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SPECIMENS OF MAMMALIA

THE COLLECTION

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BRITISH MUSEUM.

PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.

LONDON: 1843.

LONDON :

GEORGE WOODFALL AND SON,

ANGEL COURT, SKINNER STREET.

INTRODUCTION.

In preparing the present catalogue, the principal object
has been to give a complete list of all the specimens of
Mammalia contained in the collection of the British
Museum, indicating at the same time the peculiarities of
each as regards age, sex, condition, variety of colouring,
habitation, and the source from whence it has been de-
rived.

With this view, the different individuals of each spe-
cies contained in the collection are indicated by the let-
ters a, b , c, &c., following the name of the species and
its synonyma.

When the age of the specimen is not stated, it is to be
understood that it is full grown, or nearly so ; when
otherwise, its state is marked immediately after the letter
by which it is distinguished ; and if there be any differ-
ence by which the sexes are readily distinguishable, or if
the point be absolutely ascertained, the specimen is stated
to be male or female.

These particulars are followed by the habitat , which
is given as particularly as the materials possessed by the
Museum permit ; but many of the specimens having been
procured from dealers, some of whom are unfortunately
very careless on this point, and even occasionally guilty

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of wilful misstatement, it is often impossible to give
the habitat, except in the most general terms.

Those specimens which have been presented to the
Museum have the name of the donor marked imme-
diately after the habitat. When there is no such indica-
tion, the specimens have been either purchased or pro-
cured in exchange ; and in this case, whenever the place
or person from whom they have been received gives au-
thenticity to the specimens, or adds any thing of moment
to their history, they are noted as being from such or
such a collection.

The system followed may be regarded as a modifica-
tion of those of Ray and Linnaeus, adapted to the pre-
sent state of zoological science. In its main features it
agrees with that which I published in the “ Annals of Phi-
losophy ” for 1826, when the exotic Mammalia in the
Museum were first arranged for exhibition, and wdiich
was soon afterwards commented on by Mr. W. S. Mac-
Leay, in the “ Linnean Transactions.” Some parts of
this system have undergone a more careful revision, as,
for example, the genera of Bats, which are arranged in
conformity with my paper on the subject in the second
volume of the “ Magazine of Zoology and Botany,”
and the Seals, Kangaroos, &c., according to my paper on
the new species of Mammalia in the British Museum, in
the “ Magazine of Natural History.” A short exposition
of the entire system, together with the more prominent
characters of the orders, families, and minor groups, and
of most of the genera, is given in the 44th edition of the
“ Synopsis of the Contents of the British Museum,” pub-
lished in 1842.

In the adoption of generic and specific names, it has
been thought right to use, whenever it was possible, that
which was first applied to the species. As far as regards

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the specific names, there is comparatively little difficulty
in the application of this simple rule ; but generic names
have been used by different authors in senses so widely
different, and the groups which they were meant to de-
signate have been so variously extended or restricted,
that it is no easy matter to determine, where several
names have been used, wrhich of them ought to be pre-
ferred. It is needless, however, to enter into the details
of nomenclature further than to observe, that to the
name adopted for the genus is appended the specific
name under which the animal was first described. If
the generic name adopted be different from that first
employed for the species after the establishment of the
Linnaean system of nomenclature, the Linnsean name
under which it was first described follows as a synonyme,
and where the animal has received more than one spe-
cific name, these names are also given. But it has been
thought unnecessary to load the Catalogue with any other
generic names wThere no change has been made in the
specific. Thus, for instance, after Macacus Sinicus ,
Desm., (the name adopted,) the synonyma given are,
Simia Sinica , Linn., and Cynocephalus Sinensis , Latr.,
these names being sufficient for all the purposes of iden-
tification, without adding Cercopithecus Sinicus, Kuhl,
Cercocebus Sinicus, Geoff., and Pithecus Sinicus , Desm.,
which have reference only to the peculiar views of those
authors with regard to the limitation and nomenclature
of the genera proposed or adopted by them. In those
cases where the two sexes of the same species, or any
particular individual state or variety belonging to it,
have been differently named, such names (belonging ex-
clusively to the state or individual so described) are
placed after the reference to the specimen to which they
severally apply.

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INTRODUCTION.

Great care lias been taken in the determination of
those species which have been received without any in-
dication of their names, and in the verification of their
synonyma. But the British Museum is peculiarly for-
tunate in having received a large portion of its species
(either as presents, or by way of exchange or purchase)
from the several authors, both in this country and
abroad, by whom the species to which they belong
were originally described, or from the collections in
which they first received their names. In such cases
there can be no doubt of the specimens being ascertained
representatives of the names they bear.

Thus, among the collections which have been received
as presents, those presented by

The Hon . East India Company , are to be regarded as
authentic examples of the species described by Dr.
Horsfield, in his “ Zoological Researches in Java/’
in his papers in the “ Zoological Journal,” and in
the “ Proceedings of the Zoological Society. ”

The Hudson’s Bay Company , as the types of the species
described by Dr. Richardson in his “ Fauna Boreali-
Americana,” and in his papers in the “Zoological
Journal,” and “ Transactions of the British Asso-
ciation.”

Joseph Bachmann , ZZ.Z)., as the types of North Ame-
rican species described in the “ Proceedings of the
Zoological Society,” and the “ Journal of the Aca-
demy of Sciences of Philadelphia ;” and as authentic
specimens of species described by Say and other
American zoologists.

Capt. Sir John Back and Capt. Sir John Franklin , R.N.,
for the specimens described in the Appendices to the
Accounts of the Northern Voyages.

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INTRODUCTION.

Great care has been taken in the determination of
those species which have been received without any in-
dication of their names, and in the verification of their
synonyma. But the British Museum is peculiarly for-
tunate in having received a large portion of its species
(either as presents, or by wray of exchange or purchase)
from the several authors, both in this country and
abroad, by whom the species to which they belong
were originally described, or from the collections in
which they first received their names. In such cases
there can be no doubt of the specimens being ascertained
representatives of the names they bear.

Thus, among the collections which have been received
as presents, those presented by

The Hon. East India Company, are to be regarded as
authentic examples of the species described by Dr.
Horsfield, in his “Zoological Researches in Java/’
in his papers in the “ Zoological Journal,” and in
the “ Proceedings of the Zoological Society. ”

The Hudson’s Bay Company , as the types of the species
described by Dr. Richardson in his “ Fauna Boreali-
Americana,” and in his papers in the “Zoological
Journal,” and “ Transactions of the British Asso-
ciation.”

Joseph Bachmann , LL.D., as the types of North Ame-
rican species described in the “ Proceedings of the
Zoological Society,” and the “ Journal of the Aca-
demy of Sciences of Philadelphia ;” and as authentic
specimens of species described by Say and other
American zoologists.

Capt. Sir John Bach and Capt. Sir John Franklin , R.N.,
for the specimens described in the Appendices to the
Accounts of the Northern Voyages.

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Capt. Sir Edward Belcher , R.N . C.B. , as the types of the
species described in the “ Zoology of the Voyage of
H.M.S. Sulphur,” now in the course of publication.

Thomas Bell , Esq ., as the types of species described by
that author ; and as authentic specimens, from which
I have described certain species of Bats.

George Bennett , Esq.9 as being the original specimens
from which the species have been described.

William Burchell, LL.D., as the types of the species de-
scribed in Dr. Burchell’s “ Travels in South Africa,”
and of those described from this collection by Colonel
Hamilton Smith, in the Additions to Griffith’s Trans-
lation of Cuvier’s “ Animal Kingdom.”

Sir William Burnett and Captain Fitrzoy , R.N, , as
the types of the species collected during Capt. Fitz-
roy’s voyage, and described in Mr. Darwin’s
“ Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle.”

Capt. Clapperton , R.N. , and Colonel Denham , as the
types of the species described by Messrs. Children
and Vigors in the Appendix to their “ Travels in
Central Africa.”

M. Adolphe Delessert , as the type of the species described
in the <f Magazin de Zoologie.”

W alter Elliot , 1 Esq., as authentic specimens of the species
described in his papers on the animals of Madras in
the a Madras Journal of Science,” and of those
which I described from his collection in the “ Ma-
gazine of Natural History.”

Capt. George Grey , as the types of the species de-
scribed from his collection, by Mr. Gould and
myself.

General Thomas Hardwicke , as the types of the species
described by him in the u Transactions of the Lin-

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INTRODUCTION.

nean Society,” or described and figured in my “ Il-
lustrations of Indian Zoology,” or in my other papers
on the subject.

Bryan H. Hodgson, Esq., as the types of the species de-
scribed by him in his papers in the Journal of the
Asiatic Society of Bengal, in the Asiatic Re-
searches, the Proceedings of the Zoological Society,
and of those figured in the Zoology of Nepal,”
now in the course of publication.

George Knapp, Esq., as authentic specimens of the spe-
cies from Fernando Po, described by Mr. Water-
house in the “ Proceedings of the Zoological Society.”

William Elf or d Leach, M.D., as being the original spe-
cimens named or described by that zoologist in his
various publications.

W. Lewis , Esq., as being the original specimens of
several species of bats described by Dr. Leach in
the “ Linnean Transactions.”

John MacGillivray, Esq., as being the originals of the
species described in Mr. MacGillivray’s paper on
the “ Animals of Aberdeen.”

William Sharpe MacLeay, Esq., as the types of species
from Cuba, described by me in the “ Annals of Zoo-
logy and Botany.”

Lady Raffles, as authority for the species described or
indicated in Sir Stamford Raffles’s paper on the
animals of Java and Sumatra, in the “ Linnean
Transactions,” and for the species described by Dr.
Horsfield, in the Appendix to Lady Raffles's “ Me-
moirs ” of her husband’s life.

J. S. Redman , Esq., as being the original specimens of
several species of bats described by Dr. Leach in
the “ Linnean Transactions.”

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John Reeves , Esq., and his son, J. Russell Reeves, Esq., as
the types of species described by me in the “ Pro-
ceedings of the Zoological Society,” the “Spicilegia
Zoologica,” and the Illustrations of Indian Zoo-

logy-”

John Richardson, M.D., as the types of species described
by that zoologist in the “ Fauna Boreali-Americana,”
and in his papers in various journals, &c., and of the
species of Mustelve described by Charles Bonaparte,
Prince of Canino and Musignano.

M. de Selys Longchamps, as the original of the species
described in his u Micromammalogie.”

Colonel Sykes, as the types of the species described
in his contributions towards the Fauna of the Duk-
hun, published in the “ Proceedings of the Zoolo-
gical Society.”

Thomas Thomson, Esq., R.N., as the types from whence
the Fernando Po species were described.

Capt. S. E. Widdringlon, R.N., as being the originals
from whence the Spanish species discovered by him
were described.

William Yarrell, Esq., as the types of species described
by that author in his various zoological papers.

Among the specimens or collections which have been

procured by purchase or exchange, the following may

be specially indicated, viz. : those from

Mr. Bullock's Museum, as being the original specimens of
the species described by M. Kuhl and M. De
Blainville, from that collection.

The Frankfort Museum , as being the types of the species
collected by Dr. Edward Riippell, in his travels in
North Africa and Abyssinia, and described or figured

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INTRODUCTION.

in his “ Zoologischen Atlas,” “ Fauna von Abys-
sinien,” and in his papers in the “ Transactions of the
Senkenbergian Museum at Frankfort.”

The Leyden Museum , as authentic specimens of the spe-
cies described by M. Temminck, the director of
that institution, in his “ Monographs” on Mammalia,
and by Muller, in his contributions to the Natural
History of Borneo.

The South African Museum , as being specimens collected
during Dr. Andrew Smith’s expedition into the in-
terior of South Africa, and described by that zoo-
logist in the “South African Quarterly Journal/’
his “ Catalogue of the South African Museum,”
and the “ Zoological Journal ;” and figured in his
“ Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa.”

The Imperial Museum of St . Petersburg ,

The Imperial Museum of Moscow , and

M. Brandis Collection , as having been determined by
Russian naturalists, and authenticating the species
described by Pallas, Brandt, Eversmann, and others.

Capt. Sir James Alexander s Collection , as being the types
of species described by Mr. Ogilby in the Appendix
to Capt. Sir James Alexander’s “ Narrative.”

M. Neree Boubee’s Collection , as being the types of the
species described or indicated by M. Boubee, in his
Pyrenean Museum at Paris.

Mr. Cuming’s Collection , as the individuals described by
Messrs. Waterhouse and Martin, in the “ Proceed-
ings of the Zoological Society.”

Mr. Drummond’ s Collection , as being the types of species
described by me in the “ Magazine of Natural His-
tory.”

Mr. Gould’s Collection , as the originals of the species
figured in Mr. Gould’s “ Monograph of the Kan-

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garoos,” and of species described by that author in
the “ Proceedings of the Zoological Society,” or by
myself in the Appendix to Capt. Grey’s “Travels in
Western Australia.”

Capt. W. Cornwallis Harris's Collection , as being the ori-
ginals of species described by Capt. Harris in his
“ Journal,” and figured in his “ Portraits of the Game
and Wild Animals of South Africa.”

Hr. Krauss’s Collection , as indicating the species described
as found by Dr. Krauss at Port Natal, and in other
parts of South Africa.

Colonel Montague' s Collection , as the types of the species
described by that author in his works or papers on
British Mammalia.

M. Verreaux' Collection , as being the types of species
described by Dr. Andrew Smith.

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INTRODUCTION,

The following Table exhibits the geographical distri-
bution, as nearly as can be determined from the materials
at my disposal, of the species of Mammalia contained in
the collection of the British Museum.

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Primates.

Simiadae . .

Cebidae

1

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27

32

...

41

...

...

Lemuridae . .

...

...

3

14

...

...

...

...

Galeopithecidae

i*4

...

1

19

...

...

Vespertilionidae

...

47

4

42

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7

Ferce.

Felidae . . .

13

5

70

47

21

15

5

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Ursidae . . .

1

...

6

...

4

5

...

Talpidse. . .

10

1

12

14

4

...

...

...

Macropidse .

...

...

3

...

1

8

79

Phoeidae . .

3

...

...

1

...

*3

1

Cete.

Balaenidae . .

3

...

1

...

...

Delphinidae

4

4

3

1

3

Manatidae .
Halicoridae .
Rytenadae . .

...

1

1

1

...

Glires.

Muridae . .

11

1

19

20

16

10

1

14

Histricidae .

1

...

1

1

1

15

2

. . .

Leporidae .

5

4

6

4

5

...

...

1

Jerboidae

7

7

43

19

24

4

1

...

. . .

Aspalacidae .

1

1

3

6

2

1

...

-

...

Ungulata .

Bovidae .

8

8

36

49

6

2

2

...

1

Equidae . .

...

1

*6

3

...

...

...

...

Elephantidae .

1

...

11

...

3

...

1

Dasypidae . .

...

2

3

9

3

...

Bradypidae .

...

...

4

...

...

Total .

83

28

290

247

89

160

14

110

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The extent of the collection, in each of the families of
Mammalia, compared with those of the Museum of the
Zoological Society of London, and of the Senkenbergian
Society at Frankfort, (the only two large collections of
which, as far as I am aware, complete catalogues have
been published,) may be deduced from the following
statement. The numbers in the two latter columns of
the Table are derived from Mr. Waterhouse’s Catalogue
of the Mammalia in the Museum of the Zoological So-
ciety, and its Supplement, published just before the pack-
ing up of that collection in store in 1839, and from Dr.
Ruppell’s Catalogue of the Mammalia in the Museum of
the Senkenbergian Society, published in the summer of
1842. It is much to be regretted that there are no
means of continuing the comparison with reference to
the Museums of Paris, Leyden, Berlin, Vienna, or Brus-
sels. No catalogue, or even estimate of the contents of
any of those collections, having, to my knowledge, been
given to the world. It is almost unnecessary to add,
that such a comparison as that now given cannot be at
all points perfectly correct: Mr. Waterhouse or Dr.
Riippell occasionally regarding as species what in the
present Catalogue are considered varieties, and the re-
verse. But this difference of opinion will be found to
have very little influence on the general results.

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British Museum.

Zool. Society.

Francf. Museum.

Species.

Individ.

Species.

Individ.

Species.

Individ.

Primates .

Simiadae . .

59

158

63

132

36

131

Cebidae . . .

41

84

24

42

24

60

Lemuridae . .

17

34

19

32

9

18

Galeopithecidae

1

8

2

7

1

3

Vespertilionidae

143

403

48

73

68

149

261

687

156

286

138

361

Ferae.

Felidae . . .

174

516

140

253

97

333

Ursidae . . .

16

41

15

27

11

36

Talpidae . .

40

124

43

67

23

68

Macropidae . .

91

326

55

83

19

45

Phocidae . . .

8

21

3

5

9

22

329

1028

256

435

159

504

Cete.

Balaenidae .

4

6

l

1

3

4

Delphinidae . .

15

27

2

3

5

10

Manatidae .

2

3

...

1

1

Halicoridae . .

1

2

1

2

1

4

Rytenadae . .

...

...

22

38

4

6

10

19

Glires.

Muridae . « .

92

255

97

170 *

49

165

Histricidae . .

21

43

17

26

11

32

Leporidae . .

25

68

17

31

11

32

Jerboidae . .

106

275

73

127

52

140

Aspalacidae . .

14

34

8

8

9

25

258

675

212

362

132

394

Ungulata.

Bovidae . . .

114

486

89

136

78

259

Equidae . . .

4

7

5

7

4

7

Elephantidae

22

61

11

20

16

67

Dasypidae . .

17

67

18

36

13

28

Bradypidae . .

4

13

3

5

4

11

161.

634

126

204

115

372

Total .

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1031

3062

754

1293

554

1650

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It may be remarked, that the last general work on the
species of Mammalia, “ Fischer's Synopsis Mammalium”
published in 1829 and 1830, contained 1126 which he
considers well established, and 220 very doubtful spe-
cies. Though the Museum collection nearly approaches
these numbers, and is the largest assemblage of species
hitherto brought together and arranged in one series, yet
there are at least between 300 and 400 other species now
known as existing in the different European collections,
wanted to complete- the series, and many of these are in-
habitants of our own possessions, or places with which
we have considerable trade : it is therefore to be hoped
that we shall soon be able greatly to reduce the number of
our desiderata.

British Museum,
May-Day, 1843.

JOHN EDWARD GRAY,

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SYSTEMATIC LIST

OF THE

GENERA OF MAMMALIA,

WITH THEIR SYNONYMA.

*** The number indicates the Genera in the Collection, and the
page in the List where they occur; the indented names are
synonymes of the one that precedes them.

Order I. Primates.
Fam. 1, Hominidce. -
Homo, Linn.

Fam. 2. Simiadce.

Troglodytes, Geoff. . Page 1
Pithecus, Cuv .
Anthropithecus, Blainv .

Simia, Linn .1

Pithecus, Geoff.

Pongo, Lacep.

Lophotus, G. Fischer.
Siamanga, Gray .... 1

Hylobates, Geoff.

Hylobates, Illiger ... 2

Presbytis, EschscK. . 2, 3. 194
Semnopithecus, F. Cuv.
Lasiopyga, Illiger.

Nasalis, Geoff.

Pygathrix, Geoff.

Colobus, Illig. (nbt Dum.) . 4

A teles, Geoff

( Cercopithecus, Buffon , Erxl .,

Geoff .... 5, 6. 194
Cercocebus, Geoff. .... 7

Guenon Macaque, Lesson.
Macacus, Lacep. .... 7

Khesus, Lesson.

Cercocebus, Lesson (not
j Geoff).

1 Pithex, Hodgson .

jlnuus, Geoff. .... Page 8
Magus, Lesson.

Cynopithecus, Blainv .

Silenus, Lesson , Gray • . 8

Gelada^J[,esso7£, Gray . . 9

Cynocephalus, Brisson. . . 9

Choeropithecus, Blainv.
Sphinx, Lesson.

Hamadryas, Lesson.

Papio, Brisson , Geoff. . . 9, 10

Mormon, Lesson.

Fam. 3. Cebidce.

Ateles, Geoff. 10

Brachyteles, Spix. . . . 10,11

Eriodes, I. Geoff
Lagothrix, Geoff. . . . .11

Gastromargus, Spix.

Mycetes, Illig 11

Stentor, Geoff
Alouata, Lacep.

Cebus, Erocl., Cuv. . 11, 12. 194
Sapagou and Sai, Lacep.

Callithrix, Erocl. . . . 12, 13

Saguinus, Lacep., Lesson.
Pithesciurus, Lesson.

Brachyurus, Spix 13

Chiropotes, Lesson.

Cacajao, Lesson.

Pithecia, Desm 13

Yarkea, Lesson .

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SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE

Nyctipithecus, Spix. . Page 14
Aotus, Illiger.

Nocthora, F. Cuv .

Aotes, Hurnb ., Swain .
Chirogaleus, Vig. Ilorsf.,
Wagler (not Geoff s'),

Jacchus, Geoff . . . . .14

Hapale, Illiger.

Mico, Lesson.

Arctopithecus, Geoff.

Callithrix, Wagler .

Midas, Geoff.

(Edipus, Lesson.
Leontopithecus, Lesson.
Marikina, Mikan.

Fam. 4. Lemuridce.

Lemur, Linn. . . . • 15, 16

Prosimia, Brisson.

Propithecus, Bennett. . . .16

Macromerus, A. Smith.
Lichanotus, Illiger.

Pitlielemur, Lesson.

Loris, Geoff. 16

Stenops, Illiger.

Arachnocebus, Lesson.
?Microcebus, Geoff.

Myscebus, Lesson.

Scartes, Swainson.

Gliscebus, Lesson.

Nycticebus, Geoff. . . . .16

Stenops, Illiger.

Bradylemur, Blainv.

Cucang, Cuv.

Tardigradus, Bodd.
Perodicticus, Bennett.

Potto, Bosm. ?■ Lesson.

Indri, Geoff. 16

Lichanotus, Illiger, Wagler.
Indris, Geoff.

Avahi, Jourd.

Semnocebus, Lesson.
Otolicnus, Illiger .

Macropus, G. Fischer.

Galago, Cuv.

Khoyah, Cuv .

Chirogaleus, Geoff, (not Vig.) 17
Cebugale, Lesson.

Galago, Geoff. . . . .17*195

Myoxicebus, Lesson.
Microcebus, Geoff.

Tarsius, Storr.

Prosimia, Bodd.

Macrotarsus, Lacep., Link.
Tarsier, Cuv.

Cephalopachus, Swain .
Hypsicebus, Lesson.
Microcebus, Geoff. %
PCheiromys, Cuv.

Aie-aie, Lacep.

Daubentonia, Geoff.
Myspithecus, Blainv.

Chiromys, Illiger.

Fam. 5. Galeopithecidce.
Galeopithecus, Pallas . Page 17
Galeolemur, Lesson.
Galeopithecus — Temm.

Fam. 6. Vespertilionidce.
a. Phyllostomina.

Sturnira, Gray 18

Arctibeus, Leach 18

Medateus, Leach.

Vampyrus, Geoff., Leach . .18

Phyllostoma, Geoff. , Gray 18, 19
Pteropus, Erxl.

Phyllostomus, Illiger.

Carollia, Gray 194

Lophostoma, D'Orbig.

Guandira, Gray . . . .194

Macrophyllum, Gray.
Phyllophora, Gray .... 20
Glossophaga, Geoff. ... .20

Monophyllus, Leach. . . 21. 194

Anoura, Gray 21

Diphylla, Spix.

Stenoderma, Geoff.

Endostoma, D'Orbign.
Brachyphylla, Gray ... 20
Desmodus, Pr. Max.

Macrotus, Gray (not Leach). 194
Rhinopoma, Geoff. . . 17, 18

Megaderma, Geoff. . . .21

Phyllostomus, Illig.

Lavia, Gray 21

b. Rhinolophina.

Ariteus, Gray 21

Istiophorus, Gray (not Cuv.).
Rhinolophus, Geoff. . 21, 22, 23
Noctilio, Bechst ., Kuhl .

Jhrri.

GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

XIX

Hipposideros, Gray . Page 23 Mystacina, Gray . . Page 34

Phyllorhina, Bonap. Chilonycteris, Gray * . . 34

Asellia, Gray 24 Lobostoma, Gundl.

Tr .... . Phyllodia, Gray .... 194

c. Vesperhltomna. Mormoopl, Leach (not F.Cuv.) 34

Nycteris, Geoff. 24 Centurio, Gray 34

Petalia, Gray 24 Diclidurus, Pr. Max. . . . 36

Nyctophilus, Leach. ... 25 Pteronotus, Gray.

Barbastellus, Gray. Cheiromeles, Horsf.

Barbastellus, Gray .... 25 Nyctinomus, Geoff. . . 34, 35

Synotus, Blasius. Dysopes, part, Temm.

Plecotus, Geoff. 25 Thyroptera, Spix.

Macrotus, Leach. Thyropterus, Bonap.

Romicia, Gray ..... 26 Molossus, Geoff . . . . 35

Vespertilio, Linn. . 26 Dysopes, Illiger (not F.

Trilatitus, Gray, l:¥T\ . 26 Cuv.).

Myotis, firtfy .... 26, 27 Dinops, SavL^_^^

\j£eriv6ma, Gray . . . 27,28 Tadarina. ./ZKainvJ

Furia, F. Cuv. (not Linn.). Myopteris, Geoff.

Furipterus, Bonap. Myopterus, Lesson.

Natalus, Gray 28 ?Mops, ^ F. Cuv.' Lesson .

Miniopterus, Bonap. Pteromna

Capaccinus, Bonap. * i * &

Scotophilus, Leach. 28-32 Pteropus, Brisson (not

Vesperus and Vesperugo, st . Bechst.). . . . 36, 37* 195

Key si. and Blasius. Spectrum, Lacep.

Nyctalus, Bowditch , Lesson. "^Eleutherura, Gray.

Noctulinia, Gray ... 31, 32 Epomophorus, Bennett . . 38

Vesperugo, part, Keys, and Xantharpyia, Gray ... 37

Blasius . J\fo Cynopterus, F. Cuv. . . 38, 39
Lasiurus, Rafin ., Gray . . 32 Pachysoma, I. Geoff.

Atalapha, Rafin. Megsera, Temm.

Nycticeyx, Wagler. Macroglossus, F . Cuv. . . 39

Murinia, Gray 32 Macroglossa, Lesson.

Harpiocephalus, Gray. Harpyia, Illiger .

PNycticejus, Rafin. Cephalotes, Geoff.

? Hypexodon, Rafin. Gelasinus, Lesson ?

. __ ... . Cephalotes, Geoff., F. Cuv.

d. Noctiliomna. Hypoderma, Geoff.

Taphozous, Geoff. . . .32, 33 Acerodon, Jour dan.

1 SEKK- °'d,rIL **“•

Noctilio, Linn., Cuv. ... 33 *Normales.

Celaeno, Leach. Fam. 1. Felidce.

Pteropus, Erxl. A. Sanguinaria.

Proboscidea, Spix. *

Centronycteris, Gray. a‘ Felma.

Emballonura, Kuhl. , Temm. 33 Leo, Leach , Gray .... 39

Urocryptus, Temm. Tigris, Gray 40

./Elio, Leach. Leopardus, Gray . . . 40. 44

Mosia, Gray ...... 34 Puma, Jar dine.

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SYSTEMATIC LIST OP THE

Felis, Linn Page 44

Cattus, Brisson , Lesson .

Chaus, Gray 44, 45

Caracala, Gray 45

Lyncus, Gray 46

Lynchus, Jar dine*

Lynx, Swains .

Gueparda, Gray ..... 46

Cynailurus, Wagler.

Cynofelis, Lesson .

Guepardus, Duvern.

b. Hycenina .

Hyaena, Brisson . . . .46

Crocuta, 47

Crocotta, Wagler.

b. Necrophaga.

c. Viverrina .

Proteles, Z. Geoff. .... 47
Geocyon, Wagler.

Viverra, Zmw ., Gray . . 47, 48

Civetta, Geoff.

Viverricula, Hodgson.
Linsang, Muller .... 48

Prionodon, Horsf. (not
CW).

Prionodontes, Lesson.

Genetta, Cuv., Gray . . 49, 50

Galidia, / . Geoff.

Galictis, Geoff, (not Bell).
Galidictis, I. Geoff.

Bassaris, Licht. 50

Mungos, Ogilby 50

Atylax, F . Cuv.

Ichneumia, I. Geoff. . . . 53

Lasiopus, I. Geoff.

Urva, Hodgson 50

Mesobema, Hodgson.

Herpestes, Illiger. . 50,51,52

Mangusta, Olivier.
Ichneumon, Lac'tp ., Geoff.
Martes, Wagler (not Cuv.)

Cynictis, Ogilby 52

Cynopus, I. Geoff.
Crossarchus, F. Cuv. . . 194

,Jftyzaena yS, Wagler.
jSuricata, Desm .

Ryzaena, Illig 53

Heinigalea, Jourd. ... .56

Nandinia, Gray .... 54

Arctictis, Temm. . . Page 54

Ictides, Valenc .

Paguma, Gray 54

Ambliodon, Jourd.
Paradoxurus, F. Cuv. . . 54, 55
Platyschista, Otto.

Cynogale, Gray .... 53

Potamophilus, Mister, Tem.
Lamictis, Blainv.

? Cryptoprocta, Bennett.
PEupleres, Doyere.

d. Canina.

Cuon, Hodgson .... 56, 57
Primaevus, Lesson.

Canis, Linn. . . . 57, 58, 59

Lupus, Swains.

Lycaon, Lesson.

Sacalius, II. Smith.

Oxygous, Hodgson.

Vulpicanis, Blainv.

Vulpes, Bay. . . . 59. 62. 195

Otolicnus, G. Fischer.
Megalotis, Illiger.

Galago, Desm.

Fennecus, Desm., Child.

Nyctereutes, Temm. ... 62

Otocyon, Licht. 62

Megalotis, H. Smith.

Lycaon, Brooks 62

Cynhysena, F. Cuv.

e. Mustelina.

Martes, Cuv 63, 64

Putorius, Cuv 64

Foetorius, Keys, and Bias.
Mustela, Linn. . . 65, 66. 195

Putorius, part, Cuv .
Gymnopus, Gray.

Vison, Gray . ... . .64

Zorilla, Gray 67

Galera, Brown 67

Eraria, Lund.

Grisonia, Gray 68

Galictis, Bell(p.ot I. Geoff.).
Huro, I. Geoff.

Eraria, Lund.

Mellivora, Storr, F. Cuv. . 68
Ursus, Shaw.

Ratelus, Gray.

Ursitaxus, Hodgson.

GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

XXI

Gulo, Storr Page 68

Helictis, Gray . . 68,

Melogale, 1. Geoff.

69. 195

Mephitis, Cuv. . . .

Chinchia, Gray , Lesson .
Marputius, Gray.

Thiosmus, part Licht.

69

Conepatus, Gray .
Thiosmus, part Licht.

69

Mydaus, F. Cuv. . .

Mephitis, Desm.

69

Arctonyx, F. Cuv.

70

Meles, Brisson . . .

Taxus, Cuv.

70

Taxidea, Waterh. . .

Meles, Sabine.

• •

70

Lataxina, Gray ....
Latax, Gray (not Gloger).

70

Lontra, Gray . .

Saricoria, Lesson.

70

Lutra, Linn. . . .

• 70,

i 71

Aonyx, Lesson . . .

71

Aonix, Lesson.

Leptonix, Lesson.
Pteronura, Gray.
Pteronurus, Lesson.

Enhydra, Fleming ....

72

Enhydris, Fischer.

Pusa, Oken.

Latax, Gloger (not Gray).

Fam. 2. Ur sides .

a. Ursina.

Ursus, Linn

72

Danis, Gray.

Helarctos, Horsf. ....

73

Melursus, Meyer ....

73

Prochilus, llliger.
Chondrorhynchus, G. Fis-

cher.

Thalarctos, Gray ....

73

Thalassarctos, Wiegm.

c. Procyonina.

Procyon, Storr 74

Lotor, Tiedetn.

Campsiurus, Link.

Nasua, Storr. . . . 74. 195

Coati, Lacep.

Campsiurus, Link.

d. Cercoleptina.

Cercoleptes, Illig., Desm. Page 75
Kinkajou, Lacep.

Potos, Cuv., Geoff.
Caudivolvulus, Dum ., Tiedem.
Lemur, Penn.

Ursus, Lin.

Campsiurus, Link.

e. Ailurina.

Ailurus, F. Cuv 75

** Abnormales.

Fam. 3. Talpidce .

* Fossores.
a. Talpina.

Talpa, Linn 75

Hylomys, Temm.

b. Chrysochlorina.
Scalops, Cuv 76

Talpasorex, Lesson (not
Scliinz).

Chrysochloris, Cuv. . . .76

Aspalax, Wagl. (not Oliv.).
Astromycte|, Harris . . .76

Rhinaster, Wagler.

Condylura, Illig.

Talpasorex, Schinz. (not
Lesson).

** Ambulatores.
c. Tupaina.

Tupaia, Raffles. . . . 76, 77

Cladobates, F. Cuv.

Sorexglis, Diard.

Glisorex, Desmar.

Hylogale, Temm., Wagler.

d. Erinacina.

Macroscelides, A. Smith. 77? 76.

Rhinomys, Licht.

Sorex, Linn 76

Pachyura, Selys.

Crocidura, Wagler . . -76

Suncus, Ehrenb.

IMyosorex, Gray . . . .76

Corsira, Gray 79

Amphisorex (No. 1.) Duvern.
Blaria, Gray.

Blarina, Lesson .

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SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE

? Otisorex, Dehay .

Crossopus, Wagler Pages 79, 80
Hydrosorex, Nath. Duvern.
Pinalia, Gray.

Solenodonta, Brant.

Solenodon, Lesson .

Myogalea, Fischer.

Mygale, Cuv. (not Fab.)
Caprios Wagler.

Galemys, Wagler . . . .81

Mygalina, /. Geoff.

Caprios /3, Wagler.

Gymnura, Raffles , Lesson . 81
Echinosorex, Blainv.
?Echinops, Martin.

Erinaceus, Linn 81

e. Centetina.

Centetes, Illiger .... 82
Centenes, Desm.

Setifer, Cuv.

Tenrec, Lacep .

Ericulus, I. Geoff.

Fam. 4. Macropidce .
a. Phalangistina.

Acrobates, Desm 83

Phalangista 0, Wagler.
Petaurus, Shaw , F. Cuv. . 83
Phalangista, Illiger.
Phalanger, Lacep.

Ptilotus, G. Fischer.

Belideus, Waterh.

Petaurista, Desm. .... 83
Schoinobates, Lesson.

Cuscus, Lacep., Lesson . . 84

Coescoes, Dum.

Ailurops, Wagler.

Ceonyx, Temm.

Sipalus, G. Fischer.
PPithechier, F. Cuv.

Hepoona, White , Gray . . 84

Pseudocheirus, Ogilby.
Trichosurus, Lesson.

Ptenos, Jourd. *

Dromicia, Gray .... 85
Phalangista, Cuv. . . 85. 87

Balantia, Illiger.

Tarsipes, Gervais , Gray . . 87

Phascolarctos, Blainv . . . 87

Koala, Cuv.

Wombat, Knooc.
Lipurus, Goldf.
Morodactylus, Goldf.

b. Macropina.

Dendrolegus, Temm. . Page 87
Macropus, Shaw. . . . 87,88

Kangurus, Lacep.
Halmaturus, Illig.
Onichogalea, Gray. ... 88
Halmaturus, Illig. ? F. Cuv. 89
Thylogale, Gray . . 90,91

Setonix, Lesson.

Osphranter, Gould. . . 91, 92

Petrogale, Gray .... 92
Heteropus, Jourdan .
Bettongia, Gray . . . 93, 94

Pelandor, Gray .... 94
Conoyces, Lesson.
Hypsiprymnus, Illig. ... 94
Potorous, Desm.

Lagorchestes, Gould. . . 94, 95

Phascolomys, Geoff., Illiger . 95
Wombatus, Geoff.

Amblotis, Illig.

c. Peramelina.

Perameles, Geoff . . . 95, 96

Thylacis, Illiger , Wagler.
Isoodor., Geoff.

Echymipera, Lesson.
Perigalea, Gray .... 96
Choeropus, Ogilby ? Gray . 96

d. Dasyurina.

Peracvon, Gray .... 97
Thylacinus, part, Temm.
Lycaon, Wagler (not Less.).
Diabolus, Gray . . . . .97

Sarcophilus, F. Cuv.
Thylacinus, part, Temm.
Dasyurus, Geoff., Temm. . 97
Phascog;ale, Temm. . . .98

Antechinus, MacLeay. 99, 100
Phascogale, part, Waterh.
Myrmecobius, Waterh. . .100

e. Didelphina.

Didelphis, Linn 100

Philander, Brisson . 100, 101

Micoureus, Lesson ?

GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

xxm

Thylamys, Gray . . Page 101

Peramys, Lesson 9
Chironectes, Illig.

Fam. 5. Phocidce.

a . Stenorynchina.
Pelagius, F. Cuv.
Stenorhynchus, F. Cuv.
Leptonyx, Gray . . . .102

b . Phocina.

Phoca, Linn. . . . . .102
Calocephalus, part, F. Cuv .
Calocephalus, part, F. Cuv .

c. Trichecina.

Halichcerus, Hornsch ., Nil-

son 102

Trichecus, Linn 102

Odobenus, Brisson.

Rosmarus, Scopoli.

d. Cystophorina.
Cystophora, Nilson.

Stemmatopus, F. Cuv.
Morunga, Gray . . . .103

Macrorhinus, F. Cuv.
Rhinophoca, Wagler.

e . Otariarina.

Otaria, Per on 103

Otoes, G. Fischer.
Platyrhynchus, F. Cuv.
Arctocephalus, F. Cuv. . .103

Order III. Cete. Linn.

* Cete.

Fam. 1. Balcenidce.
Balaena, Linn., Lacep. . .104

Balaenoptera, Lacep. . . .104

Mysticetus, Wagler.

Catodon, Lacep.

Physalus, Lacep.

Physeter, Linn 104

Cetus, Brisson.

Fam. 2. Delphinidce.
JDelphinus, Linn. . . 104, 105

Tursio, Gray 105

Delphinorhynchus, Lacep.

Beluga, Gray 106

Phocsena, Cuv., Gray . . 106

Grampus, Gray . . . .106

Globiocephalus, Lesson.

Cetus, Wagler.

Beluga, Gray.

Delphinapterus, Lacep.

Delphi s, Wagler.

Inia, D'Orbign.

Orca, Wagler.

Heterodon, Blainv.

Platanista, Gray, Wagler P. 106
Susu, Lesson .

Monodon, Fab., Linn, (not

Sw.) ...... 106

Ceratodon, Briss., Illig.
Diodon, Storr (not Linn.).
Narwhalus, Lacep.

Ancylodon, Illig.

Anarnacus, Lesson.

Uperoodon, Lacep.

Uranodon, Illiger.

Nodus, Wagler.

Aodon, Lesson.

Ananareus, Lacep.

PEpiodon, Bafin.

? Oxypterus, Rajin.

** Sirenia.

Fam. 3. Manatidce.
Manatus, Rondel, G. Cuv. . 107
Trichecus, Linn.

Manati, Bodd.

Fam. 4. Halicoridce.

Halicore, Illig 107

Rosmarus, Bodd.

Dugungus, Tiedem.

Dugong, Lacep.

Fam. 5. Rytinada.
Rytina, Illig.

Stellerus, F. Cuv.
Hydrodamalis, Retz.

Order IV. Glikes.

Fam. 1. Muridce.
a. Murina .

A can thorn ys, Gray. . . .108

A corny s, I. Geoff. Mss.
Acanthomys, part, Lesson.
Mus, Linn. . . . 108-112

Micromys, Selys 112

Ilesperomys, Waterh.

Phyllotis, Waterh.

Scapteromys, Waterh.

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SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE

Calomys, Waterh. . Page 112
Eligmodontia, F. Cuv.

Nesokia, Gray 113

Vandeleuria, Gray . . .113

Pseudomys, Gray . . . .113

Golunda, Gray . . 113,114

Leggada, Gray . . . .114

Holochilus, Brandt. . . .114

Holochyse, Lesson.
Oxymvcterus, Waterh. . .114

Abrothrix, Waterh . . . .114

Cricetomys, Waterh.

Cricetus, Cuv. . . . . .115

Dendromys, A. Smith . .115

Akodon, Meyen.

Phloeomys, Waterh. . . .115

Hapalotis, Licht. . . . .115

Conilurus, Ogilby.

Notomys, Lesson.

Perognathus, Pr. Max.

b. Arvicolina .
Mystromys, Wagn.

Rhombomys, Wagn.
Psammomys, Rupp.(not Le-
conte.)

Ammomys, Bonap.

Meriones, F. Cuv. . . .116

Jaculus, Wagler.

Euryotis, Brandt. . . .116

Otomys, F. Cuv.

Otomys, A. Smith (not F.

Cuv.) 116, 117

Sigmodon, Say and Ord. . 117
Neotoma, Say . . . .117

Teonoma, Gray . . . .117

Elismodon.

Reithrodon, Waterh.
Ctenodactylus, Gray . . .117

Arvicanthis, Lesson.

Arvicola, Lacep. . . 118, 119

Hypudaeus, Illiger .
Brachyurus, G. Fischer.
Hemiotorays, Selys.

Microtus, Selys.

Sminthus, Nor dm.

PMynomes, Rafin. . . .117

Myodes, Fallas . . . .120

Lemmus, 01. Mag., Cuv. . 120
Hypudeus, Illig.

Cuni cuius, Wagler.

c. Saccomyna.

Saccomys, F. Cuv.

Heteromys, Desm., Gray P.120

Dasynotus, Wagler.
Dipodomys, Gray. . . .120

d. Castorina.

Castor, Linn 121

Myopotamus, Comm. . .121

Potamys, Larr.

Hydromys, part, Geoff'.

Fiber, Cuv 121

Ondatra, Lacep.

Simotes, G. Fischer.
PGuillinomys, Lesson.
Hydromys, Geoff. . . . .121

e. Echimyna.
Habrocoma, Wagler.

Abrocoma, Waterh.

Octodon, Bennett. . . .122

Psammoryctes, Foeppig.
Psammoryctus, Lesson.
Poephagomys, F. Cuv.
Oryctomys, Blainv.
Capromys, Desm .

Isodon, Say (not Geoff.).
Plagiodonta, F. Cuv.
Mysateles, Lesson.
Capromys, Foeppig.

Aulacodus, Temm. . . .122

Loncheres, Illig.

Nelomys, Jourdain.

Ecbimys, Geoff. . . . .122

? Phyllomys, Lund.

Cercomys, F. Cuv.

Dactylomys, I. Geoff.

Petromys 122

Fam. 2. Hy stridden.

a. Hystricina.

Hystrix 122, 123

Atherura, F. Cuv. . . .123

PAcanthion, F. Cuv.

b. Cercolabina.

Erethizon 123

Eretizon, Lesson.

Cbaetomys, Gray . . . .123

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GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

XXV

Cercolabes, Brandt. . Page 123
Coendu, Lacep.

Synetheres, F. Cuv.

Eucritus, G. Fischer.
Sphiggurus, F. Cuv . . . .123

Sphingura, Wagler.

c. Dasyproctina.

Dasyprocta, Illig 124

Chloromys, F « Cuv.

Platypyga, Illiger.

Aguti, Lacep.

Dolichotis, Desm 124

Chloromys, Cuv.

Mara, Lesson.

Coelogenys, F. Cuv . . . .124
Osteopora, Harlan. . . .125

d. Hydrochcerina .

Hydrochoerus 125

e. Caviina.

Cavia, Klein. . . . . .125

Cobaia, Cuv.

■ Ancema, F. Cuv.

Kerodon, F. Cuv . . . . .126

Galea, Meyen.

Fam. 3. Leporidce.

Lepus, Linn. . . . 126. 129

Cuniculus, Ray. . . . .128

Lagomys, Geoff. . . 129, 130

Pica, Lacep.

Ogotona, Link.

Fam. 4. Jerboidce.

a. Chinchillina.

Chinchilla, Gray . . . .130

Eriomys, Licht.

Callomys, I. Geoff.

Lagotis, Bennett. o

Lagidium, Meyen.

Viscaccia, Schinz.

Lagostomus, Brooks.** (36

b. Pedetina.

Helamys, F. Cuv. . . .130

Pedetes, Illiger.

c. Dipina.

Dipus, Linn 130

Alactaga, F. Cuv. . . . 131

Scirtites, Wagn.

Jaculus, Erocl. (not Wagler.)
Gerbillus, F. Cuv. Pp. 131, 132
Meriones, Illiger , Wagler.

Psammomys, Ruppell . .132

d. Myoccina.

Myoxus, Schreb 132

Glis, Brisson.

Muscardinus, Ray . . .133

Graphiurus, F. Cuv . . . .133

Eliomys, Wagner.

e. Sciurina.

Anom alurus, Waterh. . .133

Arosethrus, Waterh.

Pteromys, Cuv. . . . 133, 134
Petauristus, G. Fischer.
Sciuropterus, F. Cuv. . 134, 135

Sciurus, Linn 136

Funambulus, Lesson.
Macroxus, F. Cuv.
Rhinosciurus, Gray . . .195

Xerus, Ehrenb 144

Geosciurus, A. Smith.
Spermosciurus, Lesson.
Tamias, Illiger . . . .145

Spermophilus, F. Cuv. . .145

? Cynomys, Rafin. . .147

Citillus, Pallas.

Arctomys, Schreb. . . . 147

Fam. 5. Aspalacidce .

Spalax, Guldenst. . . . .148

Aspalax, Olivier.

Aspalomys, Laxm.

Ommatostergos, Bias, and
Keys.

Siphneus, Brandt. . . .148

Chthonoergus, Bias, and

Keys.

Lemmomys, Lesson.

Georychus, Illiger . .

. 148

Orycterus, F. Cuv. . .

. 149

Bathyergus, Illiger . .

. 149

Ellobius, G. Fischer.

Fossor, Forster.

Saccophorus, Kuhl. . .

. 149

Geomys, Rafin.

Ascomys, Licht., Wagler.
Pseudostoma, Say.

b

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SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE

Diplostoma, Say , Richards.
Thomomys, Pr. Max .
Orycteromys, Blainv.
Chrysomys, Gray . . Page 150

Bathyergus, Ruppell .
Rhizomys, part, Ruppell.
Aplodontia, Richards . .150

? Anisonyx, Raf.

Haplodon, Wagler.

Ctenomys, Blainv.

Rhizomys, Gray . . 150, 151

Nyctoleptes, Temm.
Aspalomys, Gervais.

Order V. U-NTGULata.

1. Furcipeda.

Pecora , Linn.

Fam. 1. Bovidce , Gray.

a. Bovina.

Bos, Linn 151

Taurus, H. Smith.

Bison and Bibos, Hodgson.
Bubalus, H. Smith , (not

Ogilby ,) Hodgson . .152

Poephagus, Gray . . . .153

Ovibos, Blainv 153

Anoa, Leach , H. Smith. . 153
Catoblepas, Gray . . . .154

Connochetes, Licht .

Bos, Forster 154

Portax, H. Smith . . . .155

Boselaphus, Blainv.
Tragelaphus, Ogilby.
Strepsiceros, H. Smith . .155

Calliope, Ogilby.

Boselaphus, II. Smith . .155

Oryx, Blainv ., H. Smith 156,157
Kemas, i/. Smith (not Ogilby ).

Pantholops, Hodgson.
Acronotus, H. Smith . .157
Bubalus, Ogilby.

Alcelaphus, Blainv.

Bubalides, Licht.

Damalis, H. Smith . . .158

iEgocerus, Desm ., H. Smith 158
Kolus, A. Smith .... 159
Tetracerus, Leach . . .159

Cervicapra, Blainv. . Page 159
Antilope, Ogilby.

Gazella,//”. Smith, Ogilby 160,161
Dorcas, Bennett.

Antilope, Pallas , H. Smith. 162

Saiga, Gray 160

Cephalophorus,#.^^/* 162,163
Sylvicapra, Ogilby.

Grimmia, Laur.

Madoqua, Ogilby . . . .164

Neotragus, H. Smith.

Oreotragus 164

Tragulus, H. Smith , Ogilby.
Eleotragus, Gray . . . .165

Redunca, H. Smith $

Nagor, Laur. $

Sylvicapra, Ogilby.
?Raphicerus, H. Smith.
Tragelaphus, H. Smith . .165

Nemorrhedus, H. Smith . 1 66
Kemas, Ogilby.

Capricornis, Ogilby . . .166

Rupieapra, H. Smith . .167

Aplocerus, H. Smith.
Antilocapra, part, Ord.

Capra, Ogilby.

Dicranocems, H. Smith.

Maza,msL,Ogilby(riotSmith).
Capra, LAnn. . . . 167, 168

Hircus, Brisson.

Hemicapra, Hodgson . . .168

Kemas, Ogilby.

Hemitragus, Hodgson.

Ovis, Linn. . . . 169, 170

Aries, Brisson.

Musmon, Schrank.

? Ixalus, Ogilby.

Antilocapra, Ord. . . 1 70

Mazama, Rafin.

Oreammos, Rafin.

b. Camelopardina.
Camelopardalis, Gmelin , Illig. 1 7 0
Giraffa, Brisson , Scop.

c. Camelina.

Camelus, Linn 171

Lama, Cuv 17 1

Auchenia, Illiger (not
Marshall).

Dromedarius, W agler.

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GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

XXV11

d. Moschina.

Moschus, Linn., Pallas . P. 172
Meminna, Gray . . . .172

Tragulus, Brisson , Gray (not

Ogilby) 173

Napu, Lesson.

Tragus, Klein.

e. Cervina.

Muntjacus, Gray . . . .173

Stylocerus, H. Smith.

Cervulus, Blainv .

Prox, Ogilby.

