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 fuscipes, Neotoma leucodon, Neotoma magister, Neotoma mexicana, Neotoma micropus, Neotoma sp., Neotoma spp., Neotoma stephensi