Its back is sandy buff, its sides and underside are white, and its tail ends in a black tuft. It is described from dunes and sandy or gravelly plains in southwestern Pakistan, where it is nocturnal and feeds on grass seeds.
The head and back are pale yellow ochre or sandy buff, while the sides and underside are white. The tail ends in a long black tuft; the hind feet have three toes with brushes of white hair beneath, and the ears are short and tube-shaped.
It is described from wind-blown dunes and sandy or gravelly plains in southwestern Pakistan. It is nocturnal and feeds on grass seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.