Coassus, Gray . . • • .174

Subula, H. Smith , Lesson.
Cariacus, Gray . . . .17^

Mazama, H. Smith (not

Rafin ) 176

Capreolus, Brisson , Gray,

H . Smith (not Ogilby ) 176
Caprea, Ogilby.

Cervus, Linn. . ... 177

Elaphus, II. Smith .

Axis, i7. Smith, Ogilby . . 178

Rusa, JT. Smith, Hodgson 1 79, 1 80
Rucervus, Hodgson.
Hippelaphus, Gray.
Pseudocervus, Hodgson . . 180

Panolia, 181

Dama, Gray, H. Smith (not

Bennett) 181

Rangifer, H. Smith.

Tarandus, Gray, Ogilby . 181
Alces, H. Smith, Ogilby . .181

Fam. 2. Equidce.

Equus, Linn., Gray . . .183

Asinus, Gray 183

**Belluce and Bruta. Linn.

Fam. 3. Elephantidce.

a. Elephantina.

Elephas, Linn. . . .

. 183

Loxodonta, F. Cuv. . .

. 183

b. Tapirina.

Tapirus, Brisson . . .

. 183

Tapir, Zimmerm .
Rhinochoerus, Wagler.

c. Suina.

Sus, Linn., F. Cuv. . Page 183

Babirussa, F. Cuv. . . .185

Porcus, Wagler.

? Suckoteirus, Shaw.
Koiropotamus, Gray . . .185

Phascochoerus, Cuv. . . .185

Eureodon, G. Fischer.
Dicotyles, Cuv. . . . .186

Notophorus, G. Fischer.

d. Rhinocerina.

Rhinoceros, Linn. . . ,186

Hyrax, Herm 187

Lipura, Illig.

Cavia, Pallas.

e. Hippopotamina.
Hippopotamus, Linn. . .188

Fam. 4. Dasypidce.

a. Manina.

Manis , Linn. . . . 188,189

Pamphractus, Illiger.
Pholidotus, Brisson.
Pangolinus and
Phatiginus, Raf.

b. Dasypina.

Dasypus, Linn.

Tolypeutes, Illig.

Cataphracta, Storr.

Dasypus, Linn., F.Cuv. . 189
Armadillo, Brisson.

Tatusia, F. Cuv 189

Euphractus, Wagler.

Xenurus, Wagler . . . .190

Priodontes, F. Cuv. . . .190

Prionodon, Gray (not
Horsf).

Chiloniscus, Wagler.
Chlamyphorus, Harlan.

c. Orycteropina.

Orycteropus, Geoff. . . .190

d. Myrmecophagina.
Myrmecophaga,Ef/zn., Gray 191
Tamandua, Gray, F. Cuv. . 191
Uroleptes, Wagler.

XXV111 SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE GENERA OF MAMMALIA.

Cyclothurus, Gray . Page 191
Myrmydon, Wagler.
Didaetylis, F. Cuv .

e. Ornithorhynchina .

Platypus, Shaw . . . .191
Ornithorhynchus, Blum .
Dermipes, Wiegm.

Echidna, Cuv. . . . .192

Tachyglossus, Illig.

Fam. 5. Bradypidce.

Choloepus, Illiger . Page 192
Bradypus, F . Cuv.

Bradypus, Linn., Illig . 192, 193
Tardigradus, Brisson.
Arctopithecus, Gesner.
Achseus, F. Cuv.

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LIST OF MAMMALIA.

Order I. PRIMATES.

Northern Zoological Gallery, Room III.

Fam. 1. SIMIADiE. Cases 1 to 14.

The Chimpanzee. Troglodytes niger, Geoff, Homo
Troglodytes, Linn. S. Agrias, Schreh. S. Pan, Dono-
van. Tr. leucoprymnus, Lesson , Zool. Must. t. 31.
Martin , f. 25 4 to 263. Pongo, Buff on , H . N. Supp.
Shaw , Zool. I. t.

a. Young. West Africa. — Mus. Sloane.

b . Skeleton. West Africa.

The Orang-Outan, or Pongo. Simia Satyrus, Linn.
Simia Wurmbii, Kuhl. S. Agrias, Schreb. t. 2. S.
Ahellii, Fischer. ? S. Morio, Owen. Satyrus rufus,
Lesson. Temm. Mon. ii. t. 41 to 46, and 70. Martin ,
f. 264 to 270.

a. Young. Borneo. — Mus. Sloane.

b. Young. Borneo.

The Siamang. Siamanga Syndactyla. Simia Syndactyla,
Raffles. Horsf. Java , t.

a. Sumatra. — Presented by the Saffron Walden Museum.

b . Sumatra. — Presented by G. Bennett, Esq.

c. d. and e. Java.

f. Skeleton. Sumatra. — Presented by G. Bennett, Esq.

B

simiada:.

2

The Hoolock. Hylobates Hoolock, Martin , f. 274,
275. Simia Hoolock, Harlan. Hyl. Scyrites, Ogilby.
H. Choromandus, Ogilby? H. Houloch, Lesson.

a. Assam?

The Oungka. Hylobates agilis, F. Cuv . Simia Lar.,
Vigors and Horsjield . Pithecus agilis, Desm.—Mam .
Lithog . t. H. variegatus, Muller . H. Rafflesii, Geojf,
H. Lar., Cuv . Mam . Lith . t.

a. Black. Himalaya.

5. Black.

c. Pale brown. Adult. Malacca.

and e. Very pale. Young. Malacca.

The Gibbon. Hylobates Lar. Homo Lar, Linn . S.
longimana, Schreb. t. 2. f. 1. Simia albimana, Vigors
and Horsf. Le Grand Gibbon, Buff on , xiy. t. 1.

Black. Malacca.— Presented by J. Reeves, Esq.
c . and J. Black. Malacca.

e. Blackish ; throat white ; rump pale. Malacca.
Pithecus variegatus, Geoff. Le Petit Gibbon, Buffon ,
xiv. f. 2.

f. and g. Blackish ; throat and belly white ; rump pale.
Malacca.

h . Grey brown ; head darker. Malacca.

The Silvery Gibbon, or Wou-wou. Hylobates leucis-
cus, Kuhl . Simia leucisca, Schreb. t. 3. Moloch,
Audeb.

a. — . From the Leyden Museum.

b . Young. Malacca. — Presented by J. Reeves, Esq.

The Kalasie. Presbytes rubicunda. Semnop. rubicun-
dus, Muller . Ind. Arch . t.

a. Borneo. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Simpai. Presbytes melalophos. Simia melalo-
phos, Raffles, Linn. Trans, xm. 242. F. Cuv. Mam.
Lith. t.

a. Sumatra.

b. Sumatra. — Presented by Lady Raffles.

SIMIAM.

3

The Tianac. Presbytes flavimana. Semnopithecus fla-
vimanus, I. Geoff. ? Lesson, Cent, t, 40. Temm.

a. Sumatra. — From the Leyden Museum.

b. . Frontal spot pale yellow.

The Rufous Presbytis. Presbytes nobilis, Gray , Ann.
and Mag. N. H. 1842, 256. Semnopithecus melalo-
phos, Desm . ? Martin , 284.

a. Himalaya?

The Lutung. Presbytes Pyrrhus. Semnop. Pyrrhus,
Horsf. Z. J. t. Cercop. auratus, Geoff. ?

a. Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

The Chingkau. Presbytes cristata. Simia cristata,
Raffles, Linn. Tr. xm. 244. Semno. pruinosus, Desm.
S. maurus, Horsf. Zool. J. t.

a. Java.

b. c. d. Sumatra.

e. and/. Young. Yellowish; back blackish. Java.— -Pre-
sented by the East India Company.

The Dusky Presbytis. Presbytes obscura. Semnop.
obscurus, Reid, P . Z. Soc. 18 31. 14. S. leucomystax,
Temm. Mus. Leyd.

%. b. and c. Singapore ?

i. Young.

! The Negro Presbytis. Presbytes maura. Simia maura,
Schreb. (not Raffles'). S. Edw^ardsii, Fischer: Edw.
Birds, t. 311.?

1 1. Young. Hair of head shorter; a few white hairs on
perinseum. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.
). Adult. Black ; hair of head elongate ; hair of perinseum
black.

The Hooded Presbytis. Presbytes Johnii. Simia
Johnii, Fischer. Semnop. cueullatus, I. Geoff. Mag.
Zool. t.

i. Adult. India, Madras.

). Young. India.

b 2

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SIMIADiE.

The Hqonuman. Presbytes entellus. Simia entellus,
Dufresne. Audeb . t. 2. Bennett, G. Z. Soc . 81.

a. and b . Hands black. India. Bombay. — Presented by
Dr. Hoyle.

c. Madras.— Presented by Col. Sykes.

d . Hands grey. India.

e . and f. Fur long; head and end of tail white. Nepal.
—Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Semnop. Nipalensis, S. petrophilus, and S. schistaceus,
Hodgson .

The Nestor. Presbytes cephalopterus. Cercopithecus
cephalopterus, Zimm . Sim. dentata, Shaw . C. latibar-
batus, Geoff* C. leucoprymnus, Otto. Semnop. fulvo-
griseus, Desmoid. Sem. Nestor, Bennett . Sim. por-
phyrops, Link. —Buff \ H. N. Supp. vn. t. 21.

a. Young. Ceylon.* — From M. Verreaux’ collection.

Pennant’s Colobus. Colobus Pennantii, Waterh. P.
Zool Soc . 1888, 57.

a . and b. Furriers’ skins. Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq,

c. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thomson,
Esq., R. N.

Red and Black Colobus. Colobus rufoniger, Ogilby.
Martin. , Quad. 5 00.

a . Fernando Po. Furrier’s skin. — Presented by Thomas
Thomson, Esq., R.N.

Temminck’s Colobus. — Colobus Temminckii, Desm.
Mam . 58. Colobus fuliginosus, Ogilby, P . Zool. Soc .
1885, 97.

a. 5. Adult, c. Young. West Africa, Gambia.

The Black Colobus. Colobus Satanas, Waterh . P.
Zool. Soc. 1888, 58.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins. Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

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SIMIADvE.

The King Monkey. Colobus polycomos, Geoff. Simia
polycomos, Schreb. S. comosa, Shaw . Ateles comatus,
Geoff. Colobus ursinus, Ogilby , P. Zool. Soc . 1835,
98. Pennant Quad. t. 46.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins. Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

The Guereza. Colobus gueYeza,Ruppell,FaunaAbys.t.l.

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

b. Skin of back. W. Africa. — -Presented by Thomas
Thomson, Esq., R. N.

The Vervet. Cercopithecus pygerythrus. F. Cue.
M. Lithog. t. Cere, pygerythraeus, Desm . C. pusillus,
Desmoul. C. subviridis, F. Cuv .

a. and b. Cape of Good Hope.

c. Paler. Cape of Good Hope. — From the South African
Museum.

d. Young Male. Blackish. — From M. Verreaux’ Col-
lection.

The Grivet or Tota. Cercopithecus engythithia. Simia
engythithia, Herm. C. griseo-viridis, Desm. C. cano-
viridis, Ruppell , Fauna Abys. t. C. sub-viridis, F. Cuv.
Mam. Lith. t. C. cinereo-viridis, Temm. Mus. Leyd.
C. griseus, Lesson .

a. Abyssinia.— From the Leyden Museum.

b. Born at Alnwick Castle, Northumberland.

The Callithrix. Cercopithecus Sabaeus, Erxl. Simia
sabaea, Linn. Edw. Glean , t. 215. Buffon , H. N.
xiv. t. 37. Cere, viridis, Herm.—Mam. Lith . t. Ben-
nett, G. Z. S. 303.

a. Old male. West Africa. — Presented by W. Cu-
mings, Esq.

b. c. and d> Africa.

The Talapoin. Cercopithecus Talapoin, Erxl. Simia
Talapoin, Schreb. Buffon, H. N . xiv. t. 40 ; Mam.
Lith . t.

a. West Africa.

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SIMIADjE.

The Mona. Cercopithecus mona, Erxl . Simla mona,
Schreb. ; Buffon, H. N. xiv. t. 36. Supp. vii. t» 19 ; Mam.
Lith. t. ; Bennett , Gard . Z. N. 37.

a. West Africa, Guinea.

Burnett’s Mona. Cercopithecus Burnettii, Gray, Ann .
and Mag . N. H. 1842, 256.

a . Fernando Po.— Presented by Thomas Thomson, Esq.,
R. N.

The Red-eared Monkey.-— Cercopithecus erythrotis,
Waterh. P. Zool. Soc. 1838, 59.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins. Fernando Po.— Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

c. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thomson,
Esq., R.N.

The Hocheijr. Cercopithecus nictitans, Erxl. Simia
nictitans, Linn. Buffon , Supp . vii. 1. 18. Mam. Lith . t.

a. hair blackish at the base. Fernando Po. — Presented
by Thomas Thomson, Esq., R.N.

b . Young. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thom-
son, Esq., R.N.

The Diana. Cercopithecus Diana, Erxl. Simia Diana,
Linn. Audeb. t. 6. Cere, diadema, Kuhl. Sim. Rolo-
way, Fischer ; Bennett , Gard . Z. S. 33.

a. West Africa. — Presented by Capt. Marryat, R.N.

b. Young, W. Africa.

The Bearded Monkey. Cercopithecus Pogonias, Ben-
nett., P. Zool . Soc. 1833, 67.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins, Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

c. and d. Fernando Po.^ — Presented by Thomas Thomson,
Esq., R. N.

The Patas. — Cercopithecus ruber, Kuhl. Simia rubra,
Gmel. S. patas and S. rufa, Schreb. Cer. pyrronotus,
Ehrefib. S. Phys. t. ; Mam. Lith. t. Bennett 3 G. Z. S.
135.

a. and 7>. Africa, Senegal.

c. Skull. W. Africa.

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SIMIADjE.

The Mona. Cercopithecus mona, Erxl. Simla mona,
Schreb. ; Buffon, H. N. xiv. t. 36. Supp. vn. 1. 19 ; Mam.
Lith. t. ; Bennett , Gard. Z. S. 37.

a. West Africa, Guinea.

Burnett’s Mona. Cercopithecus Burnettii, Gray , Ann.
and Mag. N. H. 1842, 256.

a. Fernando Po.— Presented by Thomas Thomson, Esq.,
R. N.

The Red-eared Monkey. — Cercopithecus erythrotis,
Waterh. P. Zool. Soc. 1838, 59.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins. Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

c. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thomson,
Esq., R.N.

The Hocheur. Cercopithecus nictitans, Erxl. Simia
nictitans, Linn. Buffon , Supp. vii. 1. 18. Mam . Lith. t.

a. hair blackish at the base. Fernando Po. — Presented
by Thomas Thomson, Esq., R.N.

b. Young. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thom-
son, Esq., R.N.

The Diana. Cercopithecus Diana, Erxl. Simia Diana,
Linn. Audeb.t.6. Cere, diadema, Kuhl. Sim. Rolo-
way, Fischer; Bennett , Gard. Z. S. 33.

a. West Africa. — Presented by Capt. Marryat, R.N.

b. Young, W. Africa.

The Bearded Monkey. Cercopithecus Pogonias, Ben-
nett., P. Zool. Soc. 1833, 67.

a. and b. Furriers’ skins, Fernando Po. — Presented by
G. Knapp, Esq.

c . and d. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thomson,
Esq., R. N.

The Patas. — Cercopithecus ruber, Kuhl. Simia rubra,
Gmel. S. patas and S. rufa, Schreb. Cer. pyrronotus,
Ehrefib. S. Phys. t. ; Mam. Lith. t. Bennett , G. Z. S.
135.

a. and 7>. Africa, Senegal.

c. Skull. W. Africa.

SIMIADJE.

The White-collared Mangabey. Cercocebus collaris.
Cercopithecus JEthiops, Kuhl. ; Audeb. iv. 2. f. 1 0. Buf-
fon, H. N. xiy. t. 33 . Bennett , Gard. Z. S. 79.

а. Africa.

б. Young. Africa.

The White-crowned Mangabey. Cercocebus iEthiops,
Simia JEthiops, Lin. Cercocebus Crossii, Clark's Mss.

a. Africa. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

b. and c. Africa. — From the Surrey Zoological Gardens.

The Sooty Mangabey. Cercocebus fuliginosus, Geoff.
Cercopithecus fuliginosus, Kuhl. Simia iEthiops, var.
Schreb. ; Buffon , H. N. xiy. t. 23. Mam . Lith. t. Ben -
nett , G. Z. Y. 77.

а. Africa.

б. Africa. Presented by Edward Cross., Esq.

The Zati or Capped Macaque. Macacus radiatus,
Desm. Cercop. radiatus, Kuhl. Simia pileata, Shan ;
Buffon , Supp. vni. t. 16. Bennett , Tower Men . 147.

a. and b . Young. India.

c. and d. Adult. India.

The Munga or Bonnet Macaque. Macacus Sinicus,
Desm. Simia Sinica, Linn . Cynoceph. Sinensis, Lair .
Buffon , xiy. t. 30.

«. Young. India.

The Bruh. Macacus nemestrinus, Desm . Simia nemes-
trina, Ziww. S. carpolegos, Raffles . S. platypygos,
Schreb. S. fusca, Shaw. S. longicruris, Link. ; Edw.
Glean , t. 24. Buffon , >Swpp. vn. t. 8. Mam. Lith. t.
«. Tail injured. Sumatra. — Presented by Gen. T. Hard-
wicke.

b. c. d. e. and f. India.
e. Skeleton.

The Macaque. Macacus cynomolgus, Desm. Simia
Cynomolgos. Linn. S. fasciculata, Raffles.

Sebreb? S. Aygula, Linn. Mac. Iris, I. Geoff. Var.?
M. carbonarius, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t. Buffon ,
H. N. xiv. t. 13 and 21.
a. and b. India, Sumatra.

c. Young; face not so hairy, d. Its skull.

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SIMIADiE.

The Rhesus. Macacus Rhesus, Desm. Simla Rhesus,
Audeb. t. 1. S. erythraea, Schreb. S. Patas, Link. M.
MacClellandi, Hors/A Mam . Lithog „ t. Menag .
Mus. t.

a. and b. India, Bengal.

c. India. — Presented by W. Mabley, Esq.

d. and f. Young.

e. India. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.
/. Fur dull grey, Nepal. Presented by B. H. Hodgson,

Esq.

Macacus Nepalensis, and M. Pelops, Hodgson. Jour. A .
Soc. Beng.

The Oinops. Macacus Oinops, Jour Asiat. Soc . Beng .

a. Nepal. Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Brilliant Macaque. Macacus speciosus, F. Cuv.
a. Japan. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Magot. Macacus Inuus, F . Cuv. Simia Inuus, S.
vulgaris, and S. Sylvanus, Linn. S. Pithecus, Schreb .
Inuus ecaudatus, Geoff. Bennett , G. Z. S. 191.

a. Half grown? Gibraltar Rock. — Presented by Edward
Cross, Esq.

b. Young. Stora, North Africa.

c. Adult. North Africa.

The Black Macaque. Macacus niger, Bennett. Gard .
Z. S. 189. Cynocephalus niger, Desm. Gray , Sffic.
Zool. t. C. Malayanus, Desmoul . Papio Ethiops,
Zimmer . Simia nigra, Fischer . Foy. Astrol. t.
a . Philippines.

The Wanderoo. Silenus veter. Simia Silenus, and
S. Veter, Linn. S. ferox, and S.leonina, Shaw , t. 17
and 26. Cercop. senex, Zimm. C. vetulus, Erxl. Ben-
nett, Gard. Z. S. 21.

a. Ceylon?

b. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

c . India. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

♦

SIMIADjE.

9

The Gelada. Gelada Ruppellii. Macacus Gelada,
Ruppell , Fauna , Abys. t.

a . Adult, b. Young. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort
Museum.

The Tartarin. Cynocephalus Hamadryas, Lair. Simia
Hamadryas, Linn. Grey Baboon, Shaw . S. iEgyp-
tiaca, Haselq. Shaw , Spec . Linn. 63. Mam. Lithog. t,

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Chacma. Cynocephalus porcarius, Desm. Simia
porcaria, Bodd. S. sphingiola, Herm. Papio comatus,
Kulil. Cyn. ursinus, Schinz ; Mam. Lithog. t. Bennett ,
Tower Men. 147.

a. Skull. S. Africa.

b. c. d. . — From M. Verreaux’ collection.

e. Young. Cape of Good Hope.

f. and g. Half grown. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq*

The Baboon. — Cynocephalus babouin, Desm. Simia
cynocephalus, Fischer. S. anomala, Link. Cyn. anti-
quorum, Schreb. F. Cuv. Mem. Mus. iv. t. 19. Buffon ,
H. N. xiy. t. 14.

a. Skull. W. Africa.

b. Young.

| c. Adult.

J The Papion. Cynocephalus Sphinx, Latr. Simia
Sphinx, Linn. S. cynocephalus, Brongn. Jour. N. H.
t. 21. Cyn. Papio, Desm. Buffon , H. N. xiy. t. 13.
Mam . Lithog. t. Bennett , Tower Menag. 149.

a. and b. Young. Guinea.

The Mandrill. Papio Maimon, Latr. Simia Maimon,
and S. Mormon, Linn. S. madarogaster, Zimm. Cuv.
Menag. Mus . t. Mam. Lithog. t. Shaw , Mus. Lever.
t. 9. Buffon , H. N. xiv. t. 16, 17. Supp. vn. t. 9.

а. Adult. Africa. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

б. and e. Skull of adult, f. Cast of skull of a.

c. Young. Africa.

d. Adult. Africa.

b 3

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CEBID^E.

The Drill. Papio leucophaea. Simia leucophaea, F.
Cuv. Ann . Mus. ix. t. 37. Inuus brachyurus, Temm .
S. cinerea and S. subflava, Shaw ? Mam . Lithog . t.
a . Young. Africa.

Fam. 2. CEBID7E. Cases 15 to 19.

The Chameck. Ateles Chameck. Simia Chameck,
Humb. A. subpentadactylus, Desm . A. pen tad ac-
tylus, Geoff. Buff. H . N. xv. 21 . (not figure.)

Young. Guiana.

The Black Spider Monkey. Ateles ater, F. Cuv .
Mam. Lithog . t. A. Paniscus Cayanensis, Geoff.

a. Brazils ?

The Coaita. Ateles Paniscus, Geoff. Simia Paniscus,
Linn . i/. 2Y. xv. t. 1. Mam . Lithog . t.

«. Brazils.

The Marimonda. Ateles Belzebuth, Geoff. Ann. Mus ,
vn. 1. 1. 6. Simia Belzebuth, Humb. Cebus Brissonii,
Fischer,
a. Brazils.

The Chuva. Ateles marginatus, Kuhl. ; Geoff. Ann.
Mus. xm. t. 10. Simia marginata, Humb . A. frontalis,
Bennett.

a . Brazils.

The Five-fingered Miriki. Brachyteles arachnoides.
Simia arachnoides, Humb. Geoff. Ann. Mus . xm. t. 9.
Eriodes arachnoides, I. Geoff,
a. Tropical America.

Black-foreheaded Miriki. Brachyteles frontatus.
Eriodes frontatus. Gray , Ann. and Mag. N. H. x.
256. A. Geoffroyii, Kuhl. ? A melanochir, Desm. ?

a . Adult. Tropical America. — Presented by Capt. E.
Belcher, R.N., C.B.

b. Young. Tropical America.— Presented by Capt. E.
Belcher, R.N., C.B.

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11

The Miriki. Brachyteles hypoxanthus. Ateles hypo-
xanthus, Kuhl. Pr. Maxim . Abbild. t. B. macrotar-
sus, Spix, t. 27.

a . Tropical America.

The Caparro or Negro Monkey. Lagothrix Hum-
boldtii, Geoff. Gray , Spic. Z. t. 1. Simia lagotricha,
Humb. Gastromargus infumatus, Spix, Braz . t. 29.

a. Male. Brazils.

b. Brazils. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

c. Paler. Brazils.

The Araguato or Brown Howler. Mycetes ursinus,
Pr. Max. Abb. t. Simia ursina, Humb. Reck. t. 30.
S. Guariba. Humb. M. fuscus, Kuhl; Spix , Braz.
t. 30.

a. Female. Reddish. Guiana.

b. Darker, blacker. Brazils.

The Golden Howler. Mycetes Seniculus, Kuhl. Simia
Seniculus, Linn. Royal Monkey, Penn. Alouate, Buff.
H. N. xv. 5. Supp. vii. t. 25. Audeb . t. 7.

a. b. c. Adult males. Brazils.

The Caraya or Black Howler. Mycetes Caraya. Simia
Caraya, Humb. M. niger, Pr. Max . Abbild. t. M.
barbatus, Spix, Braz. t. 32, 33. Ouarine, Cuv.

| a. Male. Brazils.

The Guariba or Yellow-handed Howler. Mycetes
Beelzebub Simia Beelzebul, Linn. Ouarine, Buffon .
M. discolor, Spix, Braz . t. 34. M. rufimanus, Kuhl,
Diet. Sci. Nat. xlix. t.

a . Brazils.

The Tufted Capuchin. Cebus cirrifer, Geoff. ; Pr. Max,
Abbild . t. Simia cirrifera, Humb. ; Mam . Lithog. t.

a. Brazils. — Presented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.

b . and c. ? Young. Brazils.

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The Kaite or Horned Capuchin. Cebus fatuellus, ErxL
Pr. Max. Abhild . t. Simia fatuellus, Linn. Buffon,
Supp. vii. t. 29. Audeb. f. 1.
a. and b. Males. Brazils.

c. Female.

d. Young ?

The Capuchin. Cebus Apella, ErxL Simia Apella, Linn.
Mas. Adolph. Fred. t. 1. Buffon, H. N. xv. t. 4.
Audeb . f. 2. Menag . Mas. t,

a. and c. Brazils ?

b. Young.

The -? Cebus.——?

a. Brazils.

The Hierang or Yellow-chested Capuchin, Cebus xan-
thosternon, Pr. Max. Abbild. t. C. xanthocephalus?
a Spix, Braz. t. 3. ?
a. and b. Brazils.

The Sai or Weeper. Cebus Capucinus, Erxl. Simia
Capucina, Linn. Mas. A. F. t. 2. Buff. H. N. xv. t. 8.
C. cucullatus, Spix , Braz. t. 6. ?
a. Brazils.

The White-headed Sapagou. Cebus hypoleucus, Geoff.

Buffon , H. N. xv. t. 9. Simia hypoleuca, Humb. ?
a. and b. C. America. — Presented by Capt. E. Belcher5
R.N., C.B.

The Yellow Sapagou. Cebus gracilis, Spix, Braz. t. 5 .

Cebus flavus, I. Geoff. ?
a. Female. Brazils.

The Golden-handed Sapagou. Cebus chrysopus, F.

Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t.
a. Brazils ?

The Tee Tee. Callithrix sciureus, Kuhl. Simia
sciurea, Linn. Lemur leucopis, Herm. Saimiri, Buff
fon , H. N. xv. t. 51. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. and c. Back pale. e. In spirits. Brazils.

b. Male ; d. Female. Back rufous. Brazils.

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IS

The Sahuassu or Masked Tee Tee. — Callithrix per-
sonatus, Kuhl ; Pr. Max. 102, 41. Abb. t. Spix,
Braz . t. 12.

a. b. and d. Forehead and hands black. Brazils. — Pre-
sented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.

c. Young. Head and tail grey, like the back; forehead
with only a few black hairs. Brazils.

TheOiABAssu or White-handed Tee Tee. Callithrix
Moloch, Geoff. Cebus Moloch, Hoffm. Spix , Bayer .
Ahad. 1813. t. 17.

a. Forehead and hands black. Brazils.

b. Young. Head, tail, and hands like the back. Brazils ?

The Collared Tee Tee. Callithrix torquatus, Hoffm.
Cal. torquatus, C. lugens, and C. amictus, Geoff. Spix ,
Braz. t. IS. C. infulatus, Licht.?

a. Br. Guiana. — From Mr. Schomburgk’s Collection.

b. Throat redder. Brazils.

The Cuxio or Bearded Saki. Brachyurus Satanas,
Cebus Satanas, Hoffm. Humb. Rec . t. 27. S. chiropotes,
Humb. S. sagulata, Trail. Wern. Trans, hi. t. ? Br,
Israelita, Spix, Braz. t. 7. Chiropotes couxio, Lesson.

a. Br. Guiana.

b. c. Br. Guiana. — Presented by the Royal Geographical
Society.

The Yarke. Pithecia irrorata, Gray, Voy. Sulph. t.

a. Brazils.

The Black Yarke. Pithecia leucocephala, Geoff.
Simia leucocephala, Audeb . vi. f. 2. S. Pithecia,
Schreb. ; Buff. H. N. xv. t. 12. Voy. Sulph. t.

a. Hair of forehead whitish (faded?).

b. and c. Hairs of forehead yellow. Brazils.

The Whiskered Yarke. Pithecia pogonias, Gray,
Ann. and Mag. N . H. x. 256. Voy. Sulph. t.

a. b. and d. Male ; c. Female. Brazils.

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The Douroucouli. Nyctipithecus trivirgatus, Gray,
Ann . and Mag. N. H. x. 256 . Simia trivirgata, Humb.
Rech. t. 28 . N. vociferans, Spix, Braz. t. 19. N. du-
ruculi, Lesso?i. N. Humboldtii, Schinz; Mam. Lithog.t .

a. Brazils.

The Vitoe. Nyctipithecus felinus, Spix, Braz. t. 18.
Cheirogaleus Commersonii, Vigors and Horsf. Zool.
Jour.

a. Brazils.

b. Black streak and spot on forehead not so distinct.
Santa Fe de Bogota.

The Marmoset. Jacchus vulgaris, Geoff. Pr. Max.
Abbild. t. Simia Jacchus, Linn. Edw. Gl. t. 218.
Buff. H. N. xv. t. 14. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. In spirits.

b. c. Brazils.

d. Brazils. —Presented by S. Smith, Esq,

The Gnick Gnick or Black-eared Marmoset. Jacchus
penicillatus, Geoff. Pr. Max . Abbild. t. Spix. Braz.
t. 26.

a. Forehead with a rhombic white spot. Brazils.

b . Forehead with a streak above the spot. Brazils.

The White-eared Marmoset. Jacchus auritus, Geoff.

a. and b . Brazils. — Presented by Lord Stuart de Roth-
say.

The Tamarin. Jacchus Midas. Simia Midas, Linn.
Edw. Birds , iv. t. 196. Buffon , H. N. xv. t. 13.

Midas rufimanus, Geoff. M. Tamarin, Lesson .

a. ? In spirits.

b. and c. Brazils.

The Black Tamarin. — Jacchus Tamarin. Cebus Tama-
rin, Link. Beytr. ii. 63. Saguinus Ursula, Hoffm. Buf-
fon, H. N. Supp. vii. t. 32. Mam . Lithog. t.

a . b. and c. Brazils.

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15

The White-whiskered Tamarin. Jacchus labiatus,
Desm. Midas labiata, Geoff. Ann. Mus. xix. 121.
M. nigricollis, M. fuscicollis, and M. mvstax. Spur,
Braz . t. 20, 21, 22. ? according to Temm,

a. Young? Brazils,

The Marikina. Jacchus Rosalia. Simia Rosalia, Linn.
Buff on, H. N. xv. t. 16. Pr. Max. Abbild. t. Mam.
Lithog. t. Leonpithecus Marikina, Lesson.

a. In spirits. Brazils.

b. Brazils. — Presented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.
i c. and d. Brazils.

The Pinche. Jacchus CEdipus, Desm . Simia (Edipus,
Linn. Edw. Birds, iii. t. 195. Buff on, H. N. xv. t,
17. Spix, Braz. t. 23 and 24. f. 1.? CEdipus Titi,
Lesson.

a. Brazils.

Fam. 3. LEMURIDiE. Cases 20 to 23.

The Ruffed Lemur. Lemur Macaco, Linn. Mam.
Lithog. t. Buffon, H. N. xiii. t. 27. Audeb . 16. f. 5.

a. and b. Adult, c. Young. Madagascar.

The Ring-tailed Macauco. Lemur Catta, Linn. Edw.
Birds, iv. 1. 197. Mus. Lever, t. 11. Buffon, H. N. xiii.
t. 22.

a. Madagascar.

b. Skeleton,

The Red Lemur. Lemur ruber, Peron : Geoff. Bennett ,
Gard. Z. S. 148.

a. and b. Madagascar.

The White-fronted Macauco. Lemur albifrons, Geoff.
Walch. Naturf. viii. t. 1. Mam. Lithog. t. Bennett ?
Toner Men. 151 ; G. Z . S . 299. fig.

a. Madagascar. — Presented by Gen. Thos. Hardwicke-

b. Madagascar.

Said to be the females of the next.

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LEMURHLE.

The Black-fronted Macauco. Lemur nigrifrons, Geoff 1
Bennett , G. Z. S . SOI. fig. ? Lemur Simia-Sciurus,
Schreb . from Petiver, Gaz. t. 17. f. 53.

a . and 6. Madagascar, c. Skull of 6.

The Crowned Macauco. Lemur coronatus, Gray ,
awe? Mag. N. IT x. 257.

a. Madagascar.

The Propithece. — Propithecus diadem a, Bennett . Proc.
Z. Soc . Macromerus typicus, A Smith , S'. Afr. Jour . n.

a. Madagascar. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

The Loris. Loris gracilis, Geoff \ Audeb . M. f. 2. Lemur
tardigradus, Schreb . t. 38. Lemur loris, Zimm. Lemur
Ceylonicus, Fischer , Maki , t. 7, 8, 9 and 18. Buffon ,
H. Af. xiii. t. 30. Shaw, Zool. 1. 1. 31. $e5a, i. t. 35.

f. 1, 2.

a. In spirits.

5. Ceylon.— Presented by the Earl of Derby.

c. d. and f. Ceylon, g. Skull of c.

c. Ceylon.— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

The Kukang. Nycticebus Javanicus, Geoff. Loris tar-
digradus, Raffles, L . Trans . xiii. 247. Bennett , Gard.
Zool. Soc . 139. fig.

a. Java. Presented by the East India Company.

6. and e?. Sumatra. — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

c. Young? Greyer. Singapore.

The Indri or Avahi. — Indris laniger, Fischer ; Lemur
laniger, Gmelin ; Maki a bourre, Sonnerat , t. 89. Lemur
lanatus, Schreb . Indri longicaudatus, Geoff. L. brun-
neus, Link ; Semnocebus Avahi, Lesson ; Avahi, Jour-
dan, t.

a. Madagascar.

The Little Cheirogale. Cheirogaleus Smithii, Gray ,
Ann. and Mag . N. H. x. t. 257. Cheirogaleus minor,
Geoff.?

a . Madagascar. — -From M. Verreaux* Collection.

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The Spectacle Cheirogale. Cheirogaleus typicus,
A . Smith. S. Afr. Jour . n. Ch. medius, Geoff. ?

a. Madagascar. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

The Senegal Galago. Galago Senegalensis. Lemur
Galago, Schreh. t. 38. B. Geoff. Ann. Mus. xix. 166.
Mag. Ency. f. 1. Audeb. M. f. 1. G.Geoffroyii,F7sc^er.

a. Gambia, Western Africa.

Black Galago. Galago Alleni, Waterh. Proc . Zool .
Soc. 1837, 87.

a. Fernando Po. b. Its skull.— Presented by Thomas
Thomson, Esq., R.N.

The Little Galago. Galago minor, Gray , Ann. and
Mag. N. H. 1842, 257. Rat de Madagascar, Buffon,
H. N. SuppL Ency . t. 20 ? Galago Madagascariensis,
Geoff. ? Lemur murinus, Penn. ? Gmel. ? L„ pusillus,
Geoff A

a. Madagascar. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

Fam. 4. GALEOPITHECIDiE. Case 23.

The Colugo. Galeopithecus volans, Shaw, Zool. t. 38.
Lemur volans, Linn. G. Ternatensis, Desm. G. rufus,
Audeb. M. f. 1. G. variegatus, Geoff. G. Philippinensis,
Waterh . Proc. Zool. Soc. 1838, 119?

a. b. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.
c. d. e. Java?

/. Skeleton, g. and h. Skull.

Fam. 5. VESPERTILIONIDtE. Cases 24 to 29.

A. Istiophori. a. Phyllostomina.

The Indian Rhinopome. Rhinopoma Hardwickii, Gray,
Zool. Misc.

a. Grey brown above, yellowish beneath. Madras. — Pre-
sented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
c. Dry ; o. in spirits. Yellow brown above and yellow
beneath. India. — Presented by Gen. Hardwicke.

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b. Dry ; h. in spirits. Grey brown. Madras. — Presented
by Walter Elliot, Esq.

e. f. and g . In spirits. Grey brown. India. Bengal.—
Presented by Gen. Hardwicke.

d . and i . Dry. Grey brown. Calcutta.

k. In spirits. Grey brown. India. — From the Museum of
the Asiatic Society of Calcutta.

l. and m. Grey brown. India. — Pres, by James Reid, Esq.

n. Skull. India. Presented by W. Elliot, Esq.

The Egyptian Rhinopome. — -Rhinopoma microphylla,
Geoff 1 Diet . Sc. Nat . xlv. t. Vespertilio microphyllus,
Brunn . Cab. Copenh. 50. t. 6. f. 1 — 4.

a. and b. Adult, c. and d. Young. Egypt.— Presented
by Dr. Turnbull Christie.

The Sturnira. Sturnira Spectrum, Grayf Ann. and
Mag. N. H . 1842, 257.

a. Female. In spirits. Tropical America. Brazils.

b. Dry. Brazils.

The Jamaica Arctibeus. Arctibeus Jamaicensis, Leach.
Linn . Trans, xm. 75. Phyllostoma Jamaicensis, Horsf.
Zool. Jour. hi. 236 , t.

a. Dry (and i. skull). Jamaica. — Presented by J. S. Red-
man, Esq.

b. Young, dry (with skull). Jamaica. — Presented by
W. Lewis, Esq.

Medateus Lewisii, Leach. Linn. Trans, xm.

c. Pale brown, in spirits. Female. Cuba. — Presented by
W. S. MacLeay, Esq.

d. Dark brown, in spirits. Male. Cuba. — Presented by
W. S. MacLeay, Esq.

e. and f. Dark brown, in spirits. Females. Cuba. —
Presented by W. S. MacLeay, Esq.

g. Large, darker, in spirits. Brazils.

h. Young, bad condition, no skull.

k. Adult. Brazils.

The Fringe-lipped Arctibeus. Arctibeus fimbriatus,
Gray , Mag. Z. and Bot. n. 5.

a. and c . Brazils.

b. Acapulco.

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The W Arty-chinned Arctibeus. Arctibeus verrucatus.

a . . S. America.

Sickle Arctibeus. Arctibeus falcatus, Gray , Ann . and
Mag. N. H. 1838.

a. In spirits. Cuba. — Presented by W. S. MacLeay, Esq.

The Pale Vampire. Vampyrus Spectrum, Leach. Ves-
pertilio Spectrum, Linn. Seha , i. t. 58. f. 1. Vamp,
sanguisuga, Lesson. Phyllostoma Spectrum, Geoff.
Ann. Mus. xv. t. 11. f. 4.

a. Male, and b. its skull. Jamaica. Presented by J. S.
Redman, Esq.

1 The Javelin Phyllostome. Phyllostoma. hastatum,
Geoff. Ann. Mus. xv. t. 11. Phyll. maximum, Pr.
Max. Abbild. t. Vesp. hastatus, Pallas. — Buffon , H. N.
xiii. t. 33. Vesp. perspicillatus, Schreb.t. 46, a. Pte-
ropus hastatus, Erxl. Javelin Bat, Penn. t. 30. f. 4.

1 a. Male. Black, under side bright rufous. Brazils.

b. Female. Back rufous, beneath rather grey. Brazils.

I c. Male. Back blackish, beneath grey. Brazils.

j d. Female. Brazils.

' e. In spirits. Brazils. — Presented by Capt. E. Belcher,
R.N., C.B.

? f. Brazils. — Presented by John Chant, Esq.

! The Sooty Phyllostome. Phyllostoma fuliginosum.
Gray , Mag. Zool. and Bot. ii. 6.

a. Male. South America. — Presented by Sir Everard
Home, Bart.

i Children’s Phyllostome. Phyllostoma Childreni,
Gray, Mag. Zool. and Bot. ii. 6.

a. S. America. — Presented by J. G. Children, Esq.

The Soricine Phyllostome. Phyllostoma soricinum,
Fischer ; Gray , M. Z. and B. ii. 6. Vampyrus sorici-
nus, Spix, Braz. t. 36, f. 2 — 6.

i a. and b. In spirits. Male. Jamaica, West Indies. —
Presented by Thomas Bell, Esq.

I c. In spirits. Blackish. Male.

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VESPERTILIONIDiE.

Bennett’s Phyllostome. Phyllostomus Bennettii,
Gray , Mag. Zool . and Bot. n. 6.
a. . S. America.

Long-leaved Phyllostome. Phyllostoma lanceolatum,
Temm. Mss. P. Max. Abbild . t.
a. ■ S. America.— From the Leyden Museum.

Elongated Phyllostome. Phyllostoma elongatum,
Gray, Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842, 252. P. brevi-
caudatum, Pr. Max. Abbild. t. ? ?
a. — . Brazils.

The Cavern Bat. Brachyphylla cavernarum, Gray ,
Proc. Zoo/. A$bc. ii. 123. Mag. Z. and Bot. u. 7. Vesp.
cavernarum, Guilding’s Mss.
a. and b. In spirits. Male and female. St. Vincent’s,
West Indies. — From the Rev. Lansdown Guilding’s
Collection.

c. In spirits. Male. Cuba.— Presented by W. S. Mac-
Leay, Esq.

Large-eared Phyllophore. Phyllophora megalotis,
Gray, Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842, 257.
a. In spirits. Male. Brazils.

Black Phyllophore. Phyllophora nigra.
a. In spirits. Male.
h. Dry. Brazils.

West Indian Phyllophore. Phyllophora amplexicau-
data, Gray , Mag. Zool. and Bot. n. 8. Glossophaga
amplexicaudata, Spix , Braz. t. 36. f. 4.
a. and b. Inspirits. Male and female. West Indies. —
Presented by Thomas Bell, Esq.

c. In spirits. Male. Jamaica. — Presented by Thomas
Bell, Esq.

d. In spirits. Female.

The Soricine Bloodsucker. Glossophaga soricina,
Geoff. Gray , Mag. Z. and Bot. ii. 8. Vesper tilio
soricinus, Pallas, Misc. t. 5. Sp. Zool. hi. t. 3, 4.
Leaf Bat, Pennant. Edw . Birds , t. 201. f. 1.
a. and b. In spirits. Jamaica, West Indies. — Presented
by Thomas Bell, Esq.

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Redman’s Leaf-nosed Bat. Monophyllus Redmani,
Leach , Linn . Trans. 's. hi. 76. ?GIossophaga caudifera,
Geoff. Mem. Mus, iv. 418, t. 17.

a. Bad state, no feet, no ears. b. Its skull. Jamaica.
— Presented by J. S. Redman, Esq.

Geoffroy’s Tailless Bat. Anoura Geoffroyi, Gray ,
Mag. Z. and Bot . n. 8. Glossophaga ecaudata, Geoff.
Mem. Mus. iv. t. 18. B. Pr . Max. Abbild. t.
a. Brazils.

Lyre-nosed Broad-winged Bat. Megaderma Lyra,
Geoff. Ann. Mus. xv. t. 12.

a. and b. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Com-
pany.

c. India (dried, not stuffed). — Presented by General
Thomas Hardwicke.

d. e. 1. and m. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
M. Carnatica, W. Elliot , Madras Jour. Sci . x.

f. Young, bad state ; and l. m. n. Skulls. Madras. —
Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
h. i. and Jc. In spirits. India. Bengal. — Presented by
General Thomas Hardwicke.

The Cordate Bat. Megaderma Spasma, Geoff. Ann.
Mus. xv. t. 12. Vespertilio Spasma, Linn. Seba , t. 56,
f. 1. M. trifolium, Geoff. Ann. Mus. xv. t. 12. V.
lanceolata, Deschamp Mss.

a. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

b. c. d. and e. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.
f. Singapore.

The African Leaf Bat. Lavia frons, Gray , Mag. Zool.
and Bot. n. 8. Megaderma frons, Geoff. Ann. Mus.
xv. 192, xx. t. 1. La feuille, Daub. Mem . Acad. Par.
1759, 374.

a. b. and c. West Africa, Gambia.

b. Rhinolophina.

The Yellowish Ariteus. Ariteus flavescens, Gray ,
Mag. Z. and B. n. 9. Istiophorus flavescens, Gray ,
Zool. Misc. 37.

a. In spirits. — Old collection.

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The Smaller Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus Hippo-
sideros, Geoff.; Leach, Z. Misc. 1. 121. Rh. bihastatus,
Geoff. Ann . Mus . t. 5. Tern. Monog . 34. Vesper-
tilio minutus, Montag. Linn. Trans, ix. t. 18. f. 6. V.
ferrum equinum, (3. Gmel. Noctilio hipposideros,
Bechst. Petit fer a cheval, Danh. Buffon , H. N.v. t. 20.
R. hippocrepis, Herm . — Selys. F. B. t. 2. f. 2.

a. Dry. (Not in good state.) Devonshire, England. — Pre-
sented by Dr. W. E. Leach.

b. c. d. and e. In spirits. Devonshire. — Presented by

Dr. W. E. Leach.

f. and g. In spirits. Female, and very young. Devon-
shire.—Presented by Dr. Leach.

The Larger Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus ferrum
equinum, Leach , Zool. Misc. iii. 2. Vespertilio ferrum
equinum, Schreb. t. 62. Rh. unihastatus, Geoff. Ann.
Mus. xx. 261, t. 5. Daub. Mem. Acad. Par. 1759, t. 2.
f. 4. Buffon , H. N. viii. t. 12. f. 2. Selys. F. Belg.
2. f. 1.

a. and b. Dry, in very bad condition. England.

c. and e. In spirits. Females. Turin. — Presented by
Professor Bonelli.

d. Europe. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Large-leaved Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus
megaphyllus, Gray , Proc. Zool. Soc. hi. 52.

a. In spirits. New Holland. — Pres, by G. Bennett, Esq.

b. Dry, in bad state. Peel’s River, Moreton Bay, N. Hol-
land. From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Black Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus morio. Gray ,
Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842, 2 57.

a Singapore.

Nepal Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus tragatus, Hodg-
son, Jour. A. S. Beng.

a. b. c. In spirits. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

Cape Horse-shoe Bat. Rhinolophus Capensis, Licht.
Doub. 4. R. GeofFroyii, A. Smith , Zool . Jour. iv.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by M. Jourdan.

b. and c. C. of G. Hope. — From Dr. Krauss's Collection.

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HORT-FACED HoRSE-SHOE Bat. RhINOLOPHUS clivOSUS,

Cretzschm . Ruppell , Atlas , 47, t. 18.

, N. Africa. — From the Frankfort Museum.

’oxy Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros fulvus, Gray , Mag.
Zool. and Bot. ii. 10. R. fulgens, W. Elliot , Madras
Jour . x. 99.

. India, Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

Iouse -coloured Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros mu-
rinus, Gray , Mag . Zool. and Bot . n. 10. R. murinus,
R7. Elliot, Madras Jour. x. 99.

, and b. (Very bad state.) c. d. and e . Skulls. India,
Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

'wo-coloured Horse-shoe Bat.' PIipposideros bicolor.
Rhinolophus bicolor, Temm. Monog. ii. 18. t. 32. f.
9, 10.

, and b. Java.-— From the Leyden Museum.

picillated Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros apiculatus,
Gray , Mag. Zool. and Bot. ii. 10. R. speoris, W.
Elliot , Madras Jour. x. 98.

. b. c. and d. Dry. f. In spirits. India, Madras. —
Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

Tail bone withdrawn from membrane. Madras. —

Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

Tasked Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros larvatus, Gray ,
Mag. Zool. and Bot. ii. 11. Rhinolophus larvatus,
Horsf. Zool. Java , t. Temm. Mon. ii. 22.

, Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.
f and g. Tail bones withdrawn from membrane. Java.
d. and e. Rather darker beneath.

encilled Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros penicillatus,
Gray , Mag. Z. and Bot. n. 11.

. In spirits. Madras. — Pres, by Walter Elliot, Esq.

avanese Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros vulgaris,
Gray , Mag. Zool. and Bot. ii. 11. Rhinolophus vul-
garis, Horsf. Java , t. 7. f. 3. R. insignis, var. Temm.
Mon . ii. 15.

. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

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Noble Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros nobilis, Gray , :
Mag. Zool. and Bot. n. 11. Rhinolophus nobilis, Horsf.
Z. Java , t. Temm. Monog. n. 10. t. 28. t. 32, f. 1,2. 1
a. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

Hodgson’s Horse-shoe Bat. Hipposideros armiger.

Rhinol. armiger, Hodgson , J. A. S . Beng.
a . b. c. In spirits. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodg-,l
son, Esq.

The Three-toothed Asellia. Asellia tridens. Hippo-
sideros tridens, Gray , Mag . Z. and Bot . n. 11. Rhinolo-
phus tridens, Geoff. Desc . Egypt, t. 2. Ann. Mus. xx. t. 5.

a. b. and c. Dry; and m. Skulls. Egypt. — Presented by (
Dr. Turnbull Christie.

e . f. g. and l. In spirits. Egypt. — Presented by M. ;
Lefebvre, of Paris.

h. and i. In spirits, (bad state). Egypt. — Presented by '
James Burton, Esq.

k. Egypt. From the Leyden Museum.

B. Anistiophori. c. Vespertilionid^:.

Egyptian Nycteris. Nycteris Thebaica, Geoff. Desc . •
Egypt, t. 1. f. 2. Ann. Mus. xx. t. 1. Vespertilio his- }
pidus, Schreb. Nyc. Geoffroyii, Temm.

a . Egypt. — From the Frankfort Museum.

