In the lesser Egyptian jerboa, females are larger than males, unlike many mammals; the source mentions no difference in colour between the sexes.
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The lesser Egyptian jerboa is a small rodent with a rounded head, conspicuous eyes and ears, hind limbs much longer than the forelimbs for hopping, and three toes on each hind foot. Its tail is long and ends in a tuft of hair that helps with balance, and its back is darker than its belly.
Evidence: SRC-RES-60311D4289Statement code: CLM-ENT0080-MORPH-COV26
In NAKTASHIF worlds:Deserts and arid lands
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