Mass: 117 g based on Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988, Smith 1995, Stallone 1979, and Yousef et al. 1974

Abundance: 0.05 to 10.98% (median 5.19%)

Latitudinal range: 36.4° to 42.3°

Habitats: (4), desert/xeric shrubland (2)

Found in 6 samples

United States: Raft River Valley, Las Vegas Valley, Crystal Ball Cave (Late Pleistocene), Camels Back Cave (Stratum II) (Holocene), Pintwater Cave (Unit 3, level 8) (Late Pleistocene), Smith Creek Canyon (Reddish-brown Silt) (Late Pleistocene)

body mass	110.6 g	N = 10	Djawdan and Garland Jr 1988
body mass	110 g	N = 14	Smith 1995
body mass	139.4 g	N = 10	Stallone 1979
body mass	136.2 g	N = 10	Stallone 1979
body mass	98.9 g	N = 12	Yousef et al. 1974
♂ condylobasal length	37.7 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
ear length	25 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893
head and body length	180 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893
♂ hind foot length	31 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
hind foot length	31 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
hind foot length	31.5 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
hind foot length	27.2 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893
♂ skull length	39.6 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
♂ skull width	20.9 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
skull width	21.2 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893
♂ tail length	125 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
tail length	126 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
tail length	142 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
tail length	100 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893
♂ total body length	288 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
total body length	290 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
total body length	300 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
♂ upper tooth row length	8 mm	N = 1	Goldman 1932
upper tooth row length	7.5 mm	N = 1	Thomas 1893

See also Neotoma, Neotoma albigula, Neotoma cinerea, Neotoma floridana, Neotoma fossilis, Neotoma fuscipes, Neotoma leucodon, Neotoma magister, Neotoma mexicana, Neotoma micropus, Neotoma quadriplicata, Neotoma sp., Neotoma spp., Neotoma stephensi