Damarha Nycteris. Nycteris Damarensis.

a. S. Africa, Damarha country. — From Capt. Sir James
Alexander’s Collection.

Fernando Po Nycteris. Nycteris Poensis.

a. Africa, Fernando Po. — Presented by Capt. Edw.
Downes, R.N.

Kuhl’s Petalia. Petalia Javanica, Gray , Mag. Z. and
B. ii. 12. Vesp. pollicaris, Beschamp Mss. Nycteris
Javanica, Geoff. Ann. Mus. xx. t. 1. N. Kuhlii, Temm.

a. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

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The Australian Nyctophile. Nyctophilus GeofFroyii,
Leach , Linn. Trans . xm. 78.? Temm . Monog. n. t.
34. (bad.) Gray , Mag. Z. and B. n. 12. Barbastellus
Pacificus, Gray , Zoo) . Misc. i. 88.

a. In spirits. — From Mr. Stutchbury’s Collection.

b. In spirits^-v^^^^^i^^T

c. In spirits. Nose-leaf smaller ? Western Australia.
— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. g. and h . Dry. New Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

f. Western Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

i. Larger. Western Australia.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

The Barbastelle. — Barbastellus communis, Gray ,
Mag. Zool . and Bot. n. 13. Barbastelle, Daubenton ,
Mem. Acad . Par . 1759, t. 2. f. 8. Vesp. Barbastellus,
Schreb. B. Daubentonii, Bell , Brit. Quad. Geoff. Ann.
Mus. viii. t. 46. 48. Selys , F. Belg. t. 1. f. 9.

a. Dry. Europe.

b. Dry. (Bad condition). England.

Plecotus ?

a. (Bad state.) ? ?

Common Long-eared Bat. — Plecotus communis, Lesson.
Oreillard, Daub. Mem. Acad. Par. 1 759, f. 1, 2. Ves-
pertilio auritus, Linn. Plecotus brevimanus, Jenyns ,
Linn. Trans, xvi. t. 1. f. 2. Edw. Birds , t. 201.

a . b. and c. In spirits. London.

e. f. g. i. and o. England.

1. m. and n. Europe. From the Leyden Museum.

o. p. Young, in spirits. (Europe?)

Egyptian Long-eared Bat. — Plecotus Christii, Gray ,
Mag. of Zool. and Bot. n. 13. P. leucomelas, Riippell,
Atlas , t. 28. b. ?

a. Dry. North Africa. — Presented by Dr. Turnbull
Christie.

b. In spirits. Egypt. — Presented by Sir J. Gardner

Wilkinson.

c

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VESPERTILIONID^E.

The Long-spurred Romicia. Romicia calcarata, Gray ,
Mag . Zool. and Bot. n. 13.

a . In spirits. 1 Old collection.

, The Whiskered Bat. Vespertilio mystacinus, Leisler .

'*Kuhl, Wetter . Ann. iv. BeW, Bn£. Qwac?. 50 fig.

a . Devonshire.— Presented by W. E. Leach, M.D.

5. In spirits. Male. Cambridgeshire.— Presented by the
Rev. Leonard Jenyns.

, D^jjbenton’s Bat. Vespertilio Daubentonii, Leisler .
fJUy* ^ A^uhl, Wetter. Ann . iv. t. 25. f. 1 .Head. Selys , jF. Z?e£g.

l. f. 2. Bell , 5. Quad. 47. fig. V. emarginatus,
Jenyns , B. Vert.—Bonap. F . It. t. Temm . ikf. ii. t. 50.
f. 5, 6.

a. 5. c. Scotland, Aberdeen Cathedral. — Presented by
John Macgillivray, Esq.

Prince Charles Bat. Vespertilio Caroli, Temm. Mo-
nog. ii. 237. Gray, Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1$42, 258.

a. Beneath grey. N. America. — From Mr. Drummond’s
Collection.

b. Beneath yellowish. N. America.— From Mr. Drum-
mond’s Collection.

The Wall Bat. Vespertilio muricola, Hodgson, Zool .
Nep. t.

a. In spirits. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Blepote. Trilatitus blepotis, Gray, Ann. and Mag.
N. H. 1842, 258. Vespertilio blepotis, Temm. Monog.
ii. 212. t. 53. f. 1, 2.

a. Timor. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Lowo-manir. Trilatitus Horsfieldii. Vespertilio
trilatitius, Horsf. Zool. Java , not Temm.

a . Java.- — Presented by the East India Company.

h. Young. (Not in good state.) India.

The Large-eared Bat. Myotis murinus, Gray, Ann. and
Mag. N. H. 1842, 258. Vesp. murinus, Geoff. Ann.
Mus. viii. t. 47, 48. (not Linn.) Bell, B. Quad. 37. fig.
Daubenton , Mem. Acad. Par. 1759. t. 1. f. 1. Buffon,
H . N. viii. t. 20. Bonap. F. Ital. t. Selys, F. Belg.

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t. 1. f. 6. V. myotis, Bechst, V. submurinus,
Brehm. ?

, Hamburg. — Presented by John Edw. Gray, Esq.

. England.

, (Bad condition.) Europe. — From the Leyden Museum.

Iechstein’s Bat. Myotis Bechsteinii, Gray , Ann , and
Mag , N, H . 1842, 258. Vespertilio Bechsteinii, Lets-
1 ler , Kuhl, Wetter . Aw. iv. t. 22. Selys, F, Belg.t, 1. f. 7.

! Bell , Quad, 40. fig. Temm, M . n. t. 50. f. 1, 2.

. New Forest, Hampshire. — Presented by Dr. W. E.
Leach.

Batterer’s Bat. Myotis Nattereri, Gray , Bwra. and
Mag, N, H, 1842, 258. Vespertilio Nattereri, Kuhl ,
Wetter, Ann, iv. t. 2, 3. Head, Selys , jF. Belg, 1. 1. f. 5.
Bell , Z?n£. 42. fig. Temm, M, n. t. 50. f. 3, 4.

. and 5. England, near London.

'he Kerivoula. Kerivoula picta, Gray, Ann, and Mag,
N , H, 1842, 258. Vespertilio pictus, Pallas, V. Keri-
voula, Bodd. Muscardin volant, Daubenton, Buff,
H, N. x. t. 20. f. 3. Seba , i. t. 56. f. 2. Temm, M%
ii. t. 56. f. 1.

. Adult, b. Young. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East
India Company.

, and d. Half grown. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

'he Nepal Kerivoula. Kerivoula formosa. Vespertilio
formosus, Hodgson , P, Z, S, 1836. 46. Zool, Nep, t.

. In spirits. Without skull. Nepal.* — Presented by B.
H. Hodgson, Esq.

ykes’s Kerivoula. Kerivoula Sykesii.

.India, Calcutta. — Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

'he Javanese Kerivoula. Kerivoula trilatitoides. Ves-
pertilio trilatitius, Temm, Monog, n. 228. t. 57. f. 1. 4.
(not Horsf.)

b. c, Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

Iardwicke’s Kerivoula. Kerivoula Hardwickii. Vesp.
Hardwickii, Horsf, Z, J,

. Java. — Presented by the India Company.

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The Fernando Po Kerivoula. Kerivoula Poensis,
Gray , Ann. and Mag . N. H . 1842.

a . Fernando Po.— -Presented by Thomas Thompson,
Esq., R.N.

The Grey Kerivoula. Kerivoula grisea, Gray, Ann .
and Mag. N. H. 1842, 258.

a. Male. Inspirits. — — - — -? ?

The Brazilian Kerivoula. Kerivoula Brasiliensis, Gray,
Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1843.

a. Brazils.

The Natale. Natalus stramineus, Gray , Mag. Zool. and
Bot. ii. 14. Vesper tilio longicaudatus, Gray , Brit. Mus.

a. In spirits. South America.

b. N. America, St. Bias.

The Serotine. Scotophilus serotinus, Gray , Mag. Z.
and B. n. 15. Vespertilio serotinus, Schreb . Bell , B.
Quad , 34. 36. Jig. V. Noctula, Geoff. Ann. Mus. vm..
t. 47, 48. Le Serotine, Daub. Acad. Par. 1759. t. 2. f.
2. Buffon , H. N. vm. t. 18. f. 2. Bonap. F. Ital. t.

a. England, near London. — Presented by W. E. Leach,
M.D.

b. c. d. e.f. Europe. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Parti-coloured Bat. Scotophilus discolor, Gray ,
Mag. Z. and B. n. 15. Vespertilio discolor, Kuhl ,
Wett. Ann. iv. t. 25. f. 2. Bell, Brit. Quad. 21, 22.
fig.

a. Plymouth, England. — Presented by W. E. Leach, M.D.

The Hairy-armed Bat. Scotophilus Leisleri, Gray ,
Mag . Z. and B. 15. Vespertilio Leisleri, Kuhl. Bell,
Brit. Quad. 18. 20. fig. V. dasycarpos, Leisler Mss.

a. England. — Presented by W. E. Leach, M.D.

The Bat. Scotophilus murinus, Gray, Mag. Z. and B.
ii. 15. Vespertilio murinus, Linn. V. pipistrellus,
Schreb. Geoff. Ann. Mus. vm. t. 47, 48. Bell , Brit.
Quad. 23-30, fig. Bonap. F. Ital. t. Daubent . Mem.
Acad. 1759, t. 1. f. 3. Buffon, H . N. vm. t. 19.

a. d. e. and /. England.

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b. Dusky. N. Europe, Hamburg. — Presented by J. E.
Gray, Esq.

c. Brown. North of Scotland.— Presented by W. E.
Leach, M.D.

g. and h. Brownish, Europe. — From the Leyden Museum,
i. Blackish. Madeira. — Presented by O. Blewitt, Esq.
k. Very young, bones of skull not hardened. Dartmoor,
Devonshire. — Presented by W. E. Leach, M.D.

Vesper tilio pygmseus, Leach , ZooL Jour . in. t. Bell, B .
Quad . 31. fig.

The Sooty Scotophile. Scotophilus fuliginosus. Ves-
pertilio fuliginosa, Hodgson, P . Z . S. 1836, 46. ZooL
Nep. t.

a. b. c. In spirits. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

The Indian Bat. Scotophilus Hodgsoni.
a. India, Calcutta.— Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

The Lobed Scotophile. Scotophilus lobatus. Vesper-
tilio lobatus. Gray , Illust . Ind . ZooL t.

a . India.— Presented by General Hardwicke.

d. In spirits. India. — Presented by General Hardwicke.

b. c . In spirits. Young and small. — Presented by Ge-
neral Hardwicke.

The Madras Bat. Scotophilus Maderaspatanus.
a . India, Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Australian Bat. Scotophilus morio, Gray , App.
Grey's NarraU 40 5,

а . d. and e . Brownish. Van Diemen’s Land.— From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

б. In spirits. Western Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

c. Greyish Black.

f. Sydney. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. Paler above and below. South Australia. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

h. Paler above and below. Western Australia, Perth. —
From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

Sc. australis. Gray , Grey s Narrat . App. 406.

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VESPERTILIONIDiE.

Gould’s Scotophile. Scotophilus Gouldii, Gray , App.
Grey’s Narrat. 405.

a. Beneath brownish. Van Diemen’s Land, Launceston.
— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

do River Hunter, Maitland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

e. Hinder part of back blackish, sides of abdomen grey.

N. S. W., Yarrundi. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.
e. and f. Young ; above and below grey black. Port Es-
sington.-— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Dwarf Bat. Scotophilus pumilus, Gray , App.
Greys Narrat. 11. 406.

a. c. and d. New Holland, Yarrundi. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

b. Liverpool Range. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

Capt. Grey’s Bat. Scotophilus Greyii.

a. and b. Australia, Port Essington. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

c. Female ; larger. Back and beneath brighter chestnut.
Port Essington. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Cuba Bat. Scotophilus Cubensis, Gray, Ann.
N. H . 1839. iv. 7.

a. In spirits. Female. Cuba. — Presented by W. S.

MacLeay, Esq.

MacLeay’s Bat. Scotophilus MacLeayii.
a. In spirits. Male. Cuba. — -Presented by W. S. Mac-
Leay, Esq.

Bell’s Bat. Scotophilus Bellii.

a. In spirits. West Indies. — Presented by Thomas Bell,
Esq., F.R.S.

Green’s Bat. Scotophilus Greenii.
a. In spirits. North America. — Presented by Jacob
Green, M.D.

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Temminck’s Noctule. Scotophilus Temminckii, Gray,
Mag . Z. and B . n. 15. Vespertilio Temminckii, Horsf.
Z. Java . (Young.) Vesp. Eelangeri, I. Geoff 1 Belanger ,
Voy.t. (Adult.) Temm. Monog . n. t. 47. f. 3. to 6.
a. India, Calcutta. — Presented by General Hardwicke.

5. Pale, brown beneath. Java.— Presented by the Hon.
East India Company.

c. Bright rufous beneath. Java. — From the Leyden
Museum.

The Falcated Noctule. Scotophilus falcatus.
a . and b. India.

Leach’s Noctule. Scotophilus Leachii, Gray , Mag .
Z. B . ii. 15. S. Kuhlii, Leach , Linn . Trans, xm. 72.

a. In spirits. Male. Adult.

5. In spirits. Male. Younger.

c. c?. e. In spirits. Females. India. — Presented by Gen.
T. Hardwicke.

The Foxy Noctule. Scotophilus fulvus.
a. Yellowish brown beneath. Java.

5. Yellowish beneath. Java.— Presented by Dr. R. K.
Greville.

c. India, Madras.

The Noctule. Noctulinia altivolans. N. proterus,
Gray , Ann . and Mag. N. H. 1842, 258. Vesp. Noc-
tula, Schreb. V. lasiopterus, Schreb. V. serotinus,
Geoff. V. proterus, AwA/. V. altivolans, White , Pd.

Bennett, 116.130. Jenyns, 127, fig. Bonap. Fauna Ital. t.
Great Bat, Peww. Bell , Qwad. 12 and 17, fig.

a. England, Tintagel Castle.

5. and c. England.

/. In spirits. Windsor. — Presented by G. R. Gray, Esq.

g. In spirits. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Rev. Leo-
nard Jenyns.

h. Europe. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Singapore Noctule. Noctulinia Malaccensis.
a. Singapore.

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Large-lipped Noctule. Noctulina labiata. Vesper-
tilio labiatus, Hodgson , P. Z. S. 1836* 46. Z. Nep . t.

a. In spirits, Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Red Hairy-tailed Bat. Lasiurus rufus. Vesp.
Lasiurus, Schreb. Ann . Mus. viii. t. 47.

a. America.

b. Inspirits, c. Skull. N. America. — ’Presented by W.S.
MacLeay, Esq.

The Powdered Hairy-tailed Bat. Lasiurus pruinosus.
Vespertilio pruinosus, Say , Dehay .

a . N. America.

b. In spirits. North America. — Presented by Dr. Jacob
Green.

c. d. and e. North America. — From Mr. Drummond’s
Collection.

The Cape Bat. Scotophilus Capensis. Vespertilio Ca~
pensis, A . Smith ? V. platycephalus, Temm . Mon . n.
a. and b. S. Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by
M. Jourdan.

The Pig-nosed Bat. Murina suillus, Gray , Ann. and
Mag . N. H. 1842, 259. Vespertilio suillus, Temm .
Monog . ii. 224. t. 56. f. 4, 5, 6.
a. India, Darjeling. — Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

d. Noctilionina.

The African Taphozous. TAPHOzousperforatus, Geoff.
Descrip. Egypt, t. 3. f. 1. Temm . Monog . n. 281. t.
60. f. 13. 15. Taph. Senegalensis, Geoff. (Dry) from
Lerot Volant, Daubenton , Acad . Sci. 1759, 389. T.
lepturus, Geoff.? Saccopteryx lepturus, Illiger , Vesp.
lepturus, Schreb . t. 57. V. marsupialis, Muller , Naturf.
19.

а. In spirits. Africa.

б. Africa. — From the United Service Museum,

c. and d. Isle of France.

Taph. Mauritianus, Geoff. Desc. Egypt , n. 127.?

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The Long-armed Taphozous. Taphozous longimanus,
Hardw. Lin . Trans . xiv. 529. t. 17. Temm . Mon. n.
289.

a. and b. In spirits. Males. India.— From the Museum
of the Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

The Naked-bellied Taphozous. Taphozous nudiven-
ter, Ruppell , Zool. Atlas , t. 27. f. 2, 3. Temm . Monog .

j ii. 280. t. 60. f. 10-12.

a. Africa, Nubia. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Black-bearded Taphozous. Taphozous melano-
pogon, Temm. Monog. ii. 287. t. 60. f. 8, 9.

7. Female ? Caves of Kannera. — Presented by the East
India Company.

The Javanese Taphozous. Taphozous saccolaimus,
Temm. Monog. n. 285. t. 60. f. 1-6.

1 7. and b. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Bull Dog Bat. Noctilio Americanus, Linn. Noc-
tilio unicolor, Pr. Max. Vesper tilio leporinus, Linn.
Schreb. t. 60. N. rufus, Spix, Braz. t. 35. f. 1.?

j Seba , i. t. 55. f. 1.

1 7. In spirits. Para. — Presented by the Lords of the Ad-
miralty.

The Striped Bull-Dog Bat. Noctilio mastivus. Ves-
pertilio mastivus, Vahl , Kiob. Selsk. Shriv. iv.t. 132. f. 7.
Noctilio dorsatus, Pr. Max. N. vittatus* Pr. Max.
Abbild. t. Pteropus leporinus, Erxleb. Young. N.

i albi venter, Spix. Braz. t. 36. f. 2 and 3.

1 1. Male, Brazils.

p. In spirits. Adult. Central America.

The Sheath-tailed Bat. Embalonura ?

|7. (Bad state.) ?

c 3

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VESPERTILIONIDiE.

The Mosia. Mosia nigrescens, Gray , Ann . and Mag.
N. H. 1843. Vespertilio canina, Pr. Max. Abbiid . t. ?
Embalonura canina, Temm. Monog. n. 298. ? ?

a. In spirits. South America. Presented by Captain
Sir E. Belcher, R.N. C.B.

The Mystacine. Mystacina tuberculata, Gray , Dieffenb.
Jour . App. 296. Vespertilio tuberculatus, G. Forster ,
Icon . in Z?r£tf. Afws. t. 1.

a. and New Zealand.

The Wrinkled-faced Epaulet Bat. Centurio senex,
Gray , A . arcd ilf. A. 17. 1842, 259. Voy . Sulph. t.

a. In spirits. Amboyna? — Presented by Captain Sir E.
Belcher, R.N. C.B.

MacLeay’s Fringe-nosed Bat. Chelonycteris Mac-
Leayii, Gray , and M. N. H. 1839. iv. 5. t. 1. f, 2.

a. and b . Male. In spirits. Cuba.— Presented by W. S.

MacLeay, Esq.
c . Female.

The Mormops. Mormoops Blainvillii, Leach , Zmw.
Trans . xm. 77. t. 7. Gray , Jmz. and M. N. H. iv. 3.

a. In spirits. Cuba. — Presented by W. S. MacLeay,

Esq.

5. S. America.

The Groove-cheeked Bat. Nyctinomus plicatus, Gray,
Mag*. Z. and B. ii. 18. Illust . /we?, Zoo7 t. Vesper-
tilio plicatus, Buchanan , Lira. Trans . v. t. 13. Nyc-
tinomus Bengalensis, Geoff. Nyct. dilatatus, Horsfield ,
Zool. Java , t. Temm. Monog. t. 19, 20. 23. f. 3. 16.

«. Dry and stretched. Java. — Presented by the Hon.

East India Company.

Nyctinomus tenuis, Horsf. Zool . Java , t.

5. Dry. c. 7./. and g. In spirits. Bengal. — Presented
by Gen. Thomas Hardwicke.
e. In spirits. India. — Presented by Dr. Buchanan Ha-
milton.

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35

Ruppell’s Groove-cheeked Bat. Nyctinomus Ruppellii,
Gray , Mag . Z. and B . n. 1 9. Dysopes Ruppellii, Temm.
Monog . i. 18. t. 23. f. 6. 8.?

a. Fernando Po ? — Presented by Capt. R. Downes, R.N.

b. Singapore ?

The Smaller Groove-cheeked Bat. Nyctinomus pumi-
lus. Dysopes pumilus, Ruppell , ZooL Atlas , t. 27. f. 1

a . N. Africa. Egypt.— From the Frankfort Museum.

The Murine Groove-cheeked Bat. Nyctinomus mu-
rinus, Gray , Griffith, A. K . v. 187. Molossus murinus,

! Fischer , $2/^. ?

a. Male. Jamaica. — -Presented by J. S. Redman, Esq.

The Large-eared Groove-cheeked Bat. Nyctinomus
macrotis, Gray , B. 1839. iv. 5. t. 1. f. 3.

p. In spirits. Female. Cuba. — - Presented by W. S.

MacLeay, Esq.

The Swift Flying Thick-lipped Bat. Molossus velox.
Lesson . Gray , Mag*. Z, and B. n. 19. iV. iL iv.

7. Dysopes velox, Temm . Monog . t. 22. f. 1.

2. In spirits. Male. Brazils ?

p. Inspirits. Male. St. Lucia, W. Indies. — Presented
by Miss R. Alexander.

The Sooty Thick-lipped Bat. Molossus fuliginosus,
Gray, Mag . Z. and B. ii. 19. Ann . N. H. iv. 7.
z. Bermuda. — Presented by Thomas Cottle, Esq.
b. In spirits. Jamaica. — Presented by Thomas Bell, Esq.
■ ?. In spirits. Portobello. — Presented by the Lords of
the Admiralty.

The Reddish Thick-lipped Bat. Molossus rufus, Geoff,
Ann. Mus . vi. 185. Dysopes rufus, Temm. Mon. 1. 1. 23.
1 f. 19. D. perotis, Pr. Max. Abbild. t. Ann. N. H. iv. 7.
i. In spirits. Female. Brazils.

The Ridge-nosed Tpiick-lipped Bat. Molossus tropi-
dorhynchus, Gray, Ann. N. H. 1839. iv. 6. M. velox,
Horsf.

i i. In spirits. Cuba. — Presented by W. S. MacLeay, Esq.

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VESPERTILIONIDiE.

The Brazilian Thick-lipped Bat, Molossus Brazi-
liensis.

a. In spirits. Female. Brazils.

The Norfolk Island Thick-lipped Bat. Molossus
Norfolcensis, Gray , Ann . N. Hist . 1839. iv. 7.

a. Norfolk Island, N. H.

The Diclidure. Diclidurus Freyreissii, Pr. Max. Isis ,
1819. 1629. D. albus, Pr. Max. Abbild . t. Temm.
Monog. ii.

a. Pueblo Nuevo. Tropical America. (J. Barclay, March
181 7.)— Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

e. Pteropina.

Grey-headed Kalong. Pteropus poliocephalus, Temm .
Monog . i. 179. ii. 66.

a. Male ; collar bright. New Holland. — Presented by
Dr. Merriman.

b. Female? collar darker. New Holland.

c. Male. d. and f. Females ; collar bright. New Holland.

e. Female. River Clarence. — From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

g. Young; darker in all parts. New Holland.

The Wurbagool. Pteropus Edwardsii, Geoff. Ann. Mus.
xv. 92. Temm. Monog. ii. 61. P. medius, Temm. Monog.
i. 176. P. leucocephalus, Hodgson. Edwards, Birds,
iv. t. 180.

a. Female.

b. Female. India, Madras. — Presented by Capt. Bevan.

c. Male, rather smaller. “ Cape of Good Hope.” — Pre-
sented by Mr. George Dodson.

d. Male, large. India.

e. and h. Female, large ; pale yellowish beneath, with a
narrow black central streak. India ?

f. Female? pale yellow beneath, blackish near the arm-
pits only. India ?

g. Male. Large. Bright reddish beneath, blackish on
the sides. India, Himalaya.

i. In spirits, without skull. Nepal. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

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VESPERTILIONID/E.

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'c. Male, like/. Molucca? — Presented by Captain Sir
Edw. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

The K a long. Pteropus edulis, Per on and Lesueur.

Temm. Monog. t. 15. f. 1 — 6. n. t. 35. f. 1. Vesp.
Vampyrus, Linn. V. Calaeno, Herm. Obs. P. Javani-
cus, Desm . Horsf. Java , t.
i. Male. Sumatra. — Presented by Lady Raffles.

i d-ED-NAPED Kalong. Pteropus funereus, Temm . Mon .
ii. 63. t. 35. f. 4.

i. Male. Australia, Port Essington.— From Mr, Gould's
Collection,

>. Female.

Young.

1. Skull of adult male.

J airy-footed Kalong. Pteropus Pselaphon, Lay . ZooL
Jour. iv. 457. Richards . Beechey, Voy. ii. t. 2. Temm .
Monog . ii. t. 37. P. ursinus, Kittlitz.
t. Island of Bonin (Loo Choo).— Presented by Dr. John
Richardson.

The Roussette. Pteropus rubricollis, Geoff. Ann. Mus.

" xv. 93. Temm . Mon. i. 183. n. 75. (not Siehold). P.
collaris, Licht. Doub. 2. Roussette, Daub. Acad. Sc.
1759, 385. Rougette, Buffon> H. N. x. t. 17.

i. Male. Cape of Good Hope. — From the Leyden
Museum.

?. Female. Cape of Good Hope.

5 Male ; hanging. Cape of Good Hope.

The Xantharpye. Xantharpyia amplexicaudata. Pte-
ropus amplexicaudatus, Geoff. Ann. Mus. xv. 96. t. 7.
Temm. Monog. i. t. 13; n. 90. t. 36. f. 18, 19.
i. b. Amboyna. — Presented byCapt. Sir Edward Belcher,
R.N. C.B.

Egyptian Xantharpye. Xantharpyia ^Egyptiaca. Pte-
ropus jEgyptiacus, Geoff. Ann . Mus. xv. 96. P. Geof-
froyii, Temm. Monog. 197. t. 15. f. 14, 15. n. 85.

i. Male. b. Female. N. Africa, Egypt. — Presented by
Dr. Turnbull Christie.

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VESPERTILIONIDJE.

c. Male. d. Female. N. Africa, Egypt. — Presented by
James Burton, Esq.

e . and /. Skulls. N. Africa, Egypt.— Presented by Dr.
Turnbull Christie.

The Pale Xantharpye. Xantharpyia straminea. Pte-
ropus stramineus, Temrn . Monog . i. 195. t. 15. f. 12,
13; n.84.

a . Africa? —

The Shoulder-knot Bat. Epomophorus Whitii, Gray ,
Mag . Z. and B. ii. 22. Pteropus labiatus, Temm.
Monog. ii. 83. t. 39.

a. Male. Lips very large, with a tuft of white hairs on
the sides of the neck. W. Africa, Gambia.

Pteropus Whitii, Bennett , Trans. Z. Soc . ii. 34. t. 6. P.
Epomophorus, Bennett , Zoo/. Trans . Temm . t. 39. f. 2.

5. o. c?. Females. Lips moderate, without any tuft of hair
on side of neck. W. Africa, Gambia.

Pteropus macrocepbalus, Ogilby , Proc. Zoo/. *Sbc. 1835,
hi. 100. P. megacephalus, Swainson , Lard . Ency .
92. 154. Temm . t. 39. f. 3.

The Margin-eared Cynoptere. Cynopterus margi-
natus. Pteropus pyrivorus, Hodgson^ P . Z. /S'. 1836, 46.
P. Titthaecheilus, Temm . Yesp. marginatus, Hamilton .

5. and c. Himalaya.

o. (No skull) and/. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

g. India. — Presented by Dr. Buchanan Hamilton.

a. Darker from having been in spirits ? — From the Leyden
Museum.

<Z. Bad condition. India.

/*. and i. In spirits. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

Horseield’s Cynoptere. Cynopterus Horsfieldii. Pte-
ropus marginatus, Horsf. Zool. Java .

a . Male. Neck and sides very bright rufous. Java —
Presented by the East India Company.

d. Female. Neck reddish, sides grey. Java. — Presented
by the East India Company.

EELIDiE.

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c. e.f. k. Females. India, Madras. — Presented by Wai-
ter Elliot, Esq.

b . and 1. Males. Madras.

m. Male. Himalaya.

n . Male. India.

The Short-tailed Cynoptere. Cynopterus brevicau-
datus. Pachysoma brevicaudatum, I. Geoff 1

c. d . and f. — From the Leyden Museum.

e . Fur on the back narrower. — From the Leyden Mu-
seum.

a. b. Young.

The Indian Cynoptere. Cynopterus affinis.

a . Himalaya.

b . Younger. Himalaya.

The Kiodote. Macroglossus minimus, Gray , Mag. Z«
and B. Pteropus minimus, Geoff. Ann . Mus. xv. 535.
P. rostratus, Horsf. Z. Java , t. Temm. Monog. i. 191.
t. 15, f. 25, 30. t. 16. f. 1, 2. Macroglossa kiodotes
and M. Horsfieldii, Lesson .• — Mam . Lithog . t.

a. Male. Whitish beneath. Java. — Presented by the
Hon. East India Company.

c. Female. Brownish beneath. Java. — From the Leyden
Museum.

b. Young. (Not stuffed.) Java.— Presented by Gen.
Thomas Hardwicke.

Order II. FERiE.

Mammalia Saloon, Cases 1 to 23.

Fam. 1. FELIDAE. a. Felina.

The Lion. Leo Barbarus. Felis Leo, Linn . Leo Afri-
canus, Swains. F. Leo Barbarus, Fischer. Bennett ,
Tower Menag. ii. 17. and 24. fig. Buff. ix. 1. 1, 2, Mam.
Lithog. t. Menag. Mus . t.

b. Male. North Africa. — Presented by M. Van Am-
burgh.

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FELIDAE*

c. Male. Persia ?— Presented by Rev. T. G. Gregory.

d. Cub, pale yellow, with blackish dorsal streak.

e. and /. Older cubs.

g . Female.

a. Hybrid cub, between lion and tigress ; yellow, back
slightly waved, limbs and tail banded with black, Grif-
fith, A. K. t. 67. — Presented by John Atkins, Esq.

h. and i. Young hybrid cubs. Greyish, head slightly
spotted, back slightly waved, legs banded, and end of
tail ringed with black.

The Maneless Lion. Leo Goojrattensis. Leo Persicus,
Swains . ? Felis Leo Goojrattensis, Smee, Trans. Zool.
Soc . t. 24.

a. Young male. India ?

The Gambian Lion. Leo Gambianus. Lion du Sene-
gal, Mam. Lithog. t. ?? F. Leo Senegalensis, Fischer ??

a. Male. W. Africa, interior of Gambia.

The Tiger. Tigris regalis. Felis Tigris, Linn. Bnffon ,
ix. t. 9. Griffith , A. K. t. 65. (and t. 66, white.) Ben-
nett, Tower Menag. 25. fig.

e. Adult male. India.

f. Young. Malacca.

a. h. c. and d. Skulls. India.

g. Adult male. Madras. — Presented by Colonel Sykes.

The Leopard or Panther. Leopardus varius. Felis
Leopardus and F. varia, Sclireh. F. Pardus, Linn. ?
Cuv. F. Nimr. Ehrenh. F. Panthera, Erxl. F. an-
tiquorum, Fischer. F. Melas, Peron. F. chalybeata,
Herm. F. fusca, Meyer. Bennett, Tower Menag. 35.
fig. Menag, Z. Soc. i. 37. fig. Buffon, ix. t. 11. Grif-
fith, A. K. t. 71 and 72. Menag. Mas. t.

a. b. and d. Large. Pale, from the skin having been
tanned.

c. Large, fur bright fulvous.

e. Small.

f. Large, hair long, rather rough. Nepal, snowy region.
- — Presented by the Rev. G. Everest.

FELIDiE.

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g. Small, hair rather rough. Cape of Good Hope ?
Griffith , A . K. t. 73.

h. Small.

i. Young.

1. Kitten, just born.

The Ounce. Leopardus Uncia. Felis Uncia, Schreh .
Buffon , ix. t. 13, good . Griffith , 7T. t. 74, tai/ ford?

F. Pardus, Pallas , Z. Rosso-Asiat. i. 17. F. Irbis,
PAraifc. F. Panthera, Erxl.—P. Z . 5. 1837, 67.

2. Thibet.

The Gambian Leopard. Leopardus neglectus. Felis
neglecta, Gray , Ann.N. H . i. 27. F. servalina, Ogilhy ,
P. Z. A. 1839, 94. F. Senegalensis, Lesson , ilfag.
Zoo?, t. ? ? Fr-eelrdOgaslef; TemmrMon. ? ?
z. Flat, hunter’s skin. Gambia, Western Africa.

The Jaguar. Leopardus Onca. Felis Onca, Lmra.
F. Jaguar, Griffith , ^f. A. t. F. nigra, Schreh » F. Pan-
thera, Schreh. Bennett , Tower Menag. 41. fig. Menag .
Z. Y. 195. fig. — Mam. Lithog. t.
z. Tropical America.

>. Mexico. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

The Serval. Leopardus Serval. Felis Serval, Schreh .
F. Capensis, Forster . F. Galeopardus, Desm. Tiger
boschkatte, Cape Colonists . Buffon , xm. t. 35. Mam.
Lithog . t. Czzo. Menag . il/ws. t.
t. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by W. Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

Hie Murmi. Leopardus Moormensis. Felis Moor-
mensis, HodgSph, P. Z. £. 1834, 97." Zoo/. 'Ndp.t.

5. Skull. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Puma. Leopardus concolor. Felis concolor, Zimi.
F. discolor, Schreh. F. Puma, Shaw. Cougouar,
Buffon , ix. t. 19. Gonazouara, Azara. Puma, Her -
7za?zd. Bennett , Tower Menag. 49. fig.

. Fulvous. Canada. — Presented by William Poole Mau-
ger, Esq.

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FELIDiE.

b. Fulvous. America. — Presented by Sir William Bur-
nett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

c. Pale grey. America. — Presented by the Zoological
Society of London.

The Yagouarondi. Leopardus Yagouarondi. Felis
Yagouarondi, Lacep . Darwin , ZooL Beagle , 16. t. 8.
F. Darwinii, Martin , Proc . Zoo?. /She. 1837, 3. Grif-
jith , A. K. t. 86. f. 2.

а. Blackish ; grisled. Guiana.

5. Brown ; grisled (from being prepared with corrosive
sublimate ?) French Guiana. (Not set up.)

The Marbled Cat. Leopardus marmoratus. Felis mar-
morata, Martin , Proc . ZooL Soc . 1836, 107. Felis
Diardii, Jar dine, Felinve, t. 21, 22.

«. and c. Fulvous. Malacca.

б. Greyish fulvous. Malacca.

d . Fulvous. — From Mr. Cuming’s Collection. (Named by
Mr. Martin.)

The Ocelot. Leopardus pardalis. Felis pardalis,
Linn. Schreb. Buffon, H . N. xm. t. 35, 36. F. Chi-
biguazu, H. Smith ? F. Smithii, Swains . ? F. Hamil-
tonii, Fischer ? Bennett , Tower Menag . 52. fig.

«. 6. c. Tropical America.

The Chati. Leopardus mitis. Felis mitis, F. Cuv .
Mam. Lithog. t. F. Onca, Schreb. Buffon , ix. t. 18.
F. Chati, Griffith. F. Wiedii, Swains.

a. and 5. Tropical America (Guiana?).

The Kuichua. Leopardus macrourus. Felis macroura,
Pr. Max. Abbild. t. Griffith , A. K. t. 81. F. Wiedii,
Schinz.

a. Mexico. — From Mr. Bullock’s Museum.

The Grey Ocelot. Leopardus griseus, Gray, Ann.
N. H. 1842, 260. Felis armillata, F. Cuv. Mam .
Lithog. t. ?
a. Tropical America.

FELIDA2.

43

The Painted Ocelot. Leopardus pictus, Gray , Ann .

and Mag . W. 1/. 1842, 260.

a. Tropical America.

The Margay. Leopardus tigrinus. Felis tigrina,
Schreb. — Buff on, xm. t. 37. F. Margay, Griffith . F,
Guigna, Molina . Cayenne Cat, Penn .
a. 5. c. Tropical America.

d. Tropical America.— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.
The Variegated Leopard. Leopardus variegatus.
a. Tropical America.

The False Margay. Leopardus tigrinoides.
a. Tropical America.

The Wagati Cat. Leopardus viverrinus. Felis viverri-
nus, Bennett . Gray , Illust . Ind. ZooL t. Serval var.
Hodgson. J . Z. /S'. R. iy. 522. Wagati, Elliot,
a. India.

5. c. Spots smaller, and </. Skull. Nepal, lower Region.

— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Felis viverriceps, Hodgson , J. J. /S'. 2L 1836. 232. Zoo/.
iVep. t.

The Kuwuk. Leopardus Javanensis. Felis Javanen-
sis, Horsf. Z. R. t. F. Diardi Griffith , A.K. t. 85. Maw.
Lithog . t. F. minuta var. Temrn . F. undata var.
Fischer. F. undulata, Schinz.
a. Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

5. Young.

The Bulu. Leopardus Sumatranus. Felis Sumatrana,
Horsf. Z. R. t. F. minuta var. Temm. F. undata var.
Fischer.

a. Yellow grey, spots between shoulders separate. Su-
matra.—Presented by the East India Company.

b. Yellow grey, spots between shoulders confluent into
a line.

c. Grey ; larger spots between shoulders confluent into a

line; feet darker. $ n

The Maou. Leopardus Chinensis. Felis Chinensis,
Gray , Mag. N. H. 1837.
a. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

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FELIDAS.

The Chinese Bulu. Leopardus Reevesii.

a. China.— Presented by John Russell Reeves, Esq.

b . Young. — Presented by John Russell Reeves, Esq.

Elliot’s Cat. Leopardus Ellioti, Gray , Ann . N. H.
1842. Felis Nepalensis, Hodgson , ^ooZ. iVep. t.

a. Madras.— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

b . Larger. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Warwick’s Cat. Leopardus Himalayanus. Felis
Himalayanus, Warwick . Jardine , t. 24. (Not good.)

a. India, Himalaya.— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.,
specimen figured by Jardine.

b. Skull of a.

The Waved Cat. Leopardus inconspicuus, Gray9 M.

N. H . 1837. Felis torquatus, F. Cm. Mam . Lithog . t. ? $2,
Sykes. F. Bengalensis, Desm. F. Nepalensis, Vigors *
and Horsf Zool. Jour. iv. t. 39. ? ?

a. N. India, Gangootra.

The Wild Cat. Felis Catus, Linn. Buff on , vi. t. 1.
Voy. Moree, t. 1.

a. Scotland.— From Mr. Bullock’s Collection.

b. Scotland.

The Cat. Felis domestica, Brisson. F. Catus do-
mesticus, Schreb. Buffon, vi. t. 2.

a. Blue grey. Buffon , H. N. t. 4.— Presented by William i

Yarrell, Esq. '

b . Angora Cat. White, black spotted. Buffon , N. H.
t. 5. — Presented by J. G. Children, Esq.

c. White and mackerel, varied.

d. Angora Cat. Brownish slate. Buffon , vi. t. 5.

e. Male, mackerel Cat.

f. Mackerel Cat. Sierra Leone. A furrier’s skin.

The Flat-headed Lynx. Chaus? planiceps. Felis pla-
niceps, Vig. andHorsf. Zool. Jour. vn. t. 2. F. Diardii,
Crawfurd , Mus. Liverpool.

a. Sumatra. .

I

y . y

X v

FELIDAE.

45

The Chaus. Chaus Lybicus. Felis affinis, Gray . F.
Chaus, Guldenst. Humb. F. Cuv. Mam . Lithog. t.
Rupp . Atlas , t. 4. F. Dongolensis, Hemp and Ekr . F.
caligata, Bruce , ti. t. 30. ? F. Lybicus. O/w. F. Cato-
lynx, Pallas . Lynchus erythrotus, Hodgson , Zoo/.
iVep. t. F. Kutas, Pearson, F. Ruppellii, Brant .

«. Ears rufous. India, Gangootra.

6. Younger. India.

c. India, Madras.-— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

d. Base of ears black ; outer side of limbs slightly waved.
India.

f. Young. Base of ears dark. India, Mahratta Terri-
tory. — Presented by W. Elliot, Esq.

g. Adult. Dark; exactly like the Indian; ears dark at
the base. Egypt.

h. Adult. Pale yellowish ; ears bright rufous, black at
the tip. Egypt.

Felis maniculata, Cretzschm . Rupp. Atlas , 1. 1.?? F. Rup-
pellii, Schinz. ? ?

L Jc . Adult. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Smaller Chaus. Chaus pulchellus. Felis pulchella, ^
Gray, M. N. H. 18 37. %

i. b . Egypt. — Presented by Dr. Turnbull Christie.

The Serv aline Chaus. Chaus servalinus. Felis ornata,
Jard. Felmce , t. 25. (not Gray.) F. servalina, Jard .
232. (not Ogilby.) Felis ad Oxam. Pallas ,
x. India, Gangootra.

Daffre Cat. Chaus Caffer. Felis Caffra, Desm. ?
b, Male. Very pale. Cape of Good Hope. — From M.
Verreaux’ Collection.

) x. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by John Gould, Esq.
?. Cape of Good Hope.

i. Young kitten. Cape of Good Hope. — From M.
Verreaux’ Collection.

I ?. Young kitten. Hybrid between C. Caffer and Felis
Catus. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

' r. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

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FELIDiE.

The Caracal. Caracal melanotis. Felis Caracal, Schreh .
Buffon, ix. t. 24. Bennett , Tower Menag. 57. fig.

a. Adult. Spots on belly blackish. Cape of Good Hope.
— Presented by Miss Shaw.

b. Younger. Spots on belly red. India ?

The Peeshoo or Canada Lynx. Lyncus Canadensis.
Felis Canadensis, Geoff. Richards, N.Z. 101. F. Borealis,
Temm. Buffon , Supp. hi. t. 44. Cat Lynx, Penn. Car-
cajou, Charlevoix.

a. Grey ; fur thick, winter coat ? front edge of ears rufous.
— Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.

b. Rufous ; fur thinner ; limbs blackish, waved ; front
edge of ears white. Canada. — Presented by Mrs.
Mauger.

The Southern Lynx. Lyncus pardinus. Felis pardina,
Oken. Loup Cervier, Perrault. Anim . iii. t. 17.

a. Larger and brighter rufous. Sardinia ?

b. Smaller ; rather darker. Spain, Sierra Morena. —
Presented by Capt. S. E. Widdrington, R.N.

The Youze, or Chetah. Gueparda jubata. Felis ju-
bata, Schreb. F. guttata, Herm. F. Fearonis, A . Smith ?
F. venatica, H. Smith. Hunting Cat, Penn. Bennett ,
Tower Menag. 61. fig. Buffon , Supp. iii. t. 38.
a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by William Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

b. H YE NINA.

The Striped Hyaena. Hyjena striata, Zimm. Canis
Hyaena, Linn . H. vulgaris, JLesm. H. orientalis, Tied.
H. antiquorum, Temm. Hooudar, Williamson. Buff.
ix. t. 25. Supp. iii. t. 46. Menag. Mus . t. Mam .
Lithog. t. Bennett , Tower Menag. 71. fig.

a. North Africa, Egypt.- — Presented by James Burton,
Esq.

Crested Hyaena, Bruce, Trav. t. Hyaena Dubbah, Meyen.
Canis Hyaenomelas.

b. Young. India, Madras. — Presented by Col. Sykes.
Turrus, Mahrattas. H. vulgaris, Sykes.

c. Throat black. Cape of Good Hope.

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FELIDAE.

47

Itrand Wolf, Cape Colonists . Hyaena villosa, A . Smith,
Lin . Trans . xv. 1. 19.

. Like c. Cape of Good Hope.

. Half grown ; like c. Cape of Good Hope.
g. Very young. Exactly like c. Born at Liverpool.

"he Brown Hyaena. Crocuta brunnea. H. rufa, Cuv.

IH. fusca? Geoff, Mag. Zool. v. t. 16. H. crocuta rufa,
Fischer . Diet. Class , H. N. t. H. brunnea, Thunb.
Swed. Acad . 1820, 'xli. t. 2.
i . S. Africa, Port Natal.

’he Tiger Wolf. Crocuta maculata. Canis Crocuta, Erxl.

Hyaena maculata, Humb . H. Capensis, Desm . Tyger
I Wolff, Kolbe, t. 6. f. 5. Buffon , Sz/pp. iv. t. 44. ilfawi.
Lithog . t. Bennett , Tower Menag. 81. fig.

. S. Africa. — From the Leyden Museum.

. S. Africa.

Young. Brown, scarcely spotted. S. Africa. — From
i M. Verreaux’ Collection.

c. Viverrina.

he Aard Wolf. Proteles cristatus. Grey Jackal.

I Viverra cristata, Sparm . Voy. n. 177. Viverra hye-
4 noide, Desm . Hyena Genet, Griffith , A . 7T. t. Proteus,

] Edinb. Phil . Jour.n. 103. Proteles Lalandii, 7. Geoff.

1 Mem. Mus . xi. t. 20.

I Young female. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope.—

• From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

I Adult. — Presented by the Saffron Walden Museum.

I Adult. South Africa, Port Natal.

he Civet. Viverra Civetta, Sclireb. Bennett , Tower
t Menag . 99. fig. Buffon , ix. t. 34. Menag. Mus. t.
Throat black. Tropical Africa. — Pres, by E. Cross, Esq.
Half grown ; like a. Fernando Po. — Presented by
Th. Thomson, Esq., R.N.

he Zibeth. Viverra Zibetha, Linn. Meles Zibethica,
Linn. Buffon , ix. t. 31. Gray , Illust . Ind. Zool. n. t.
5. Viverra undulata, Gray , Spic. Zool. t. 8. Civet,
MacClelland , Calcutta Jour. N. H. i. t. 1.

Small. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.
Larger ; tail with narrow white imperfect rings. India.

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FELIILE.

c. and d. India.

e. Half grown. Island of Negros.— -From Mr. Cuming’s
Collection.

/. and g. Large, waved marks indistinct. Nepal. — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

V. melanurus and V. orientals, Hodgson , Zool. Nep . t.
i. Flat skin, with the marks more distinct. Nepal. — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

V. civettoides and V. Zibetha, Hodgson , Zool . Nep . t.

The Tangalung. Viverra Tangalunga, Gray , Proc .
'Z. Soc . 1 832, 63. V. Zibetha, Raffles, F . CW. Mam.
Lithog. t.

a. Sumatra.— Presented by the East India Company.

The Pale Civet. Viverra pallida, Gray , Proc. ifoo/.
Soc. ii. 63. Illust. Ind . n. t. 6.

a. India.

b. China.— Presented by John Beeves, Esq.

The Rasse. Viverra Malaccensis, Gmel . from Sonnerat ,
Voy. t. 91. V. Gunda, Hamilton. V. Rasse, Horsf.
Z. R. t. V. Indica, Geoff. V. Bengalensis, Illust. Ind.
Zool . i. t. 4. ? V. felina var. CW. and Fischer. V.
Leveriana, aS'Aow, Mus. Lever . t. 21. Genetta Manil-
lensis, Eydoux. Bennett, Tower Menag. 10 3. fig.

a. Bark, dorsal spots distinct. Java. — Presented by the
East Ingjia Company.

b. Paler, dorsal spots separate. India, Gangootra.

c. and d. Dark, dorsal spots nearly forming streaks. Bom-
bay.—Presented by W. Elliot, Esq.

e. Paler, dorsal spots separate. Bombay. — Presented by
W. Elliot, Esq.
f Young. Singapore.

g. h. and i. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Delundung. Linsang gracilis, Muller , Zool. Ind .
Arch . t. Viverra? Linsang, Hardwicke , Linn. Trans .
xiii. t. 24. Felis (Prionodon) gracilis, Horsf Z. R. t.
V. Hardwickii, Lesson , (not Gray.) V. Genetta,
Deschamp. Paradoxurus prehensilis, Schinz.

a. Stuffed from a flat skin. Java.? — Presented by Gen.
Hardwicke. The spec, figured by Gen. Hardwicke.

b. Malacca.

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49

The Nepal Linsang. Linsang pardicolor. Prionodon
pardicolor, Hodgson , Jour . N. H . Calcutta , 1841.
Zool. Nep. t.

a. and b. Nepal, Mountain Regions. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

The Pale Genett. Genetta Senegalensis. Viverra
Senegalensis, Fischer. Genette de Senegal. Mam.
Lithog. t. Viverra maculata, Gray , Spic. Zool. 9. t. 9.
Fossane, Brown , Illust. t. 43.

a. Bleached ? North Africa.— Presented by John George
Children, Esq.

b. North Africa.

c. Very young; born at Knowsley. —Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

The Blotched Genett. Genetta tigrina. Viverra ti-
grina, Schreb. t. 115. G. vulgaris, Ruppell. Blotched
Cat, Penn .

a. Cape of Good Hope.

b. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by General Thomas
Hardwicke.

c. Male. Cape of Good Hope, Wamburg. — From M.
Verreaux’ Collection.

d. and e. Young male and female. Cape of Good Hope.
— From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

f. Cape of Good Hope.

The Amer. Genetta Amer, Ruppell . Genetta Abys-
sinica, Ruppell , Fauna Abys. t. 11.

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Feline Genett. Genetta felina. Viverra felina,
Thunb. Sw. Akad. xxx. t. 7.

a. South Africa, Table Mountain. — From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

b. Young male. South Africa. — From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

c. South Africa.

D

50

FELIDiE.

Richardson’s Genett. Genetta Richardsoni, Thomson .
Ann . N. H . 1842. G. Poensis, Waterk. P. Z. SA

a. (Without skull.) Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas
Thomson, Esq., R. N.

The Pardine Genett. Genetta pardina, I. Geoff 1
Mag . Zoo/. 1832, t. 8.

o?. West Africa, Gambia.

