Andrew's Three-toed Jerboa

Andrew's Three-toed JerboaAndrew's Three-toed Jerboa occurs from Mongolia's Gobi region into northern China. Stylodipus species have relatively shorter hind limbs than some related jerboa genera.What does it look like?The paper describes Stylodipus as having relatively shorter hind limbs than some related jerboa genera and storing fat in the tail.How does it live?Andrew's Three-toed Jerboa occurs from Mongolia's Gobi region into northern China. Stylodipus species have relatively shorter hind limbs than some related jerboa genera.This species is recorded from the semi-deserts of Mongolia's Gobi region and from northern China. The available statement concerns its dryland setting; no unreported behavior or diet is added.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.