Arborimus albipes (white-footed vole)
| Class | Mammalia |
| Order | Rodentia |
| Family | Cricetidae |
| Genus | Arborimus |
| Species | Arborimus albipes |
| Common | white-footed vole |
| Diet | herbivore |
| Habitat | Forest, riparian woodland. Pacific Northwest, rare. |
| Description | Fur long, soft, and brownish. Tail long and thinly haired. Tail strongly bicolored - black above and white below and >50% length of body (but shorter than A. longicaudus). Body slender. Contrast Myodes: sides are tannish and not strongly differentiated from back. Tail is longer. |
| Skull Characteristics | Narrow incisive foramina. Arborimus: 3 loops on lingual side of M3. |
| Notes | Links to more species information:
Smithsonian Animal Diversity Web |