The Cacomixle. Basaris astuta, Licht. Isis , 1831. 510.
Saugth . ix. t. 43. Tepemaxthalon, Hernandez . Voy .
t. 4 and 18.

a. Mexico. — Presented by John Phillips, Esq.

5. Mexico. — Presented by Edward Charlesworth, Esq.

The Gambian Mungous. Mungos gambianus. Her-
pestes gambianus, Ogilby , Proc . Zoo/. aSoc. 1835, 102.
Mungos vitticollis, Ogilby, P. Z. £. hi. 103.

a. Young. West Africa, Gambia.

The Banded Mungous. Mungos fasciatus. Viverra
Mungo, Kceynpf. V. Ichneumon, Schreb. from Buffon,
xiii. t. 19. Herpestes fasciatus, Desm . H. Zebra,

Riippell , Faun . t. 9. f. 2. R. Suricata, Child .

Clapper . Tran. App.

a. Young. Central Africa, Lake Tschad. — Presented by
Captain Clapperton, R.N.

5. Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

c. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — From the South
African Museum.

d. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

Elliot’s Mungous. Mungos vitticollis. Herpestes vitti-
collis, Bennett , P. Z. S. iii. 67. Madras Jour . 1839,
103. t. 2.

a. Grey, rump reddish. Madras. In forests. —Presented
by Walter Elliot, Esq. The spec. fig.

b . Reddish. India.

The Urva. IJrva Cancrivora, Hodgson. Mesohema
Cancrivorus, Hodgson , Z, Nep. t. Gulo Urva, Hodgson .

rz. 5. c. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

FELIDAE.

51

The Ichneumon. Herpestes Ichneumon. Viverra
Ichneumon, Linn . Ichneumon Pharaonis, Geoff, I.
iEgypti, Tiedem . I. Edwardsii, Geoff, Edw, Birds ,
t. 199. I. Plinii. Shaw, Mam. Lithog. t. H. major,
Geoff, from Bnffon9 Supp. hi. t. 26.

a. North Africa, Egypt. — Presented by J. Burton, Esq.

h. N. Africa, Egypt.

The Andalusian Ichneumon. Herpestes Widdringtonii,
Gray , Ann. N. H. 1842. H. Numidianus, F. Cuv. ??

a. South of Europe, Sierra Morena. — Presented by Capt.
S. E. Widdrington, R.N.

The Cape Ichneumon. Herpestes Caffer, Wagner.
Viverra Cafra, Gmel.

a. (Not good state.)

b. South Africa. — From Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

c. South Africa, Port Natal.

The Mutgigella. Herpestes mutgigella, Riippell,
Fauna Abyss, t. 9. f. 1.

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Ratlamuchi. Herpestes badius, A. Smith , Must.
Zool. S. Africa , t. 4. Ichn. Ratlamuchi, A. Smith ,
App. Rep. 1836, 42.

a . Young. South Africa. — From M.Verreaux’ Collection.

Dr. Smith’s Ichneumon. Herpestes Smithii, Gray ,
Mag. N. Hist. 1827, 2.

a. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by
Edward Cross, Esq.

The Brown -tipped Ichneumon. Herpestes apiculatus.

a. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by
General Hardwicke.

b. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — From the Leyden
Museum.

c. Young. South Africa. Cape of Good Hope. — From
Dr. A. Smith’s Collection.

The Garangan. Herpestes Javanicus. Mangusta Ja-
vanica, Horsf. Z. R. t. Mustela glauca, Linn. ? V.

d 2

52

FELIDvE.

Mungo, GmeL? V. Mangusta, Zimm. Must, galera,
JDesch.

a . Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

The Moongus. Herpestes griseus, Sykes . Hodgson .
Ichn. griseus, Geoff.

a . India. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.
h. c . d . e. India.

f. Nepal, on the Plains. — Presented by B. H, Hodgson,
Esq.

g . India.

The Nyula. Herpestes Nyula, Hodgson , J. *$.
Beng. 1836, 236.

a. India? — Presented by General Hardwicke.

h. India?

c. India. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

d. India?

e. f. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Highland Nyula. Herpestes Nepalensis, Gvayr
Mag . N. Hist . /. A . S. Beng. 1836, 235. H. auro-
punctata, Hodgson , i. 578. H. Javanica, Hodgson .
India.

b. India. — Presented by S. Sotheby, Esq.

c. India?

d. e.f. Nepal, Highlands.— Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

The Brown Ichneumon. Herpestes paludosus, Cuv .
Mangusta urinatrix, A. Smith. H. palustris, RuppelL
H. griseus, Burchell . H. CafFer, Mus . Stuttgard.

a . S. Africa, Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by William
Burchell, Esq,

b. S. Africa.— Presented by General Hardwicke.

c. Half grown. S. Africa. — Presented by Edward Cross,
Esq.

d. S. Africa. — From Dr. A. Smith’s Collection.

The Malacca Ichneumon. Herpestes brachyurus, Gray,
Mag. N. H. i* 578.
a. and b. Malacca.

FELIDAE.

53

The Meerkat. Cynictis Levaillantii. Herpestes pe-
nicillatus, Cuv. Ichneumia albescens, I. Geoff . Mag.
ZooL 1839, t. 12. (not descrip.) Cynictis Stead-
manni, Ogilby. C. typicus, A. Smith. Mangusta Le-
vaillantii, A. Smith , Zool. Jour. Meerkat, Barrow ,
Trav. Rattel, Swainson , Lardn. Ency . 159. f. 71.

a. Reddish. S. Africa. — Presented by General Hard-
wicke.

b. Young. S. Africa. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

c. Reddish. S. Africa.

Ichneumon ruber, Geoff.? H. ruber, Licht. Mus. Berlin.

d. Rather paler. S. Africa. — From the South African
Museum.

e. Rather pale. S. Africa, Port Natal.

f. Paler ; tail rather more bushy. — From the South
African Museum.

Cynictis Ogilbyii, A. Smith , Illust. S. A. Zool . t. 16.

The White-tailed Ichneumia. Ichneumia albicauda,
I. Geoff. Mag. Zool. 1839, 13. 35. t. 11. Ichneumon
albicaudis, A. Smith , South African Jour. Herpestes
albicaudus., Cwv. R. A.

a. Male. Port Natal. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

The Slender Ichneumia. Ichneumia gracilis, 7. Geoff.
M. Zool. 1837, 17. Herpestes gracilis, Ruppell , Fauna
Abys. t. 8. f. 1. I. nigricaudatus, I. Geoff.

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Zenick. Suricata Zenick. Viverra Suricata,
Erxl. V. tetradactyla, Pallas , from Buffon , xm. t. 8.
Sur. viverrina, Desm. V. Zenik, Gmel. from Sonnerat,
Voy. t. 92. Miller , Cim. Rhys. t. 2. Ryzaena Ca-
pensis, Lesson .

a. In spirits. S. Africa.

b. S. Africa. — Presented by General Hardwicke.

c. Young. S. Africa. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

The Mampalon. Cynogale Bennettii, Gray , Mag. N.
H. 1836, 579. Proc. Zool. Soc. 1836, 86. Viverra
Carcharias, Blainv. Ann. Sci. Nat. xm. t. 8. a. Pota-
mophilus barbatus, S. Muller , Zool. hid. Arch . t. 17.

a. Male. Borneo. — Presented by Major Honeywood.

54

EELIDiE.

The Nandine. Nandinia binotata. Viverra binotata,
Reinw. Gray , Spic. Zool. 9. Paradoxurus binotatus,
Gray . Temm. Monog. t. 65. f. 7—9. P. Hamiltonii,
Gray , ///. JntZ. ZooZ. t. 10. (From specimen a.)

a . Fernando Po. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

The Binturong. Arctictis Binturong, Fischer . Vi-
verra? Binturong, Raffles , Linn . Trans, xn. 253. Para-
doxurus albifrons, E. CW. Ictides ater, E. CW.
Mam. Litliog. t. Arctictis penicellata, Temm . Monog.
ii. t. 62.

tf. Black, hair slightly white tipped. Malacca.

Ictides ater, F. Cuv.

h. Grey, hairs with long white tips. Malacca. — From the
Leyden Museum.

Ictides albifrons, F. Guv. Mem. Mus. ix. t. 4.

c. Young, half grown ; black, slightly grisled. Malacca.

The Masked Paguma. Paguma larvata, Gray , P. Z. S.
1830, 95. Gulo larvatus, Temm. Griffith , A. K. t.
Viverra larvata, Gray , Spic. Zool. 9. Illust. Ind.
Zool. ii. t. 11. Temm . Monog. n. t. 65. f. 1. 3.

a. and b. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

c. The skull of a. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

Cross’s Paguma. Paguma Crossii, Gray. Paradoxurus
Crossii, Gray , Proc. Z. Soc. m. 67. Illust. hid . Zool.
ii. t. 7.

a. India. — Presented by Edwrard Cross, Esq.

b. Skeleton of a. The specimen figured.

The Nepal Paguma. Paguma Grayii. Paradoxurus
Grayii, Bennett , Pr. Zool. Soc. 1836, 118. P. Bondar,
Temm. Monog. n. 332. t. 65. f. 4-6. P. Jourdanii,
Gray, Mag. N. H. 1836, 579? P. Nepalensis, Hodg-
son, Z. Nep. t.

a. Tail blackish; tip w’hite. ‘Nepal.

b. Tail greyish. Nepal.

c. Tail blackish. Nepal.

d. Tail end black. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

e. Tail end black, white tipped ; (very bad state). —
Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

FELIDjE.

55

The White-whiskered Paguma. Paguma leucomystax.
Paradoxurus leucomystax, Gray , Mag . N. Hist. 1836,
579. Temm. Monog. n. t. 64. f. 4 — 6. AmMy ud on
amatro, Jourdan, t.

a. Brown; nape and tail end blackish. Singapore.

b. Brown ; nape and tail blackish. Singapore.

c. Blackish ; last joint of middle toes of hind feet and
tail end white. Discoloured from having been in
spirits. Sumatra.— From the Leyden Museum.

The Woolly Paguma, Paguma ? laniger. Paradoxurus
laniger, Hodgson , Illust . Zool. Nep. t.

a. Skin, without skull, very bad state. Nepal. — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Three-streaked Paguma. Paguma trivirgata.
Viverra trivirgata, Reinw. P . Z . S. 1832, 68. Temm .
Monog . ii. t. 62. f. 1.

a . Grey ; face streak rather wide. Malacca.

b. Pale ; face streak small. Singapore.

c. Blackish ; no streak on face.

d . Grey ; face streak small. Singapore.

The Philippine Paradoxure. Paradoxurus Zeylanicus.
Martes Philippinensis, Camel , Phil. Trans, xxv. 2204.
Viverra Ceylonica, Pallas. V. Zeylanica, Schreb. V.
Ceylonensis, Bodd. Paradoxurus aureus, F. Cuv.Mem.
Mas. ix. 7. t. 4. P. Philippensis, Temm. Monog. ir.
(not Jourdan .)

a. Male. c. Its skull. Camigiund. — From Mr. Cuming’s
Collection.

b. Young. Camigiund. — From Mr. Cuming’s Collection.

The Black-fronted Paradoxure. Paradoxurus nigri-
frons.

a. India. Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

b. Skull of a. India. Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

Paradoxurus Pallasii, Gray , P. Z. S. 1 832,, 67. Illust .
Ind. Zool. t. Viverra fasciata, Desm. ? V. Geoffroyii,
Fischer. P. albifrons, Bennett.

a. Tail black. Malacca.

b. Tail black. Malacca.

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FELIDiE.

c. Tail black. Singapore.

d. Half grown. Singapore.

e. Tail end white, half grown. Singapore.

f. Young; blackish, with numerous spots, pale brown
spot on each side of back.

g . Java.

h. Young ; three dorsal streaks continued.

i. Very young; brown, three dorsal streaks continued.
k. ? Very young ; with five close dorsal streaks.

The Musang. Paradoxurus Musanga. Gray , P . Z. *$’.
1832, 66. Viverra Musanga, Raffles . Marsden ,

Sumatr. t. 12. n. 2. Horsf. Z. J . t. 5.

a. Java? — Presented by the East India Company.

b . Young. Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

The Yellowish Paradoxure. Paradoxurus dubius,
Gray , Proc. Z. £. ii. 66.

a. Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

The Bondar. Paradoxurus Bondar, Gray , P. Z. 6".
1832, 66. P. Pennantii, Gray5 P. Z. 1832, 66.
Illust. Ind. Zool. ii. t. 13, 14. Viverra Bondar, Blainv.

а. India.

б. Presented by General Hardwicke.

c. Nepal.

d . Gangootra.

e. Adult; with scarcely any indications of spots. Presented
by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

P. hirsutus, Hodgson , Z. Nep. t.

f. Young ; with more distinct spots. Bad state. Nepal.
— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Luwack. Paradoxurus typus, P. Cuv . Temm . Mon .
ii. 315. Viverra nigra, Desm. Buffon, H . Snpp. hi-
t. 47. V. hermaphrodita, Pallas . Platyschista Pal-
lasii, O^o, V. Leop. xvn. t. 71, 72.

«. India.

5. India.

c. India. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

d . Very pale ; longer black hair worn off?

FELIDiE.

57

d. Canina.

The Kolsun. Cuon Dukhunensis. Canis Dukhunensis
or Kolsun, Sykes . Canis Dhola, Gray , Griffith , A . K. 1
C. familiaris var. W. Elliot, Madras Jour . x. 100.
Wild Dog or Dhole, Williamson l Dhale, Wooler?
Young. India, Madras.— Presented by Colonel Sykes.
b. Puppy. India.

Skull of a.— Presented by Colonel Sykes.

The Buansuah. Cuon primaevus, Hodgson, Trans .
Asiat. Soc . t.—Zool. Nepal . t. Canis Himalayensis,
Lesson.

n. Adult male. Nepal.— Pres, by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.
b . Young. Nepal. Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Dog. Canis familiaris. Linn. S. N. i. 56.

a. Newfoundland dog. Blumenb . Abbild. t. 6.— Presented

by C.Bowdage, Esq. eJ. (hAjyeH /fry 6

I b. and d. Its skull. Esquimaux dog (head), hybrid. ZooL
Jour. iv. t. — Presented by Capt. Sir John Ross, R.N.

I c. Terrier pup (just born). — Presented by Mr. Sievier.

•e. Newfoundland pup. Newfoundland.— Presented by
Edward Cross, Esq.

J\ Italian wolf dog,
g. King Charles’s spaniel.

| The Dingo. Canis Dingo, Blumenb. Shaw, i.t. 7 6. Cams
fam. Australasias, Desm . Bennett, Menag. Z. S.i. 51 fig.

j a. Head ; with skin.

b. Skin ; without feet. Blackish ; legs bright fulvous.
N. Holland.

The Quao ? Canis Sumatrensis, Hardw. Linn. Tr. xm.
t. 23. Canis rutilans, Bole ? C. Javanicus, F. Cuv.2
Canis hippophylax, Temm. ?
a. Sumatra.

The Siberian Red Wolf. Canis alpinus, Pallas, ZooL
Ross. Asiat. i. 34.

a. Altai mountains, Siberia. — From M. Brandt’s Collec-
tion.

b. Skull of a.

d 3

58

FELIDAE.

The Abyssinian Wolf. Canis Simensis, Ruppell , Abys.
Fauna , t. 14.

a. Simen, Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

b. Skull of a . Simen,, Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort
Museum.

? Dog. C ANIS —

a. Puppy. India?

The Black-backed Jackall. Canis mesomelas, Schreb.
t. 95. C. variegatoides, A. Smith . S. Afri. Quart . Jour.
ii. 80. Jackhals, Kolbe .

a. and d. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by John
Gould, Esq.

h. and c. Cape of Good Hope.

e. Puppy in first hair. Cape of Good Hope. — From M.
Verreaux’ Collection.

f. Young. Cape of Good Hope. — From Capt. Sir James
Alexander’s collection.

The Jackal or Kholah. Canis aureus, Linn. Canis
micrurus, Reichb . F . Cuv. Mam . Lithog. t. Bennett ,
Tower Menag . 97. fig.

a. India.

5. India.

c. Ceylon. — Presented by James Reid, Esq.

The Landgah, or Indian Wolf. Canis pallipes, Sykes?
Proc . ZooL Soc. 1881, 101 ? Canis lupus {Hodgson ?)
W. Elliott , Madras Jour. x. 101. Saccalius Indicus,
Hodgson , ZooL Nep. t.
a. India.

5. India.

c. India.

d. and e. India, Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

The Prairie Wolf. Canis latrans, Say. Rich. N. Z.
78. t. 4. Small wolves, Du Pratz. Burrowing dog,
Lewis and Clarke. Cased wolves, Hudson’s Bay Comp .
List .

N. America.

*

I

FELIDAE.

59

The Abu Schom. Canis variegatus, Rilpp. Atlas , t. 10 ?
Ehrenb. Symb. Phijs. t. Canis mesomelas var. Ruppell ,
Cat. Mam.

a. Egypt. — From Mr. James Burton’s Collection.

The Dieb. Canis anthus, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t.
Ruppell , Z. A. t. 17.

a. Nubia. — Presented by Turnbull Christie, Esq.

The Coyote, or Cajote. Canis ochropus, Eschsch.
Zool. Atlas , t. 11. Rich. Zool. Beechey Voy. v. n. 23.
Canis latrans var. ? Rich. Zool. Beechey Voy. n. Voy.
Sulph. t.

a. California.— Presented bv Capt. Sir Edward Belcher,
R.N., C.B.

The American Wolf. Canis occidentalis. Canis lupus,
Sabine. C. L. occidentalis, Rich. N. Z. 60. t. 3. C.
gigas, Temm. C. nubilus, Say. C. Lycaon, Harlan.
Black wolf, Griffith , A. K. t. Bennett , Tower Menag.
93. fig.

a. North America. — Presented by the Hudson’s Bay
Company.

b. North America.

c. Skeleton. N. America. — Presented bv R. King, Esq.,

R.N.

1 The Antarctic Wolf. Canis antarcticus, Shaw. Dar-
win ^ Z. Beagle , n. t. 4. Antarctic wolf, Penn,
a. and b. Falkland Islands. — Presented by Sir William
Burnett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

The Fox. Vulpes vulgaris, Brisson. Canis vulpes,
Linn. S. N. Bell , B. Quad. 252 . fig.

2. End of tail white. England.
h. End of tail black. England.

Canis alopex, Linn.

?. d . and e. Cubs. England.

Very dark ; blackish beneath, end of tail white. Mel-
bourn, Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. Joseph
Baker.

60

FELIDAE.

The Persian Fox. Vulpes flavescens, Gray , Ann . and
Mag . 2V. H . 1843, 118.

a. Persia.

The Agouarachay. Vulpes Azarae. Canis Azarae,
Pr. Ma#. Abbild . t. Darwin , Zoo/. Beagle , xiv. t.
7. C. Brasiliensis, Schinz. Vulpes griseus, Gray,
Mag . iV. 1836, 578. Young?

a. Young. Patagonia. — Presented by Sir W. Burnett
and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

TheSABORA. Vulpes Niloticus. Canis Niloticus, Geoff,
C. iEgyptiacus, Bonn. Riippell , Z. Z. t. 15. Ehrenb .
Symb. Phys. t. 19.

a. and 5. North Africa. — -Pres, by James Burton, Esq.
c . and <i. Skull. Egypt. —Presented by Dr. Turnbull
Christie.

The Arctic Fox, or Peszi. Vulpes Lagopus. Canis
Lagopus, Linn. C. fuliginosus, Shaw . Nillson , Fauna ,
t. 6, 7. Pied fox, James. Stone fox. Isatis, God-
Terienniak, Greenlanders.

a. and d. Winter coat. Pure white. — Presented by the
Hudson’s Bay Company.

b. Summer coat. Uniformly dusky.

Canis fuliginosus, Shaw. Blue fox, Mackenzie. Sooty
fox. Rich. N. Z. 89.

c. Summer coat. Dusky ; head, shoulders, and beneath
white.

The Kit Fox. Vulpes cinereo-argentatus. Rich. N. Z.
98. Canis velox. Say. Canis cinereo-argentatus,
Schreb. ? Sabine. C. griseus, Schreb. ? Le Renard
tricolor, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t. Archithinew fox,
Penn. Kit, or small burrowing fox, Lewis and Clark.
Swift fox, Godman. Fulvous necked fox, Shaw,
a. N. America, in open plains.

The American Fox, or Makkeeshew. Vulpes fulvus.
Canis fulvus, Desm. Rich. N. Z. t. 8. Renard deVir-
ginie, Palisot. C. decussatus, Geoff. Large red fox,
Lewis and Clark. Cross fox, Hudson's Bay Comp . List.
Bennett, Menag . Z. S. 21 7. 221. 223. figures.

Fulvous, front of feet blackish, end of tail white.

fv v ncv ^vtAiA />t < U^*yi+^± /fa/?/^ 7 <cff ^ I’JLLS.

FELIDAE.

61

N. America. —Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Com-
pany.

b. Pale yellowish. N. America. — Presented by the Hud-
son’s Bay Company.

c. Dark, blackish, yellow washed. N. America. — Pre-
sented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.

Canis argentatus, Schreb. Black or Silver Fox, God-
man.

d. Fulvous ; nose, chin, legs and tail blackish, hind feet
white, and end of tail whitish. N. America.

\e. Skull. N. America.— From Dr. Mantell’s Collection.

The Kokree. Vulpes Bengalensis. Canis Bengalensis,
Shaw ? Gray , IUust . Ind . Z . n. t. 2. Elliot , M. J \
C. rufescens, IUust. Ind. Zool. n. t. 3 rt Canis kokree,
Sykes. Canis corsac, Blythe. Vulpes Indicus, Hodg-
son, Zool. Nepal, t.

a. India, Bengal.

b. India. — Presented by Major Honey wood,

I £?. Larger, back and tail having lost the long white hairs.
India, Nepal.

Vulp. xanthurus, Gray , Proc. Z. Soc. 1867. C. chry-
surus, Gray , Mag. N. H. 1886, 577.

I. India.

e. Smaller and greyer. Madras, India. — Presented by
Colonel Sykes.

Canis kokree, Sykes.

f. Larger, like c. India, Nepal. — Presented by B. H,
Hodgson, Esq.

V. Indicus, Hodgson , Zool . Nep. t.

The Culpeo. Vulpes Magellanicus, Gray , Mag. N. H .
1886, 578. Canis Magellanicus, Gray, Proc. Zool. Soc.
1886, 88. Zool. Beagle , x. t. 5. Culpeo C. Calpa-
cus, Molina ? C. tetradactyla, Meyen ?

i. Port Famine, in the Straits of Magellan. — Presented
by Capt. P. P. King, B.N.

The Corsac. Vulpes Corsac. Canis Corsac, Linn.
Tiles. Nov. Act. N. Cur. xi. t. 49. Adive, Buffon ,
Supp. in. t. 17.

i • Siberia. — From M. Brandt’s Collection.

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FELLDiE.

The Asse. Vulfes Caama. Canis Caama, A. Smithy
Cat . South African Mus . xix. C, ^hama, A . Smith ,
Afric. Jour . i. 89.

«. S. Africa, NamaquaLand. — From the South African
Museum.

6. S. Africa.— Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Senegal Fox. Yulpes dorsalis, Gray, Proc . Z. Soc.

1887, 182. C. famelicus, Riippell , Atlas , t. 5. ?
a . Senegal. Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Fennec. Vulpes Zaarensis, Shield. S. Akad .
1777. t. 6. Canis Zerda, Zimm . Rilppell, Atlas , t. 2.
C. Fennecus, Lesson . Megalotis cerdo, Illiger . C.
Saharensis, and C. pygmeus, Leuch. Fennecus
Arabicus, aSWw. F. Brucei, Desm . Viverra aurita,
Meyen . Fennec, Bruce , Trav.v. t. 28. Denham, Trav. t.
a. Young. Egypt. — Presented by James Burton, Esq.

5. Adult. Egypt. — Presented by James Burton, Esq.

The Racoon Dog. Nyctereutes Procyonoides. Canis
Procyonoides, Gray, lllust . Azrf. Zool. n. t. Mag. N. H.
1887, 578. Nyctereutes Viverrinus, Temm . F. Ja-
pan, t.

a. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

5. Japan. — From the Museum at Leyden.

The Otocyon. Otocyon Lalandii. Canis megalotis,
Desm . C. Lalandii, Desmoul. Diet. Class . FT. A. iv. t.
O. Caffer, Licht .

a. Cape of Good Hope.— From M. Verreaux* Collec-
tion.

The Simir or Melbia. Lycaon venaticus. Canis au-
reus, Thunh. C. Hyaenoides, CW. Hyaena venatica,
Burch . Trav. i. 456. and n. 822. fig. H. picta, Temm.
Kynos pictus, Rilppell. Lycaon tricolor, Brooks . L.
typicus, A. Smith . Rilpp. Atlas, t. 12. Hyaena dog,
Griffith, A. K. t. Melbia, Kolhe.
a. S. Africa. — From the Leyden Museum.

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63

e. Mustelina.

• The Pine Marten. Martes abietum, Ray . Mustela
J Martes, Linn . Martes vulgaris, Gray . Buffon , vn.
- t. 22. Bell , 2L ©wad. 170. fig.

. Throat yellow. England.

. Throat yellow, brown spotted. England.

. and d. Throat yellow. Wales. — Presented by the Earl
of Cawdor.

. In winter coat ; hair very long, grey brown, throat yel-
i lowish. Altaia Mountains. — From M. Brandt’s Collect,
lartes Altaica, Pallas .

’he American Sable. Martes leucopus. Mustela
leucopus, Kuhl . M. Huro, F, Cuv. Rich . Zool.

Beechey Voy. x. Sable, Amer . Fur Traders . Marten,
'i Hudson's Bay Comp . List .

. In summer pale yellow, head and feet white. N. Ame-
rica.

| . Great Slave Lake, N. America. — Presented by Dr. J.
Richardson.

. and d. N. America. — Presented by Dr. J. Richardson.
l N. America, Rocky Mountains. — Presented by Dr. J.
Richardson.

’he Beech Marten. Martes Foina, Gray, Griff, Mus-
tela Foina, Brisson . Martes fagorum, Ray . Martes
domestica, Gesner. Bell , B. Q. 167. fig. Buff. H. N.
vn.t. 18. ^

. and b. England. /'V

'he Japanese Sable. Martes melai/j^pus. Mustela
mela^pus, Temm. Fauna Jap . t.

Japan. — From the Leyden Museum,
he Pekan, or Wood Shock. Martes Canadensis.
Viverra piscator, Shaw . Mustela Canadensis, Schreb.
M. Pennanti, Erxl . M. piscatoria, Lesson . M. me-
lanorhyncha, Bodd. M. Goodmani, Fischer ? Wejack,
Hearne . Fisher, Penn. Wood shock, Hudsons Bay
Comp. List . Pekan, Canadians . Buffon , H. A. xiii. t.
42. Gulo castaneus and G. ferrugineus, H. Smith ?
Black fox, Lewis and Clark.

In summer coat. N. America.

Much over stuffed. N. America.

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FELIDiE.

The White-cheeked Weasel. Martes flavigula,
Hodgson . Mustela flavigula, Bodd . M. Hardwickii,
Horsf. Zool. Jour . iv. t. 8. Viverra quadricolor, Shaw .
Mustela leucotis, £f. Smith, in Griffith , 7C t. . ??
M. Henrici, Boie. ? M. lasiotis, Temm. ?

a. N. India, Nepal.— Presented by Gen. Thomas Hard-
wicke.

b. and c. N. India, Nepal.

d. Skin, e . Teeth. N. India, Nepal. — Presented by
B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Pole Cat. Putorius foetidus. Mustela Putorius,
Linn . M. foetida, Klein. P. typus, F. Cuv. P. com-
munis, Cuv. P. vulgaris. Gray. Buff on , IL. N. vn.
t. 123. Bell , B. Q. 156. fig.

a. and b. Blackish ; face white, varied. England.

c. England, Saffron Walden.

d. e. and f. England.

g. Yellowish ; head pale, limbs and tail blackish, loins
blackish.

h. Whitish ; hairs of back black tipped, limbs, chest, be-
tween the thighs, and end of tail black. Siberia. —
From M. Parreyss’s Collection.

Mustela Eversmanni, Lesson. M. Putorius var. Sibi-
rica, Fischer. Licht.

i. Similar to h. Siberia. —From the Moscow Museum.

k. Similar to h. Siberia. — From M. Brandt’s Collec-
tion.

l. Skull.

The Vormela, or Peregusna. Putorius Sarmaticus,
Gray. Mustela Sarmatica, Pallas , Spic. Zool. xiv. t.
41. M, Peregusna, Guld. M. praecincta, Ranz.

a. Ears large, much fringed, spots and bands large. Si-
beria.

b. Larger ; ears not fringed, spots and bands small. Si-
beria.— From M. Brandt’s Collection.

The Mink, or Nurek Vison. Vison Lutreola. Viverra
Lutreola, Linn. Mustela Vison, Brisson . M. lu-

treocephala, Harl. Lutra minor, Erxl. Pallas , Spic.

FELID/E.

65

t. 3. f. 1. Bitffon , xm. t. 43. Otay, Sagard. Fon-
tereau, La Hontan. Jackash, Hearne. Mink or
Minx, FW Traders . ?Marsh Otter, Langsdorff.

a. Pale brown, chin and upper part of throat white. N.
America.

b. Paler brown. N. America.

c. Dark brown, chin white. N. America. — Presented
by Capt. Sir G. Back, R.N.

d. Male. Dark brown, head black, chin and upper lip
white. Siberia.

e. Dark brown, chin white. Delaware. — Presented by

Edward Doubleday, Esq.

f. Small ; rather dark, chin white. N. W. Coast of Ame-
rica.— Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

The Weasel. Mustela vulgaris, Brisson , Linn . Mus-
tek nivalis, Schreb . from Buffon , H. N. vii. t. 29 . f. 1.
Females , Mousehunter, Cambridgeshire , Bell , J3. Q.
141. fig.

a . 5. c. and e?. Pale brown. England. — Presented by
Mr. John Leadbeater.

e . Rather darker. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr.
Joseph Baker.

f. Dark brown. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr.

Joseph Baker.

g. h. i. and k . Young. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by
Mr. Joseph Baker.

l. White in winter fur. Siberia. — From M. Brandt’s
Collection.

Mustela nivalis, Linn. Act . Snec. vi. t. 8.

m . Skull of L Siberia.

The Black-faced Weasel. Mustela frenata, Licht.
Saugth. t. 42. Foy. Sulph. t. fig. 2.

a. Mexico. — Presented by Edward Charles worth, Esq.

b. Mexico.

c. Skull of 5.

The Stoat and Ermine. Mustela Erminea, Linn. Buff.

H. N . vn. t. 19. f. 2. t. 21. f. 1. Bell , B. Q. 148. fig.
a. and b. Young; in summer fur. England.
c. d. and e. In change fur. England.

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EELIDiE.

f. and g. In winter fur. England. Buffon , vit. t. 29.
f. 2.

h. i. In summer fur. England. Buffon, vn. t. 31. f. 1.
k\ and l. In change. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by
Mr. J. Baker.

m. In summer fur. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr.
J. Baker.

n. In summer fur. N. America.

Mustela Richardsonii, Bonap . M. Erminea, Rich . N. Z .
46.

o. p . and q . Skulls. England.

The Yellow-cheeked Weasel. Mustela xanthogenys,
Gray , Ann . and Mag . JY. //. 1843. Voy. Sulphur , t.
M. Brasiliensis, Sevast . Af. Acad. Pet. iy. 356. t. 4.
(bad) ? M. Javanica, ^6^, Thes * i. 77. t. 48. f. 4.
(bad)? M. erxninea var. Pallas , .Zoo?. Eos. Asiat. 92.
from Seba’s Spec.

a . California. — Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, R.N.,
C.B.

5. Its skull. — Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, R.N.,
C.B.

The Chorok. Mustela Sibirica, Pallas. Spic. Zool.
xiv. 86. t. 4. f. 2.

«. Siberia. — From M. Brandt’s Collection.

b. Siberia. — From the Royal Museum, Moscow7.

c . Siberia. — From the Museum at St. Petersburg.

d. Skull of c. Siberia. — From the Museum at St. Pe-
tersburg.

Hodgson’s Weasel. Mustela Hodgsonii, Gray , Ann.
and Mag. N. H. 1843, 118.

a. Bright chestnut, head darker, lips, chin and throat
white. India, Himalaya.

b. Dark chestnut, forehead and cheeks darker, face, lips,
chin and throat white. Himalaya?

The Cathia. Mustela Cathia, Hodgson , J. A. S. B.

1835, 702. Z. Nepal , t. M. auriventer, Hodgson,
a. (Wants hair of the tail.) Nepal. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

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67

The Altaic Weasel. Mustela alpina, Fischer . M.
Altaica, Pallas , Zool. Ros. Asiat. i. 98. Putorius al-
pinus, Gebler, Mem. Mosq. yi. 213.

d. Altai Mountains. — From M. Brandt’s Collection.

b. Altai Mountains. — From the Museum at St. Peters-
burg.

c . Skull of b. Altai Mountains. — From the Museum
at St. Petersburg.

Horsfield’s Weasel. Mustela Horsfieldii, Gray$
Ann . and Mag . N. H. 1843, 113.

a. India, Bhotan. — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

The Nepal Weasel. Mustela subhemachalana. Pu-
torius subhemachalanus, Hodgson , Jour . Asiat. Soc .
Beng. 1837, 563. Zool . Nepal, t.

a. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

b . Smaller.— -Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Zorille. Zorilla striata. Viverra Zorilla, Erxl.
V. striata, Shaw. Z. Capensis, Waterh. Mephitis
Africana, Licht. 7j. leucomelas, F. Cuv. Muis-hond,
Kolbe. Licht. Saugth. t. 48. f. 2.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by Gen. Thomas
Hardwicke.

b. c. and d. Cape of Good Hope.

e. Young, with white band across the forehead. — Cape of
Good Hope.

/. Skull.

The Tayra. Galera barbara. Mustela barbara, Linn.
M. gulina, Pr. Max . M. galera, Erxl. Gulo canes-
cens, Illig. Gulo barbatus, Retz. Desm . Viverra po-
liocephala, Trail. V. vulpecula, Sclireb. Galera
subfusca, Brown , Jam. t. 29. f. 1. Buffon, Supp. vn.
t. 50.

a. Head and shoulders grey brown. Brazils. — Pre-

sented by Lieut. Mawe, R.N.

b. Head and shoulders grey brown. Tropical America.

c. Head greyish. Tropical America.

d. Male. Head dark grisled. Tropical America.

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EELIDiE.

The Grison or Huron. Grisonia vittata. Viverra
vittata, Schreb. Ursus Brasiliensis, Thunb. Lutra
vittata, Trail . Buffon , Supp . hi. t. 28 and 28.

a. Male; back whitish. Brazils.

Galictis Allamandi, Bell , Trans . ii. t. 87. Gulo

vittatus, Desm.

b. Male ; back yellowish. Brazils.

Galictis vittata. Bell , Trans . $oc. n. t. 88.

The Ratel or Bharsiah. Mellivora Ratel. Viverra
Capensis, Schreb . V. mellivora, Blumenb. 'V. Ratel,
Sparrn . StocJch. 1777, t. 4. f. 2. Ursus Indicus,
Hardw . Linn . Trans . ix. t. 9. Bharsiah or Ursitaxus
inauritus, Hodgson , Asiat. Res . xix. /. yL $. Beng.
1886, 671.

a . Back rather rufous. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented
by Dr. William Burchell.

5. Male. Back dark, white grisled. Cape of Good
Hope. — Capt. Sir James Alexander’s Expedition.

c. Back rather rufous. Cape of Good Hope. — Capt. Sir
James Alexander’s Expedition.

d. Female. Back dark, white grisled. Cape of Good
Hope. — Presented by the Saffron Walden Nat. Hist.
Society.

The Wolverene. Gulo Luscus. Mustela Gulo, Linn .
Ursus Luscus, Linn . Gulo arcticus, Desm. G. Sibiri-
cus, Balias , Zool. xiv. t. 2. Buffon , Supp. hi. t, 48.
Edw . Birds , t. 108. G. vulgaris and G. Wolverene,
Gray . G. leucurus, Hedenborg. Carcajou, La Hon -
tan. Rossomak of the Russians.

a. Throat vrhite spotted. North America.^ — From the
Council of the Royal College of Surgeons.

h. Throat blackish browui. Altai Mountains. — From M.
Brandt’s Collection.

e. Throat white spotted. Siberia ?

d. Skull of b. North of Europe.

The Helictis. Helictis moschata, Gray, Proc. Zool.
Soc. ii. 94. Melogale personata, I. Geoff.

a. Head with large white spots. China. — Presented by
J. Reeves, Esq.

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b. No white spots on the forehead. China. — Presented
by J. Reeves, Esq.

c. Skull of b. China. — Presented by J. Reeves, Esq.

d. Like a . China. — Presented by J. Reeves, Esq.

The Nepal Helictis. Helictis Nipalensis. Gulo Ni-
palensis, Hodgson , Jour . AsicU. Soc . Beng. 1836, 237.
1837, 560. Zool. Nepal, t.

a. (Not in good state.) Nepal. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

The Skunk. Mephitis varians, Gray, Mag. N. H . i.
581. M. vittata, Licht . Saugth, t. 47 ? M. Americana,
Dehay, Zool. N. York, t. 12. f. 1. bad.

a. A white streak on face ; two streaks on back, nearly
parallel, reaching to the middle of the back. North
America, Texas. — From Mr. Drummond’s Collection.

b. No streak on face ; two streaks on back diverging be-
hind to the middle of the sides. North xlmerica, Texas.
-—From Mr. Drummond’s Collection.

c. No streak on face ; spot on nape small, with two short
bands nearly to the shoulders, and an indication of a
band on each side, near the middle of the back. North
America, Texas ? — From Mr. Drummond’s Collection.

The Maikel. Conepatus Amazonica. C. Humboldtii
var. Gray, Mag. N. H. i. 581. Mephitis x^mazonica,
Licht. Berlin Trans, t.

a. Straits of Magellan. — Presented by Captain P. P.
King, R.N.

The Patagonian Maikel. Conepatus Humboldtii,
Gray, M. N. Hist . i. 581. Mephitis Patagonica,
Licht. Berlin Trans, t.

a. South America. — Presented by Lieut. Mawe, R.N.

The Stinkard or Teledu. Mydaus meliceps, F. Cuv.
Mam. Lithog. t. Mephitis Javanensis, Raffles. Ursus
foetidus, Desch. Horsf. Z. R. t.

a. Rhombic white spot on front of back. Java. — Pre-
sented by the East India Company.

b. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

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FELIDiE.

The Balisaur or Sand Bear. Arctonyx collaris.

F. Cuv. M . L. t. Meles Taxus, Hardrv . Illust. 2nd.
Zool. t. Sand Bear, Bewick , Quad . 257. Arctonix,

G. Evans, Jour. Asiat . Bengal, vn. t. 43.

«. Skull and subcaudal glands.— -Presented by General T.
Hardwicke.

b. India, Chittagong. — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

The Badger. Meles Taxus. Ursus Meles, Linn. U.
Taxus, Blumenb. Meles Europseus and M. vulgaris,
Desm . Buff on, vn. t. 7. 8. Bell, B. Quad. 122. fig.

a. Adult, c. Half grown; blackish grey. England.

b. Yellowish (bleached ?) England.
d. Very young. Middlesex.

The Brairo or Lacyotl. Taxidea Labradoria, Waterh.
Tr. Zool. Soc. ii. t. 59. Ursus Taxus, Schreb. U.
Labradoricus, Gmel. Meles Labradoria, Sabine. Meles?
Jeffersonii, Harlan. Carcajou, Buff on . Brairo, Lewis
and Clark, hi. 40 ? Buff on, Sup. in. 49. Rich. N.
Zool. t. 2. Frarow, Gass. Brairo and Siffleur, French
Canadians . Flacyotl, Hernandez,
a. North America. — Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Com-
pany.

The American Otter. Lataxina mollis. Lutra La-
taxi n a, F. Cuv.

a. North America. — Presented by Captain Back, R.N.

The Lgntra. Lontra Brasiliensis. Lutra Brasiliensis,
Ray. Blum. Abbild. t. 93. L. Brasiliana, Cuv. R.A. iv.
t. 1. f. 3.

a. Cayenne.

b. Chin and upper part of throat white. Cayenne.

The Otter. Lutra vulgaris, ErxL Bell, B. Q. 129.
fig. Mustela Lutra, Linn. Buff on , vn. t. 11. Lutra
Roensis, Ogilby.

a. Britain.

b. Young. Britain.

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The Chinese Otter. Lutra Chinensis, Gray , Mag.
N. H . 1836. L. Indica, Gray. L. Tarayensis, Hodg-
son ?

Young. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

b . c. India, Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
Lutra Indica, Gray , Mag . A. LT. 1836, 560.
e?. Skin in very bad state. Nepal. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

Lutra Tarayensis, Hodgson, ZooL Nepal? (Received with-
out a name.)

The Californian Otter. Lutra Californica, Gray , Mag .
N. H. L . felina, Molina.

a. California. — Presented by Captain P. P. King, R.N.

The Golden Brown Otter. Lutra aurobrunnea, Hodg-
son, Zool. Nep. t.

a. Skin in bad state. Nepal.' — Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

The Wargul. Aonyx leptonyx. Lutra leptonyx, Horsf.
Z. R. t. L. cinerea, llliger. L. perspicillata, I. Geoff.
Aonyx Horsfieldii, Gray. M us tela fusca, Desch. M.
Lutra, Marsden , Sumat. t. 12.

a. Young male. Java. — Presented by the East India
Company.

b. Dark brown. Java.

c. Half grown ; dark brown. Nepal.

d. Darkish brown. India, Nepal.

e. Dark brown. Singapore.

/. Young ; pale brown.

The Grey Otter. Aonyx Delalandi, Lesson . Lutra
inunguis, F. Cuv. ; L. Capensis, Schinz .

a. Female. South Africa, in salt marshes and on the sea
shore. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

b. Female. Young. South Africa. — From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

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ursid^;.

The Kalan or Sea Otter. Enhydra lutris. E. ma-
rina, Hemp. Licht. Saugth. t. Lutra marina, Steller.
Mustela Lutris, Linn. Shaw , Mus. Lever, t. Sea
Otter, Cook , Voy. n. t. 45. Menzies, Phil. Trans. 1796,
385. Rich. N. Z. 59.

a . California. — Presented by Archibald Menzies, Esq.,
F.L.S.

b. Very young. California. — Presented by A rchibald
Menzies, Esq., F.L.S.

c. Young, head pale. California. — Presented by Captain
Sir E. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

d. Young; head and neck pale. California. — Presented
by Captain Sir E. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

Fam. 2. XJRSIDiE. Cases 20, 21.
a. Ursina.

The Bear. Ursus Arctos, Linn. U. Pyrenaicus, U.
Norvegicus and U. collaris, F. Cuv. U. formicarius
and U. cadaverinus, Eversm . Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosq.
1840. Buffon, viii. t. 31.

a. Young ; grey with a white collar.

Ursus collaris, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t.

The Ritck or Dubb. Ursus Isabellinus, Horsf. Linn.
Trans, xv. 334. U. Syriacus, Hemp, and Ehrenb. Symb.
Phys. i. t. 1. Ursus Arctos albus, Gmel. Buffon , viii.
t. 32. Dubb, Arabs. Ritck, Bengalese,
a. b. Skull. Northern Circars.

c. White, (not in good state.) — Presented by the Trustees
of the Hunterian Museum.

The Musquaw or American Black Bear. Ursus Ameri-
canus , Pallas. Rich. N. Z. Cuv. Menag. M-us. t. F. Cuv.
Mam. Lithog. t. U. niger Americanus, and U. luteolus,
Griffith. Ursus gularis, Geoff. Black bear, Penn.
Cinnamon bear and yellow bear, Canton , Anim. t. Cu-
vier, Oss . Fos. x. 318. t. 22. f. 5. 6. t. 23. f. 1.

a. Young. North America.

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b. Imperfect skin of foetus. North America. — Presented
by John Bichardson, M.D.

c . ? Skull. Hudson’s Bay. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collec-
tion.

d. ? Skull. Hudson’s Bay. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collec-
tion.

The Tibet Bear. Helarctos Tibetanus. IJrsus Tibe-
tanus. F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog . t. Hodgson , Zool . Ne-
pal, t. U. ferox, Robinson , Assam, 69.

a. Adult. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

h. Skull of female, twenty months old. Nepal. — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Bruang. Helarctos Malayanus, Horsf. Ursus
Malayanus, Raffles. Horsf. Z . Java, t. F. Cuv . Mam.
Lithog. t. U. Malayanus, Cuv. Os. Fos. iv.t.23. f. 3, 4.

a. Sumatra. — Presented by Lady Banks.

The Bornean Bruang. Helarctos Euryspilus, Horsf.
Zool. Jour. i. 221. t. 7. U. Malayanus var., Temm.
Malay Bear, Griffith, A. K. t.

a. Borneo. The specimen described and figured, Hors-
feild and Griffith.

The Aswail. Melursus Lybius, Meyer. Ursus labiatus,
Blainv. U. longirostris, Tiedem. Bradypus ursinus,
Shaw, Zool. i. t. 47. B. ursiformis, Shaw , Zool. Misc .
i. t. 58. Petre Bear, Canton, t. Ursiform Sloth,
Penn. Slow Bear, Hamilton , Mysore, n. 197.

a. India.

b. Young. India, Madras. — Presented by Colonel Sykes.

The Nennook or Polar Bear. Thalarctos maritimus.
Ursus maritimus. Linn . U. marinus, Pallas. U. po-
laris, Shaw , Mus. Lever, t. 2. U. albus, Brisson.
Ross. White Bear, Marten, Spitz, t. O. f. c. Cuv.
Menag. Mus. t.

a. Arctic Ocean. — Presented by the Lords of the Admi-
ralty, from Capt. Parry’s Voyages.

b. Half grown. Arctic Ocean.

c. Skull. Arctic Ocean. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collection.

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ursim;.

Tlie Raccoon or Mapach. Procyon Lotor, Storr . Ursus
Lotor, Linn. Lotor vulgaris, Tiedem. Buff. vm. t. 43.

a. N. America.

b. Young; half grown. N. America.

c. White ; no skull. N. America. — From Mr. Drum-
mond’s Collection.

Meles alba, Brisson . Procyon nivea, Gray , Mag. N. H.
1837.

e. Skull, imperfect.

The Psora. Procyon Psora, Gray , Ann. and Mag.
N. H. 1842. Voy. H. M. S. Sulphur, t. Raccoon,
Cook , Voy. ? Rich. Zool. Beechey , Voy. 4. n. 10.
Talacoyoth, Hernandez , Mex. 12. n. 37. ? ?

a. California, Sacramenta, — Presented by Capt. Sir Edw.
Belcher, R.N., C.B.

b. Skull of a.

The Agouara. Procyon cancrivorus, Illiger . Ursus
cancrivorus, Cuv. Buffon , H. N. Supp. vi. t. 32.

a . Half grown. Tropical America.— Presented by G. R.
Gray, Esq.

b. Blackish grey. Tropical America.

c. Bright rufous, especially on the sides. Bad state.

The Coati. Nasua rufa, Desm. Viverra Nasua, Linn.
N. socialis rufa, Fischer. Buffon , H. N. vm. t. 48.
F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t. Myrmecophaga annulata,
Desm . from Krusenst. Voy . t. f. M. striata, Shaw,
Zool. i. 178. t. 51, from Buff. Supp. in. t. 56.

a. In spirits.

b. Skull.

c. Tropical America.

d. Reddish brown, with darker dorsal streaks.

The Narica or Quasje. Nasua narica. Viverra Narica,
Linn . V. Quasje, Gmelin. N. Obfuscata, Illiger.

N. fusca, Desm . N. socialis fusca, Fischer. Couati,
Azara, Mam. Lithog. t.

a. Blackish. Tropical America.

b. Tropical America.

c. Half grown. Tropical America.

d. Scarcely half grown. Tropical America.

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The Potto or Kinkajou. Cercoleptes caudivolvulus,
Illiger . Viverra caudivolvula, Pallas . Lemur flaviis,
Schreb. Manaviri, Humboldt . Guchumbi at New Gre-
nada. Buffon , Supp. in. t. 50, 51. Cerco. megalotus
and C. brachyotus, Martin.

a. Tropical America.

b. Half grown. Tropical America.

c. Young. Tropical America.

The Wah. Ailurus fulgens, F. Cue. Mam. Lithog. t.
Gray, Illust. Ind. Zool. t. Linn. Trans, xv. 161. t. 11.
Zool. Nepal, t.

a. Nepal.

b. c. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

d. Teeth. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Fam. 3. TALPIDiE. Case 22.
a. Talpina.

The Mole. Talpa Europaea, Linn . S. N. i. 73. T. vul-
garis, Brisson. Buffon, H. N. vm. t. 12. Supp. hi. t. 32.
Bell, B. Quad. 35. fig.

a. In spirits.

b. Blackish. Cobham, Surrey. — Presented by Dr. W. E.
Leach.

c. Brownish. Cobham, Surrey. — Presented by Dr. W. E.
Leach.

d. Grey. Cobham, Surrey. — Presented by Dr. W. E.
Leach.

e. White. Seba, i. t. 32, f. 1. Cobham, Surrey. — Pre-
sented by Fuller, Esq.

f. Blackish. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. Lead-
beater.

g. Skeleton. — Presented by General Thomas Hardwicke.

h. i. Black. — Presented by General Thomas Hardvricke.
k. I Skulls.

The Short-tailed Mole. Talpa micrura, Hodgson,
Jour. Asiat. Soc. Calc. vn. 464, 1843, 95. T. Eu-
ropasa, Robinson, Assam, 96.

a. Nepal, Central and Northern Hills. —Presented by
B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

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TALPIDAS.

