Groove-toothed flying squirrel

The furrows tooth flying squirrel ( Aeretes melanopterus ) is a common in China flying squirrel. It is named after the vertical groove in the upper incisors, a unique identifier under the flying squirrel. Apart from this, the furrows tooth flying squirrel no abnormal characteristics, which can differ it from other flying squirrel. It is on the upper side brown, yellowish on the flanks and greyish beige. The throat is white. With a body length of 30 cm and a 35 cm long tail, this is a medium-sized Art

In China, the furrows tooth flying squirrel lives in two widely separated areas of distribution: one in the north of Hebei Province, the other in the border area between Sichuan and Gansu. About the biology of this animal almost nothing is known.