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Mandarin Vole

Cricetidae

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Lasiopodomys mandarinus

Basic stats

Range

Northeast China to Mongolia, and Russia and Korea

Size

Head and body 9.7–11.3cm; tail 2.0–2.7cm

The Mandarin vole has a head-and-body length of 9.7–11.3 centimetres and a tail of 2.0–2.7 centimetres, with hind feet of 15–18 millimetres and ears of 7–12 millimetres. The body colour is reddish or chestnut-brown to dark grey-brown, and the belly can be light sandy-brown to dark grey-brown. In paler animals the tail is uniformly sandy-brown, while in darker ones it is grey-brown above and sandy below. (German Wikipedia, general species account)

The upper sides of the feet and hands likewise range from light sandy-brown to dark grey-brown. It is a vole of the subfamily Arvicolinae found in the northeast of China as far as Mongolia, and in Russia and Korea. (German Wikipedia, general species account)

Quick answers

Where is the Mandarin Vole found?
Northeast China to Mongolia, and Russia and Korea
How big is the Mandarin Vole?
Head and body 9.7–11.3cm; tail 2.0–2.7cm
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