The Scalops or Shrew Mole. Scalops aquaticus,
Fischer , Syn. 249. Sorex aquaticus, Linn. S. N. i. 74.
Scalops Canadensis, Cuv. Rich. N. Z. 9. Talpa fusca
and T. purpurascens, Shaw , Zool. 52 1, 524. Brown
Mole, Penn. Mol e, Lewis and Clarke. Godman,N.H .
i. t. 5. f. 3.

a. N. America.— -Presented by Joshua Brookes, Esq.,
F.R.S.

h. N. America. — Presented by the Rev. Dr. Bachmann.

The Changeable Mole. Chrysqchloris holosericea,
Licht . Saught. t. 41. f. 2. C. Hottentotta, A. Smith ,
Zool. Jour. iv. 33. Brown , Illust. Zool. t.

a. White spot on face. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented
by General Hardwicke.

b. andc. Face golden. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented
by General Hardwicke.

The Villose Cape Mole. Chrysochloris villosa, A.
Smith , S. Afr. Quart. Jour. 181. III. I. A. Zool. t. 9.
a. and h. S. Africa. —From the S. African Museum.

The Radiated Mole. Astromyctes cristatus. Sorex
cristatus, Linn. S. radiatus, Shaw. Talpa Canadensis,
Faille , t. 1. T. longicaudata, Erxl. Condylura cris-
tata, Desm. C. prasinata, Harris , Boston Jour. ii. 580.
C. macrura, Harlan , F. Amer. 3 1. Long-tailed Mole,
Penn. H. Q. n. t. 90. f. 2.

a. and b. North America. — Presented by Dr. Richard
Harlan.

c. Wilmington, N. America. — Presented by Edw. Dou-
bleday, Esq.

The Tupaia Tana. Tupaia Tana, Raffles, L. Trans.
xiii. 257. Horsf. Z. Java, t.

a. Sumatra.

The Rangsring. Tupaia Javanica, Hors. Z. Java , t.

a. and b. Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

c. Java. — From the Leyden Museum.

d. Singapore.

e. Half grown.

/.? Skull.

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77

The Press. Tupaia ferruginea, Raffles, Linn, Trans, xm.
256. Horsf, Z. Java, t. Mam . Lithog . t.

a. Tail end wanting. Singapore.

b. Singapore.

The Short-nosed Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides
brachyrhynchus, A . Smith, Rep. Exped. 1836. Rlust.
Afr. Zool. t. 13. and t. 15. f. 4.

a. Cape of Good Hope.— From the South African Mu-
seum.

b. Cape of Good Hope.

The Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides proboscideus.
Macro. Typicus , A, Smith , Zool . Jour, iv. 436. Must,
Afr . Zool . 1. 15. f. 1. Sorex proboscideus, Shaw, Zool.
536, from Petiver. Gaz . t. 23. f. 9. Rhinomys Jaculus,
Licht. Saugh, t. 38.

a. and b. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

c . and d . Half grown. — From the South African Museum.

The Algerine Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides
Roretti, Ann. Sci . Nat.

a. and b. Oram. N. Africa. — From M. Parzudaki’s
Collection.

The Black-eared Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides
melanotis, Ogilby, Proc. Zool. Soc. 1838, 5.
a . Damhara. S. Africa. — Capt. Sir James Alexander’s
expedition.

The Intufi Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides intufi,
A. Smith, Rep. Exped. 1836. Must. Afr ic. Zool.t. 12.
and t. 15. f. 3. M. Alexanderii, Ogilby, Proc. Zool.
Soc. 1838, 5.

a. S. Africa. From the South African Museum.

b. S. Africa. Capt. Sir James Alexander’s expedition.
M. Alexanderii, Ogilby, (the specimen described by Mr.

Ogilby.)

The Namaqua Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides rupes^
tris, A, Smith , Proc. Zool. Soc. 1830, 11. Zool. Jour.
ii. 436. Must. Z. Afr. t. 11. and t. 15. f. 2.
a. b, c. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

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TALFIDiE.

The Soft-furred Elephant Shrew. Macroscelides
Edwardsii, A . Smith , African ZooL t. 14.

From the South African Museum.

The Mondjourou, or Sondeli. Sorex murinus, Linn .
S. myosurus, Pallas , Act. Petrop . 1781. t. 4. f. 1.
Geojf. Mws. xyii. t. 3. f. 2, 3. S. Sonneratii,

and S. giganteus, I. Geoff. Mem. xv. t. 4. f. 5. S. In-
die us, Geoff, 1 Mem. Mms. i. t. 15. f. f 2. S. Capensis,
Geoff. Ann. Mus. xvii. 184. t. 4. f. 2. S. Pilorides,
Shaw, Mus . Lever, t. 8. S. cserulescens, Shaw, ZooL
i. 533. S. crassicaudatus, Licht. Saught , t. 40. f. 1.
S. Nepalensis, Hodgson. S. moschatus, Robinson,
Assam, 96. Olivier , To?/, t. 23. f. 1. Buffon, H. N „
Suppl. vn. t. 71.

«. 5. Madras.— Presented by Walter Elliott, Esq.

c. Calcutta.

d. In spirits.

e. In spirits. China. — Presented by J. R. Reeves, Esq*

/. Skull.

g. Madagascar ? — Presented by Capt. Sir Edward Bel-
cher, R.N.

The Shrewmouse. Crocidura aranea. Sorex ara-
neus, Schreb. S. rusulus, Zimm. S. pachyurus, Kuster.
S. poliogaster, S. major, S. fimbriata, and S. moschata,
Wagler. S. inodorus, Savi. Ann. Mus. xvii, t, 2.

f. 2.

a. France.— Purchased of M. Baillon.

b. Half grown. France. — Purchased of M. Baillon.

c. and d. In spirits.

/• •

The White-bellied Shrew. Crocidura leucodon,
Sorex leucodon, Herm. Schreb. t. 159. D. S. Thora-
cica, Savi (var.)

a. France. — Purchased of M. Baillon.

b . Bad state. Germany. — Presented by Dr. H. Kuhl.

The Grisled Shrew. Myosorex varius, Gray, Proc.
ZooL Soc . 1837, 124. Sorex varius, Smuts. Mam.

;

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79

Cap. 108. S. Cinnamomeus, Licht. Saught. t. 39.
f. 2. ?

a. S. Africa. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

b. Half grown. S. Africa.

Forster’s Shrew Mouse. Corsira Forsteri, Gray , Proc .
Z. Soc. 1837, 124. Sorex Forsteri, Richardson , N.
Z. 6. Zool. Jour . v. t. 7. Shrew No. 20, Forster .

a. Fur Country, N. America. — Presented by Dr. John
Richardson.

The Black Indian Shrew. Corsira nigrescens, Gray ,
Ann. and Mag. N. H. x. 261.
a. India, Dargelin? — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

The Erdshrew. Corsira vulgaris, Gray , Proc . Z. Soc .
1837, 124. Sorex vulgaris, Linn . T/ws. S. araneus,
Linn . Bell , Bn£. Quad. 109. fig. S. tetragonurus,
Hermann , Geoff. Ann. Mus . xvn. t. 2. f. 3. S. con-
strictus, Geoff. S. Hermanni, Holandre. S. melano-
don, S. concinnus, and S. rhinolophus, Wagler. S.
labiosus, and S. castaneus, Jenyns? S. cunicularia
and S. eremita, Bechst.? Foetid Shrew, Penn. Daub.
Mem. Acad. Sci. 1756, t. 5. f. 2. Buffon , i/. A. vm.
t. 10. f. 1. Mag. Zool. and Bot. n. t. 1. f. 2.
a. b. France. — Purchased of M. Baillon.

Sorex Daubentonii, Baillon.

c. to l. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. J. Baker.
m. and n. Paler. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. J»
Baker.

The Rustic Shrew. Corsira rustica. Sorex rusticus,
Jenyns.

a. Kensington Gardens. — Presented by H. Churton, Esq.

b. Cambridgeshire. —Presented by Mr. Joseph Baker.

The Water Shrew. Crossopus fodiens. Sorex fodiens
and S. hydrophilus, Pallas. Schreb. t. 161. Bell , B.
Quad. 115. fig. S. Daubentonii, Erxl. S. Hermanni,
Duver . S. bicolor, Shaw , Nat . Misc. t. 55. S. flu-
viatilis, Bechst. S. constrictus, Herm . . S. stagnalis

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and S. rivalis, Brehm . C. musculus and S. psilurus,
Wctgler. Amphisorex Pennantii, Gray, Proc. Z. Soc.
1837, 1 25. Buff on , H. N. yiii. t. 11. f. 1.

a. b. c. In spirits.

d. Ears black.

e. Ears blackish. England?

f. Ears white, tip of tail black. Epping. — Presented by
Henry Doubleday, Esq.

h. and i. Larger ; ears and tips of tail white. Cambridge-
shire.— Presented by Mr. Joseph Baker.

h Skull of/.

/. and m. In spirits. England.— Presented by H. Cole,
Esq.

ft. Europe.— Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

The Long-tailed Water Shrew. Crossopus macrourus.
Sorex macrourus, Lehman . S. carinatus, Herm . S.
natans, Brehm . S. nigripes, Melchior . C. Linneana,
Gray, Ann. N. H. 1842.

a. North Bothnia.

The Black Water Shrew. Crossopus ciliatus. Sorex
ciliatus, Sowerby, Brit. Misc. t. 49. S. remifer^ and S.
eollaris, Geoff. Ann. Mus . xvn. 182. t. 2. f. 1. Bell,
B. Quad . 119. fig. S. unicolor, Shaw . S. fodiens

var., Nath.

a. France. —Purchased of M. Baillon.

b . Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. Joseph Baker.

The Indian Water Shrew. Crossopus Himalayaicus,
Gray, Ann . and Mag. N . H. x. 261.

a , India, Himalaya, — Presented by H. Drummond, Esq.

The American Marsh Shrew. Crossopus palustris.
Sorex palustris, Richardson , N. Z. 5. Amphisorex pa-
lustris, Gray , P. Z. S. 1837, 125.

a . and 6. N. America.— Presented by Dr. John Richard-
son,

TALPIDiE.

8l

The French Daesman. Galemys Pyrenaica, Wagler.
Mygale pyrenaica, Geoff. Ann. Mus. xvn. 193. t. 4.
f. 1-4. Mem. Mus. i. t. 65. f. 10, 11, 12.

a. Pyrenees, S. France* — -From M. Parzudaki’s Col-
lection.

b. In spirits. Pyrenees.— From Mr. N. Boubee’s Col-
lection.

The Bulau or Tikus. Gymnura Rafflesii, Lesson , Mam.
171. Viverra? gymnura, Raffles , Linn. Trans . xiii.
272. Vigors and Horsf. Zool . Jour . iii. 246. t. 8.
a. Malacca, Singapore.

The Black-chinned Hedgehog. Exiinaceus mentalis.
a. India, Himalaya.

The Egyptian Hedgehog. Erinaceus ^Egyptiacus,
Geoff. E. auritus /3, Fischer , Syn. 262. Did. Sci.
Nat. t. Descr. Egypt . t. 5. f. 3. E. Lybicus, Ehrenb.
a. Egypt.

The Long-eared Hedgehog. Erinaceus auritus, Pallas ,
Zool. Ross . A. i. 138.

a. and b. Siberia. — From Mr. Brandt’s Collection.

The Cape Hedgehog. Erinaceus frontalis, A. Smith , S.
African Quart. Jour. i. 1831. n. 29. S. Afric. Zool.
t. 3. Bennett , Proc. Z. Soc. 1832, 193.

a. South Africa, Cape of Good Hope.

The Collared Hedgehog. Erinaceus collaris, Gray ,
Lllust. Ind. Zool. t.

a. India.

b. India, Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

c. India.

The Indian Hedgehog. Erinaceus Grayii, Bennett , Proc.

Zool. Soc. 1832, 124.
a. and b. India.

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TALPIDA2.

The Hedgehog. Erinaceus Europseus. E. auriculatus,
Hill. E. vulgaris, Linn . E. inauris, Linn . ? E. cani-
nus and suillus, Geoff . E. sibiricus, Bell , B. Quad,
76. fig.

a. and 6. England.

Europe.

e.f. Young, from nest.— Presented by Mr. J. Baker.
One-third grown. — Presented by Mr. J. Baker.

The Himalayan Hedgehog. Erinaceus Spatangus, Ben-
nett, Proc . Zool. a Soe. 18 32, 124. E. Grayii, Jun.?

a. India.— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

tsu

The Tanrec. Centetes ecaudatus, Llliger. Erinaceus
ecaudatus, ^cArc&.^Se tiger inauris, Geoff. Centetes se~
tosus, and C. spinosus, Desm. ' E. Tandrac Zimm. E .
acanthurus, Bodd. Centetes variegatus, Gray , Mag .
N. H. 1836. Tanrec, Buffon , H. N. xn. f. 438. t. 56.

a. Adult. Isle of France? — From M. Piquot’s Collection.

C. variegatus, Gray , Mag . N. H. 1836.

h. Half grown ; face shorter. Isle of France ?

E. spinosus? Tendrac, Buffon , xn. t. 57?

c. Young. Face short; back brown, with three whitish
bands. Madagascar. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

d. Very young. Face short; back with three white
bands. Madagascar.

The Banded Tanrec. Centetes Madagascarensis,
Gray , Mag. N . H. 1836. Erinaceus Madagascarensis,
Shaw, Z. E. ecaudatus, Sclireb . E. semispinosus, Cuv.
R. A. i. 136. Setiger variegatus, Geoff. Buffon, H. N.
Supp. hi. 214. t. 37.

a. Female. Young. Madagascar.— From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

irct^Jh^A- , £ cJ}x %dU&

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Fam. 4. MACROPXDiE. Cases 23 to 31.
a. Phalangistina.

The Opossum Mouse. Acrobates pygmaeus, Desm. Di~
delphis pygmaeus, Shaw, New Holland , t. 2. Waterh .
Marsup. 293. t. 30.

a. N. Holland. — Presented by Capt. P. P. King, R.N.
h. Tail imperfect. N. Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

The Hepoona Roo. Petaurus australis, Shaw , N.
Misc. ii. t. 60. P. flaviventer, Desm. Didelphis Pe-
taurus, Shaw. D. Volucella, Meyer , 26. P. Cunning-
hami, Gray, Mss. B. M. Sicurus Novas Hollandias,
Meyer.

a. New Holland. — Presented by A. Cunningham, Esq.,

F.L.S.

h. c. d. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Sugar Squirrel. Petaurus Sciureus, Desm. Di-
delphis Sciureus, Shaw, N. H. t. Waterh. Marsup.
289. t. 28. Norfolk Island Flying Squirrel, Phillips ,
Voy. 151. t.

a. Skeleton. — Presented by Capt. P. P. King,, R.N.
h. New Holland. — Presented by Dr. Merriman.

c. Upper hunters, New Holland. —From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

d. Port Philip. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

e. and /. Liverpool Plains. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

The Short-headed Petaurus. Petaurus breviceps,
Waterh . Mars. 290. Belideus breviceps, Waterh. P .
Z. S. 1838, 182. P. Peronii, G. Bennett , Cat . Aust.
Mils., not Desm.

a. From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b . Australia.

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MACROPXDZE .

The Ariel. Petaurus ariel. Belideus ariel, Gould ,
Ann . and Mag . N. H. 1842, 404.

a. Port Essington. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. and c. Its skull. Port Essington, — Presented by Capt.
W. Chambers, R.N.

The Petauriste. Petaurista Taguanoides, Desm . P.
leucogaster, Mitchell , Aust. Felix , n. xvn, Waterh. Mar -
sup., 283. t. 27. P. Peronii, Desm. I P. macroura,
Afws. Paris.

a. Blackish throat and beneath, base of tail and spot under
each ear white. New Holland.

h. Greyish, head and beneath, and base of tail white. —
Presented by Allan Cunningham, Esq.

c . Dark grey, head, sides of membranes, and tail paler, be-
neath white (bad state). — Presented by Allan Cunning-
ham, Esq.

d. Like a , but rather paler, — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

The Kapoune. Cuscus orientalis. Didelphis orientalis,
Linn. Phalangista cavifrons, Temm. Mon. 1. 1. f. 7 — 9.
t. 2. f. 7. 10. Lesson , Voy. t. 6. Ph. rufa and P. alba,
Geoff. Bvffon , H. N. xm. t. 10.

a. Young female, in spirits.

h. Female, Amboyna. — From the Leyden Museum.

c. In spirits. Female. Amboyna, — Presented by Capt.
Sir E. Belcher, R.N., C.B.

d. Adult male. From the Leyden Collection,

The Hepoona. Hepoona Cookii. Phalangista Cookii
and P. Banksii, Gray , Ann. N. Hist. i. 107. Ph. vi-
verrina, Ogilby , Proc. Z. S. Ph. Bougainvillii, Cuv .
Balantia Cookii, Kuhl. Waterh. Mars. t. 25, 26. Cook ,
3rd Voyage , i. 108. t. 4.

a. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by General Hard-
wicke.

b. Australian Alps. Presented by Dr. Lhotsky.

c. d. Van Diemen’s Land.

e. Dark coloured.

f. Young, dark coloured.

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g. h. i. j. Different ages. Van Diemen's Land. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

h. 1. m. n. Different ages. Perth, West Australia. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

o. p. q . r. Different ages. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

s. t. u . v. w. x. New South Wales, Upper Hunter. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Bromicia. Bromicia nana, Gray, Grey's Voy. Ap-
pend* Phalangista nana, Geoff. JVaterh. Mars. 279 . t.
26.

a. Not good state. Van Diemen’s Land.— Presented by

Mrs. Gillies.

b. c. d. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

Bell’s Bromicia. Bromicia gliriformis. Phalangista
gliriformis, Bell, Linn. Trans, xvi. 121. t. 13, 14.

a. Flat skin. New Holland. — Presented by John Morgan,
Esq. The specimen described by Mr. Bell.

h. New Holland. — Presented by Thomas Bell, Esq.

c. Half grown. South Australia. — Presented by Hon.
Capt. G. Grey.

The Sooty Phalangista. Phalangista fuliginosa, Ogil-
by , Proc. Z. Soc. 1831, 135.

a. Reddish. Van Diemen’s Land.

b. Blackish. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by R.
Gunn, Esq.

c. Black. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

d. Reddish. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

e. Grey. Van Diemen’s Land.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

The Short-eared Phalangista. Phalangista canina,
Ogilby , P. Z. S. hi. 191.

a. Ears injured. Cedar brush Liverpool Range, New
Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection. The spe-
cimen described by Mr. Ogilby.

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MACROPIDjE.

The Vulpine Phalangista. Phalangista vulpina,
Desm . Didelphis vulpina, Meyer. Shaw, from Vul-
pine opossum, Phillips Voy . 150. t. D. Lemurina,
Shaw , and D. peregrina, Bodd . D. Tapouara, Meyer ,
from White's Jour. 278. t.

a. Australia.

5. and c. Its skull. Port Essington, — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

d. From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

e. Western Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

f. King George’s Sound. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. and h. Yaroundi, N. S. W. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

i . Kangaroo Island. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

j. Van Diemen’s Land, Hobart Town. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

k. and l. Namoi. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

m. Western Australia, Perth. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

n . Port Essington. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

o. and p. Van Diemen’s Land, Hobart’s Town. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

q . N. S. W. Yaroundi. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

r. S.. Australia, Adelaide. — Presented by C. D. E. Fort-
num, Esq.

s. White. Van Diemen’s Land. ?

t. Van Diemen’s Land.

u. Larger, redder. Van Diemen’s Land. —Presented by
P. Gunn, Esq.

v. Van Diemen’s Land.— Presented by J. Gould, Esq.

w. Van Diemen’s Land.

x. Australia.

y. Skull.

The Long-eared Phalangista. Phalangista Cuvieri,
Gray. Waterh . Mars. 268. Ph. Cookii, F Cuv.
Petaurus Cookii, F. Cuv. Mam. LitJiog. t.

a. Australia— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

^ P/LA tsfl

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MACRQPIDJE.

87

The Tarsipes. Tarsipes Spenserse, Gray , Ann . Mag .

N. H. 1842. T. rostratus, Gervais , Mag . ZooL 1842.
t. 35, 36, 37.

a. and 6. King George’s Sound. — Presented by the Hon.
Capt. George Grey.

i The Koala or Native Bear. Phascolarctos cinereus,
Fischer . Lipurus cinereus, Goldf. Isis , 1818. t. 14.
Ph. fuscus, Desm . (discoloured) ? Waterhouse, Mars .
295. t. 31. young. Koala Wombat, Home, Phih Trans .
xcvm. 305. Gray , Phil . 1821, New Holland

Sloth, Perry , Arcana , t.

a. Young. New Holland, —Presented by Gen. Thomas
Hardwicke.

5, New Holland.

b. Macropina.

The Tree Kangaroo. Dendrolegus ursinus, Temm .
Muller , Z. /. ^frcA. t. Gould, Macrop. t. 25. Hyp-
siprymnus ursinus, Temm . F. Japan. 6.
a. New Guinea.* — Prom the Leyden Museum.

The Kangaroo. Macropus major, Sham, ZooL 1. 1. 115.
M. giganteus, Sham, Misc . t. 33. Zerbua gigantea,
Fra:/. Halmaturus labiatus, Geoff. H. rufogriseus,
Lesson, Gould. Macropidce, t. 1. Cook's Voy . in. t. 20,
Phillips, Voy . t. at 106.
a. New Holland.

5. Young in spirits. — From Capt. Cook’s Voyages,
c. From Mr. Gould’s Collection,
fi. White, stuffed from a flat skin.

Macropus albus. Gray, Spic. Zool.

e. Presented by the Earl of Derby.

f. From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. Skull.

h. Skeleton.

The Swan River Kangaroo. Macropus ocydromus,
Gould , Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842.
a. Female. W. Australia, Swan River. — From Mr,
Gould’s Collection.

h. Male. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

88

MACROPIBiE.

The Woolly Kangaroo. Macropus laniger, Lesson ,
Gould, Macropidee, t. 2. Kangurus rufus, Lesson . Desm.
Mam. Supp . 541. K. lanosus, Gaim . Voy. Astrol. t. 9.

a. Male. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b . Female. Lower Namoi. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

c. Male, very young. South Australia. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

d. Young male. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Sooty Kangaroo. Macropus fuliginous, Lesson .
Gould , Macropidee, 1. 16. Kangurus fuliginosus, Desm.
Mam. 273.

a. A hunter’s skin, no limbs or head. Kangaroo Island.
From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Black-eyed Kangaroo. -Macropus melanops,
Gould, Ami. and Mag. N. H. 1842, 403.

a. Port Essington. ? — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Crescent-marked Kangaroo. Macropus lunatus,
Gould , Proc. Z. 8. 1840, 92.

a. Female. Swan Biver, W. Australia. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

b. Male. Swan River, W. Australia. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Bridled Kangaroo. Onichogalea frenatus. Ma-
cropus frenatus, Gould, Proc. Z. S. viii. 92. Macro-
pidee, t. 3.

a. Male; large. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Female; smaller. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Nail-tailed Kangaroo. Onichogalea unguifer.
Macropus unguifer, Gould, Pr. Z. S . viii. 93. and Ma-
cropidee, t. 4.

a. N. W. Coast of New Holland, Deposited by —
Bynoe, Esq., R.N.

MACROPIDCE.

89

Parry’s Kangaroo. Halmaturus Parryii, Gray , Mag.
N. H< 1836; Gould Macropidce , t. 19. Macropus
Parryii, Bennett , P . aS. 1834, 151. Zool. Trans . i.

t. 37. Waterh. Mars . 206. t. 18.
a . Pale grey. Female. — From the Australian Museum,
Sidney.

The Black-handed Kangaroo, Halmaturus Irma.
Jourdan , Aci. Ato. 1837, 371, H. manicatus,

Gould , Macrop. t. 9.

a. Female. Swan River, W. Australia. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Tasmanean Bush Kangaroo. Halmaturus Ben-
nettii, Gould , Macropidce , t. 7. H. Ualabatus, Gray ,
Mag. Z. N. H . 1836, 583. M. H. fruticus, Ogilby ,
Ann. A7. H. 1838, 219. Mac. Bennettii, Waterh . Pr.
Z. A. 1837, 103. Marsup . 211. t. 19.
a. Young. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Edward
Cross, Esq.

5. Young. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

c. Adult.— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. Van Diemen’s Land.

e. Skull.

The Whallabee. Halmaturus Ualabatus, Lesson and
Garnot , Voy. t. 7. Gould , Macropidce , t. 18. Halm.
Lessonii, Gray , TV. PT. i. 583. M. Ualabatus,

Lesson , Man . Kangurus bicolor, Desm. K. Brunii,

JDesm. Mam. 275.

a. Male. Liverpool Range, N. S. W. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

5. Female. Bushes, Hunter River, N. S. W. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Red-necked Kangaroo. Halmaturus elegans.
Macropus elegans, Lambert , Linn. Trans, vm. t. 16.
Hal. ruficollis, Lesson ? Gould Macropidce, t. 17. K.
ruficollis, Peron. M. rufogriseus, Waterhouse , Mars.
218. (from Mr. Gould’s Specimens.)

a. Male. Bong Bong, N. S. W. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

b. Female. Bong Bong. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

90

MACRQPIDjE.

The Tasmanean Whallabee. Halmaturus Billardieri,
Lesson . Gould Maeropidce , t. 10. Halm. (Thylogale)
Tasraanii, Gray , Ann . N. H. 1838, 108. M. H. rufi ven-
ter, Ogilby , Ann . jV. iL 1838, 220. Kangurus Billar-
dieri, Desm. Mam . 542.

a. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

5. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by R. Gunn, Esq.

c. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. ? Young. Van Diemen’s Land.

e. Young. Van Diemen’s Land?

The Thetis. Halmaturus Thetis, Lesson . Halm. (Thy-
logale) Eugenii, Gray , Mag. N. Hist. 1836,. Mac.
*j Eugenii, Waterh. Mars. 232. not Lesson. H. Thetides,
F. Cuv . Mam. Lithog. t. Gould , Macrop. t. 21. M. ru-
ficolis Jun., Mus. Paris .

a. Dark. Australia.

b. Back pale reddish. Australia.

c. Back pale reddish. Australia.

d. Dark. Bushes Hunter River. From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

e. Dark. N. S. Wales. From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

f. Young, darkish. N. S. Wales. — -From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

The Short-tailed Thylogale. Halmaturus (Thylogale)
\ brevicaudatus, Gray , Mag. N. H. 1836. Mac. bra-

chyurus, Quoy and Gaim , Voy. Astrol. 114. t. 19.

a . King George’s Sound. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Perth, W. Australia.

The Emilie. Halmaturus Emiliae.

a. Australia.

^ Captain Grey’s Kangaroo. Halmaturus Greyii.

a. and b. South Australia. — Presented by Hon. Capt. G.
Grey.

The Black-lined Kangaroo. Halmaturus dorsalis,
- Gray , Mag. N. H. 1836, Gould Macropidce, t. 8.

a. Interior of N. Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Female, with c. Young in pouch. Interior of New
Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

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MACROPIBjE.

91

The Parma. Halmaturus Parma, Gould, P. Z. S.

a. Male. New South Wales.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

b. Female.

Lord Derby’s Kangaroo. Halmaturus Derbianus, Gray,
Mag . N. H. 1836. Gould Macropidice, t. 11. Wa-
terh. Marsup. t. 21. H. Eugenii, Lesson, Man . 227?
not Waterh.

a. Female. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Male. South Coast of New Holland. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

c . Male. Garden Island, West Australia.— From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

Binge’s Kangaroo. Halmaturus Binoe, Gould, Proc .
Z. Soc . 1842, 58.

a . Male ; b. Female. Houlman’s Abrolhos. Whallabe
Island. — Deposited by Bynoe, Esq., R.N.

The Filander. Halmaturus Asiaticus. H. Brunii,
Illiger, Prod. D. Brunnii, Gmel . S. N. i. 109. Didel-
phis Asiatica, Pallas, N . A . Petrop . Voy. Astrol. t.
Muller, Zool. hid. Arch . t. Filander Le Brun’s Voy.
i. 347. ii. t. 213. Javan Opossum, Penn,
a. — From the Leyden Museum.

The Osphranter. Osphranter Antilopinus,^ Gould,
Proc. Zool. Soc. 1841, 80. Macropidce, t. 21.

a. Male. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Female.^ — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Black Wallaroo. Osphranter robustus, Gould.
Petrogale robustus, Gould, P. Z. S. 1840,, 92. Macro-
pidce, t. 5. Waterh. Mars. 241.

a. Female. N. S. Wales, Liverpool Plains. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

b. Male. Rocky Mountains, N. S. W. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

c. Skull.

92

MACROPIDiE.

The Yellow Wallaroo. Osphranter? Isabellinus,
Gould. Macropus Isabellinus, Pi'oc. Zool. Soc. 1841, 81.
a . Flat skin. Barrow Island, N. W. coast of Australia.
— Deposited by Capt. Stokes, R.N.

The Rock Kangaroo. Petrogale penicillata, Gray ,
Mag . N. H. Macropidce , t. 22. Heteropus albogu-
laris, Jour . C. iL Acad. Sci. Feb. 1839, 522. Macro-
pus penicillatus, Gray , Griffith. A. K. v. 527. Bennett ,
P . Z. S. in. 1. Waterh. Mars. 243. t. 22.
a. Female. New South Wales, Liverpool Plains. —
From Mr. Gould’s Collection.
h. Male. New South Wales, Liverpool Plains. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

c. New South Wales, Liverpool Plains. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Plain-coloured Rock
ornata, GohM, Ann. and
Macropidce , t\24,
a. W. Coast, New'Holland/.-— Depo^
Esq. '

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The Short-eared Rock Kangaroo. Petrogale brachy-
otis, Gould, Proc. Z. S. 1840. Macropidce , t. 6. Waterh.
Mars . 247.

а. — . — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

б. North West Coast, Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

The Side-streaked Rock Kangaroo. Petrogale late-
ralis, Gould , P. Z. S. and Macropidce , t. 23.

a. Var. female. West Coast, New Holland. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

h. Male. West Coast, New Holland. — Presented by
Bynoe, Esq., R.N.

c. Australia.

d. Skull of b.

The Pretty Rock Kangaroo. Petrogale concinna,
Gould , Proc. Z. Soc . 1842, 57.

a. Australia. — Presented by Dr. John Richardson. The
specimen presented by Mr. Gould.

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MACROPIDJE.

93

The Brush-tailed Bettong. Bettongia penicillata, Gray,
Mag.N. H . 1837, 579. Gould , Macrop. t. 14. Water h.
Mars, 183. H. murinus, Ogilby , Proc. ZooL Soc.
1838, 63. H. myosurus, Waterh. Mars . t. 17?

New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

5. Liverpool Plains. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection,
c. and d . Its skull,
c. Australia.

j Ogilby’s Bettong. Bettongia Ogilbii, Gould , ¥55.
Waterh . Marsup. 185. B. penicillata var. ?
a. South Australia, Swan River. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

5. South Australia, Swan River. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

c. and d. Its skull. South Australia, Swan River. — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

White’s Bettong. Bettongia Whitei, Gould . Hypsi-
prymnus Whitei, Quoy. Waterh . Mars . 181. H. for-
mosus, Ogilby , Proc. Z. $oc. 1838, 62. H. Phillipii,
Ogilby , Proc. .ZooZ. Noc. 1838, 62. (Young.) Kangurus
Gaimardii, Desm. Mam . Suppl .
a. Young. New South Wales.

5. New South Wales.

c. Female. Port Lincoln. — Presented by W. Harvey,
Esq.

d. Young.

c. Port Lincoln. — Presented by W. Harvey, Esq.
f South Australia. — Presented by Hon. Capt. G. Grey.

Gray’s Bettong. Bettongia Grayii. Hypsiprymnus
Graii, Goidd Proc. ZooL Soc . 1840. Waterh . Mars .
190.

a . and 5. Young. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Tasmanian Bettong. Bettongia setosa, Gray, Mag.
N. H.i. 5 79. (Tail end lost). Gould, Macrop. t. 29. Hypsi-
prymnus cuniculus, Ogilby, Proc. Zool. Soc. 1838, 63.

a. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by General Thomas
Hardwicke.

b. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

94

MACROPIDjE.

Gould’s Bettong. Bettongia Gouldii, Gray .

a . Young. Scrub, head of Gulph St. Vincent.

The Rusty Bettong. Bettongia rufescens, Gray , Mag .
N. H. 1837, 584. Gould , Macrop . t. 13. Water h.
Mars . 188. Bettongia melanotis, Ogilby, Proc . Z. Aoc.
1838, 62.

a. New South Wales. —From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b . New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Kangaroo Rat. Hypsiprymnus minor, Cuv. H.
murinus, Pander and Allen , t. 3. Water h. Mars . 175. t.
16. H. Peronii, Quoy , K02/. Co^. ix. 64. Macropus
minor, Shaw, Zool . 1. 513. t. 116. Hyps, myosurus,
Ogilby , Proc. Z. S . 1838, 620. Wtyte Jour . 2?. li. 277.
tab. K. Gaimardii, Desm. Mam . 542.
a. Top of tail whitish. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

5. Female. New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

c. Young. New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

d. Female; and c. Young. Van Diemen’s Land, New
Norfolk. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

f. North West Australia.

g. ? Skeleton.

Gilbert’s Kangaroo Rat. Hypsiprymnus Gilbertii,
Gould , Proc . Z. S. 1841, 14. Macrop . t. 15. H. mi-
cropus, Gould , Mss . Waterh. Mars . 180.
a. King George’s Sound. —From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Kangaroo Hare. LAGORCHESTEsLeporoides, Gould ,
Macrop . t. 12. Macropus Leporoides, Gould , Proc.
K. A. 1840. Waterh . Mars . 204.

05. Interior of New Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

5. Interior of New Holland.— From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

c. Young. ? Adelaide. — Presented by C. D. E. Fort-
num, Esq.

d. and e. South Australia.— Presented by Capt. G. Grey.

MACROPIDiE.

95

The Spectacled Kangaroo Hare. Lagorchestes con-
spicillatus, Gould , P. Z . A. 1842 ; Macrop. t. 28.

a. Barrow Islands N.W. Coast of Australia. — Presented
by Capt. Wickham.

The Wombat. Phascolomys ursinus. Ph. Wombat,
Water h. Mar sup. 300. t. 32. Per on. Voy . Atl . t. 28.
Ph. Wombatus, Leach , Zoo/. Misc. n. t. 96. Didelphis
ursina, Shaw , Zool. 504. Wombatus Fossor, Geoff.
Ph. Bassii, Lesson. Opossum hirsutum, Perry , Arcana , t.
Ph. fuscus, Desm. Amblotis Fossor, Illiger. Wombat,
Berwick , Quad. 5 22. fig. Flinders. Voy. Collins , New
S. Wales , 466. Badger, Colonist.

a. Skull. New Holland, in dense forests on the top of
mountains.— Presented by Allan Cunningham, Esq.,
F.R.S.

b. Young; discoloured, having been in spirits. (The one
figured in Leach , Z. Misc. t. 69.)

c. New Holland.— Presented by General Thomas Hard-
wicke.

d. — . — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

e. Young. Van Diemen’s Land.

c. Peramelina.

Gunn’s Bandicoot. Perameles Gunnii, Gray , Ann. N.
Hist. 18.38, 108. Proc . Z. S. 1838, 1. Waterh. Mars.
156. t. 15.

a. Female. Van Diemen^s Land. — Presented by General
Hardwicke.

b. Female. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented byR. Gunn,
Esq.

c. Female. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

d. Male. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented byR. Gunn,
Esq.

^The Banded Bandicoot. Perameles fasciata, Gray ,
App. Grey's Voy. Aust. n. 407.

a. Male. South Australia? — From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

b. Fevnale. Liverpool Plains, New Holland. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

96

MACROPIDiE.

The Long-nosed Bandicoot. Perameles nasuta, Geoff.
Ann. Mus. iv. 62. t. 44. Waterh . Mars . 155. t. 13.

Perameles aurita, Mus. Paris. P. Bougainvillii, Quoy
and Gaim. Voy. Ur an. 56. t. 5.

a. Male, greyish above. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Female, browner above. — From Mr. Gould’s Collec-
tion.

The Brown-bellied Bandicoot. Perameles fusciventer,
Gray. Grey , App. Trav. Aust. n. 407.

a. King George’s Sound. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. . — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

c. . — 'From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Spiny Bandicoot. Perameles obesula, Geoff. Ann.
Mus. in. 64. t. 45. (young.) Waterh. Mars . 159. t. 14.
Didelphis obesula, Shaw, Nat. Misc . t. 298. (young.)

a. Very young. In spirits. The spec, figured by Shaw.

b. South Australia. — Presented by the Hon. Captain G.
Grey.

c . Female. New Norfolk, Van Diemen’s Land.- — From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. No tail. Van Diemen’s Land.

e. Van Diemen’s Land.

f. Young male. Sidney, New South Wales.-— From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Allied Bandicoot. Perameles affinis.

a. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Thick-tailed Bandicoot. Perameles macrurus,
Gould , Proc. Z. Soc. 1837.
a. and b. Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Peragalea. Paragalea lagotis, Gray . Grey ,

Voy. App . Perameles lagotis, Reid, Proc. Zool. Soc .
1836, 129. Waterh. Marsup. 153. t. 12.
a. Swan River. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Ch^ropus. CniEROPUs castanotis, Gray, Ann. N. H.
1842. Perameles ecaudatus, Ogilby. Proc. Zool. Soc .
1838. Mitchell's Travels , ii. 131. t. 38. Waterh.
Mars. 1 63.

a. River Murray. — Presented by Hon. Capt. G. Grey.

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MACROPHLE.

97

d. Dasyurina.

The Tasmanian Wolf. P^racyon cynocephalus. Di-
delphis cynocephalus, Harris, Linn. Trans . ix. t. 19. f. 1. *

Thylacinus Harrisii, Temm. Mon . 63. t. 7. f. 1—4.
Dasyurus leucocephalus, Grant , Gleanings of Science ,
m. 117.?

a. and 6. Van Diemen’s Land.— Presented by Ronald
Gunn, Esq.

The Tasmanian Devil, Diabolus ursinus. Didelphis
ursina, Harris , Zmw. Trans . ix. 176. t. 19. f. 2. Temm .
Moftog. 68. t. 8.

а. Brownish, with streak on shoulder and rump. Van
Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

б. Black, spot on chest white. Van Diemen’s Land. —
Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

c . Black, band on chest and spot on shoulder white.—
Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Ronald Gunn, Esq.

The Dasyure. Dasyurus viverrinus, Geoff, Ann . Mus.
hi. 360. Didelphis viverrina Shaw , Zool, i. t. 111.

D. guttatus, Desm . N. Diet . H . V. D. Maugei, Geoff,
Ann, Mus, hi. 363. Schreb, t. 1 52. B. b. Temm .
Monog. 71. t. 7. f. 5 — 8. Water h . Marsup. t, 7.
White's Journ. t. Ap. 285. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. Grey. Female. New Holland. — Presented by Mr.
Gould.

b. Female. New Holland. — Presented by General Thos.
Hardwicke.

c. Female. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Mrs.
Gillies.

d. Male. Upper Hunter, New South Wales. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

e . Female. New Holland.

f. Young male. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. Young female ; black. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

h. Young ; black. Van Diemen’s Land.

i. Black. Maitland, New South Wales. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

j. Black. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Ronald
Gunn, Esq.

F

98

MACROPIDiE.

k. Black® Liverpool Plains, New South Wales.— From
Mr. Gould's Collection.

L Reddish black. Richmond, Hobart Town, Van Die-
men’s Land.— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Spotted-tailed Dasyure. Dasyurus macula tus,
Viverra maculata, Shaw s Zooh r. 433. Das. macrurus,
Geoff 1 Ann . Mus. m. 358. Schreh. t. 152. B. Temm .
Monog . 69. Waterh . Mar sup . 150. t. 6. Spotted
Marten, Phillips , Fby. t. 46. Mustela Novae Hollandiae,
Meyen . Per on , Voy« Ter . Aust . t. 33.

a. Young. Van Diemen’s Land.— Presented by General
Hardwicke.

5. Van Diemen’s Land.— Presented by Gen. Hardwicke.

c. Redder, bleached? Van Diemen’s Land.
eL and c. Van Diemen’s Land.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

Geoffrqy’s Dasyure. Dasyurus Geoffroyii, Gould , Proc .
Zoo/. Soc. 1840. Waterh . Mars. 132.

New Holland.— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

5. ——.—From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

c. Brushes on the Murray River, New Holland.— From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. ——.—From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

e. Western Australia.

/. Southern Australia.— Presented by Capt. G. Grey,
g. Skull of e.

The Thumbed Dasyure. Dasyurus hallucatus, Gould ,
Proc. Z. Aoc. 1841.

a . Paler, less spotted. Port Essington. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

5. Darker. Port Essington.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection,
c. Skull of h.

The Phascogale. Phascogale penicillata, Temm .
Waterh . Marsup . 136. t. 8. Didelphis penicillata,
Shaw, Zooh t. 113. D. viverrina, B. Shaw. Dasyurus
Tafa, Geoff, from Tapoatafa, White , Jour. tab. at p. 181.
a. Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

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MACROPID/S.

99

6. Upper Hunter, New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould's
Collection.

c. Peel River. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. and e . Australia.

i The Pencilled Pouched Mouse. Antechinus apicalis,
Phascogale apicalis. Gray , Ann . and Mag . N, H. 1842,
518. AfYi . ~}La

a. Australia.— From M. Brandt’s Collection.

\ The Pouched Mouse. Antechinus minimus. Dasyurus
minimus, Geoff, Ann, Mus, hi. 362. Phascogale Swain-
sonii, Waterh. Mag, N, H. 1840, 299; Marsup, 140.

a, Tasman’s Peninsula, Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

b. Van Diemen’s Land?

Grey’s Pouched Mouse. Antechinus affinis. Phascogale
affinis, Gray , Append, Grey's Trav. 406.

a, Tasman’s Peninsula, Van Diemen’s Land.— From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The White-bellied Pouched Mouse. Antechinus leuco-
gaster. Phascogale leucogaster, Gray , App, Grey's
Jour. 407.

a. Canning River, Western Australia.— From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

The Yellow-footed Pouched Mouse. Antechinus da-
vipes. Phascogaster flavipes, Waterh. Proc . Zool. Soc.
1837, 75 ; Marsup. 138. t. 9. Ph. rufogaster, Gray ,
App. Greys Jour. 407. Red Shrew Mouse, Mitchell,
Trav. Myrmecobius? rufus, Waterh. Marsup. 149? A.
Stuartii, MacLeay, Ann. and Mag. N. H. vm. 241. f. 7 ?

a. Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

b. Liverpool Plains, New South Wales. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

c. and d. South Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

e. Liverpool Plains, New South W ales ? — F rom Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

f. Liverpool Plains? — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. Larger; male. South Australia. — Presented by C.
D. E. Fortnum, Esq.

h. Skull of g.

f 2

100

MACROPXDiE.

The White-footed Pouched Mouse. Antechxnus leu-
copus. Phascogale leucopus, Gray , Ann . N. H. 1842,

# fa* ^ | rfi*

a. Van Diemen’s Land.

The Myrmecobxus. Myrmecobius fasciatus, Waterh.
Proc. Z. Soc . 1836, 69, 131 ; Trans . Zoo/. aSoc. ii.
149. t. 27; Mar sup . 145, t. 11. M. Diemenensis,
Waterh .

a. and 5. Swan River.— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

c. Half grown. King George’s Sound.— Presented by
the Hon. Capt. George Grey.

d'. Skull of a ,

e. Bidelphxna,

The Opossum. Didelphis Virginiana, Waterh *

Mar sup , 79. D. pilosissima and D. Illinensium, Link,
D. marsupialis, Schreh . t. 145^. Shaw, Mus. Lever, t. 6.
Buffon, H. N, Supp « vi. t. 33 ; vxi. t. 34.
a. Female. 5. Male. North America, Texas.— From.

Mr. Drummond’s Collection,
e. North America, Texas.— From Mr. Drummond’s Col-
lection ?

d. North America, Texas.

e. Female.

f. Fur and tail pure white. North America,

Azara’s Opossum. Didelphis Azarae, Temm . Monog
i. 30, Waterh . Mar sup, 83. t. 1. D. auritus, P. Max,
a . Male adult ; rusty brown black, and limbs blacker,
with long white hairs. Brazils.— Presented by Lord
Stuart de Rothsay.

h . Male. c. Female, young; black without any white hairs.

d. Female, young; black with many long silvery white
hairs. Santa Fe de Bogota.

e. Very young. In spirits. St. Vincent’s, West Indies.
—From Mr. Guilding’s Collection.

D. opossum, Guilding .

f. In spirits. Female with young in pouch, like a.

The Naked-tailed Philander. Philander nudicaudus.
Didelphis nudicauda, Geoff, Desm, Mam. 257. Waterh .
Marsup. 94. t. 2. D. myosuros, Temm, Mon, i. 38.
a . Brazils.— Presented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.

/ /d?i'd>. // /

Tks** J4/msLAm-c*^ 9tO?jL ^ c ~ /// ^ 6 (f

MACROPIDiE.

101

The Philander. Philander Opossum. Didelphis
Opossum, Linn.; Temm . Mon. i. 41. Waterli . Mars. 93.
D. marsupialis, Shaw, Zooh t. 108. Buffon , H. N. x. u
4 5, 46.

a . and b. Females, with a young in pouch. In spirits.
America.

c . and d . Very young. In spirits. Tropical America.

The Crabeater. Philander marsupialis. Didelphis
marsupialis, Linn. Temm . Monog . 32. t. 5. D. kar-

kinophaga, Zimm. D. cancrivora, Gmel. Buffon ,
H. N. Supp. in. t. 54. Seba . i. t. 39. f. 1.

a. and 6. Female, with young.

c. to h. Male, female, and four young, rather bleached.

i. Male (has lost its ears). Brazils.

Jc. In spirits. Tropical America.

L and m. In spirits ; young. Tropical America.

Merian’s Opossum. Philander dorsigerus. Didelphis
dorsigera, Temm.

a. Male, tail long? In spirits.

b. to f. Young. In spirits.

g. to m. Stuffed, with six young on back. Penny Ency .
%•

n. Male.

o. In spirits.

The Cinereous Opossum. Philander cinereus. Didel-
phis cinerea, Temm.

a. South America.

b. Skull of a.

TheMARMosE. Philander murinus, Tiedem. Didelphis
murina, Linn. Temm. Monog. i. 50. Waterh. Mars .
105. Br. Max. Abbild. t. Buffon , H. N. x. t. 52, 53.

a. to d. Female and young. Tropical America. (Old
Collection.)

The Elegant Painted Mouse. Thylamys elegans. Di-
delphis elegans, Waterh . Voy. Beagle, Mam. 95. t. 3L
D. hortensis, Read , Proc . Z. Soc. 1837.

a. Chili, Valparaiso.

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PHOCIDiE.

Fam. PHOCID^.

a. Stenorynchina.

The Sea Leopard. Leptonyx Weddellii, Gray , Mag .
N. Ho 1836. Otaria Weddellii, Lesson . Leopardine
Seal, or Sea Leopard, Weddell's Voy. South Pole, 23. t.
very bad. ?Hair Seal, Furriers.

a. Adult ; fulvous, with a blackish grey dorsal line ; and

h. Young; blackish grey, sides yellow spotted. River
Santa Cruz, East Coast of Patagonia. — Presented by
Capt. Fitzrpy, R.N., 1833.

b. Phocina.

The Seal. Phoca vitulina, Linn. Ph. littorea, Thiene-
man . Ph. communis, Linn. Ph. canina, Pallas. Par -
sons , Phil. Trans, xlvii. 120. t. 6. Buffon , H. N. xm.
t. 45. Supp. vi. t. 46. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. h. and c. Young.

d. Skeleton, — From Dr. Mantell’s Collection.

The Atak, or Harp Seal. Phoca Groenlandica, Muller .
Ph. oceanica, Lepechin. Ph. semilunaris, Bodd . Ph.
dorsata, Pallas. Ph. Mulleri, Lesson.

a. and h . Young, white. Newfoundland.— Presented by
the Newfoundland Natural History Society.

Phoca lagura, Cuv. Ph. albicauda, Desm. P. Desma-
restii, and P. Pilayi, Lesson.

c. Trichecina.

The Grey Seal. Halichcerus gryphus, Nilson . Phoca
gryphus. Fab. H. griseus, Nilson . Ph. ochotensis,
Pallas. P. gryphus, Fischer . “ Long bodied seal.

Parsons .” Donovan .

a. — — — — . — From Donovan’s Museum.

The Morse, or Walrus. Trichecus Rosmarus, Linn.
Rosmarus arcticus, Pallas . T. obesus and T, diver-
gens, Illiger.

d. Adult. North Sea.

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103

a . Foetus. In spirits.

b. Skull.

c. Skull.— Presented by General Hardwicke.

d. Cystophorina.

The Sea Elephant. Morunga proboscidea. Phoca
Leonina, Linn. Ph. Elephantina, Molin. Ph. Ansoni
and Ph. Coxii, Desm. Ph. dubia, Fischer. Ph. probos-
cidea, Desm. Peron , Voy • Ter . Aust . t. 12. Cuv. Oss .
Eos. v. 213. t. 18. f. 1.

a. Skull ; very young.

b. Female ; (no skull.) Anson9 s Voy. c. t. 100. Peron9 s
Voy. ii. t. 32.

c. Female ; with skull and teeth.

d. Female ; (no skull.)

Phoca? platythrix, Gray , Mag. N. H. 1836.

e. Arctocephalina.

The Sea Lion. Otaria jubata, Desm. Phoca jubata,
Gmel. Young, Otaria mollissima, Lesson and Garnot.
Voy . Coy. 140. t. 3. Mem. Mus. xi. 208. t. 15. f. 2.
Cook , Voy. iv. t. Buff. H . N. Supp. vi. t. 48.

a . Young? Male. (Sea lion, Sealers. ) West Coast of
S. America. — Presented by Captain Fitzroy, R.N.

