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Very little is known about the 'Mickey Mouse of the desert' and it is declining as a result of habitat loss. The species represents millions of years of evolutionary history and has few close relatives. It is extremely distinctive and if it disappears there will be nothing like it left on the planet. Habitat maintenance is urgently needed.
TimesOnline 10 December 2007A long-eared jerboa(Zoological Society of London...
EDGE species have few close relatives and are extremely distinct in the way they look, live an...
Order: RodentiaFamily: DipodidaeThe family Dipodidae (birch mice, jumping mice and je...
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