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Peromyscus californicus group California deermouse – P. californicus eremicus group Cactus mouse – P. eremicus Burt's deer mouse– P. caniceps Dickey's deer mouse – P. dickeyi Eva's desert mouse – P. eva Northern Baja deer mouse– P. fraterculus Angel Island mouse – P. guardia – possibly extinct P. g. guardia – last seen 1991 P. g. mejiae – extinct (1973) P. g. harbisoni – extinct (1963) P. guardia subsp. indet. from Estanque Island – extinct (1998) San Lorenzo mouse – P. interparietalis Mesquite mouse – P. merriami Pemberton's deer mouse – P. pembertoni – extinct (1931) False canyon mouse – P. pseudocrinitus hooperi group Hooper's mouse – P. hooperi crinitus group Canyon mouse – P. crinitus maniculatus group Eastern deer mouse − P. maniculatus Yukon deer mouse – P. arcticus Gambel's deer mouse – P. gambelii Northwestern deer mouse – P. keeni Southern deer mouse – P. labecula Black-eared mouse – P. melanotis †Giant island deer mouse – P. nesodytes – extinct Oldfield mouse or beach mouse – P. polionotus P. p. allophrys P. p. ammobates Pallid beach mouse P. p. decoloratus – extinct (1959) P. p. leucocephalus P. p. niveiventris P. p. peninsularis Anastasia Island beach mouse P. p. phasma P. p. trissyllepsis Santa Cruz mouse – P. sejugis Slevin's mouse – P. slevini Western deer mouse – P. sonoriensis leucopus group White-footed mouse– P. leucopus Cotton mouse– P. gossypinus Key Largo cotton mouse P. g. allapaticola †Chadwick Beach cotton mouse P. g. restrictus – extinct (1938) aztecus group Aztec mouse – P. aztecus Transvolcanic deer mouse – P. hylocetes Oaxacan deer mouse – P. oaxacensis Gleaning mouse – P. spicilegus Winkelmann's mouse – P. winkelmanni boylii group Brush mouse – P. boylii Orizaba deer mouse – P. beatae Carleton's deer mouse – P. carletoni Kilpatrick's deer mouse – P. kilpatricki Nimble-footed mouse – P. levipes Tres Marías Island mouse – P. madrensis Chihuahuan mouse – P. polius La Palma deer mouse – P. sagax Schmidly's deer mouse – P. schmidlyi Nayarit mouse – P. simulus San Esteban Island mouse – P. stephani truei group Pinyon mouse – P. truei Texas mouse – P. attwateri Perote mouse - P. bullatus Zacatecan deer mouse or southern rock mouse – P. difficilis Osgood's mouse – P. gratus Northern white-ankled mouse – P. laceianus Northern rock mouse – P. nasutus El Carrizo deer mouse – P. ochraventer Southern white-ankled mouse – P. pectoralis melanophrys group Plateau mouse – P. melanophrys Puebla deer mouse – P. mekisturus – possibly extinct Tawny deer mouse – P. perfulvus furvus group Blackish deer mouse – P. furvus Wide-rostrum deer mouse – P. latirostris megalops group Brown deer mouse – P. megalops Zempoaltepec – P. melanocarpus - assignment to the species group tentative Black-tailed mouse – P. melanurus mexicanus group Mexican deer mouse – P. mexicanus Baker's deer mouse – P. bakeri Carol Patton's deer mouse – P. carolpattonae Gardner's deer mouse – P. gardneri Big deer mouse – P. grandis Guatemalan deer mouse – P. guatemalensis Naked-eared deer mouse – P. gymnotis Maya mouse – P. mayensis Talamancan deer mouse – P. nudipes Nicaraguan deer mouse – P. nicaraguae Salvadoran deer mouse – P. salvadorensis Stirton's deer mouse – P. stirtoni Chimoxan deer mouse – P. tropicalis Yucatán deer mouse – P. yucatanicus Chiapan deer mouse – P. zarhynchus ^ Greenbaum, I. 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Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research 26 (4): 300–311. doi:10.1111/jzs.12099.  The song of the deer mouse Peromyscus Genetic Stock Center (University of South Carolina) Deer Mice Fact Sheet from the National Pest Management Association—with information on habits, habitat and health threats Hantavirus at the Washington State Department of Health Peromyscus photos