The Sea Bear. Arctocephalus ursinus. Otaria Falk-
landica, ( Desmarest ,) Hamilton , Ann. N. H. t. Fur seal,
Furriers. O. cinerea, Quoy and Gaimard . Ursus mari-
timus, Steller9 Nov. Com. Petrop. n. t. 15. O. Fors-
ter i, Lesson.

a. Young. Black, slightly grisled. Cape of Good Hope.
— Presented by General Thomas Hardwicke.

b. Young. Black, slightly grisled. Falkland Islands. —
Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

Phoca pusilla, Schreb. Phoca minuta, Thunb. Otaria
Peronii, Desm. O. Delalandi, F. Cuv. P. parva,
Bodd. Buffon xiii. t. 43.

c . Rather older ; becoming greyer. South America ?

104

BALiENIPiE. — DELPHINXD/E.

Order III. CETE.

Fam. 1. BALiENIDiE.

The Northern Whale. Bal^na Mysticetus, Linn ,
B. Groenlandica, Linn. B. vulgaris, Brisson. Cuv . Oss .
Fos. v. 861. t. 25. f. 9-11 ; t. 26. f. 25. Scoresby ,
Arctic . Peg*. i. 448. t. 12. f. 1.

a. Skull and lower jaw (placed in front of the entrance).
Figured by Cuvier , Oss. Fos . v. t. 25. f. 9-11. North
Sea.

The Cape Whale. Bal^ena australis, DesmouL B. du
Cap, Cuv. Oss . Eos. v. 368. t. 25. f. 1-8. f. 24. t. 26.
f. 7. 11. 13. 23. t. 27. f. 10. 15. 24.
a. Bone of fore-arm. Cape of Good Hope.

The Pike Whale. Balenoptera rostrata. Balasna
rostrata, Muller , Z. D. 7. Scoresby , Jour. 485. t. 13.
f. 2. ?? Lesser Rorqual, Jardine , Whales , 142. t. 7.
Hunter , P/d/. Trans . 1787 ; copied, Pc//, PnZ. Quad.
521. fig. (too long for its measurement). Rudolphi ,

Berlin Acad. 1820. t. 1-4. Rorqualis borealis, Jar-
dmc’s Whales, 125. t. 5., cop. Pc//, B. Quad. 520.
fig. 19.

«. Young female. Thames at Deptford.

The Sperm Whale. Physeter macrocephalus, Shaw.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. 334. t. 24. f. 1. 5. f. 12. to 17. Johnst .
Pisces , t. 41, 42. Willughb. Pise . t, a. 1. f. 3. Beale ,
South Sea. fig.

a. Skull (figured Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. t. 24. f. 1-5.) North
Sea?

b. Lower jaw. Presented by Col. Cobb.

c. Lower jaw of young.

Fam. DELPHINIDiE.

The Dolphin. Delphinus Delphis, Linn. D. vulgaris.,
Lacep. Will. Pise. 28. t. a. 1. f. 1. Jardine , Whales ,
t. 23. Cop. Bell , B. Quad. 463. fig. D. antiquorum,
Ray. Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. 275. t. 21. f. 9, 10.
a . and b. Skull.

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105

c. Smaller skull. New Holland ? Presented by Allan
Cunningham, Esq., F.L.S.

d. Smaller skull.

e. Smaller skull. — Presented by John Joseph Bennett,
Esq.

/. One side of the lower jaw.— From Dr. MantelFs Col-
lection.

The Sharp-beaked Dolphin. Delphinus attenuatus.

a. Skull. India? — Presented by Mrs. Ince.

The Cape Dolphin. Delphinus Capensis, Gray , Spic .
Zool. 2. t. 2. f. 1. (not Cuv. ?)

a . Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by the Trustees of
the College of Surgeons. The specimen figured and
described.

The Indian Dolphin. Delphinus bicolor.

a. India. — Purchased of Dr. Evans from Bengal.

The Large-toothed Dolphin. Delphinus frontatus,
Cuv . Oss . Fas. v. 278. t. 21. f. 7, 8. D. Geoffrensis,
Blainv . D. Geoffroyii, Desm. ?

a. Part of the upper jaw; teeth large.

b. Bones of the ear. India. — Presented by General

Thomas Hardwicke.

c. Skull. India.

The Compressed-beaked Dolphin. Delphinus com-
pressus.

a . Skull. — ?

The Dolphin. Delphinus - - - ?

a . Foetus; inspirits.

The Bottle-nosed Whale. Tursio truncatus. Del-
phinus Tursio, Fab, D. truncatus, Montague , Wern .
Trans . hi. f. 5. t. 8. Skull , Cop . Bell , B . Q. 472. fig.
D. Nesarnak, Lacep . Bottle-nosed Whale, Hunter ,
P/iiZ. Trans . 1787, t. 18. Cop. Bell , 2L Q. 469. fig.

а. Skull and teeth.

б. Skull, bad state.— From Dr. MantelFs Collection,

f 3

106

DELPHINHLE.

The Intermediate Dolphin. Grampus infcermedius*
D. intermedius, Gray , Ann. Phil. 1827, 376.

a. Skull. The specimen described.

Heaviside’s Grampus. Grampus Heavisidii, Gray.
Delphinus Grampus Heavisidii, Gray , Spic. Zool, 2. t.

2. f. 6. D, tridens, A . Smith ? D. Dussumieri, Fischer ?
D. Capensis, Dussam, Cuv . R. A. 288. ?

a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by the Council of the
College of Surgeons. The specimen described and
figured.

The Dusky Grampus. Grampus obscurus, Gray. Del-
phinus Grampus obscurus, Gray , Spic. Zool . t. 2. f. 2,

3, 4, 5.

a. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by the Council of the
College of Surgeons. The specimen described and
figured.

King’s Beluga. Beluga Kingii, Gray. Delphinus Kingii,
Gray, Ann. Phil. 1827, 371. Fischer , Syn. 514.
a. Skull. New Holland.— -Presented by Capt. P. P.
King, R.N. The specimen described.

The Porpesse. Phoc^na communis, Lesson. Delphinus
Phocaena, Linn . Bell , Brit. Quad. 473. fig. D. ven-
tricosus, Lacep. D. Orca var. Cuvier , Oss. Fos. from
Grampus, Hunter , Phil . Trans. 1787. t. 17.
a. Thames. — Presented by Mr. Leadbeater.
h. Skull. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collection .
c. Female. Thames. — Presented by Messrs. J. and C.
Grove.

The Susue. Platanista Gangetica, Gray , Illust. Ind.
Zool. t. Delphinus Gangeticus, Leheck , Berl. Natilrf.
hi. 280. t. 2. D. rostratus, Shaw. D, Shawensis,
Desm. Phil. Trans. 1818, t. 20. Roxb. Asiat. Research.
viii. 170. t. Cuv. Oss . Fos. v. t. 20. f. 8 — 10, skull.

a. India, Ganges.

b. Younger. India, Ganges. V

c. Skull. India, Ganges.

MANATIDjE. — HALICORIDjE.

107

The Narwhal. Monodon Monoceros, Linn. M. Uni-
cornu, Linn. M. Narwhal, Blumenb . Abbild. t. 44.
Narwhalus Andersonii and M. microcephalus, Lacepede.
Scoresby , Jour. it. t. 12. f. 1, 2. Wern . Trans, i.
146. t. Home, Comp. Anat. t. 41. f. 1, 2. Cuv. Oss.
Fos. v. t. 22. f. 7.

a , The tooth.

Fam. 3. MANATIDiE.

African Manatee. Manatus Senegalensis, Desm. La-
mantin, Adanson , Seneg. 143. M. latirostris, Harlan. ?
Cuv. Ann. Mus. xm. 275. t. 19. f. 4, 5. Oss. Fos, v.
19. f. 2, 3. F. Cuv . Cete , t.

a . West Coast of Africa.— Presented by Messrs. Forster,
Smith, and Co.

The Manatee. Manatus australis, Tiles. Nov. Act.
Petr op. xm. t. 13. M. Americanus, Desm. F. Cuv .
Cet. i. 7. M. de FOrenoque, Humb. Trichecus Ma-
natus, Linn . T. Hydropithecus, Shaw ? M. Simia,
Illiger? Sea Ape, Penn.? Buff. H. N . xm. t. 57.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. t. 19. Hernand. Mex. 323. fig. F.
Cuv. Cetac. t. 1, 2, 3.

a. Foetus, in spirits. South America.

b. Skull. South America?

Fam. 4. HALICORIDiE.

The Dugong. Halicore Dugung, F. Cuv. Trichechus
Dugung, Erxl. H. cetacea, Illiger. H. Indica, Desm.
H. Tabernacularum, Ruppell , Mus. Senclc. i. t. 6. Du-
gungus marinus, Tiedem. Indian Walrus, Penn. Schlegel.
t. 3. Voy. Astrol. t. 27. Rapp. Ceta, t. 1. Cuv. Oss.
Fos. v. 259. t. 20. t. 19. Phil. Trans. 1820, t. 12 — 14.
t. 25—31. F. Cuv. Cetac. t. 4, 5, 6, 7.
a. Malacca.

1). Skull (Adult). India. — Presented by Walter Elliot,
Esq.

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MURIDiE.

Order IV. GLIRES.

Northern Zoological Gallery, Room XXL
Fam. 1. MURXD/E. Cases 30 to 32.
a. Murina.

The Cairo Rat. Acanthomys Cahirinus. Mus Cahi-
rinus, Licht . Donbl . 2. Ruppell , Zool. Atlas , 38. t. 13*
f. 1 3. (not Dcsc. Egypt.')
a. Egypt. — From Mr. James Burton’s Collection*

The Allied Acanthomys. Mus affinis.
a. Egypt. — From Mr. James Burton’s Collection.

The Bandicoot or Pig Rat. Mus Bandicota, Bechst .
Mus giganteus, Hardw . Linn. Trans. vn\t. 18. Gray ,
Proc. Z. Soc. ii. 41. M. Malabaricus, Shaw , Zool. n.?
M. Icria, Buck. Hamilton , /co/2, t. M. Perchal,
Shaw, from Buff on, H . A. Supp. viii. t. 69. Bandi-
cote Rat, Penn, Quad . 377, hence M. Bandicota, Bechst .
M. nemorivagus, Hodgson, J. A. S. Beng. 1836, 234*
CaZcmL J. N. H. 1841, 220.

Skull. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
h. c. Nepal, — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Shining Rat. Mus nitidus, Hodgson,
a . Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Wirok. Mus setiger. Horsf. Z. Java , t. Gray ,
Proc . Z. S. ii. 40. M. giganteus jun. Tenim .
a. Black. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Gen, T.
Hardwicke.

h. Brownish ; face brown. Van Diemen’s Land. — From
Mr, Gould’s Collection.

The Egyptian Bandicoot. Mus gigas. Mus Perchal,
Waterhouse , Mss.

a . Egypt. — Presented by Sir John G. Wilkinson.

The Norway Rat. Mus decumanus, Pallas , Glires, 91 .
Penn, B. Zool. t. Buffon, H. N. viii. t. 27. M. Nor-
vegicus, Brisson.
a. b . White, with red eyes.

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MURIDS.

109

c. With monstrous teeth. Windsor, — ’Presented by Tho-
mas Jenner, Esq.

d . Half grown. London.

e. Back rather reddish. London.

*f. Gream colour.

g. h . Back rather reddish. London.— Presented by Mr,
Joseph Baker.

i. k. Young.

L m. n. Young, from nest. — Presented by Mr, Joseph
Baker.

o. Brighter coloured. India.

The Black Rat. Mus Rattus, Linn. Buffon , H. N ,
vn. 278. t. 36. Schreb. t, 179. Bell. B. Q.

a. b. Half grown.

c. d. Young.

e. Half grown. London.— Presented by H. R. H. the
Duke of Sussex.

/. Adult. London. — Presented by Mr. Prince,

The Pencilled Rat. Mus penicillatus, Gould , Ann. and
Mag. N. H. 1843, 405.

Or. Land.— Presented by-Ronald- Gumv

b. Port Essington. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Indian Rat. Mus Decumanoides, Hodgson , Calcut .
J. N . H. 1841, 220. (not. Waterh. nor Horsf.)

a. b . c. d. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Asiatic Rat. Mus Asiaticus, Gray , Mag. N. H.
1836.

a. Mexico.

b. c. Bahia. -

d. Young. —

e. Sides of face rather browner. India. The specimen
described as M. Asiaticus.

The White-bellied Rat. Mus (Rattus) niviventer,
Hodgson , Jour . A. S. 1836, 234. Calcut. Jour . N. H
1841, 220.

a. In bad condition, without tail. Nepal, central region,
— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

MURIDS

The Kok. SJuTKok, Gray, Mag . N. H . 1886. Mus
(Neotoma) providens, Elliot , Madras Jour . 1889,
Arvicola Indica, Gray , Illust. Ind. ZooL t. Mus In-
dicus, Geoff 1

a. Madras, on cultivated plains. —Presented by Walter
Elliot, Esq.

c. and-^k-Madms,— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.
e . Small. Tail very long* India.— From Dr, Smut’s Col-
lection,

The Hairy-eared Rat. Mus dolichurus, Temm . i¥«,
Smut's Mam . Cap. 38, t. 2. fazj

a . Cape of Good Hope. S. Africa.

The Abyssinian Rat. Mus Abyssinicus, Ruppell Mus .

Senck. 1842, 104. t. 7. f. 1.
a, Schon, Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

Elliot’s Rat. Mus Ellioti.

a. and 6. Madras,— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq,

The Red House-rat, Mus rufescens, Gray, Mag. A.
Hist Mus flavescens, and M. rufus, IF, Elliot , Ma-
dras t/owr. iv. 194. 208. 214.
a. India, Madras, in houses, — Presented by Walter El-

( jlS ^ /hu^(

The White-footed Rat. Mus albipes, Rupp . Mas.
Senckb . 1842, 107. t. 6. f. 2. M. leucopus, Ruppell ,
Mss.

a . Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

The White-chested Rat. Mus leucosternum, Ruppell ,
Mws. Senckb . 1842, 108.

a. Abyssinia, Island of Massana. — From the Frankfort
Museum.

The Variegated Rat. Mus variegatus, Brants , Muisen ,
102. Hypudeus variegatus, Licht. Doubl. 2. Ruppell .
Echimys du Caire, Desc. Egypt , t. 5, f. 2.
a, Egypt— From the Frankfort Museum.

MURXD.E.

Ill

The Common Mouse. Mus musculus, Linn. Mus
Islandicus, Thienem . Reise , t. 8. Buff on , if. iY. vii. t*
39. Supp. m. t. 30.

a. White, in spirits.

b. Brown, in spirits.

c. Varied grey and white.

d. Milk white.

e. Varied white and black.

f. g . h, i. London. — Presented by Mr. Joseph Baker.

k . Larger and brighter coloured. Adelaide, S. Australia.
—From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

Mus Adelaidensis, Gray , App . Grey's Travels , 410.

The Wood-Mouse. Mus sylvaticus, Linn . Gray , Proc .

Z. a$oc. Mulot, Buff. H ’. 2V. vix. t. 41.
a. to &. Young. Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr.
Joseph Baker.

l. to n. Adult. Cambridgeshire.™ Presented by Mr. Jo-
seph Baker.

The Manex. Mus Manei. Mus Musculus, W. Elliot ,
Madras Jour . $cj*

a. Madras.—Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Brown-footed Rat. Mus fuscipes, Waterh . ZooL
Beagle , t. 25. Mus lutreola, Gray , App. Grey's
Trav. 409.

a. Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

5. and /. Van Diemen’s Land. — -From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

c. South Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

d. Musquito Island, N. S. W. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

c. Bass’s Straits. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The South Australian Rat. Mus Gouldii, Waterh .
ZooL Beagle , t. 32. f. 18, teeth . M. Greyii, Gray ,
App . Grey's Trav . 410.

a. b . c. and d. South Australia.™ From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

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MURIM*

The Brownish Rat. Mus fuscus.
a . South Australia,— Presented by the Hon. Capt. G,
Grey.

The Australian Rat. Mus Australasicus.
a. South Australia.— Presented by the Hon. Captain G.
Grey.

Waterhouse’s Mouse. Mus Novae Hollandiae, Waterh .
Proc . Z. Soc. 1842, 146.

a. b . and c. Female, and two young (imperfect).— From
Mr. Gould’s Collection.
d. Skull of female. The specimens described.

The Delicate Mouse. Mus delicatulus, Gould . Ann .

2V. 1842, 406. Mus albirostris, Gould , ik/ss.

a. and 6. Port Essington.—From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Lineated Mouse. Mus pumilio, Sparm . K . Fc-
tensh. Ahad. 1|84, 839. t. 6. Foz/. Cap. n. t. 6.
?Rattus Donov^ni, Donovan, Misc . t. 25, 26. Mam,
Lithogo t.

a . 5. c. and c?. Young. Cape of Good Hope.— From M.
Verreaux’ Collection.

The Harvest Mouse. Micromys minutus, Selys. Mus
minutus, Pallas , Glir . t. 24. b, M. messorius, Shaw.
Jenyns. White's Selbourne , t. Shaw, Zool. i. t. M.
soricinus, M. parvulus, M. pendulinus, Herm. Schreb. t.
183. b. M. avenarius, Wolf. M. campestris, F. Cuv.
Mam . Lith. t. M. pratensis, Ochshay.
a o to n . Cambridgeshire, England.— Presented by Mr.
Joseph Baker.

The American Field Mouse. Callomys leucopus,
Waterh . Dehay, Fauna N. York , t. 33. f. 1. Mus
leucopus, Desm. Richardson , N. Zool. 142. M. syl-
vaticus, Forster. M. agrarius, Godman , N. H. ii. 88. ?
Museulus leucopus, Raffin ? Cricetus Myoides, Gapper,
Zool. Jour. t. 10. Arvicola Emmonsi, Emmons, Rep.
Mass. 61.

a. Pale brown. In houses. — N. America.

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b . d. and e. Sides reddish. N. America.

c. Very young. N. America.

g. Sides and back dusky. N. America.

The Meinalka. Vandeleuria oleracea, Gray , Ann .
and Mag . N. H . 1842. Mus oleraceus, Bennett ,
P. Z. Aoc. ii. 121. W. Elliot . M. longicaudatus, JF.
Elliot, Madras Jour . M. arboreus, Buchan. Hamilton ,
/co?2. ?

Madras, on trees. —Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

Hodgson’s Tree Mouse. Vandeleuria dumeticola.

Mus dumecolusj Hodgson .
a. Nepal. — -Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Nesoki. Nesokia Hardwickii, Gray , Ann . and
Mag. N. H. 1842. Mus Hardwickii, Gray , Afog. A^.
Uisf. 1836.

a. India. — Presented by Gen. Thomas Hardwicke.

Grey’s Pseudomys. Pseudomys Greyii. P. Australis,
Gray , Grey s Voy. App.

a. b. and c. New Holland, Liverpool Plains. —From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

The Pseudomys. Pseudomys Australis, Gray , Froc .
Zool. Soc. 1832, 39.

a. New Holland, Liverpool Plains. — Presented by Allan
Cunningham, Esq., F.L.S.

The Gulandi. Golunda Ellioti, Gray, Mag. N. Hist .
1836. Mus hirsutus and M. Golunde, Elliot , Madras
Jour. x. 213.

a. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Meltada. Golunda Meltada, Gray, Mag. N.
Hist. 1836. Mus lanuginosus, W. Elliot , Madras
Jour. x. 212. Mus Meltada, Elliot, Mad. Jour. x.
208.

a. Madras.— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

114

MURID/E.

The Barbary Mouse. Golunda Barbara. Mus Bar-
barus, Linn . Bennett , Zool. Jour . t. Gard. Zool. Soc .
f. p. 29. Striped mouse, Beaucl. Jour . Mor . 1828. t.

a. and 5. N. Africa, Barbary ? Algiers ?

The Buduga. Leggada Booduga, Gray , Mag. Nat.
Hist. x. 836. Mus lepidus, £F. Elliot , Madras Jour .
iv. 208.

a. Madras.— Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Leggade. Leggada platythrix, Gray , Mag. iVo£.

1836. Mus platythrix, Bennett , Proc. Zoo/.
Soc. ii. 121. M. saxicola, IF. Elliot’s Mss. Mad. Jour .
iv. 215.

a. 5. c. and d. Madras.— Presented by Walter Elliot,
Esq.

The Bogota Rat. Holochilus aviculoides. Mus
aviculoides, Paris Dealers.

a. b. Sta. Fe de Bogota.

The Brazilian Rat. Holochilus Brasiliensis. Mus
Brasiliensis, Desm. Water h. Voy. Beagle , t. 19. t. 33.
f. 3—12.

a . b. c. Bahia.

The Sharp-nosed Rat. Holochilus nasutus. Mus
(Oxymycterus) nasutus, Water k. Voy. Beagle , t. 17.
f. 2. t. 33. f. 7 and 10?

a. Brazils ?

b. Young.

The Angouya. Holochilus Angouya, Brandt. Mus An-
gouya, Desm. Mam. 305.

a. b. c. Brazils, Bahia.

The Dusky American Ra *r. Abrothrix obscurus,
Waterh. Mus (Abrothrix) obscurus, Waterh. Voy. of
the Beagle , t. 15. f. 2. t. 33. f. 9.

a. and b. South America, (determined by Mr. Water-
house.)

MURID/E.

115

The Hamster. Cricetus frumentarius, Pallas. Mus
Cricetus, Linn. Schreb. t. 198. a. Cricetus vulgaris,
Desm. Buff on , N. H. xm. t. 14.

a. Europe. — Presented by John Edw. Gray, Esq.

The Tree Mouse. Dendromys typicus, A. Smith , Zool.
Jour. hi. 439. Illust. Z. Afr. t. 34. f. 1. D. meso-
melas, Brants , Muis. 122. Smut , Mam. Cap . 40.

a. b. Wursburg, Cape of Good Hope. — From M. Ver-
reaux’ Collection.

c. Just born. Wursburg, Cape of Good Hope.— From
M. Verreaux’ Collection.

d. to f. Young. Wursburg, Cape of Good Hope.—
From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

g . Adult. Cape of Good Hope.— From the South African
Museum.

The Black-backed Tree Mouse. Dendromys melano-
tus, A. Smith , Illust. S. A. Zool. t.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — From the South African Mu-
seum.

The Phla;omys. Phl^eomys Cumingii, Waterh. Proc . Z.
Soc. 1 839, 107.

a. and b. Adult. Manilla ? — From Mr. Cuming’s Col-
lection.

c. Younger. Manilla? — From Mr. Cuming’s Collection.

The Rabbit Rat. Hapalotis albipes, Licht. Saugth. t.
Gray, Ann . N. H. n. 308. Conilurus constructor,
Ogilby , Trans . Linn. Soc. xvm. 125. Rabbit Rat,
G. Bennett , Cat.Aust. Mus. 6. Dipus Mitchellii, Ogilby ,
Linn. Trans. 129 ? Mitchell , Trav. it. 143. t. 37 ?

a. and b. Australia.

The Black-tailed Rabbit Rat. Hapalotis melanura,
Gould , Proc. Zool. Soc.

a% . — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

116

MURIDiE.

Gould’s Rabbit Rat. Hapalotis Gouldii, Gray, Grefs
Trav. App. 403. Mus hirsutus, Gould, Ann. and Mag .
N. H. 1842, 405.

a . Skeleton. Port Essington.— From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

h. Imperfect skin, unstuffed.

b. Arvicolina.

The Katse. Gerbillus Labradorius, Harlan. Mus
Labradorius, Sabine. Meriones Labradorius, Rich .
N. Zool. 144. t. 8. Gerbillus Hudsonius, Raffin ?
Dipus Canadensis, Davis , Linn. Trans . t. ? Labrador
Rat, Penn . Labrador Jumping Mouse, Godman .

Canada Jerboid Rat, Peww. ?

a. North America. — Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

b . Skull.

The Vley Muis. Euryotis irroratus, Brants, Muis .
94. t. Liclit . Saugth . t. 30. ^4. Smith , ///, S'. ^4.

t. 22. f. 25. f. 1. Otomys Capensis, F. Ciw. Mam .
Lithog . t. O. typicus, .T. Smith . O. Lalandii, Temm .
a. to/. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. — From the
South African Museum.

The Vlakte Muis. Euryotis Brantsii, J. Smith , -S'.
Afr. Quart . Jour . i. 150. Illust. Zool . S'. Afr. t. 24.
t. 25. f. 3.

a. Cape of Good Hope.— From the South African Mu-
seum.

The One-grooved Euryotis. Euryotis unisulcata, A
Smith , Illust. Afr . ^oo/. t. 23. t. 25. f. 2. Otomys
unisulcatus, F. CW. Mam. Lith . t. ?

5. .—From the South African Museum.

The Otomys. Otomys typicus, .4. Smith. S. African
Q. Jour . ii. 68.

«. Cape of Good Hope. — From the South African Mu-
seum.

Murid

117

The White-tailed Otomys. Otomys albicaudatus, A.
Smith , a S. African Q. Jour. n. 68, 141. Must . Zoo/.

Afr. t. 83.

and h. Cape of Good Hope. — From the South African
Museum.

The Sigmodon. Sigmodon hispidum, Say. and Ord .
Jour . Acad . iY. Y. iv. 352. Arvicola hortensis, Harlan .
A. messor, Ze Comte. Young? Pelamys remifer,
Jour dan.

a. and h. Florida. — Presented by Dr. JBachmann.
c. Florida. — Presented by Dr. Bachmann.

The Neotoma. Neotoma floridana, Say and Ord. Mus
floridanus, Say and Ord. Jour . Acad. N. S. Philad .
iy. t. 2L Arvicola ferrugineus, Harlan , Ann. Phil.
1826, 238. A. gossypina, Le Comte.

a. h. Florida.™ Presented by Dr. Bachmann.
c. Young. — Presented by Dr. Bachmann.

The Teonoma. Teonoma Drummondii. Myoxus Drum-
mondii, Richardson , Z. J. iv. 517. M. Virginicus,
Reich. Berl. Mag. 1 810, t. 8? Rat of the Rocky Moun-
tains, Lewis and Clarke , hi. 41. Neotoma Drummondii,
Rich. N. Z. 187. t. 7.
a. North America.

The Gundi. Ctenodactylus Massoni, Gray , Spic. Zool.

ii. 11. t. 10. Mus Gundi, Rothmann. Pallas , Glir. 98.
a. h. Cape of Good Hope ? — From Mr. Masson’s Collec-
tion.

c. Younger. Egypt? Barbary?

The Bank Meadow Mouse. Mynomes riparius. A.
riparius, Ord, Jour. A. N. S. Phil. iv. 305 ? Ri-
chardson, N. Zool. Soc. 120. Marsh Campagnol, God-
man, N. H. ii. 67.

a. Marshy meadows, foot of Rocky Mountains, North
America. — Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.
bn North America. — Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

118

MURIDiE.

The Water Rat. Arvicola amphibius, Desm. Buffon ,
N. H. vn. t. 43. Penn . Brit . ZooZ. t. Mus amphibius,
Linn. Lemmus aquaticus, F. Cuv. Mus terrestris and
M. paludosus, Linn . ? A. monticola, Selys Longchamp .
?A. destructor, /Saw*.

a. In spirits. England ?

eZ. e.f 1 England. — Presented by Mr. Joseph Baker.

g*. Young.— Presented by D. Cooper, Esq.

The American Water Rat. Arvicola Americanus,
Gray , Ann . awcZ ATag\ ZV. IT. 1842.

a . 5. c. South America.

Wilson’s Meadow Mouse. Arvicola Pensylvanicus,
N. Zool. 124. Short-tailed Mouse, Forster .
Meadow Mouse, Penn . Wilson , Amer. Orn . vi. t. 50. f. 3.
A. xanthognatha, Sabine , Frank . *7owr. 660. Arvicola
Pensylvanica, OreZ. Harlan .

a. Outhouses of fur station, Pludson’s Bay, North
America.— Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.

The Yellow-cheeked Vole. Arvicola xanthognathus,
Leach , ZooZ. Misc. i. t. 26. I2ic/j. IV. ZooZ. 122, not
Godman nor Sabine. A. palustris, Harlan . ?

a. and 6. North America, under moss, in woods, Hudson’s
Bay. — Presented by John Richardson, M.D.

The Campagnol. Arvicola arvalis. Mus arvalis, Pallas .
M. terrestris, EraT. M. gregarius, Zmn. Microtus
gregarius, Schrank. Arv. vulgaris, Desm. A. fulvus,
Desm. ? A. agrestis, Yarrell? Buffon , IT. V. viii. t. 47.

5. and c. Adults Cambridge. — Presented by Mr. Joseph
Baker.

cZ. to h. Young. Cambridge. — Presented by Mr. Joseph
Baker.

£. to Z. Nestlings. Cambridge. — Presented by Mr. Joseph
Baker.

m. Nearly Adult. Belgium. — Presented by M. Selys de
. Longchamp.

n. Young. Belgium.— Presented by M. Selys de Long-
champ.

o. In spirits.

MURID A2.

119

The Subterranean Vole. Arvicola subterraneus, Selys .
Monog. t. Arv. pratensis, Baillon. A. oeconomus,
Bose. Mus agrestis, Linn. M. arvalis var. griseus,
Keyserlin.

a. Female, pale brown. Liege, Belgium. — Presented
by M. Selys de Longchamp.

b. Male, blackish. Liege, Belgium.— Presented by M,
Selys de Longchamp.

c. and d. Young, blackish. Liege, Belgium.— Presented
by M. Selys de Longchamp.

The Bank Campagnol. ✓ Arvicola glareolus. Arv. ri-
paria, Yarrell. Bell , Brit. Quad. A. fulvus, Millet.
A. rufescens, Selys. A. pratensis, Baillon. F. Cuv. Mam.
Lithog. t. Mus rutilus var. Pallas. M. glareolus,
Schreb. t. 190. b. Hypudseus Hercynicus, Michelis.
Lemnus rubidus, Baillon.
a. England. — Presented by William Yarrell, Esq.

The Indian Vole.— Arvicola Roylei, Gray , Ann. and
Mag. N. H . 1842.

a . India, Cashmere ? — Presented by John Forbes Royle,

M.D.

The Nepal Vole. Arvicola ? hydrophilus, Hodgson
a. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Russian Vole. Arvicola — -?

a. Russian Soongoro, in sandy deserts.

The Sharp-nosed Meadow Mouse. Arvicola Novebo-
racensis, Rich. N. Zool. 126. Lemmus Noveboracensis,
Rajineque.

a. Dry places. Rocky Mountains, North America. — Pre-
sented by Dr. John Richardson.

The Awinnak or Northern Meadow Mouse. Arvi-
cola borealis, Richardson , Zool. Jour . m. 517. North.
Zool. 127.

a. Fort Franklin, North America. — Presented by Dr.
John Richardson.

120

MURIDS.

The Tawny Lemming. Myodes helvolus. Lemmus heL
volus, Rich . Zool. Jour. in. 517. A. Georychus? hel-
volus, Rich. N . Zool. 128.

a. Alpine swamps, lat. 56°, North America. — Presented
by Dr. John Richardson.

Back’s Lemming. Myodes trimucronatus. Arvicola tri-
mucronatus, Rich . Parry s Second Voy. Append. 809.
A. Georhychus trimucronatus, Rich. N. Zool. 130.
a. Woody spots. Point Lake, N. America, lat. 65° to 69j°.
—Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

The Lemming. Myodes Lemmus. Mus Lemmus, Linn.
Pallas , Glires9 t. 12. a. Mus Norvegicus, Worm .
Mus Lemmus var. Norvegica, Pallas. Mus Norve-
gicus, Worm , Mus t. at p. 325. Penn. Syn. t. 25. f. 2.
a. Norway.— Presented by H. D. Woodfall, Esq.

The Hudson’s Bay Lemming. Myodes Hudsonius, E.
Sabine. Parry's First Voy. Supp. 185. Rich. N. Zool.
132. Mus Hudsonius, Forster. Schreb. t. 196. Arvicola
Hudsonia, Rich. Parry ’s Second Voy.App. 308. Hud-
son’s Rat, Penn . Hare-tailed Mouse, Hearne.
a. Near the sea, Hudson’s Straits, North America.

The Owinyak or Greenland Lemming. Lemmus Groen-
landicus. Mus Groenlandicus, Trail . Scoresby, Greenl .
416. Arvicola Groenlandica, Rich. Z. J. Parry's
Second Voy. 304. N. Zool. 134.
a. Sea Coast, Hudson’s Bay.

c. Saccomyna.

The Pouched Jerboa Mouse. Dipodomys Phillipsii,
Gray , Ann. N. H.

a. Mexico.- — Presented by John Phillips, Esq.

The Spiny Pouched Rat. Heteromys anomalus, Gray ,
Spic. Zool. i. 10. Mus anomalus, Thompson , Linn.
Trans, xi. t. 10. Heter. Thompsonii, Lesson. Dasy-
notus anomalus, Wagler.

a. Part of the skin and jaws. Island of Trinidad.— Pre-
sented by John Vaughan Thompson, Esq., F.L.S.

MURIDS.

121

d. Castorina.

l^-C. Canadensis, Kuhi.
ram. Lithog. t. Buff on,

V H . N. viii. Brit. Zool. t.

/a. Black.

b. Brown ; adult. North America.

c. Young. North America.

d. Brown ; adult. North America.

The Coypu or Racoonda. Myopotamus Coypus, L Geoff \
Mus Coypus, Molini. M. Castoroides, Burrows . Pota-
mys Coypou, Desm . M. Bonariensis, Commerson—'l
Castor Huidobrinus, Molini.

a. Adult ; tail nearly bald. Central America. — Presented
by John Edward Gray, Esq.

b. Young; tail with scattered bristles. Chili. — Presented
by Sir William Burnett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

The Ondatra. Fiber zibethicus, Desm . Castor zibe-
thicus, Linn. Ondatra Americanus, Tiedem.
a. b. c. North America. Hudson’s Bay Company.

The Hydromys. Hydromys chrysogaster, Geoff. Ann .
Mus. vi. 81. t. 36. f. A. H. leucogaster, Geoff. 1. c. f.
B. C. D. H. fulvogaster, Jourd.
a. and d. Dark, belly golden red. Van Diemen’s Land.

— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

Hyd. fulvogaster, Jourdan .

e. Young; dark, belly golden red. Van Diemen’s Land.
— From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

f. Back dark, beneath grey brown, tip of the tail white.
Western Australia. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

g. Back pale, beneath yellowish grey, tail end w7hite.
New Holland, Liverpool Plains. — From Mr. Gould’s
Collection.

h. Back dark, belly grey white, tail end white. Van
Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould's Collection.

Hyd. leucogaster, Geoff. Ann. Mus. vi. 81. t. 36. L

B. C. D.

G

122

HYSTR1CIM.

e. Echimyna.

The Cucurrito or the Degus. Octodon Degus. O.
Cumingii, Bennett , Proc . Z. S. 1832, 46. Trans . Z. S.
ii. 81. t. 16. Waterh. Voy . Beagle , t. 33. f. 24. teeth.
Dendrobius degus, Meyen, Act. N. Cur . xvi. 610. t. 44.
Sciurus degus, Molinii? Callomys aureus, Orbign.
Myoxus gelatinus, Popp .

a . and 5. Chili ; on trees.— Presented by Sir William Bur-
nett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

The Ground Pig. Aulacodus Swinderianus. Temm.
Monog . i. 248. t. 25. Bennett , Proc . Z. N. Callomys
aureus, Kaup. 1832, 1210.

a. South Africa, Port Natal. — From Dr. Krauss’s Col-
lection.

The Red-tailed Echimys. Echimys myosuros, I. Geoff.
E. albispinus, I. Geoff. Mag. Zool. 1840, 53. t. 26. and
t. 29. f. 1, 2, 3. Loncheres myosuros, Licht. Berl.
Trans. L. longicaudatus, Renger. Mus leptosoma,
Licht. Saught . and Mus cinnamomeus, Licht . Saught. t.
36. f. 2.

b. and c. No tail. Tropical America, Bahia.
d. and e. Complete. Tropical America, Bahia.

/. and g , its skull. Tropical America, Bahia.

a. No tail, spines rather broader. Tropical America,
Bahia.

The Rock Mouse. Petromys typicus, A. Smith , S.Afric .
Quart. Jour . i. 146. Illust . Zool.Afr. t. 20, 21.

a. S. Africa, Namaqua. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

b. S. Africa, mouth of the Orange River. — From the
South African Museum.

Fam. 2. HYSTRICIDiE. Case 33.
a. Hystricina.

The Porcupine. Hystrix cristata, Linn. Buffon , H. N.
xii. t. 51, 52. Blumb. Abbild . t. 81. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. North Africa.

b. Young.

HYSTRICIDiE.

123

The Sayal. Hystrix leucurus, Sykes, Proc . Zool . Soc.

H. cristata Indica, Gray, Must. Ind. Zool. t. 14. H.
Nepalensis, Hodgson, Calcut . Jour . Sci. 1841, 220.

a. India.

b. Deccan. — Presented by Colonel Sykes.

c. and d. Nepal*— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq,

The Tufted-tailed Porcupine. Atherura Africans,

Gray, Ann. and Mag. N . H. 1842. A. fasciculata^ . j it
Bennett, Gard . Zool. Soc . 1 75. fig.

a. Fernando Po.

b. Cercolabina.

The Cawquaw, or Urson. Erethizon dorsatum. Hys-
trix dorsata, Linn. Edwards, Birds, t. H. Hudso-
nius, Brisson. Buff on, H. N. xn. t. 55. Ann. Mus .
ix. t. 20. E. Buffonii, F. Cuv. Canada Porcupine,

Forster . Go dm an, t.

a. Feet black, with a few white tipped bristles on the
rump. N. America.

b. Feet black, the longer bristles white tipped. N.
America.

c. The belly, feet and legs reddish, with a few white
tipped hairs on the shoulders. N. America.

The Black-tailed Orico. Sphiggurus melanurus, Gray,

Ann. and Mag. N. H. x. 262. Hystrix Nycthemera,

Licht. ? Kuhl. Beitr. 71 ??
a. Brazils. — Presented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.

The Orico. Sphiggurus insidiosus. Hystrix insidiosa,

Liclit. Kuhl. H. Couiy, Desm. Sph. spinosus, F.

Cuv. Mem. Mus. ix. t. 20. f. 5, 6, 7. Pr. Max.

Abbild. t.

a. In winter? covered with grey silky hair, hiding the
spines. West Indies. — Presented by Dr. John Richard-
son.

The Quilled Rat. Chaltomys subspinosus, Gray,

P. Z. Soc. 1843. Hystrix subspinosa, Licht. Kuhl .

Beitr. 7 1. Pr. Max. Abbild. t.
a. Brazils. — From M. Brant’s Collection,

g 2

124

HYSTRICIDiE.

The Coendoo. Cercolabes prehensilis. Hystrix pre-
hensilis, Linn . H. Cuandu, JDesm . Syntheres pre-
hensilis, F. Cuv . Mem. Mus. ix. t. 20. f. 2. Mam.
Lithog. t. Buffon , //. V. Supp. vn. t. 78.

a. Brazils.

c. Dasyproctina.

The Agouchy. Dasyprocta Leporina. Mus Lepo-
rinus, Linn . Java Hare, Catesby, Carol . t. 18. Cavia
Acuchy, Gmel. Buffon , Supp. hi. t. 36.

0. and 6. West Indies.

The Agouti. Dasyprocta Aguti, Illiger . Mus Lepo-
rinus var. Lmw. M. Aguti, Linn. Buffon , H. N. viii.
t. 50.

«. Brazils.— Presented by Lord Stuart de Rothsay.

The Crested Agouti. Dasyprocta cristata, Desm. Mam .
358. Mam. Lithog . t. Cavia Aguti, Herm. Menag.
Mus. t. 3.

0. Adult.

5. Young ; browner, without skull. Surinam. — From
the Leyden Museum.

The Yellow-rumped Agouti. Dasyprocta prymno-
lopha, Wagler . Isis , 1831, 619.

0. S. America.

The Grisled Agouti. Dasyprocta punctata, Gray , Ann.
and Mag. N. H. 1842, 264. Gray , ZooV. Sulphur } t.

0. S. America.

The Black Agouti. Dasyprocta nigra, Gray , Ann . and
Mag. N. H. 1842, 264. Zool . Sulphur , t. D. fuliginosa,
Wagler , /sis, 1831, 619??

0. S. America.

The Ashy Agouti. Dasyprocta albida, Gray , and

Mag. N. H. 1842, 264.

0. Imperfect. St. Vincent’s, West Indies.

The Mara. Dolichotis Patachonicus, Desm. Cavia
Patachonica, Shaw , Zool. t. 165. C. Patagonorum,
Zimm. Chloromys Patagonicus, Desm . Mara Magel-

C &ujLsd/J' ^ ftniAuh 4u*i>k:

fYurJv+t-d 4^t /YtJlt* lj L'U
ty-o^ct <- -t x *^- L c.Ai j

HYSTRICIDJE.

125

lanica, Lesson, Cent . Zool. t. 42. Patagonian Cavy,
Penn . FL A. 39. t. 68. Griffith, A. K. t. 134.

a . Patagonia. — Presented by Sir William Burnett and
Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

The Yellow Paca. Ccelogenys fulvus, F . Cuv. Ann .
Mw,?. x. 203. t. 9. f. 1, 2. Cavia paca, Geoff. Buffon,
H . A. x. t. 43. Ostreoporaplatycephala, Harlan, Jour.
Acad. N. S. Philad. t.
a. In spirits.

h. Skull. Trinidad. — Presented by Joseph Wright, Esq.

c. Young. Tropical America.

The Sooty Paca. Ccelogenys Paca, F . Cuv. Mus Paca,
Linn . Buff. H. N. Supp. hi. t. 35. C. subniger, F.
Cuv. Ann. Mus. x. 203. t. 9. f. 3, 4.

a . Tropical America, Santa Fe de Bogota.

b. Skull.

d. Hydrocherina.

The Capybara. Hydrochasrus Capybara, Erxl. Mus
Hydrochaeris, Linn. Cavia Capybara, Zimm . Buffon,
H. N. xn. 384. t. 49.

a. b. c . Very young, in spirits. Tropical America.

d. Skull imperfect. Tropical America.

e. Caviura.

The Cavy. CAviA^Apersea, Erxl. C. obscura, Licht.
Doubl. 3. C. Cobay^ Ftefm. Mam. Lithog. t. Pr .
Max. Abbild.t. "

a. Brazils. — Presented by Sir William Burnett and Capt.

Fitzroy, R.N. Jk4

b. In spirits. White, black and yellow, varied.- Domes-
ticated in London. . ^ * * . .

Mus Porcellus, Linn. Am. Acad. iv. t. 2. M. Brasi-
liensis, Linn. Cavia Cobaya, Marg. Sclireb . Guinea
Pig, Edwards, Birds, t. Buff. H. N. vm. t. 1.

c. and d. Adult male and female. Domesticated in
London.

e. and f. Young of c. and d.

126

LEPORIILE.

The Grey Rock Cavy. Kerodon Kingii, Bennett , Proc *
Z. S, Trans . ZooL Soc . t. Cavia australis, /. Geoff,
Mag . Zoo/. hi. t. 12.

Patagonia, East Coast, near Port Desire. -Presented by
Capt. P. P. King, R.N.

b . Young. Patagonia.-— Presented by Sir William Bur-
nett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

Fam. 4. LEPORIDiE. Cases 34 to 36.

The Hare. Lepus timidus, Linn. S. N. i .77. L. vulgaris,
iira. /S'. N. 45. Bell, B. Quad . 333. fig. L. Europseus,
Pallas , Glires , 30. Buffon , if. iV. vi. 246. t. 38.

«. Near London.— Presented by Mr. John Leadbeater.

5. Blackish.

c. and d . Cambridgeshire. — Presented by Mr. Joseph
Baker.

c. f. g . Young. Cambridgeshire.— Presented by Mr.
Joseph Baker.

h. Pyrenees.- — From M. Nee Boubee’s Collection.

Lepus Pyrenaicus, Boubee , Mas. Pyren .

The Irish FI are. Lepus Hibernicus, Yarrell , Proc. Z. P.
1833, 88. Mag. Z. and Potf. n. 71. cmdn.283. Pc//,

Pri£. Qaat/. 341. fig. Lepus variabilis var ? Keyserlin .
L. timidus 0, Jenyns , P. F. 35.

«. and 5. Ireland.— Presented by W. Thompson, Esq.
c. Bred at Knowsley. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Scotch Hare. Lepus variabilis, Pallas , Glir . 30.
Bell , P. Q. 343. fig. Lepus timidus, Linn . P. $. 9.
L. albus, Wagn . Helv . 177- Jenyns , P. F» 35. L,
Septentrionalis, Leuck . Beitr. ii. 73.
a. and 5. Yellow. Scotland,
c. Scotland,
c/. Winter. Scotland.

The Altaic Hare. Lepus Altaicus. Lepus variabilis
Altaica, Everm.

e. Winter coat. Altaic Mountains. — From M. Brant’s
Collection.

LEPORHLE.

1 27

The Rekalek or Polar Hare. Lepus Arcticus, Leach ,
Ross’s Voy. Append, iv. 151. L. glacialis, Leach ,
Ross’s Voy. Append, v. 170. Sabine, Supp. Parry’s
Voy. 187. Rich . N. Z. 222. Bachmann , J.A.N. S.
Philad. vn. t. 21. L. timidus, 0. Fab. Groen . 28.
Varying Hare, Penn. Kawchoh, Copper Indians.
Ookalik, Esquimaux .

a. Winter, white. Baffin’s Bay.

b. Winter, coat white. Labrador.

c. Summer, coat grey. Labrador.

The Tolai. Lepus Tolai, Pallas , Glires, 20. t. 1. f. 2.
L. dauricus, Erxl. Gmelin , Nov. Com . Petrop. v. 357.
t. 11. f. 2.

a. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Collection.

b. Siberia. — From the Royal Museum of St. Petersburg.

The Indian Hare. Lepus macrotus, Hodgson , Jour . A. S.
Beng. ix. (1840) 1183. L. Indicus, Hodgson , Linn.
Trans. Lepus n. s ., Hodgson, P. Z . S. 1834, 97. L.
orientalis, Brown , Beng. Sport. Mag . 1836. L. rufi-
caudatus, 7. Geoff. Mag. Zool. n. t. 9. and 10. Diet. CL
H. N. ix. 381.

a. b. c. Adult. Nepal Plains, and Central Hills.— -Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

d. Head. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

e. Young. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Woolly Hare of Thibet. Lepus ^iostolus, Hodgson ,
7. A. S. Calc. 1840, 1183. Calcutta I. Jour. N. H .
1841, 220. L. semodius, Hodgson , Linn. Trans,
a. Nepal, in the Kachar and Thibet.— Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

The Marsh Hare. Lepus Douglasii, Gray , Mag. N. 77.
1836. L. palustris, Bachmann, Jour. Acad. N. S.
Phil. vii. t. 194. t. 1516. Audubon, Birds, iv. t. 366.
a. and b. California? Texas ? — From Mr. David Douglas’s
Collection.

c . Rather darker. California? Texas?— From Mr. David
Douglas’s Collection.

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Lepus aquaticus, Bachmann, l. c . vn. 319. t. 22. f. 2.
d. Young. California? Texas? — From Mr. David Dou-
glas’s Collection.

The Sassa or Khargosh. Lepus kurgosa, Buchanan
Mysore , i. 169. Lepus nigricollis, F. Cuv . Diet. Sci.
Nat. xxvi. 307 ? Sykes , Elliot , Madras Jour. x. 218.
L. melanauchen, Temm. ?

a. Madras, in stony bushy hills.— Presented by Walter
Elliot, Esq.

h. South America.— Presented by Sir William Burnett
and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

The Rabbit. Lepus cuniculus, Linn . S. N. i. 77. Buff
fon, H. N. vi. 303. t. 50. Bell , B. Quad. 348. and
352. fig. Mam. Lithog. t.
a. to f. and h. England.

g. Hair long, “ Russian Rabbit.” England.
k. Silver grey rabbit. England.

L Black. Lake Superior, North America. — Presented by
Lady Katherine Douglas.

m. Black. South America, Falkland Islands.— Presented
by Sir W. Burnett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

Lepus Magellanicus, Lesson. Bull , Sci. Nat. x. 127.
I. Geoff. Mag. Zool . n.

The Irish Rabbit. Lepus Vermicula, Atlienceum Jour.
1837.

a. Belfast, Ireland.— Presented by W. Thompson, Esq.

h. Belfast, Ireland.— Presented by W. Thompson, Esq.

The Vlakte Haas. Lepus Capensis, Linn. Thunb. Mem .
Acad. Petersh. hi. 309.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — From Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

b. Nape with two white streaks. Cape of Good Hope.
From Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

The Barrow Hare. Lepus arenarius, I. Geoff. Diet .
Class. H. N. ix. 382. Mag. Zool. ii. t. 16. Le Lievre
de Dunes, Verreaux.

a. and b. Adult and Young. Cape of Good Hope. —
From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

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The Rock Hare. Lepus saxatilis, F. Cuv. Diet . Sci.

Nat . xxyi. 309. L. rufinucha, I. Geoff. ?
a. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by the Earl of Derby.

Bennett’s Hare. Lepus Bennettii, Gray , Zool . Sulph . t.
a. California.— Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, R.N.,
C.B.

The Wawpoos or American Hare. Lepus Americanus.
Erxl. Rich. N. Zool. not Harlan. L. Hudsonius, Fallas .
L. Virginianus, Harlan , not Rich. L. nanus, Lawson,
Rabbit, Resident at Hudson's Bay . American Hare,

«. N.rU,

In winter. North America, in dry elevated situations.: ;
— Presented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.
c. In winter. North America.— Presented by Capt. Sir J.
Back, R.N.

