The Lubang forest mouse (Apomys lubangensis) is a forest mouse endemic to Lubang Island in the Philippines, meaning it occurs nowhere else. It belongs to the genus Apomys, the Philippine forest mice, a group of rodents found in the Philippine archipelago. The article that describes it is only a single sentence and a reference list, so this entry records its identity, its genus and its island range and leaves its measurements, habitat, diet and conservation status open until a source that states them is read.
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endemic to Lubang Island in the Philippines
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Lubang forest mouse (Wikipedia)
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endemic to Lubang Island in the Philippines
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Child Taxon Of: Muridae, Backbone match, family
Muridae
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