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The dental formula of Sorex sonomae is

S. sonomae is categorized as the largest shrew found on the Pacific coast. It is recognized by its reddish, light-brown fur and a tail that is almost consistently colored. Some information is available on the fog shrew's dentition; however, there is no citable reference for the dental formula. A conservative estimate has an adult fog shrew ranging in total length from 120-158mm, but has been observed to have a wider range in total length (105-180mm). The weight range for the fog shrew has varies in different sources, but fall within the range of 5.5-18g.

Habitat and Range
The fog shrew is found in areas of chaparral, coastal coniferous forests, and marshy areas. The areas in which individuals live tend to be moist environments. This includes being near creeks and on the forest floor under fallen trees and other debris.

The southern most range of S. sonomae is Marin County near the city of Sonoma in California and range north to the central coast of Oregon. They tend to stay closer to the coast and not move far inland unless they are near a body of water.