Egyptian Hare. Lepus iEgyptius, Geoff. Mam. Egypt.
t. 6. f. 2. Ehrenh. Sym. Phys . n. t. 15. L. Africanus,
Griffith , A. K.

a. Adult. Egypt.— Presented by Sir J. G. Wilkinson.
h. and c . Adult and young. Egypt. — From Mr. James
Burton’s Collection.

The Little Chief. Lagomys princeps, Richardson ,
N. Zool . 227. t. 19.

a. Bad condition. Rocky Mountains, N. America. — Pre-
sented by the Hudson’s Bay Company.
h . N. America, among rough stones.— Presented by Dr.
John Richardson.

The Sadajac. Lagomys alpinus, Desm. Lepus alpinus,
Pallas , Glir. t. 2-4. f. 11, 12. Lagomys Pika, Geoff,
a. Reddish grey. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Col-
lection.

h. Black. Siberia. — From the Royal Museum of St.
Petersburg.

The Indian Sulgan. Lagomys Roylei, Ogilby. Royle ,
Flora Cashm. t. Lagomys of the Himalaya, Blyth ,
Jour. A. S. Beng. 1841, 816 ?
a. Himalaya.

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The Calling Hare. Lagomys pusillus, Desm . Lepus
pusillus, Pallas, Glires, 137, t. 1. L. minutus, Schreb .
Ochotena pusilla, Link .

a . Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Red-shouldered Sulgan. Lagomys Nepalensis,
Hodgson, Jour . As. S. Beng. Ann. and Mag. N. H.
1842, 77. Zool. Nepal , t. Blyth , J. A. B. 1841. t.
a. and b. Nepal, in the Kachar.— Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

The Reddish Sulgan. Lagomys rufescens, Gray , Ann .
Mag. N. Hist . 1842, 266.

a. India, Cabul, rocky hills. — Presented by the East
India Company.

Hare. Lepus ? ?

a. Very young. S. America ?

Fam. 4. JERBOIDiE. Cases 36 to 43.
a. Chinchillina.

The Chinchilla. Chinchilla laniger, Gray , Spic . Zoo/.
4. t. 2. Ch. lanigera, Bennett, Gard. Z. S. p. 1, fig.
Mus laniger, Molini, Chili , 267. Eriomys cinchilla,
Cretzch. Licht. Saught. t. 28. Aulacodus laniger, Kaup .
Woolly mouse, Shaw.

a. Peru.— Presented by Alexander Collie, Esq., R.N.

b. Pedestina.

The Spring Haas. Helamys Capensis, F . Cue. Mus
Caffer, Pallas , Glir. 87. Yerbua Capensis, Forster ,
Icon . t. 13. K. Sw. Akad . 1778, t. 3. Pedestes
Capensis, Desm . P. typicus, A. Smith. Buffon, H. N .
Supp. vi. t. 15. Mam . Lithog. t.

Cape of Good Hope.— From the Leyden Museum,

c. Dipina.

The Gerboa. Dipus iEgyptius, Hemp . and Ehrenb.
Licht . Saugth. t. 22. Dipus Gerboa, Oliv . Mus
iEgyptius, Hasselq. Act. Holm. xiv. 123. t, 4. f. 1.

a. In spirits.

b, Egypt. — Presented by Mrs. W. P. Mauger.

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The Alactaga. Alactaga vexillaris. Mas Jaculus,
Pallas? Dipus Jaculus, JDesm . ? D. Alagtaga, Oliv.?
v ^vexillaris, Brant . Cuniculus saliens, Gmel . Mus sa-
/ liens, Hayne. D. decumanus, Licht. Saught . t. 25.
a. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Acontium. Alactaga acontium. Dipus acontium,
Pallas . Mus Jaculus minor, Pallas? D. minutis,
Blainv . ? D. pygmaeus, Licht . Saught . t. 26. fig. 2.
a. (Ears injured.) Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Col-
lection.

The Dun Bat. Gerbillus Afer, Gray , /Spic. Zoo/, ii.

10. Meriones Schlegellii, Smuts. Mam. Cap. 4. t. 1.
3. f. 1-5. G. Afer, A. Smith , i7/ws. Z/. Zoo/, t. 35.
Mus sericeus, Temm . Meriones sericeus, Licht . ? G.
Africanus, F. CW. Trans. Zool. Soc . n. 143.

a. South Africa.

5. Adult. Wimburg, S. xlfrica. — From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

c. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

The Black-tailed Gerbille. Gerbillus melanurus.
Meriones melanurus, Ruppell , Mus. Senlc . M. Lybicus,
Licht . Doubl . Gerbillus pyramidum, F. Cuv.
a . and b. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum,

The Kamiesberg Gerbille. Gerbillus auricularis, A.
Smith , S. Afr. Quart. Jour . n. 80. Ulus . Zoo/. Afr.
t. 36. G. brevicaudatus, F . Cwy. Trans. Zool . >Soc,

11. 144.

a. 5. and c. Male, female and young. Cape of Good
Hope. — From the South African Museum.

d . and e. Cape of Good Hope. — From Dr. Krauss’s Col-
lection.

The Mountain Gerbille. Gerbillus montanus, A.
Smith. Ulus. S. A. Zool. t. 36. f. 1.

a. Cape of Good Hope, Bashootoo Country. — From the
South African Museum.

b. South Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby,

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The Slender Gerbille. Gerbillus tenuis, A. Smith ,
Illust. S . A. Zool. t. 36. f. 2.

a. Cape of Good Hope.— From the South African Mu-
seum.

The Bella Ilei. Gerbillus Hardwickii. Gerbillus
Indicus, Water h . Proc. Z. S. 1842. Mus Gerbillus
Indicus, W . Elliot , Madras Jour . x. 211.

a. to f. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Indian Gerbille. Gerbillus Indicus, Desm .
Gerboa Indicus, Hardw . Linn. Trans . vm. 279. t. 7.
Meriones apicalis, Kuhl. Beitr . 70 ? Mus zincus,
Buchanan Hamilton , /cow. t. ?

a. 6. Bengal.— Presented by General Thomas Hard-
wicke.

The Farr. Psammomys obesus, Ruppell , Atlas , t. 22,
23. Dipus pyramidum, Geoff. F. Cuv. D. Sc. Nat .
xvm. 463 ? ?

a. N. Africa, Alexandria. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Tamarisc Rat. Psammomys Tamariscus. Meriones
Tamarisinus, Kuhl. Beitr. 69. Brant . Mus Tamariscus,
P alias , Glires , 80. t. 19.

and b . Eastern Europe. — From M. Brant’s Collec-
tion.

d. Myoxina.

The Loir. Myoxus glis, Schreb . t. 225. a. Sciurus
glis, Linn. S. N. 87. Glis esculentus, Blumb. Gesner ,
Quad. 619. fig. Buffon , H. N. vm. 158. t. 24. My.
Dryas, Schreb. t. 225. b. ? ?

a. France. — From Mr. Baillon’s Collection.

JERBOIDiE.

1 83

The Lerot. Myoxus quercinus. Mus quercinus, Linn .
S. N. i. 84. Myoxus Nitela, Schreb . t. 226. Mus
Nitedula, Pallas , Glir. 88. Buffon , FT. 2V. yiii. 181.
t. 25. M. avellanarum major, Aldrov. Digit . 489.
fig.

a. France. — From Mr. Baillon’s Collection.

The Dormouse. Muscardinus avellanarius. Mus avel~
lanarius, Linn. S. N. i. 83. Myoxus muscardinus,
Sclireb . t. 227* M. avellanarum minor, Aldrov. Digit.
489. fig. Muscardin, Buffon , Ff. 2V. vm. 198. t. 26.
Edw. Glean, n, 266. Bell , Br. Quad. fig.
c. and d. France, — From Mr. Baillon’s Collection.

b. e. and f. England.

g. and h. Very young. England, — Presented by Mr. J,
Baker.

The Cape Graphiurus. Graphiurus Capensis, F. Cuv.
Mam. Lithog . t. G. typicus, A. Smith , S. A. Q. Jour .
ii. "8^. Sciurus ocularis, A. Smith , Zool. Jour. iv. 489.

a. (End of tail wanting.) S. Africa, forest about Knysna.
—From the South African Museum.

e. Sciurina.

The Spiny-tailed Squirrel. Anomalurus Derbianus.
A. Fraseri, Water h. Ann. Mag. N. H. 1842, 201,
Pteromys Derbianus, Gray , Ann. and Mag. N. H.
1842, 262.

a. to d. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thom-
son, Esq., R.N.

The Taguan. Pteromys petaurista. Sciurus petau-
rista (Male), Pallas , Misc. 54. t. 6. Buff . H. N.
Suppl. hi. t. 21. ; vii. t. 67.

a. India.

b. c. and d. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

The Grey-bellied Taguan. Pteromys griseiventer.

a . Beneath dark grey. — Presented by John Gould, Esq.

b. Beneath paler grey, back edge of the fore legs browner
than a.

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JERBOIDAS.

The Grey-cheeked Taguan. Pteromys albi venter,
Gray , Mag . N. H. P. Z, Soc , 1836, 88.

a. Nepal. — Presented by John Edward Gray, Esq.

b , Nepal.

c, and d, Nepal.
e . Nepal,
y*. Smaller.

The Golden-streaked Taguan. Sciuropterus nobilis,
Gray , Ann , arccZ Mag. iV. H. 18^2, 263. S. aurostrigata,
Hodgson . S. chrysostrix, Hodgson , i£oo/. iVep. t.

a. Nepal Mountains. —Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

The Koiral or Orange-shouldered Taguan. Ptero-
mys magnificus. Sciuropterus magnifieus, Hodgson ,
</owr. Asiat. Soc , Beng, 1836, 231 ; iv. 322. ZooZ.
iVep. t.

a. and b, Adults. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

e. and d, Young. Nepal.

The Bright Bay Taguan. Pteromys nitidus, Geoff,
Desm, Mam, 342. Sciurus petaurista fern. Cuv,

a, Java.

The Black-eared Taguan. Pteromys melanotis, Gray ,
P, Z, Soc, 1836, 88. Pt. nitidus, Gray , Must, t. ??
Pt. Biardii, Temm.

a, Java. — Presented by the East India Company.

Horsfield’s Sailing Squirrel. Sciuropterus Hors-
fieldii. Pteromys Horsfieldii, Waterhouse , Proc. Z,
Soc, 1837, 87. Pteromys aurantiacus, Wagner , Weigm,
Arch . 1841.

a, Male ; b. Female. Malacca.

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The Fringe-footed Flying Squirrel. Sciuropterus
fimbriatus, Gray , P. Z . £. 1837, 68. Mag . N.

1836. ? Pteromys Leachii, Gray , N. H . 1836?

P. Z. /S'. 1836, 88.

a. North India.

5. Male. North India.

Turnbull’s Flying Squirrel. Sciuropterus alboniger,
Hodgson , Jo«r. Asiat. Soc . Beng. 1836, 231 ; iv. 513.
Zoo/. Nop. t. S. Turnbullii, Gray9 N. H . 1836.
P. Z. N. 1836, 68.

a. North India.

5. Male. North India,— Presented by the East India
Company.

c. d. e . Nepal.— -Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.
f. Very Young. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,

Esq.

The Larger Assapan. Sciuropterus Sabrinus. Sciurus
Sabrinus, Shaw , Richardson , Zool, /. hi. 519. N, ZooL
193. S. Hudsonius, Gmel. Greater Flying Squirrel,
Forster .

a. and b, Lake Huron, North America.— Presented by
Dr. John Richardson.

The Assapan. Sciuropterus volucella. Mus volans,
Linn . Sciurus Volucella, Pallas . Sc. acrobates, Schreb .
t. 222. P. Sciuropterus Americanus, Desm. Schreb .
Saught . 222. Ma7n, Lithog. t.

a. and cZ. United States, North America.

5. Virginia. — Presented by Dr. Bachmann.

c. Philadelphia, North America. — Presented by Dr. Jacob
Green.

e. Smaller. North America.— Presented by J. E. Gray,

Esq.

The Grey-headed Flying Squirrel.' ^eftfifbpTERtJS
caniceps, Gray , Ann . awd Mag. iV. //. 262.

a. India, Dargelin. — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

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JERBOIDiE.

The Polatouche. Sciuropterus volans. Seiurus vo-
Ians, Linn . Pteromys Sibiricus, Desm. Pt. Russicus,
Tiedem. Blumenb. Abbild . t. 71. Zimmerm. Geog. U
223.

a. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Rasoo or Ratufa. Sciurus purpureus, Zimmerm .
S. maximus (part), Schreb . Bombay squirrel, Penn .
S. Bombay anus, Bodd. Malabar squirrel, Penn . S.
Indicus, Erxl. Sonnerat, Voy. ii. t. 87. Buffon, H.
N. Supp. vii. t. 62.

a. Shoulders, loins and tail black.
c . Like a , but end of tail pale.

b. Back all bright red bay ; tail red, end pale. India.
— Presented by the East India Company.

Sciurus Elphinstonii, Sykes , Proc. Z. Soc.

The Jelerang or Javan Squirrel. Sciurus Javensis,
Schreb . S. Madagascariensis, Shaw . S. bicolor,
Sparmann . S. bergruvicus, MacClelland . Buffon ,

LT. 2V. vn. t. 63. Griffith , iC t. 123. S.

Ephippiun, Temm . S. ochraceus, Ternm .

a. Head yellowish, back fuscous, end of nose brown.
India. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

Sciurus Leschenaultii, Desm. Griffith , ^4. K. t. 122. S.
albiceps, Geoff.

b. Yellow crown, nape and limbs brown, cheeks and
beneath yellow, tail browm, white grisled. India. —
Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

c . and d. Similar to b , but rather darker.

e. Dark brown, rump grisled, tail and throat yellow. — *
From the Leyden Museum.

The Black Moustache Squirrel. Sciurus macru-
roides, Hodgson , Calcutta Jour. N. H. 1841, 220.
Zool. Nep. t. S. Madagascariensis var. S. gigan-
teus, MacClelland’ s Mss. S. bicolor, Horsf. P. Z. S.
1842.

a. b. and c. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

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The Golden-bellied Squirrel. Sciurus aureiventer,
/. Geoff.

a. Tail like back, pale. India? Singapore?

b. Tail dark grey brown.

c . Tail like back, dark varied.

The Dandulana or Rukea. Sciurus macrurus, Forster ,
Zool . Ind . ii. t. 1 . S. maximus, Schreb .

a. Java.— Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

b. Java.

The Tankrawa. Sciurus hypoleucus, Horsf. S.
Leschenaultii var. Fischer . S. humeralis, Coulson ?

a. (Tail mostly lost.) Asia.

The Masked Squirrel. Sciurus capistratus, Bose. Ann . ^
Mus . i. 281. S. cinereus, Schreb. t. 213. b. Mam .
Lithog. t.

a. N. America.

b. N. America. — Presented by H. R. H. the Duke of
Sussex.

d. Under side whiter. N. America. — Presented by Rev
Dr. J. Bachmann.

U

The Grey Squirrel. Sciurus cinereus, Linn. Buffony ^
H. N. x. t. 25. Mam. Lithog. t. ?
a. N. America. — Presented by John George Children,
Esq.

The Black Squirrel. Sciurus Catesbyii. S. niger,
Catesby , Carol, t. . ? Brown's Illust. Zool. t. 47.
a. Guayaquil. — Presented by John Barclay, Esq.

Langdorf’s Squirrel. Sciurus Langsdorfii, Brants.

Mem. Acad. Peter sb. ii. t. 11. f. 1.
a. Brazils.

The Texian Squirrel. Sciurus Texianus, Bachm .
a. Texas. ^ / ‘ \ v -

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JERBOIDiE.

The Vulpine Squirrel. Sciurus Ludovicianus, Curtis .
Sci. vulpinus, Gmel. Schreb. t. 215. b. Sci. variegatus,
Erxl. Coquallin, Buff. H . N. xm. t. 13.

a. Nose end white. Louisiana.— From M, Audubon’s
Collection.

b . Nose more white. Texas.— From Mr. Drummond’s
Collection.

Capper’s Squirrel. Sciurus leucotis, Gapper, Zool.
Jour. v. t. 11. S. intermedius, Bachmann.

a. N. America.— Presented by the Rev. Dr. Bachmann.

b. c. d. N. America.—Presented by Edward Doubleday,
Esq.

-

The Carolina Squirrel. Sciurus Carolinensis, Gmel .
Grey squirrel, Catesb. Carol . n. 74. t. 74. Bose. Jour.
N. H . ii. t. 29.

a. N. America. — From Mr. Drummond’s Collection.

c. N. America. — Presented by the Rev. Dr. Bachmann.

b. N. America.—Presented by the Rev. Dr. Bachmann.

d. Black. N. America.

The Black Squirrel. Sciurus niger.
a. and d. N. America.

The Chickaree or Aroussen. Sciurus Hudsonius,
Pallas , Warden. Rich. North. Zool. 187. t. 17. Mam.
Lithog. t. Tamia Hudsonia, Lesson. Sc. rubroli-
neatus, Desm. S. vulgaris var. E. Erxl. Common
squirrel, Forster. Hudson’s Bay squirrel, Penn. Red
barking squirrel, Schoolcraft. Red squirrel, Warden.

a. d. e. and f. Winter coat. Fort Franklin, N. America.
— Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

b. Summer coat. N. America.

c. Summer coat, tail above rufous.

The Brazilian Squirrel. Sciurus Estuans, Linn. Pr.
Max. Abbild . t. Seba , i. t. 48. f. 5. Buffon , H. N.
Supp. vii. t. 65. Myoxus guerlingus, Shaw,
a. Fur short, tail sides rufous. St. Fe de Bogota.

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b. Male ? like a . Brazils.

c. and d. Female, like a ; the circumference of the teats
rufous. Brazils.

e. Young? fur much longer, ears more hairy. St. Fe
de Bogota.

Kuhl’s Squirrel. Sciurus pusillus ? Geoff. Desm .
Buffon , H . N. Supp. vn. t. 46. S. Kuhlii, Gray ,

B. M.

a . Tropical America.

b. India??

c. Larger. St. Fe de Bogota.

Belcher’s Squirrel. Sciurus Belcheri, Gray , Ann.
and Mag. N. H. 1842. S. Douglasii, Cat. Mam ,
Z.s. 46? e, 3^0. A j

a. Columbia.— Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher, B.N.,

C. B.

The Honduras Squirrel. Sciurus Boothiae. S. Ri-
chardsonii, Gray, Ann. and Mag . N. H . 1842. Not
Bachmann.
a. Honduras.

The Squirrel. Sciurus Europaeus, Linn. S. varius,
Pallas , Z. R. A. Buffon, H. N. vii. t. 32. Brit .
Zool . t.

a . and b. In spirits. England.
c. d. and f. England.

g. Young, pale ? bleached ? England.

h. In winter coat, fur thick, greyish. Essex.
e. Fur greyish. Pyrenees.

Welsh squirrel, Cambrian Quart. Mag. 1836.

Sciurus alpinus, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog. t. S. vulgaris
niger, Schreb. t. 212. b.

i. Bluish grey, winter fur. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s
Collection.

Sciurus varius, Brisson. S. vulgaris cinereus, Fischer.
Mustela Calotes, Hodgson, Jour. Bengal.?

j. and Jc. Like i. Siberia. — From the Imperial Museum,
Moscow.

140

JERBOIDiE.

The Gambian Squirrel. Sciurus annulatus, F, Cuv .
Desm . Mam * 334. S. Gambianus, Ogilhy , Pr. Z. Soc.
1835, 103.

«. Male. Gambia, W. Africa.

5. Female, brighter coloured. (S. America?)

The Congo Squirrel* Sciurus Congicus, Kuhl, Beitr .

66.

a. Africa, River Congo.- — From the Congo expedition.
The specimen described by M. Kuhl.

The Red-cheeked Squirrel. Sciurus erythrogenys,
Waterh . S. leucogenys, Waterh. Ann , and Mag, N H,
1842, 202.

a* and b . Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas Thom-
son, Esq., R.N,

The Red-armed Squirrel. Sciurus rufo-brachium,
Waterh . Ann, and Mag, N . If. 1842, 202.
a. and 5. Fernando Po.— Presented by Thomas Thom-
son, Esq., R.N.

Dr. Stanger’s Squirrel. Sciurus Stangeri, Waterh .

Ann, and Mag, N. H, 1842, 202.
a. and 5. Male; tail bad. Fernando Po. — Presented by
Thomas Thomson, Esq., R.N.
c, Female, perfect. Fernando Po. — Presented by Thomas
Thomson, Esq., R.N.

The Red-eo^ed Squirrel. Sciurus Poensis, A, Smithy
S, Afr, Quart . Jour, n. 64. S. pyrropus, F, Cuv .
Mam, Lithog, S. erythropus, Waterh, Cat, Mus ,
Zool, Soc, 46.

a, Fernando Po. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

b, Fernando Po. — From the South African Museum.

The Cepate. Sciurus multicolor, Ruppell , Abys, Fauna ,
t. 13. S. Cepate, A, Smith , III, Afr , Zool, t. 5.

a, Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

b, and c, Male and young. S. Africa, Cape of Good
Hope. — From the South African Museum.

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JERBOIDiE.

141

The Lary or Bokkol. Sciurus insignis, F. Cuv . Mam.
Lithog. t. Horsf. Zool . Java , t. Mag. Zool. 1842. t.
32. f. 5. 8.

а. Sides yellowish. Sumatra.

б. Sides greyer. Sumatra. — Presented by the Hon.

East India Company.

c . Young.

The Khurree. Sciurus penicillatus, Leach , Zool. Misc.
6. t. 1. S. tristriatus, Waterh. Mag. N. H. i.
496. S. palmarum, Elliot , Madras Jour. 1839, 216.

a. h . and c. Forest of the Ghauts, Madras. — Presented
by Walter Elliot, Esq.

d . Larger, back quite black.-- Presented by Walter El-
liot, Esq.

The Palm Squirrel. Sciurus palmarum, Linn . S. N.
Palmiste, Buffon, H. N. x. t. 26.

. b , and c. In spirits.

. Madras. — Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

e. to h. India.

The Tijpai. Sciurus vittatus, Raffles , Linn. Trans, xm.
259. S. bi vittatus, Desm. Horsf. F. Cuv. Mam .
Lithog. t. Horsf. Z. Java , t. Macroxus Toupai,
Lesson.

a. and b. Sumatra. — Presented by Lady Baffles.
c. d. e. and f. Himalaya ?

The Black-banded Tupai. Sciurus nigro-vittatus,
Horsf. Zool. Java , 2.

a. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

b. Malacca.

The Bajing. Sciurus platani, Liungh. K. Vetensh.
Nya Hand. xxm. 99. t. 1. Horsf. Z. Java , t. S.
notatus, Bodd. S. bilineatus, Geoff. Mus. Paris. Pla-
tane squirrel, Penn.

a. India. — Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

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JERBOIDtfE

Delessert’s Squirrel. Sciurus sublineatus, Waterh .
Proc. Zool. iSoc. 1838. S. Delessertii, Gervais, Mag .
Zool. 1842, t. 31, 32. f. 1. 4.

a . Neilgherries, India.— Presented by M. Adolphe Deles-
sert.

The White-eared Squirrel. Sciurus MacClellandii,
Horsj . Proc. Zool . aS'oc. 1839, 152. S. trilineatus,
Gray , Afs/J. 1828.

«. India.

5. c. and c?. Bhotan, India. — Presented by the East India
Company.

Raffles’s Squirrel. Sciurus Rafflesii, Vigors, ZooL
Jour. t.

a. India.

b. Male ; end of the tail pale. India.

The Red-throated Squirrel. Sciurus rufogularis,
Gray, Ann. and Mag. N. H . 1842. S. redimitus,
Van der Boon, Bui. Sci. Nat . xxiv. 76 ?

a. China.

The Black and Red Squirrel. Sciurus rufoniger,
Gray, Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842.

a. India.

The Red-bellied Squirrel. Sciurus rufogaster, Gray,
Ann. and Mag. N. H. 1842. S. caudatus, MacClel -
land, Mss. ?

a. India ? Malacca.

b. Malacca.

The Ruddy Squirrel. Sciurus erythrssus, Pallas. S.
hippuris, I. Geoff. S. caudatus, MacClelland ? S.
anomalus, Kuhl.

a. Tail uniformly ringed. India. — Presented by the
Hon. East India Company.

h. Tail end blackish, top of the head bright rufous,
throat grey, grisled, belly duller red. Bhotan. —
Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

c. Tail end bright red, throat and beneath bright rufous.
India.— Presented by the Hon. East India Company.

JERBOIDiE.

143

The Chestnut-bellied Squirrel. Sciurus castaneo-
ventris, Gray . S. pygerythrus, 7. Geoff . var . ?

a. Female. China. — Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

b. Male ; rather paler, chin greyish, beneath yellowish
red. China.— Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

The Blackish-backed Squirrel. Sciurus atrodorsalis,
Gray , Ann. and Mag . N. H . 1842.

a. and b. India, Bhotan.— Presented by the Hon. East
India Company.

The Ashy-headed Squirrel. Sciurus caniceps, Gray ,
Ann. and Mag. N . H. 184 2.

a. India, Bhotan.— Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

The Lokriah or Red-thighed Squirrel. Sciurus
Lokrtah, Hodgson, Jour . Asiat. Soc. Bengal , 1836,
232.

a. b . c. and d. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

The Grey-thighed Squirrel. Sciurus Locroides,
Hodgson , Jour . Asiat . Soc. Beng . 1836, 232.

a. b. and c. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

d. Young. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

The Assam Squirrel. Sciurus Assamensis, MacCleU
land's Mss. S. griseiventer, 7. Geoff. Voy. Belang .
147. Mag. Zool. ii. t. ? Coulson, Mem. Neuchatel, i.
t. ? S. Lokroides, Horsf. Proc. Z. Soc. (not Hodg-
son.)

a. and b. India, Bhotan. — Presented by the Hon. East
India Company.

c. India, Dargelin, — Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

144

JERBOIDiE.

The Nepal Squirrel. Sciurus subflaviventris, Mac-
Clelland's Mss . S. L ok r i ah, Horsf P. Z. Soc . 1841.
(Not Hodgson.)

a . and b . Nepal.

c. Dargelin. — Presented by the Hon. East India Com-
pany.

d. Nepal.

e. f. and g . Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Reeves’s Squirrel, Sciurus Chinensis, Gray .
a. and b . China.— Presented by John Reeves, Esq.

The Slender Squirrel. Sciurus tenuis, Horsf 1 Zool.
Java , t.

a. Singapore (Finlayson). — Presented by the Hon. East
India Company. The specimen described by Dr. Hors-
field.

The Fair Squirrel. Sciurus Finlaysonii, Horsf Zool.

Java , t. 7. Buffon , H . N. xn. 256 .
a. Sichang Island, Siam.— Presented by the Hon. East
India Company.

The Schillu. Xerus rutilans. Sciurus rutilans, Cretzsch.
Ruppell , Zool. Atlas , t. 24. S. Xerus brachyotus,
Hemp . and Ehrenb. Sym. Phys . t.

a. Messana.— From the Frankfort Museum.

The Agiump. Xerus setosus. Sciurus setosus, Forster.
S. Levaillantii, Kahl. Beitr. S. leucoumbrinus, Rup-
pell3 Atlas Zool. t. S. albivittatus var. Hesml S.
Namaquensis, Lichi. Cat . S. erythropus, Geoff. S.
Capensis, Thunb .

a. Gambia, West Africa.

b. Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

S. leucoumbrinus, Ruppell, Abyss. Fauna.

c . Male. Africa.

The Three-streaked Agiump. Xerus trivittatus, Gray ,
Ann. and Mag . N. H. 1842, 264.
a. India?

JERBOIDJE.

145

The Hackee. Tamias Lysteri, Rich. N. Z. 181. t. 15.
Sciurus Lysteri, Ray. S. striatus, Harlan. Tamias
Americanus, Kuhl. Beitr. 69. Sciurus Mexicanus, ErxL
S. striatus Americanus, Fischer. Ground squirrel,
Lawson. — -Edw. B. iv. t. 181.

a. N. America. — Presented by Dr. Ridgway.

b. Wellington, Delaware, N. America. — Presented by
Edward Doubleday, Esq.

c. and d. N. America.

Hinds’s Hackee. Tamias Hindsii, Gray, Ann. and Mag

, way, Ann. and mag.
N. H. 1842. Zool . Sulph. t. fig. y ^7

a. California.— Presented by Capt. Sir E. Belcher,
C.B.

The Sassacka. Tamias quadrivittatus, Rich. Zool. Jour.
hi. 519. N. Zool. 184. t. 16. Sciurus quadrivittatus,
Say, Long's Exped. n. 45. Four-lined squirrel, God-
man .

a. and b . Woody districts, Rocky Mountains, N. America.
—Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

The Swiss. Tamias striatus. Sciurus striatus, Linn.
Ecureuil suisse, Buffon, x. t. 28. Striped dormouse,
Penn.

a. Male. Altai Mountains. — From M. Brant's Col-
lection.

Say’s Marmot. Spermophilus lateralis, Rich. Zool.
Jour. ii. 519. — N . Z. 174. t. 13. Sciurus lateralis,
Say , Long's Exped. R. M. n. 46. Small grey squir-
rel, Lewis and Clark . Rocky Mountains grey squirrel,
Godman.

a. and b. Burrowing in the ground (in woody parts of)
Rocky Mountains, N. America. — Presented by Dr.
John Richardson.

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JERBOIDJE.

Hood's Marmot. Spermophilus Hoodii, Rich . N. Z.
177. t. 14. Arctomys Hoodii, Sabine , Linn . Trans.
xiii. t. 29. Sciurus tredecim-lineatus, Mitchell. Leo-
pard ground squirrel, Schoolcraft . Mam. Lithog. t. .
not good.

a . Level sandy country, near Carlton House, N. America.
—Presented by Capt. Sir John Franklin, R.N.

b. Carlton House, N. America.— Presented by Dr. John
Richardson.

Beechey's Marmot. Spermophilus Beecheyii, Rich .
North . Zool. 170. t. 12. b. Sciurus Bottae, Lesson ,
Illusl. Zool. t.

a. Dry plains, Monterey and San Francisco, California.
—Presented by Alexander Collie, Esq., R.N. The
specimen described by Dr. Richardson.

b. and c. California. —Presented by Dr. John Richard-
son.

The American Souslik. Spermophilus guttatus, Rich.
N. Zool . 162. S. spilosoma, Bennett , Proc . Z. *Soc. ?
S. Townsendii, Bachmann.

■a . N. America, west side of the Rocky Mountains.— Pre-
sented by the Hudson’s Bay Company. One of the
specimens described by Dr. Richardson.

The Souslik. Spermophilus concolor, Temm . Mus
Citillus nanus var. Pallas .

a. and 6. Moldavia.— -From the Frankfort Museum.

Richardson’s Spermophile. Spermophilus Richard-
sonii, Lesson . Richard. N. Z. 164. t. 11. Arctomys
Richardsonii, Sabine , Linn . Trans . xiii. 589. t. 28.
Tawny marmot, Godman.

a. and 5. North America.— Presented by Joseph Sa-
bine, Esq.

c. and e. Male. Carlton House, N. America. — Pre-
sented by John Richardson, M.D.

d. In rutting season. Carlton House, N. America. —
Presented by John Richardson, M.D.

JERBOIDiE.

147

The — — — . Spermophilus «

a. Altai Mountains. — From the Imperial Museum at
Moscow.

The Altaic Spermophile. Spermophilus Altaicus,
Brandt , Bull . Acad. Petersb. 1841. Arctomys Altai-
cus, Eversm. A. Eversmanni, Brant.

a . Altai Mountains.— From M. Brant’s Collection.

Franklin’s Marmot. Spermophilus Franklinii, Rich.
N. Zcol. 168. t. 12. Arctomys Franklinii, Sabine ,
Linn. Trans, xm. 587. t. 27.

a. b . and c. Carlton House, in sandy soil, N. America.
Presented by John Richardson, M.D.

The Seek-seek. Spermophilus Parryi var. Rich . N. Z .
158. t. 10. Arctomys Parryi, Rich . Parry's Second
Voy . App. 316. A. P. major, Rich. A. Alpina, Parry's
Second Voy. 61. Quebec marmot, Forster. Ground
squirrel, Hearne.

a . and b. N. America, Sea Coast, Hudson’s Bay. — Pre-
sented by Capt. Sir John Back, R.N.

The Whistler. Arctomys pruinosus, Gmelin. Rich.
Zool. Jour . hi. 518. N. Zool. Mam. 150. Hoary
marmot, Penn. Arctomys caligatus, Esch. Zool. Atlas ,
t. 6 ? A. ochanaganus, J. King? Tarpogan, Rus-
sia?is. Ground hog, Mackenzie . Souffleur, or Moun-
tain badger, Fur Traders.

a. Hunter’s skin. Rocky Mountains, N. America. —
Presented by Dr. John Richardson.

The Quebec Marmot or Weenusk. Arctomys Empe-
tra, Schreb. t. 210. Rich. N. Z. 147. t. 9. Mus Em-
petra, Pallas , 75. Glis Canadensis, Erxl. Arctomys
melanopus, Kuhl . Beitr. 64. Monax glis, F. Cuv.
Arctomys marmotta Canadensis, Kuhl. ? Mam . Lithog. t.

a . In winter. N. America. — Presented by the Hudson’s
Bay Company. The specimen described by Mr. J.
Sabine.

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ASPALACIDjE.

b, Male, in winter. N. America.— Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

c< In summer ; d, and e. in winter. N. America.— Pre-
sented by Dr. John Richardson.
f. In summer. N. America.

The Bobac. Arctomys Bobac, Schreb . Mus Arctomys,
Pallas , Glires , 98. t. 8. Arctomys fulvus, Eversm .
Griffith , A. K, t. 118. A. Himalayanus. Marmot of
Himalaya and Thibet, Hodgson , Jowr. Asiai, Soc .
Feng. 1841, 777. t. Griffith , Jowr. J. & 1841,

779 ?

a. Siberia.— From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Marmot. Arctomys marmotta. Mus marmotta,
Linn, Marmotta Alpina, Plumb . Arctomys Alpinus,

• F. Cuv . Buffon , FT. A7, vm. t. 28. Mem, Mus . ix.
t. 14.

<2. Switzerland.

Fam. 5. ASPALACIDJE.

The Slefez. Spalax Typhlus, Illiger, Brants ,

16. Mus Typhlus, Pallas , Glires, 76. 154. t. 8. Spa-
lax micropthalmus, Guldenst , iV. C, Petrop . xiv. 409.
t. 8, 9. and 504. t. 15. S. major, Fro;/. GweZ. Reise.
i. 131. t. 22.

a. and 5. Europe.— From the Frankfort Museum.

The Zoker. Siphneus Aspalax, Brants , AfwT?. 20. Mus
Aspalax, Pallas, Glires , 76. 165. t. 10. M. Myospalax,
Laxmann . Lemmus Zoker, Desm , Mam, 288.

a. Altai Mountains.— From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Bles-Mole. Georychus Capensis. Mus Capensis,
Pallas , Glires, 76. t. 7. Long-toothed marmotte,
Brown s lllust. t. Buffon, H, N, Supp, hi. 193. t. 33.
Fossor leucops, Forster , /cm. t. 9.

&. and 5. Adult. Cape of Good Hope.

c. Half grown. Cape of Good Hope.

ASFALACIDiE.

149

d . Nestling. Cape of Good Hope. — From M. Ver~
reaux’ Collection.

e. and f. (Not stuffed.)

g. and h. Adult and young. Cape of Good Hope. — From
the South African Museum.

The Blind Sand Mole. Georychus caecutiens. Bathy-
ergus caecutiens, Licht . Brants , Muis . 37. B. Hot-
tentotus, Lesson , BuL Sci. Nat. vm. 77 ? B. Ludwigii,
A. Smithy Zool . Jour . iv. 439. Young.

a. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.— From the South
African Museum.

b. Young. Cape of Good Hope. - — From the South
African Museum.

The Damarah Sand Mole. Georychus Damarensis.
Bathyergus Damarensis, Ogilby > Proc . Zool. Soc.

a. S. Africa, Damhara Country.— From Capt. Sir James
Alexander’s Expedition.

The Coast Rat or Sand Mole. Bathyergus mariti-
mus, Desm . Mam . 324. Mus maritimus, Gmei. M.
suillus, Schreb. Arctomys Africanus, Thunb. Voy. i.
188. ii. 473. t. 1. Orycterus maritimus, F. Cuv. Buf-
fon, H, N. Supp. Allam. v. 24. t. 10. Fossor Capen-
sis, Forster , Icon. t. 10, 11, 12.

a . In spirits. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.

b. and c. Adults. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. —
Presented by Gen. Thomas Hardwicke.

d. Half grown. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. —
Presented by Mr. Masson.

e. Adult. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. — From
the South African Museum.

f. Adult. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.

The Fur-Country Pouched Rat. Saccophorus borealis.
Geomys borealis, Rich. G. unisulcatus, Grayf B. M.
Oryctomys Saccophorus Bottse, Gervais ? Geomys
bursarius, Rich. Rep . Brit. Assoc. 1836, 156.

a. Canada, N. America. — Presented by John Richardson,
M.D.

150

ASPALACIDjE,

The Tucan. Saccophorus Mexicanus, Fischer . A sco-
rn ys Mexicanus, Licht. Geomys Mexicanus, Rich .

J3r/. Assoc . 1836, 156, 157.

a. Smaller, back blacker. Mexico.

5. Larger, back redder. Mexico. — Presented by Ed-
ward Charlesworth, Esq.

The Golden Mole-Rat. Chrysomys splendens, Gray.
Bathyergus splendens, Rupp e ll, Fauna Ahys . t. Rhi-
zomys splendens, Ruppell , Mus. Senkh.

a. Adult. 5. Young, blacker. Abyssinia.™— From the

Frankfort Museum.

The Sewellel. Aplodontia leporina, Richardson , ZooL
Jour . iy. 335. A. ZooL 211. t. 18. c. f. 7 to 14.
Skull. ?Anisonyx rufa, Rajin ? Arctomys rufa, Har-
lan. ?? Sewellel, Lewis and Clark , hi. 39.

a. N. America.— Presented by the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany.

h. and c. Hunters’ skins. N. America.™ Presented by
the Hudson’s Bay Company.

The Chinese Bamboo-Rat. Rhizomys Chinensis, Gray .
Proc . ZooL Soc . 1831, 95. Illust . /wrf. ifoo/. t.
and 5. China, Canton.— Presented by John Reeves,
Esq.

The Malacca Pig-Rat. Rhizomys Sumatrensis, Gray9
P. Z. /S'. 1831, 95. Mus Sumatrensis, Raffles , Linn.
Trans . xiii. 258. Nyctocleptes Dekan, Temm. Monog .
ii. t. 33. bad. Rat Taupe de la Sonde, Cwt?. i?.
Spalax Javanus, Cno. jR. A. 27/iff. i. 211. Hypudeus?
de Sumatra, Temm . Monog . i. Bamboo rat, Farquhar ,
/con. t.

a. Malacca.

The Bay Bamboo-Rat. Rhizomys badius, Hodgson ,
Calcutta Jour . A. 22. ii. 60. 410. J2bo/ Aep. t.
me/. R. minor, Gr&y, Ann . and Mag. A. 27. 1842,
266.

a. Nepal, lower and central Hills. — Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

B0VID/E.

151

The Abyssinian Bamboo Rat. Rhizomys macroce-
phalus, Hupp. Mus. Senkb. t.

a. Schoa, Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

b. Part of the upper jaw of a.

Order V. UNGULATA.

Fam. 1. BOVIDiE.
a. Bovina.

The Ox. Bos Taurus, Linn . B. domesticus, Linn.

Buffon , H. N. iv. 437. t. 14. Cuv . Oss . Fos. iv. 107.
t. 9. f. 3-10.

a. Female, b. Male ; back with a hump, small, grey. —
Presented by Lady Whitshed.

Bos Indicus, Linn. Edw . Birds , vi. t. 200. Penn. Syn.
vi. t. 1. f. 2. j Buffon, H. N. xi. t. 42.

c. Horns very thick, light. (Griffith, A. K. t. 201. f. 4.)

Central Africa.— Presented by Capt. Clapperton and
Major Denham.

Bos Taurus Abyssinicus, Gmelin , S. N. 294??

d . Two separate horns, very large, used as powder flasks.

Cape of Good Hope.

e. Horns very long.

f. Head and horns of larger zebu. — -Presented by Jacob
Bell, Esq.

Greater Indian ox, Penn. Quad . 16. a. t. 1. lower fig.

Menag. Mus. t. Mam. Lithog . t.

g. White Scotch bull. Chillingham Park. — Presented

by the Earl of Tankerville. d

Bos Scoticus, Swainson. B. T. Scoticus, H. Smith. /9oo
Griffith , A. K. v. 376. - j

h . Polish bull. Vienna.

i. Hungarian bull. Vienna. L<j As - ^

The Gayal. Bos frontalis, Lambert , Linn. Trans.
vn. 57. t. B. Bubalus gauvera, Penn. Quad. i. 27. B.
gaurus, H. Smith. Griffith , A. K. v. 894. B. gareus,

//. Smith. Griffith , A. K. v. 897. B. gour, Trail , Edinb.

152

BOVIDiE.

Phil. Jour. 1824, 33 4. Hardw. Zool. Jour . iii. 233 .
t. 7. f. 2. Mem. Mus. ix. 71. B. gayaeus, Colehrook ,
Asiat. Research, viii. Hardw. Z. J. iii. 233. t. 7. f. 1.
B. aculeatus, Schinz . B. cavifrons, Hodgson , Jour ,

A. S. Beng. yi. 223. t. 16. 2 25. 299. 745. t. 89.
Elliot , Madras Jour . x. 227. t. 5, 6. good. B. Sylhe-
tanus, Mam . Lithog. t. (domestic variety.)

b. Skull and horns ; horns slightly bent back at the tip.
India.

a. Head, skull and horns ; elongate, much bent back at
the tip. India. — Presented by General Hardwicke.

c. d. and e. Separate pairs of horns, polished. India.
— Presented by General Hardwicke.

f. A separate pair of horns. — India.

g. Single horn. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson,
Esq.

h. Male, and i. its skull. Nepal. —Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

The Buffalo. Bubalus Buffelus. Bos bubalus, Brisson,

B. bubalis, Linn. S. Nat . i. 99. B. Buffelus, Blumb .
Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. 122. t. 9. f. 11,12; t. 10. f. 7, 8, 9«
Buffle, Buffon , H. N. xi. t. 25. Bubalus ferus Indi-
cus, Hodgson.

a. Horns separate, thick, length 48 inches, circumference
at base, 18 inches. India.

b. and d. Skull and horns ; horns lunate, thick. India.

e. Skull and horns ; horns lunate, slender, elongate.
India.

c. Horns very long (separate) ; length 78 inches.
India. The specimen figured in Griffith , A . K. t. 201.

f. 23.

Bos Arnee, Shaw , Zool. iv. 400. t. 220. Kerr, A. K . 336 .
t. 295. Bl. Abbild. t. 63. Cuv. Oss . Fos. iv. t. 9.
f. 3 ; t. 10. f. 10.

f. Pair of separate horns, rather slender, elongate.
India.

g. Skull and horns ; horns slender, much curved, bent
back at the tip, polished. India.

h. Frontal bone, with short horns. (Forehead very con-
vex.)

BOVIDiE.

153

The Zamouse. Bubalus brachycerus. Bos brachy-
cerus, Gray , Ann. and Mag. N. H. t. Bos bubalus,
Children in Clapperion' s Voy.

a. and h. Head and horns. Central Africa. — Presented
by Capt. Clapperton, R.N., and Major Denham.

The Cape Buffalo. Bubalus CafFer. Bos Caffer,
Sparm . K. SvensJc. Veten. Acad. 1779, 79. t. 3. Cuv.
Oss. Fos. iv. t. 132. t. 9. f. 14, 15. Cape ox, Sharv9
Penn. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 13.

a. South Africa. —Presented by W. Burchell, Esq.,
LL.D.

h. Horns, on frontal bone. (Young ?)

c. and d. Skull and horns.

e . Male. S. Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Yak. Poephagus gruniens. Bos grunniens, Linn.
BelVs Travels , i. 212. Turner , 186. 1. 10. Cop. Shaw,
Zool. ii. t. 213. Asiatic Research, iv. 349. t. Gmelin9
Nov . Comm. Petrop. v. 339. t. 7. Schreb. t. 299.
A. B. Bissonius poephagus, Hodgson. Bos poepha-
gus, H. Smith . Griff. A. K . v. 896. Cuvier , Oss .

Fos. iv. t. 10. f. 13, 14.

a. and c. Tails each mounted in a metal handle. Tartary,

b. Female, domestic variety ? Thibet.

The Musk Ox. Ovibos moschatus, Blainv. Bos mos-
eliatus, Zimmerm. Parry s Voy. t. Penn. Arct. Zool.
ii. 269. t. Buff. Supp. vi. 46. t. 3.

a. Male. N. America.— Presented by the Lords of the
Admiralty ; from Capt. Parry’s Expedition.

b. and c. Skulls and horns.

The Anoa. Anoa depressieornis, H. Smith. Antilope
depressicornis, H. Smith . Griffith , A. K.v. 867. t. 181.
f. 4. head. A. compressicornis,Zftfc/j, Mss. Gray,Spic.
Zool. t. 11. f. 2-3. Ann. Sci. Nat. t. A. platyceros
and A. Celebica, Tevim. Anoa, Loten. Penn. Syn. 6,

a. Head and horns. Celebes. — Presented by General
Hardwicke.

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The Gnou. Catoblepas gnu, H . Smith . Griffith , -4. K .
v. 885. Antilope gnu, Zimmer m. Eos cinnochetes,
Forster . Sparm . Svensk. V . Handl. 1779, 76. t, 3.
Vosm. Besch . 1784. t. Buff on, H . 2V. SuppL vx. 39.
t. 8. Harris , IF. 5. ^Y/r, t. 1.

a. S. Africa. —Presented by Wm. Burchell, Esq., LL.D,
5. Horns, on base. S. Africa. —Presented by J. II i 1 -
lier, Esq.

Half grown. S. Africa,

Young? S. Africa.

The Cocoon. Catoblepas Taurina, H . Smith . Griffith ,
^Y. A. y. 886. Antilope Taurina, Burch . n. 277. fig,
A. gnu var. Goldf. Kokong, Licht . Her/. AYag. yi,
166. Koknu, Truter , Geog. Ephem . 1807, 273. YYar-
m, B7. A. Afr . t. 4,

a. Young. South Africa. — From the South African
Museum,

The Gorgon. Oaxojslmas Gorgon, //. Smith . Anti-
lope Gorgon, YY. Smith, Griffith, A, K . v. 887. t.
Catoblepas Brooksii, YY. Smith ? Griffith, A . A, v,
443. fig. Bastard Wilde Beest. Dutch Colonists.

a . From the South African Museum,

The Nylghau. Portax picta. Antilope picta, Pallas.
Wolf, Abbild . ii. 57. t. 16. Mam. Lithog. t. A.
albipes, FraY. A. Tragocamelus, Pallas , Misc . 5. A.
leucopus, Forster . Damalis Risia, YY. Smith . Griffith ,
^Y. K . v. 884. Tragelaphus Hippelaphus, Ogilby,
P. Z. S. 1836, 138. PM. Trans, xliii. 465. t. 3.
f. 9.; lxi. 170. t. 5. PwJT. YY. 2V. SuppL yi. 101. t.
10, 11. Pen??. Quad. t. 13.

a. Young. India. — Presented by the Zoological So-
ciety.

5. Skin of head. India,
c. Skull. India,

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155

The Kudu or Coudu. STREPsicERos*Kudu. Antilope
strepsiceros, Pallas . A. Tendal, Rupp. Zool. Atl. 22.
A. Chora, Ruppell. Houtt. N. H. iii. t. 26. Con-
doma, Buff. H . N. xiii. 101. t. 39. f. 1,2; Suppl. vi.
t. 13. Vosmaer Besch. 1 785. t. Knorr Belie. n. t. k.

f. 1. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 20.

a. In bad state. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by
the College of Surgeons.

b. c. and d. Horns, with skin of face.

e. Horns on base of skull.

f. Male. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by the Earl
of Derby.

g . Horns and skull.

h. Horns and skull.

The Impophoo or Eland. Boselaphus Oreas. Anti-
lope Oreas, Pallas , Z. S. xiii. 17. Griffith , A. K. t.
A. Oryx, Pallas , Misc. 9. Coudou, Buffon, H.N. xn.
397. t. 46. b. Canna, Buff. Supp. 116. t. 12. Eland.
Sparm. K . Vet. Handl. 1779, 155. t. 5. Vosm. Besch .
t. 17. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 6.

a. Skin and horns, in bad state. S. Africa. — Presented
by William Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

b. c . and d. Horns (separate) ; one pair polished.

e. Female. S. Africa.

f. Male, and g. female. South Africa.— Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

h. Horns on base of skull. S. Africa.

The Y’gann (or Bastard Eland). Boselaphus Canna.
Antilope Canna, H. Smith. Griffith, A. K. v. 882. t.
Cape elk var. Daniel, Afr . Scenery, t.

a . Horns on base of skull. S. Africa.

b. Horns and skin of nape. Cape of Good Hope. —
Presented by William Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

c . Separate horn of an adult. (So named by Col. H.
Smith and figured by Griffith, A. K. t. 181. f. 5.)

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The Pasan or Gemsboc. ORYxgazella. Capra gazella,
Linn. S. N. 96. Antilope oryx, Pallas . A. bezoar-
tica, Pallas , Misc. 8. A, recticornis, Erxl. Oryx
Capensis, Ogilby, P. Z. S. 1836, 189. Pasan, Buff 1
H. N. xii. 212. t. 35. f. 3; Supp. vi. 157. t. 17.
Licht. Mam. t. Harris , W, A . Afr. t. 9. A. Biessa
Rupp. Ahys. t. 5?

a. Single horn. South Africa.

