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groove-toothed shrew mouse
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groove-toothed shrew mouse

rodent
Also known as: Microhydromys richardsoni
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  • shrew rat
    / Natural history

    …Guinea are all very small—the groove-toothed shrew mouse (Microhydromys richardsoni) weighs only 9 to 12 grams and has a body 8 to 9 cm long and an equally long tail.

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    …Guinea are all very small—the groove-toothed shrew mouse (Microhydromys richardsoni) weighs only 9 to 12 grams and has a body 8 to 9 cm long and an equally long tail.

    Read More