediterranean woodland (1), temperate coniferous forest (2), temperate savanna (1)

Found in 5 samples

United States: Fort Bayard Allotment (untreated woodland), Hopland Research and Extension Center (chaparral), Hopland Research and Extension Center (woodland-grass), Crystal Ball Cave (Late Pleistocene), Drivers Flat (rodents)

body mass	19.3 g	N = 2	Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988
ear length	25.2 mm	N = 23	Schmidly 1973
ear length	21.9 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
head and body length	95.5 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
head and body length	95.1 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
hind foot length	21.8 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
hind foot length	23.2 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
skull length	28.0 mm	N = 25	Schmidly 1973
skull length	27.6 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
skull width	13.7 mm	N = 25	Schmidly 1973
skull width	13.6 mm	N = 23	Schmidly 1973
tail length	88.0 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
tail length	102.7 mm	N = 19	Schmidly 1973
total body length	183.6 mm	N = 22	Schmidly 1973
total body length	197.3 mm	N = 19	Schmidly 1973
upper tooth row length	4.0 mm	N = 25	Schmidly 1973
upper tooth row length	4.0 mm	N = 23	Schmidly 1973

See also Peromyscus, Peromyscus aztecus, Peromyscus beatae, Peromyscus boylii, Peromyscus crinitus, Peromyscus difficilis, Peromyscus eremicus, Peromyscus gossypinus, Peromyscus grandis, Peromyscus gratus, Peromyscus guatemalensis, Peromyscus leucopus, Peromyscus levipes, Peromyscus maniculatus, Peromyscus melanophrys, Peromyscus melanotis, Peromyscus mexicanus, Peromyscus pectoralis, Peromyscus perfulvus, Peromyscus polionotus, Peromyscus progressus, Peromyscus sarmocophinus, Peromyscus sp., Peromyscus spp., Peromyscus yucatanicus