This mouse from Western Australia has a rounded snout and a long, marked tail. By day it stays in a group burrow and feeds mainly on plants.
Its snout is rounded, and the coat mixes dark gray and yellowish buff. The underside is pale gray-white, the paws are white, and a dark brown line runs along each side of the upper surface of its long tail.
By day it stays in a group burrow about 20–40 cm underground. It eats seeds, stems, fruit, flowers, and some beetles and moths, and climbs low shrubs while foraging.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.