Mus musculus

The invasive M. musculus possesses a statewide distribution and can be found in all 64 parishes.

Sumber: UPDATED CHECKLIST AND DISTRIBUTION Of WILD TERRESTRIAL MAMMALS IN LOUISIANA

Specimen records of M. musculus are known from throughout the state (Caire et al. 1989). Since Caire et al. (1989), specimen records have been reported for Beaver, Ellis, and Greer counties (Roehrs et al. 2008). New records are reported for Blaine, Carter, Choctaw, Love, McCurtain, Pushmataha, Seminole, and Woodward counties. Specimen records (13). — Blaine County (2): Fay, 2 (UCOCV-MAM 4466, 4471). Carter County (1): Healdton, 1 (UCOCV-MAM 5347). Choctaw County (2): 5.6 km N Hugo, 2 (UCOCV-MAM 5451, 5475). Love County (1): Overbrook, 1 (UCOCV-MAM 5478). McCurtain County (2): 3.2 km S Broken Bow, 1 (UCOCV-MAM 5610); 6.4 km S, 4.8 km W Broken Bow, Little River National Wildlife Refuge, 1 (OMNH 19856). Pushmataha County (1): 8 km N Snow, 1 (UCOCV-MAM 5349). Seminole County (3): Konawa, 3 (OMNH 16850 – 16852). Woodward County (1): 9.7 km S Freedom, Alabaster Caverns, 1 (UCOCV-MAM 2938).

Sumber: New Records Of Mammals From Oklahoma

Distribution: Abundant with an extremely wide range in almost all habitats near human settlements across the country (Fig. 41). Previous records: Damascus, Al-Qaryatein, Kafroun and Biliramun (Aharoni 1932), Tell Abiad (Misonne 1957), Tell Sheikh Hamad and Wadi Al-Ajij (Kock et al. 1994), Tell Mardiekh (Shehab et al. 1999), Busra, Qal’at Al-Hosson, Deir Khabiah, Qal’at Sheizar, Qal’at Al-Madiq, Al-Hamra, Qal’at Ja’abar, ar- Rasafah, Kasret Muhammed Ali, el-Ukersheh, Heraql, Palmyra, Halabiyyeh, Qal’at er-Rahba and es-Salihiyye (Shehab et al. 2004), Qaryatein (Shehab 2004 a), Al-Mozirieb, Khrab Al-Shaham and Kharabow (Shehab 2005), Jub Al-Ghar (Shehab et al. 2006 a), Yahmool (Shehab & Charabi 2006), Serghaya, Kharabow (Shehab et al. 2018), Al-Furunlok, Jabal Abd Al-Aziz (Daoud & Khalil 2009 b, c). Recent records: Jaramana, Hasia, Tell Shhab (2021).

Sumber: Checklist of Mammals of Syria

Distribution: Spread throughout the world in association with humans. In Myanmar, widely distributed throughout the country.

Sumber: Mammals of Myanmar: an annotated checklist

Attributed material: Upper Stratum: 10 maxillaries; 52 mandibular rami; see Appendix. On these specimens, the incisive foramen enters deeply into the palate and stops at the level of the t 1 cusp of M 1. The molars are relatively narrow. On M 1 the cusps are arranged in three convex lobes, with t 1 and t 4 ending posteriorly to t 3 and t 6. The t 1 cusp is compressed laterally. On M 2 the t 1 is very large and bunodont. On the very small M 3 only two small anterior cusps and one small distal cingulum are visible. On m 1 the four cusps of the prelobe are well linked together but the antero-labial one is very small and situated posteriorly compared to the large anterior antero-lingual cusp. On the anterolabial side of m 1 and m 2 one can see a small oblique cingulum. The m 1 and m 2 display a small posterior cingulum of about the same size. On the very small m 3 one can see two rows of cusps. The first row is composed of two equal cusps while the second row has only a small median cusp (Figure 4 f). The size of the upper molar rows as well as the width of M 1 fit well with modern Mus musculus specimens of Madagascar (Table 3, Figure 7).

Sumber: Subfossil rodents and tenrecs of Children’s Cave, Madagascar

Conservation: IUCN – Lower Risk (lc).

Sumber: Order Rodentia - Family Muridae