Значения термина house mouse на английском

The house mouse seems to have originated on the Russian steppes.

Mr. Blanford says this is a house mouse.

Here we investigate whether house mouse mtDNA sequences reflect human history in these other regions as well.

For plugs in rodents (including the tough plug of the house mouse), see Voss (1979).

I was also the timid house mouse that ran and hid at the first sign of trouble.

Not one was a common house mouse.

Her glasses were oversized, her hair thin, straight, and the same brown of a house mouse's fur.

We also show that, in terms of genetic variability, house mouse populations may also track their host human populations.

Conversely, fusion centromeres are stronger relative to telocentrics in natural house mouse populations that have changed karyotype by accumulating metacentric fusions.

The continuity of mtDNA haplotype in Iceland over 1000 years illustrates that mtDNA can retain the signature of the ancestral house mouse founders.

All of my dancers had black eyes and were smaller as well as weaker than the albino mouse and the gray house mouse.

The trio of researchers sampling in the mid-90s found that the cats appeared to prefer native mice over the house mouse, a relative newcomer.

These mice, which Ms. Fucci describes as "a house mouse taken to extremes" are long and streamlined, with huge, nearly transparent eats.

Like the house rat, the house mouse, the human flea, and the cockroach, this other intimate household companion had suffered only a considerable reverse.

The house mouse (Mus musculus) is a human commensal and has consequently been transported to oceanic islands around the globe as an accidental stowaway.

Waiter put the B's at their ease by saying "It could not have been a house mouse, sir, it was most likely a field mouse."