This subgenus contains all of the "true old world mice" including the house mouse M. musculus — the main focus of this book ... members of the Mus subgenus is presented in figure 2.2. There is still a ...

The New Hampshire SPCA said it took in close to 400 mice from a Seacoast man who was keeping them in "filthy plastic tubs." ...

Pioneering discoveries in the field of immunobiology, such as the role of antibodies in fending off pathogens ... The wild forms usually have a brown coat, whereas albino laboratory strains have white ...

Most of the mice held at the Max Planck Institutes come from the Institutes’ own breeding programmes, though some are also obtained from professional breeders of lab animals. Trained animal keepers ...

House mice prefer grains and seeds, but will eat pretty much anything humans eat ... The deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), sometimes called the field mouse, is a little bigger than a house mouse.

Mice are one of the most dangerous houseguests. They can carry numerous diseases and can cause property damage as they burrow ...

St Kilda's field mice can grow to twice the size of those ... A second kind of mouse used to be found on the islands. The St Kilda house mouse - also larger than its mainland cousins - died ...

The mice involved are not common field mice. They are pet mice, sometimes referred to as "fancy mice." "Pet mice are typically friendly and curious," the NHSPCA stated in a press release.

You're probably going to end up with a couple thousand mice by the end of the year," he said. They may not enter your home in those kinds of numbers, but as temperatures cool, deer and house mice ...