Cercartetus (small mammal)

Abundance: 0.01 to 30.20% (median 1.96%)

Latitudinal range: -42.5° to -4.0°

Habitats: (26), Mediterranean woodland (4), desert/xeric shrubland (2), temperate broadleaf/mixed forest (2)

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Found in 34 samples

Australia: North Cook Range (grid sites), North Cook Range (transect site), Big Desert, Middleback (wide deep pitfall traps), Ben Boyd National Park and Nadgee Nature Reserve, Grant Hall (Layer 2), Grant Hall (Layer 3), Stirling Range National Park (drought), Stirling Range National Park (post drought), Jervis Bay (ground-based Elliott traps), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit C), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit D), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit E), Wee Jasper 99, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 2, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 3, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 4, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 5, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 6, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 7A, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 7B, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 7C, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 7D, Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 8, Warreen Cave (Stratigraphic Unit 7), Kutikina Cave (Unit 2), Caladenia Cave (Group E), Caladenia Cave (Group F), Amphitheatre Cave, McEachern’s Deathtrap Cave (G-49), Mammoth Cave, Blanche Cave (Third Chamber)

Indonesia: Kelangurr Cave

Papua New Guinea: Kiowa Rockshelter (Level 12)

See also Cercartetus caudatus, Cercartetus concinnus, Cercartetus lepidus, Cercartetus nanus, Cercartetus sp.