5. Horns on base. South Africa,
c. and d. Horns on head. S. Africa.
e. Female adult. S. Africa.

The Oryx. Oryx Leucoryx. Antilope Leucoryx^
Pallas. Licht. Saugth. t. 1. A. bezoartica, Erxl.
H. Smith. Griffith, A. K. v. 817- Licht. Beil. Mag .
vi. 158. Descrip . Egypt, v. t. 18. f. 9, 10. A 1-

gazel, Buff on, H. N. xn. 211. t. 33. f« 1,2. Mam .
Lit hog. t.

a. Skull and horns. N. Africa.

h. Single horn of young. N. Africa.

c. ‘ Singly horn. N. Africa. * 1

The Addax. Oryx nasomaculata. A. nasomaeulata,
Blainv. Bui. Soc. Phil. 1816, 78. Isis , 1819. t. 12.
f. 7. and 4. Antilope addax, Licht. Berl . Abh .
1824, 215. Saugth. t. 2. Ruppell , Atlas, 19. t. 7.
Mam. Lithog. t. A. suturosa, Oftto, Aroi/. Ar.
CW. xii. 521. t. 48. Griffith, A. K. t. A. gibhosa,
Yaw. A. mytilopes, II. Smith, Griffith, A. K. n.
821. t. 180. 182. 183. f. 6. A. Tao, H. Smith, Grif-
fith, A. K . v. 816?? Strepsiceros, Cajus. Gesner,
fig. Buff on, H. N. xii. t. 36. f. 2.

a. Young female. N. Africa.— From Mr. Bullock's
Museum. (The specimen described as Antilope my-
tilopes, II. Smith, t. 182. and A. nasomaculatus,i?&zmw)

b. Horns (not united.) N. Africa. — Presented by Capt.
Clapperton, R.N., and Col. Denham.

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157

The Chiru. Kemas Hodgsoni. Antilope Hodgsoni,
Abel . Edinb. Jour. Sci. 1827, 165. P. Z. S. 1831,
52 ; 1832, 14, &c. A. Chiru, Lesson , Mam. 37L
A. Kemas, H. Smith. Griffith , A. K . v. 819. t. Hodg-
son, Jour. A. S . Beng. ZooL Nep. t.

a. Horns (separate.) Himalaya.— Presented by Major
Honeywood.

b. and c. Males. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

The Bubale. Acronotus Bubalis. Antilope Bubalis,
Pallas, S. Z. xii. 16. Mam. Lithog. t. Buselaphus
Caji, Ray , Quad. 81. Bubale, Buff. H. N. xn. 294.
t. 37, 38 ; Supp. vi. 133. t. 14. Menag. Mus. t.
Cervine antelope, Penn. Quad. i. t. 102. Bubalus
Mauritanicus, Ogilby , P. Z. S . 1836, 139.

a. Skull and horns ; one deformed. N. Africa ?

b. Horns on frontal bone. N. Africa?

The Licama or Hartebeest. Acronotus Caama. Anti-
lope Caama, Guv . Menag. Mus. t. Griffith , A. K. t.
A. Bubalis, Lichi. Berl. Mag. vi. 163. A. Dorcas,
Thunb. Mem. Ac. Peter sh. hi. 316. Senegal Ante-
lope, Penn . Syn. 38. t. A. Senegalensis, Cuv. Bu-
bale, Buff. H. N. xii. t. 38. f. 2; Suppl. vi. 135. t. 15.
Sparm. K. V. Handl. 1779, 115. t. 5. Penn. Quad. i.
103. t. 50. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 7. A. Smith , Ulus .
Z.S.A.t.3\.

a. (Not in good state.) S. Africa.— Part of Sir Hans
Sloane’s Museum.

b. Horns on frontal bone. S. Africa.

c. Horns on frontal bone, wide apart, very rough.

d. Male. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

e. Adult male. S. Africa. — Pres, by the Earl of Derby.

The Sassaybi. Acronotus lunatus. Antilope lunata,
Burchell, Travels , n. 334. 591. fig. H. Smith. Grif-
fith, A.K. v. 880. t. Sassaybi, Darnell , Afr. Scenery , t.
A. Smith , Illust. Zool. S. A. t. 31. Harris , W. A.
Afr. t. 8.

a. Horns, and skin of legs. S. Africa. — Presented by
William Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

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b. Female. S. Africa.— -From the South African Mu-
seum.

The Korrigum. Damalis Korrigum. Antilope koba,
Children , Clapper ton' s Voy . A. Korrigum, Ogilby9

P. Z . S. 1836,, 103. A. Senegalensis, Cuv . Diet .
Sci. iVatf. ii. 233 ?? Damalis Senagalensis, II . Smith.
Griffith , A. v. 879. t. 199. f. 3.

a. and 5. Skull and horns (with skin of face). Bornou.,
Central Africa. — Presented by Capt. Clapperton,
R.N., and Major Denham. (The specimen figured by
CoL H. Smith, and noticed by Mr. Children.)

The Blaue Bock. JEgocerus leucophseus. Antilope
leucophaea, Pallas , Misc . 4. A. glauca, Forster Mss .
A. equina, Geoff. Desm . Mam . 476. Blue antelope,
Penn . 24. t. Tzeiran, Buff. H. N. Supp. vi ,

168. t. 20. A. Osanne, Geoff. Diet. Sci. Nat. t. A.
barbata, H. Smith. Griffith , ^4. A. v. 813. A. Tru-
teri, Fischer , 478. Capra iEthiopica, Schinz.

Cuv . Thierr. i. 403. Takhitse, Truter , G^og. Ephem.
1807, 274. Daniell , Afric. Scenery , t. 24. A. aurita,
Burchell Mss. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 18. ^4. Smith ,

III. Z. S. A. t. 17.

a. Horns, and skin of face. S. Africa.

5. Male. Cape of Good Hope. — From the South
African Museum.

c. Male. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by the Earl
of Derby.

d. Skull and horns (of female) ? horns slender.

e. Horns on base of skull. S. Africa.

f. Horns (separate), short, thick. S. Africa.

The Sable Antelope. jEgocerus niger, Harris , P. Z. S.
1838, 2. Trans. Zool. Soc. t. W. A. Afric . t. 23. A.
Harrisii, Harris's Travels.

a . Male. S. Africa. — The specimen described by Capt,
Harris.

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The Sing Sing. Ko^us Sing Sing. Antilope Befassa,
Ruppell , t. 3. A. Sing Sing, Bennett , Rep . Z. Aoc. A.
Koba, Ogilby , Penny Ency . fig. Kob, Buff on , jp. AT.
xii. 210. t. 32. f. 1? Qgi%, P. Z. A. 1836, 103.

a. Female. E, Africa.— Presented by Edward Cross,
Esq. (Figured by Mr. Ogilby, in the Penny Ency.)

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The Water Bock. Ko^us ellipsiprymnus, A. Smith ,
Lllust. Z. S. A. t. 28, 29. Antilope ellipsiprymna, Ogilby ,
P. Z. & 1833, 47. Harris , IF. Z. Z/r. t. 14.

a. Male. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

5. Female. S. Africa.— Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Chouka or Chousinga. Tetracerus quadricornis.
Antilope Chickara, Hardw . Linn . Trans, xiv. 520.
t. 15, 16; xv. t. 20. Hodgs. Zool. Nep . t. A. quad-
ricornis, Blainv. Jour . Pkys. 1818. Psis, 1819. t.
12. f. 3. Griffith, A. K. v. 845. fig. A. striaticornis,
Leach . A. tetracornis, Hodgson, J . Z. Beng. iv. 542 ;
v. 242. Mam. Lithog. t.

a. Male. Nepal. —Presented by B, H. Hodgson, Esq.

5. Horns. N. India.

c. Frontal bone, with horns.

The Jungli-burka. Tetracerus subquadricornis. An-
tilope subquadricornis, W. Elliot , Madras Jour .
Brown antelope, Sykes, P. Z. S. 1831, 104.

a. Male. b. Female. Madras. — Presented by Walter
Elliot, Esq.

The Sasin or Indian Antelope. Cervicapra be-
zoartica. Capra cervicapra, LinnA C. bezoartica,
Aldrov. A. cervicapra, Pallas , Misc. 9. Spic . i. 18.
t. 1, 2. Buffon, H. N. xii. 215. t. 35, 36.

b. e. and f. Horn on skulls. India.

a. c. and d. Horns on base. India.

g . Male. Madras, India. — Presented by Walter Elliot,
Esq.

h. Male. India.

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The Colus or Siaga. Siaga Tatarica. Capra Tatarica,
Linn . S. N. 97. C. sayga, Forster , Phil . Trans . lvii, i
344. Antilope saiga, Pallas , Misc. 6. A. Scythica,
Pallas , Apic. i. 9. A. colus, JT. Smith . Griffith, A . A.
v. 829. Ibex imberbis, Gmel, N. Com . Petrop .
v. 345. Summc yii. 39. t. 19. Saigaki, Gmel. Peis .
ii. 174. t. 12. Bttjfon, H. N. xn. 198. t. 22. f. 2.
a. Horns separate. Russia.

5. Adult male. Siberia. — From M. Brant’s Collection,

c. Young. Siberia.- — From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Spring Bock or Tsebe. Gazella Euchore. Anti-
lope Euchore, Forster . Licht . Saught. t. 7. A. Sal-
tatrix, Link . A. Marsupialis, Zimmerm . A. pygarga,
Blumb . A. dorsata and A. saliens, Lacep . Vosmaer .
Besch . 1784. t. Bnffon , H. N. Suppl. vi. 183. t. 21.
Harris , TF. yZ. y^/r. t. 3.

a. In a bad state. S. Africa.— Presented by W. Rur-
chell, Esq., LL.D.

5. and c. Horns. S. Africa.

if. Male. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum,
c. Male. S. Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby,
y*. Young female. S. Africa.

The Jairon. Gazella subgutturosa. Antilope sub-
gutturosa, Guldenst . y4c£. Petrop . 1778, i. 251. t. 9-12.
Griffith , yA A. v. 824. t. Capra Ahu, Kcempf. Eocot .
403. fig. Antilope Dorcas var. Persica, Ruppell.
a. Female. Siberia.— From M. Brant’s Collection.

The Gazelle. Gazella Dorcas. Capra Dorcas, Zinn.
Antilope gazella, Pallas , Misc. 7. A. Dorcas, Licht .
Saugth. t. 5. Gazelle, Buffon, H. N . xn. 202. t. 23. ;
to 31. f. 1.

cz. Male adult. Egypt,— Presented by Sir John G. Wil-
kinson.

6. Male young, horns short. Egypt.

Nanguer, Buffon , M A. xn. t. 34.

c. Female. Egypt.— Presented by James Burton, Jun,t
Esq,

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d. e . and f. Young kids. Egypt.
g . h. i. and k. Horns of males.

/. and m. Single horns of males.
n. and o. Horns of female.

p. Skull of female. — Presented by Sir John Gardner
Wilkinson.

q. Horns of female.

Dr. Soemmerring’s Antelope. Gazella Soemmerringii,
Antilope Soemmerringii, Cretzschm . Rupp. Zool. Atlas ,
49. t. 19.

a. Male. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

The Indian Gazelle or Chikara. Gazella Bennettii.
Antilope Bennettii, Sykes , P. Z. S . 1831, 104. A.
Christii, Gray , B. M. A. Bharatensis, Hodgson , ZooL
Nepal, t.

a . Male. Plains of the Seramic Country, Madras. —
Presented by Walter Elliot, Esq.

b. Horns of male. — Presented by Dr. Turnbull Christie.

c. and d. Male and female. Madras.— Presented by Coh
Sykes.

The Ariel. Gazella Cora. Antilope Arabica, Hempr .
and Ehrenb. Licht. Saugth . t. 6. A. Cora, H '. Smith .
Griffith , ^4. A. v. 338. A. Dorcas var. Ruppell.

a . Female. Shores of the Red Sea.^ — Presented by
Edward Cross, Esq.

b. Male. Shores of the Red Sea ?

c. Male. Shores of the Red Sea ?

d . Male, rather small. Shores of the Red Sea ?

The Bloss Bock or Bonte Bock. Gazella pygarga.
Antilope pygarga, Pallas , Z . xn. 15. A. pygar-

ga and A. Dorcas, Pallas , ilPsc. 6. A. albifrons,
Burch . Trav. n. 335. A. personata, Wood , P. A. /S',
in. 43. Zoo/. Joifr. t. young. White-faced antelope,
Penn. Harris , IF. Afric. t. 17. and t. 21.

a. Skull. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by William
Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

b. Male.

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c. Horns. S. Africa.

d, and e. Male and female. — From Dr. Smut’s Col-
lection. S. Africa.

/. Young, pale brown. S. Africa.
g. Very young. S. Africa.— From M. Verreaux’ Col-
lection.

The Pallah or Betjuan. Antilope Melampus, Licht.
Berl. Mag . vi. 167. Reise , n. 544. t. 4. Griffith,
A . K. t. . f. . (horns.) Daniell > African Scenery ,
t. Harris , W. A . Afr . t. 15.

a. Horns. S. Africa. — -Presented by William Burchell,
LL.D.

5. Adult male. S. Africa. — From Dr. Smut’s Collec-
tion.

c. Adult female.— From Dr. Smut’s Collection.

d . Young male.— From the South African Museum.

e . Female. S. Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Duyker Bock. Cephaloph<||us mergens. Anti-
lope mergens, Blainv. Bui. Soc . Phil. n. 195. A.
nictitans, Thunb. Mem. Acad. Peter sb. hi. 312. Licht.
Saugth . t. 11. Harris , W. A. Afr. t. 15.

a. Male (wants cover of horns). South Africa.

b . Young. South Africa. — From M. Verreaux’ Col-
lection.

Burchell’s Duyker Bock. Cephalophorus Burchelli.
Antilope Burchelli, H. Smith. Griffith , A. K . v. 848.

a. Female. South Africa.

b. Male. South Africa.— From the South African Mu-
seum.

c. Young ; with a black streak up to the back of the fore-
head. (A. Campbelliae, Gray Mss.) Sierra Leone ?
— Presented by Mrs. A. G. Campbell.

d. Head and horns. S. Africa. — Presented by W. Bur-
chell, Esq., LL.D.— The specimen described by Col.
H. Smith.

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163

The Blauw Bockje. Cephalophorus caeruleus. Anti-
lope cserulea, H . Smith . Griffith, A . K. v. 855 .

DanieWs Afr . aSccw. t, A. perpusilla, AT. Smith. Grif-
fith, A. K. v. 854 ?

а. Male. South Africa.

б. Young, brighter. South Africa.— From M. Ver-
reaux’ Collection.

c. Female ; one horn deficient.

d. Half grown, bright. Sierra Leone. — Presented by
Col. Edward Sabine, R.E.

A. Maxwellii, H. Smith . Griffith , A. K . v. 852??

The Guevi. Cephalophorus Philantomba. Antilope
Philantomba, H. Smith . Griffith , y4. A. v. 855.

a. and 6. Females. Fernando Po. —Presented by Tho-
mas Thomson, Esq., R.N.

The Roode Bok. Cephalophorus Natalensis. Anti-
lope Natalensis, A. Smith , /S'. Afr . Qwtfr. /owr. 217.
Illus. Z . /S'. t. 32.

a. 5. and c. Male and two females. Port Natal. — From
Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

d. Female. Port Natal. — From the South African Mu-
seum.

The Golden Roode Bok. Cephalophorus Ogilbyi, Gray ,
Ann. N. H. 1842. Antilope Ogilbyi, Water h . P.Z.S.
1838, 60.

a . Male (one horn wanting). Fernando Po. — Presented
by Thomas Thomson, Esq., R.N.

The Doria. Cephalophorus? Zebra. Antilope Doria,
Ogilby , P. Z. S. 1836, 121. (no character.) A. Zebra,
Gray , iV. H. 1836. A. Zebrata, Robert . Ante-

lope? Bennett, P . Z. & 1832, 122.

a. Flat skin, without limbs. Sierra Leone.

The Pygmy Antelope. Cephalophorus? pygmeus. An-
tilope spinigera, Temm. Moschus pygmeus, Linn. S. N.
i. 92. Tragulus Indicus and T. Guinensis, Brisson.
Seba , Thes. i. 70. t. 43. f. 1, 2 ; t. 45. f. 1. Mus .
Bareuth. in. t. 3. Buffon, H. N. xii. t. 42, 43.

a . Young; stuffed from specimen in spirits, discoloured.

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The Madoka. Madoqua Saltiana. Antilope Saltiana, !
Blainv . Bull. Sci. 1816, 78. Jour. Pliys. 1818.
Licht. Saugth. t. 16. Ruppell, Atlas, t. 21. A. Ma-
doka, H. Smith . Griffith, A. K. v. 857. A. grimmia,
Ruppell.

a. Horns on base. (The specimen described by M.
Blainville.)

h. and c. Male and female. Abyssinia. — From the
Frankfort Museum.

The Grys Bock. Oreotragus griseus. Antilope gri-
sea, Cuv. R. A. A. melanotis, Afzel. N. Act. Upsal.
vii. 257. Licht. Saugth. t. 12. A. rubro-albescens,
Desmoul . D. Class. H. N . n. 446. A. Tragulus me-
lanotis, Licht. Berl . Mag. vi. 176.

a . Male. Cape of Good Hope.

h. Female. Cape of Good Hope.— Presented by Wil-
liam Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

c. Young, with two large black oblong spots on each
side of the back of the forehead and the tip of the
nose. Cape of Good Hope. — From M. Verreaux’
Collection.

d . Yellowish grey, with two black oblong spots on back
of forehead. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

The Steen Bock. Oreotragus Tragulus. Antilope \\
Tragulus, Forst. Licht. Berl. Mag. vi. 176. Saugth . ^
t. 14. A. rupestris, Smith. A. Ibex, Afzel . Nov. Act.
Upsal. vii. 254.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by General Thomas ;i
Hardwicke.

The Ourebi. Oreotragus scoparius. Antilope sco-
paria, Schreb. t. 261. Licht. Saugth. t. 18. A. mon-
tana, Ruppell , Zool. Atlas , n. t. 3. A. ourebi, Shaw,
Zool. n. 820. Buff. H. N. Supp. v. 88. t. 12.

a. Male; b. Female; c. Young. S. Africa. — From the
South African Museum.

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165

The ? Oreotragus — — — ?

a. Female (young). S. Africa. — Presented by the Earl
of Derby.

The Isabella Riet Bock. Eleotragus Isabellinus. An-
tilope Isabellina, Afzel. Nov . Act . Upsal. vn. 244.
Licht . Saugth . t. 10. //. Smith . Griffith, A. K . v.
852. A. Eleotragus Isabellina, Fischer , /S^w. 465.

a. Male. South Africa.

The Peeli or Rehbock. Eleotragus villosus. Antilope
villosa, Burch . 7Va?;. fig. A. Capreolus, Licht . Berl.
Mag . vi. 147. Saugth . t. 8 A. lanata, Desmoul.
Diet . Class. H. N. i. 445. t.

a. S. Africa. — Presented by W. Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

5. Head and horns.— Presented by W. Burchell, Esq.,
LL.D.

c. Female. S. Africa.

*/. Young. S. Africa.

The Riet Bock. Eleotragus reduncus. Antilope re-
dunca, H. Smith . Griffith , K . v. 833. A. Eleo-

tragus, Schreh . Licht. Saugth. t. 9.

a. Male ; the hair on the front of the dorsal line
twisted. South Africa. — Presented by William Bur-
chell, Esq., LL.D.

5. Male; the hair the whole length of the dorsal line
twisted. S. Africa. — Presented by W. Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

c. Female ; hair in the front of the dorsal line twisted,
face rather darker. S. Africa.

d. Female, hair of the dorsal line to the loins twisted.
S. Africa.

The Bosch Bock. Tragelaphus sylvaticus. Antilope
sylvatica, Sparm. Act . Holm. 1780, iii. 197. t. 7.

a. Skin (bad state). S. Africa. — Presented by W. Bur-
chell, Esq., LL.D.

b. Horns on base of skull. S. Africa.

c. Female ; d. and e . Males. S. Africa.

/. Young. — From M. Verreaux’ Collection.

g. Half grown female. S. Africa.

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B0VID/E.

The Decula. Tragelaphus decula. Antilope decula,
Ruppell , Fauna Abyss, t.

a. Male. Abyssinia.— From the Frankfort Museum.

The Guib or Bontebock. Tragelapmus scriptus. Anti- i
lope scripta, Fallas , Misc . 8. H. Smith. Griffith , f
A. K. v. 859. A. phalerata, H . Smith. Griffith , AT.

v. 860. A. maculata, Tliunb. Mem . Acad. Peter sb .

nr. 318. If. 2V. xii. 305. t. 40, 41. f. 1.

a. Female. W. Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

The Cambing Outan. Nemorrhedus Sumatrensis.
Antilope Sumatrensis, Sham , Zool. ii. 354. Griffith ,
A. K. v. 861. t. A. interscapularis, Licht . Berl.Mag .

vi. 165. Mars den, Sumat . 93. t. Mam. Lithog . t.

a. Horns on frontal bone ? Sumatra??

The Goral. Nemorrhedus Goral. Antilope Goral, j
Hardw. Linn. Trans, xiv. 518. t. 14. A. Duvau- r
celiii, H. Smith. Griffith, A. K. A. goural, Hodg- \
son , /. aS'. Beng. 1835, 418. Bouquetin du Nepal,
F. Cuv . Mam. Lithog. t.

a. Hunter’s skin, without feet. Nepal. — Presented by ;

General Hardwicke.
h. Male ; c. Female. Nepal.

d. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

e. Horns (of female?) very thin, far apart at the base.

f. Young, half grown. Nepal.

The J haar or Thar. Capricornis bubalina. Antilope
bubalina, Hodgson , P. Z. S. 1 832, ii. 12. A. Thar,
Hodgson , P. Z. S. 1833, hi. 105.; 1834, 86. J. ATS. f
Beng. 1835, 889. Nemorhaedus proclivus, Hodgson ,
Zool. Nepal , t.

a . and d. Horns on frontal bone. Nepal.

b. Male ; c. Female. Nepal.

c . Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

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The Chamois or Gems. Rupicapra Tragus. Capra
Rupicapra, Linn. S. N. i. 95. Antilope Rupicapra,
Pallas , Misc. 4. Griffith, A. K. v. 865. t. Tragus
Dorcas, Klein. Gesner, Quad . 32 1. fig. Buffon ,
H. N. xn. 136. t. 16.

a. d. and e. Horns. Alps, Europe.

b. and c. Skull and horns. Alps, Europe.— Presented
by General Hardwicke.

f. In summer coat, yellowish. Alps,. Europe.

g. In change (nose imperfect). Alps, Europe.

h. In winter coat, blackish. Alps, Europe.

The Steinbock. Capra Ibex, Linn. S. N. i. 95. Grif-
fith, A. K. t. Capra Alpina, Girtanner , Jour . Phys .
xxviii. 224. Bouquetin, Buff. H . N. xii. 136. t. 13,
14. Knorr , Belie, ii. t. k. 5. f. 2. Mam. Lithog. t.
Shaw, Mus. Lever, t. 2. Capricornis, Gesner, Quad.
1099. fig.

a. Male. Europe, Alps. — Presented by Mrs. A. G.
Campbell.

b. Male. Europe, Alps. — Presented by Messrs. Murray
and Brockedon.

c. Horns on base, very large.

d. Horns and skull.

e. and f. Single horns, rather compressed.

g. and h. Males. Europe, Alps.

The Tek or Takiga. Capra Sibirica, Meyer, ZooL
Ann. i. 397. Ibex Sibiricarum, Pallas, Spic. Zool. xi.
31. t. 3. 5. f. 4. Capra Ibex, Schreb. t. 281. C. Pal-
lasii, Schinz. Thier . iv. 511.

a. Male ; b. Female. Siberia. —From the St. Peters-
burg Academy.

The Zach or Zebuder. Capra Caucasica, Guldenst.

Act. Petrop. 1779, t. 16, 17. H. Smith. Griffith,

A. K. v. 871. A- / ^ {>< 1 1

a. and b. Horns and skull. (The specimens describecf ^
by Col. Ham. Smith.)

c. Var., single horns, in bad state, with only three very
distant knots on front keel. — Specimen described by
Col. H. Smith.

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The Jaela. Capra Nubiana, F. Cuv. Mam . Litkog, t.
Gray , Spic. Zool. t. female. C. Arabica, Mus. Find.

C. Jaela, H . Smith . Griffith , X K, v. 869. t. C.
Sinaica, Ehrenb .

a. Young female. (Gray, Spic . ZooL t. 6. f. 1.) N.

Africa. — Presented by James Burton, Jun., Esq.

5. c. cL e. and/. Horns. N. Africa, Egypt.— Presented
by James Burton, Jun., Esq.
g . Adult male ; h . Young male ; and i. Younger male.
N. Africa.

j. Horns, separate. N. Africa.

The Warryato. Capra Warryato, Gray , Ann. and :
Mag. N. H . 1842, 267. Warryato, or Hill Goat of
the Tamooleans, Hardrv . Mss. Icon . ined. (B. M. j
10,775) t. 192, 193.

a. and h. Head and horns of male and female. Nepal.

— Presented by Richard Partridge, Esq.

c . Head of female, without the sheath to the horns.
Nepal.

The Goat. Capra Hircus, Linn. S . N. i. 94. C. iEga-
grus $ Hircus, Linn.

a. Not in good state.— Presented by P. Ducane, Esq.

C. Hircus Thibetanus, Desrn. — Mam. Lithog. t.

b. and c. Horns.

d. Horns, elongate, erect.

e. Horns, expanded on the side.

f. Young.— From Riddle’s Museum.

The Jharal or Tehr^ Capra, Jemlaica, H. Smith . Grif- r
jith , A. K. iv. t. Capra Jharal, Hodgson , J. A. S. !i
Beng. 1835, 491. C, quadrimammis, Hodgson , J. A.
Soc. Beng . 1836, 254. Hemicapra. OHemitragus Jem-
laicus, Hodgson , Zool. Nep. t.

a. Head and horns. (Spec, figured by Col. H. Smith.)

b. Male, in winter fur. Nepal.

d. and e. Horns of males on base. Nepal.
f. and g. Skull and horns of male and female.

A. Horns of female on base.

c . Nepal, the Kachar, or northern hilly region. — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

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169

The Aoijdad. Ovis Tragelaphus, Desm. Mam . 480.
O. Tragelaphus £, H. Smith . O. ornata, I. Geoff. Diet.
Class. H. N. xi. 264. Bearded sheep, Penn. Quad. i.
52. t. 9. Mouflon d’Afrique, Cuv. R. A. i. 268.
Mam . Lithog . t. Geoff. Desc. Egypt, t.

a. and h. Bad state. North Africa.
c. d. and e. Horns. North Africa.
f. Male, adult. North Africa.

The Tibetian Aoudad. Ovis Vignei, Blyth , P. Z. S.
a. Horns, with skin of forehead. Thibet?

The Taye. Ovis montana, Geoff. Ann. Mus . n. 351.
t. 60. O. cervina, Desm. N. Diet. H. N. xvi. 553.
O. Nivicola, Esch. Atlas , t. O. pygarga, H. Smith.
Griffith , A. K. v. 359. fig. O. Californiana, Douglas ,
Zool. Jour. xv. 332.

a. California. — Presented by Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

b. Male ; c. Female. California. — Presented by the
Hudson’s Bay Company.

The Sheep. Ovis Aries, Linn. S. N. i. 97. O. do-
mestica, Briss. Capra Ovis, Blum. Musmon Aries,
Schrank. Buffi bn , H. N. v. i. t. 1, 2.

a. b. and k. Horns of many-horned variety.

O. Aries polyceratus, Linn.

c . Horns small.

d. and e. Horns on skull of spiral-horned variety.

f. and g. Horns of spiral-horned variety.

O. Aries Hispanicus, Linn.

h. Female Turkish sheep, brown and white varied, tail
slender, with two throat beards.

O. Aries Africanus, Linn. O. Aries longicaudatus,
Brisson ?

i. Male, many-horned, white and black, varied.

O. Aries polyceratus, Linn. Buff on, H. N. xi. 354.
t. 31, 32. Penn. B. Quad. t. 3. f. 2, 3.

1c. Skull, with the horns parallel, and united together at
the base.

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170

BOVIM.

The Nahoor. Ovis N ah ura, Hodgson. O. Nahoor,
Hodgson , J. A. S. Beng . 1835,, 492. Zool. Nepal , t.
a. Female. Nepal.

h. Female, horns directed on one side. Nepal.

c. Horns of male on base. Nepal.

d. Horns of male on base. Nepal.

e. Male, skin in fragments. Nepali — Presented by B.
H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Cabrit. Antilocapra furcifer, Rich . N. Zool. t.
Antilope furcifer, II. Smith , Linn. Trans, xm. 28.
t. 2. Griffith , A. K . v. 808. t. A. palmata, H. Smith ,
Linn. Trans, xm. 31. t. 3. Griffith , A. K. t. Anti-
locapra Americana, Ord. and Blainv. Bull. Soc. Phil .
1818, 146. Cervus hamatus, Blainv. Bull. Soc. Phil.
1816, 73. Prong-horned antelope, Lewis and Clarke's
Trav.

a. Fawn, just born. N. America. — Presented by Dr.
John Richardson.

b. Camelopardina.

The Camelopard. Camelopardalis Giraffa, Gmel. i.
181. Giraffa Camelopardalis, Brisson, R. A. 61. Cer-
vus Camelopardalis, Linn. S. N. i. 92. Camelopar- *
dalis Sennaarensis and C. Capensis, Geoff. Buff on , H. N.
xiii. 1. Supp. hi. t. 64, 65 ; vn. t. 81. Rupp. Zool.
Atlas , t. 8 and 9. Mam. Lithog. t. Harris , W. A.
Afr. t. 10.

a. and h. Male (16 feet high) and female. S. Africa. —
Presented by W. Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

c. Male (in bad state). S. Africa. — Presented by the
College of Surgeons. Col. Paterson’s specimen.

d. Young male. Central Africa. — Presented by Capt.
Clapperton, R.N., and Col. Denham.

e. and f. Skulls of a. and h. — Presented by W. Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

g. Male (18 feet high). S. Africa. — Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

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171

c. Camelina.

The Camel. Camelus Bactrianus, Linn . S. N. i. 90.
C. ditophus, Walther, Wetter . Ann . iv. 103. Buffon ,
IT. iV. xi. 211. t. 22. Cnv . Menag . A/zzs. t.

«. White.- — From the Berlin Museum.

The Dromedary. Camelus Dromedarius, Linn. S. N.
i. 90. C. Dromas, Gesner. C. Arabiae, Pliny . C.
Arabicus, Desm. C. vulgaris, Forsk. C. monotophus,
Walther , Wetter . Jzzzz. iv. 103. Mam . Lithog. t.

Buffon , iif. iV. xi. t. 9. Menag. Mus. t.

a. Skull. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collection.

The Llama. Lama Pacos, Lesson. L. Peruana, Tiedem.
Auchenia glama, Desm. A. Alpaca, Desm. Mam. 426.
Camelus Pacos, Linn . £. iV. i. 91. C. Guanaco, Trail.
Wern. Soc. iv. 492. t. C. Huanacus, Molina , CTzzZz,
281. C. Vicuna, Molina , C/zzZz, 277. Alpacos, Grif-
fith, A. K. t. 157; 158. Buffon , //. AT. vi. 208. t. 24 ;
xiii. 16. Mam. Lithog. t. A7". Acad. Nat. Cur.
xvi. t. 40.

a. Wild, brown (not in good state), without skull. — Pre-
sented by the College of Surgeons.

5. and c. Wild, brown. — Presented by Sir William Bur-
nett and Capt. Fitzroy, R.N.

d. Wild, brown. S. America. — Presented by Charles
Darwin, Esq.

e. and/. (Domestic var.), black, male and female. — Pre-
sented by the Earl of Derby.

g. Black, young, just born, of f. — Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

h. Young, (domestic var.) white and brown varied.

i. Adult, (domestic var.) white.

L. Peruana domestica, Fischer , Syn. 456. Camelus glama,
Linn. S. N. i. 91. C. Peruanus, Brisson. Buffon ,
H. N. xiii. 16. Supp. vi. t. 27. Menag. Mus. t.
Mam. Lithog. t. Marcgr. Bras. 243. fig. Ulioa ,

Voy. i. 365. t. 24. f. 5.

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BOYIDiE.

d. Moschina.

The Musk. Moschus moschiferus, Linn . M. satura-
tus, Hodgson , Zool. Nepal , t. Thibet musk, Penn .
Quad . i. t. 12. f. 1. Buffon , IT 2V. xn. 361. Supp.
vi. 222. t. 29. .

a. Male (in bad state). India. — Presented by Gen. Hard-
wicke.

b . and c. Hunters’ skins. India. — Presented by Gen.
Hardwicke.

d. Male (in bad state.) India.

e. Female. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India
Company.

f. and g. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Kabarga or Siberian Musk. Moschus Sibiricus,
Pallas , Spic. Zool. xiii. t. 4. M. moschiferus, Shaw ,
Mus. Lever . i. t. 3.

a. and b. Male and female. Siberia. — From the Mu-

seum of the Royal Academy of Petersburg.

c . and d. Skulls of a. and b.

The White-bellied Musk. Moschus leucogaster, Hodg-
son, Zool. Nep. t.

a. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Golden-eyed Musk. Moschus chrysogaster, Hodg-
son, Zool. Nep. t.

a. and b. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

c. Skull.— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Meminna or Pissay. Meminna Indica. Moschus
Meminna, Erxl. Syst. 322. Buffon , //. N. xxiii. 315.
Supp. hi. 102. t. 15. Indian Musk, Penn . Syn . t. 10.
f. 2. Quad. i. t. 22.

a. Half grown (not in good state). Madras.^ — Presented
by Walter Elliot, Esq.

b. Young. India.

c. Adult. India.

d. Skull of c .

The Malacca Pissay. Meminna Malaccensis.

a. Singapore.

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173

The Kanchil. Tragulus Kanchil. Moschus Kanchil,
Raffles , Linn . Trans . xm. 262. Gray , Proc. Zoo/. aSoc.
1836, 64. Le Chevrotain adulte, Buffon , //. iV. xn.
344. Ch. de Java, Buff. H . iV. Supp. xi. 219. t. 30.
(copied). Javan Musk, Shaw, Zool. t. 173.
a. Java. — Presented by General Hardwicke.
h. Female. Java. — Presented by the East India Com-
pany.

c. and d. Young.

e. Female, belly streak wider. — Presented by General
Hardwicke.

Moschus fulviventer, Gray , P. Z. Soc. 1836, 65. Pe-
landoc, Raffles ? M. Pelandoc, H. Smith. Griffith,
A. K. v. 769.

f. Young of e.— Presented by General Hardwicke.

g. Like a. India? — Presented by Edward Burton, Esq.

The Javan Musk. Tragulus Javanicus, Pallas, Spic.
Zool. xm. 18. Moschus Javanicus, Gmel. Raffles ,
Linn. Trans, xm. 261? Bennett , Menag. Z. S. M.

Indicus, Gmel. S. N. i. 172. M. Napu, F. Cue. Mam.
Lit hog. t.

a. Male. Java. — Presented by the Hon. East India Com-
pany.

h. and c . Sumatra. — Presented by Lady RaiHes.

The Malacca Kanchil. Tragulus affinis.
a. Malacca.

e. Cervina.

The Kijang or Muntjac. Muntjacus vaginalis. Cervus
Muntjac, Zimmer . Horsf. Zool. Java, t. Griffith ,

A. K. t. f. 7-10. C. vaginalis, Bodd. C. moschatus,
Blainv. Bull. Soc. Phil . 1816, 77. Schreh. t. 254. b.
f. 1. II. Smith. Griffith , A . K. v. 806. t. C. mos-
chus, Desm. Mam. 441. C. aureus, H. Smith. Grif-
fith, A. K. v. 805. t. C. subcornutus, Blainv. Bull.
Soc. Phil. 1816, 77. Schreh. t. 254. b. f. 2. C. Phi-
lippinus, 11. Smith. Griffith , A. K. v. 803. t. C.

a,

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BOVIDiE.

Ratwa, Hodgson , P. Z. S. 1834, 99. Musk deer of
Nepaul, Ousley, Orient. Coll. 1798. t. Cervus albipes,
F. Cm. Rib-faced deer, Penn. Marsden, Sumatra , t.
Jungle sheep, India. Buffon , Supp. v. t. 17 ; vi.
t. 26. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5. f. 48, 49-54.

a. Male. India.

b. Female. India.

Head of male, with horns. Northern Circars.

Head and horns of male. Madras. — Presented by
Colonel Sykes, F.R.S., &c.

e. Skull and horns, male. Northern Circars.

f. Skull and horns. Nepal.— Presented by B. H. Hodg-
son, Esq.

g. Homs on base of skull. Nepal.

h. Skull.

The Cugua^u-ete. Coassus rufus. Cervus rufus, F<
Cuv. D. S. Nat . vii. 485. Licht. Saugth. t. 20. fe-
male and young. Pr. Max. Abbild . t. H. Smith.
Griffith, A. K. v. 799. fig. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 3.
f. 41, 42 ; t. 5. f. 44. Buffon , H. N. Supp. hi. 126 ?

a. Young, in spirits ? S. America.

b. Male ; c. Female. S. America.

The Cugua^u-Apara. Coassus nemorivagus. Cervus
nemorivagus, F. Cuv. Diet . Sci. Nat. vii. 485. j

Licht. Saugth. t. 21. male and female. C. simpli-
cicornis, Illiger. H. Smith . Griffith, A. K. v. 800. t.

C. nemorum, Desm. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5. f. 50.
Cugua^u Apara, Mar eg. Bras. vi. 235.

a. and b. Female.

c. Young, with a distant line of white spots on middle of
the back, sides spotted.

Tragulus Surinamensis, Klein. Moschus Americanus,
Erxl. M. delicatulus, Shaw , Mus. Lever, t. 36. Seba ,

i. t. 44. f. 2.

d. Male, adult.

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175

The Carjacou. Cariacus Virginianus. Cervus Vir-
ginianus, Gmel . Z. N. i. 179. C. Mexicanus, Penn.
Desm. H. Smith. Licht. Saugth . t. 18. male, fe-
male, and young. Mam. Lithog. t. C. strongylo-
ceros, Schreb. C. bezoarticus, Linn . Buffon, H. N .
xii. t. 44; vi. t. 37. f. 12. Virginian deer, Penn.
Syn. t. 9. f. 2. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5. £ 1. to 22.
Phil. Trans . 1735. t.

a. Male (castrated), white gland on leg not distinct. N.
America. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

h. Female (imperfect), white gland on leg very distinct.
— Presented by the Earl of Derby.

c. Horns of young, simple. N. America.

d. to h. Horns of adults, moderate sized, with two
branches on upper edge of beam. N. America.

i. andj. Horns of adult, large, with three branches on
upper edge of beam.

k. Horns larger and thicker, with five branches on upper
edge of beam, inner basal branch very long and
forked.

l. Horns very large, with many branches on upper edge
of beam, inner basal branch thick and forked. Mexico ?
— From the Royal Society’s Museum.

Mexican deer, Pennant , Syn. 110. t. 9. f. 1. Buffon ,
H. A7, vi. t. 37. Cervus gouazou pou^ou, Cuv. Oss.
Fos. iv. 38. C. Mexicanus, H. Smith. Griffith, A. K.
t. 163. f. 3.

m. Single horn, like /, but anterior basal branch very
long, produced, and an additional elongate branch from
the lower edge of the middle of the beam.

n. Single horn, with the upper branches on the beam
rather irregular, and three produced and elongate
forked branches from the lower edge of the upper part
of the beam.

Cervus clavatus, H. Smith. Griffith , A. K. t. 1 63.

f. 4??

o. Skeleton. Knovvsley. — Presented by the Earl of
Derby.

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BOVIDjE.

The Guazuti. Mazama campestris. Cervus cam-
pestris, F. Cuv. Diet. Sci. Nat. vn. 484, Pr. Max.
Abbild. t. Lickt. Saugth. t. 19. male, female and young.
Waterh. Zool . Beagle , 29. f. 1, 2, 3, 4. H. Smith .
Griffith, A. K . v. 797. fig. C. leucogaster, Goldf.
Schreb. 11 27. Cuv . O.ss. Eos. iy. t. 3. f. 46-48 ?
a. Male; b. Female; c. Young. Northern Patagonia.
— Presented by Sir William Burnett and Capt. Fitzroy,
R.N.

d. Horns on frontal bone. Northern Patagonia. — From
Haslar Hospital Museum. (Capt. Fitzroy’s Expedi-
tion.)

The Thick-horned Guazuti. Mazama ? furcata. Cer-
vus furcatus, Gray .
a. Horns. India?? S. America?

The Roebuck. Capreolus Capraea. Cervus Capreolus,
Linn. Penn . B. Zool. t. Schreb. t. 212. a. b. Buffon ,
H. N. vi. t. 32, S3. Mam. Lithog. t. Griffith , A. K. t.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 1. f. 37-40. Bell, B. Quad. fig.
a. and b. Female. Scotland.

c. Male (bad condition). Scotland.

d. and e. Horns, adult.

f. Horns, second year.

g. h. 1. and m. Single horns.

i. Horns of adult on base of skull. — Presented by Gen.
Hard wi eke.

k. Male, young horns with fur coat. — Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

n. Horns on skull (diseased) very warty. Scotland. —
Presented by Lord Willoughby d’Eresby.

The Ahu or Saiga. Capreolus pygargus. Cervus py-
gargus, Pallas, Spic. xii. 7. Schreb. Saugth. t. 253.
Gmelin, Reise. n. t. 56. C. Ahu, H. Smith. Griffith,
A . K. v. 789. t. (not good.) Gmelin, Reise. hi. t. 56.
a. and b. Male and female. Siberia.

B0VIDA2.

177

The Stag or Red Deer. Ceryus elaphus, Linn. Schreb .
t. 247. a. b. c. d. C. vulgaris, Linn. Mus. Ad. i. 11.
C. nobilis, Klein. C. Germanicus, Brisson. C. Cor-
sicanus, Buffon , H. N. vi. 63. t. 9, 10. and 12. Mam.
Lithog. t. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 3. f. 1-12. Gesner ,
Quad. 354. fig.

a. Male (not good state). Knowsley. — Presented by the
Earl of Derby.

b . Horns, with two frontal antlers. England.

c. Horns ; left divided into four long cylindrical branches,
right with two frontal antlers, tip subpalmate; perhaps
of C. Canadensis?

d. and e. Horns, deformed. Germany.

f. Horns, with a third horn on the right side. Germany.

g. Single horns, apex much branched (more than Cuv.
Oss. Fos. iv. t. 3. f. 12.) Germany.

h. and i. Single horns, adult. Germany.

k. Single horn, deformed, with only three branches.
Germany.

l. Single horn, simple, compressed, notched at the tip.
Germany.

m. Single deformed stunted horn. Germany.

The Wapiti. Cervus Canadensis, Brisson , R. A. 88.
Schreb. t. 246. C. Elaphus Canadensis, Erxl. C.
Wapiti, Leach , Jour . Phys. lxxxv. 66. C. strongy-
loceros, Schreb. t. 247. f. g. C. major, Ord. Desm.
Mam. 432. Mam. Lithog. t. Perrault , Anim. n. 65.
t. 45. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 3. f. 13-22.

a. Horns, large. St. Diego, California. — Presented by
Pentland, Esq.

b. and c. Horns long, twTo lowTer branches near together.
N. America.

d. and e. Horns small, two lower branches rather near.
N. America.

f. Young. N. America. — Born at the Surrey Zoological
Gardens.

g. Male, adult. N. America. — Born at Windsor Park.
— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

h. Horns, large, beams without the upper frontal branches,
the tij) of right horn subpalmate (perhaps a different
species).

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178

BOVIDiE.

The Axis or Cheetul. Axis maculata. Cervus Axis,
Erxl, Syst. 312. H. Smith. Griffith , A. K. v. 786.
C. nudipalpebra, Ogilhy , P. Z. S. 1881, 136 (black
var.) Buffon, H. N. xi. t. 38, 39. Cuv. Mem. Mus. t.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5. f. 24}. 29. Axis major and Axis
minor, Hodgson , Zool. Nep. t.

a. Male. India. —Presented by P. Ducane, Esq.

h. Female. India.— Presented by Edward Cross, Esq.

h. and i. Male and female. India.

k. Young. India.

l. Young? (yellow.) India.

m. Foetus from spirits ? India.

c. Horns short. India.

d. e. and f. Horns separate, short, branches short (worn)
from animal in confinement? Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5.
f. 25.

n. Horns on skull, short, branches short, acute, dark
brown. India. — Presented by Gen. Thomas Hard-
wicke.

o. Horns on skull, short, branches short, acute. India.

p. and q. Single horns, like n , but not forked at tip,
India.

r. Horns on frontal bone, slender, elongate, warty. Cuv.
Oss. Fos. iv. t. 5. f. 28. India.

s. Horns on frontal bone, like r , not quite so long. India.

t. Horns on frontal bone, elongate, slender, simple.

The Baiirainga. Axis ? Duvaucellii. Cervus Elaphoides,
Hodgson , Jour. Asiat. Soc . Calc. 1835, 648. t. 78. Zool.
Nep. t. Cervus Duvaucellii, Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. 505.
t. 39. f. 6, 7, 8. J. A. S. Beng. 1836, 240. t. 66. 68.
C. Bahrainga, Hodgson , P. Z. S. 1834, 99. C. Enclo-
docerus, Hodgson.

a. Skull and horns of male. Nepal. — Presented by

B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

h. Skin (imperfect) of a. Nepal.— Presented by B. H.
Hodgson, Esq.

c. Skull and horns, male. Nepal.

BOVIDiE.

179

The Rusa. Russa Hippelaphus. Cervus Hippelaphus,
Cuv . Oss. Fos. iv. 40. t. 5. f. 31-34 ; t. 5. f. 42 . Mam .
Lithog. t. C. Axis y, Gmelin , -S'. iV. i. 179. Great
Axis, Penn, Quad . i. 106. Mam, Lithog , t. Griffith ,
K, v. 782. t. G. Tunjuc, Fig, and Hors . CW. Z.
Yoc. 17 ?

а. Horns, with an additional back branch above. India.
—Presented by Joseph Wright, Esq.

б. Horns.

c. Horns. Madras.— Presented by Colonel Sykes.

d . Horns.

c. Head and horns, with skin. India. — Presented by
Edward Cross, Esq.

f. Horns.

g. Horns.

Larger axis, Pennant .

h. Young male, horns simple. Madras. — Presented by
Colonel Sykes.

i. Head of female. India, Himalaya.

The Aristotelian Rusa. Rusa Aristotelis. Cervus
Aristotelis, Cuv, Oss, Fos, iv. 5 02. t. 39. f. 10. Mam.
Lithog. t.

a. Horns, apex forked. India, Himalaya.— Presented
by the Rev. R. Everest.
h. Horns on frontal bone, apex simple. India.

The Equine Rusa. Rusa Equina. Cervus Equinus,
Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. 44. t. 5. f. 30. 37, 38. and 42.

a. Single horn. India (from Exeter ’Change). — Pre-
sented by Edward Cross, Esq.

Cervus Equinus, Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. 44. t. 30. 37, 38.
and 42.

b. Horns on frontal bone, like a. India.

c. and d. Single horns, upper branches more equal.
India.

Cervus Leschenaultii, Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. 508. t. 39. f . 9 ?

180

BOVIDiE.

e . Horns on frontal bone, like c. and d ., but thicker,
heavier, and more granular.

f. Horns on frontal bone, like e., but the left horn has a
large posterior branch at the fork.

g. Horns on frontal bone, like f., but rather smaller,
hinder branch of fork longest, the left one with a pos-
terior branch in the middle. India. — Presented by
Mrs. Wright.

Ji. Horn on frontal bone, like g ., but larger, and without
posterior branch.

i . Horn on frontal bone, like A., but one third smaller.

j. Single horn, simple, from a castrated animal ?

k. Male. Nepal.-— Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Pennantian Axis. Axis Pennantii. Great Axis,
Penn .

а. Horns on frontal bone. India.

б. Horns very long, thick, with very short thick frontal
and submedial branch on one.

Wallich’s Deer, Pseudocervus Wallichii. Cervus
Wallichii, Cnv . Oss, Fos. iv. 50. H. Smith. Griffith ,
A. K. v. 788. t. 166. Hodgson , Zool, Nep. t. C. Py-
gargus, Hardmiche , Linn. Trans. Mam . Lithog. t.

a. Flat skin. Nepal.- — Presented by General Thomas
Hardwicke.

The Nepal Deer. Cervus — — , Hardw. Mss.

a. Hunter’s skin. Nepal. — Presented by Gen. Thomas
Hardwicke.

Cervus ?

a. Hunter's skin. India. — Presented by General Thomas
Hardwicke.

The Round-horned Panolia. Panolia acuticornis.
Cervus, Jour. Asiat. Soc. Calcutta , ii. t. 12. horns
not good.

a. Horns. India.

s

— — -

BOVIDyE.

181

The Broad-horned Panolia. Panolia platyceros.
Cervus, n. s ., Gray, Proc . Zool. Soc . 1837, 45.

a. Horns. India.

The Fallow Deer. Dama vulgaris, Gesner , Quad. 335.
fig. Cervus Dama, Linn. S. N. i. 93. Schreb . t. 249.
a. b. C. platyceros, Ray , Quad. 85. C. Mauricus,
F. Cwu. N. $bc. P/*z70 1816. Buffon , //. JV. vi.

167. t. 27, 28. Bonap . Fauna Ital. t. Cwv. Oss.
Fos. iv. t. 4. f. 23-35. Mam. Lithog. t. (fulvous and
black.)

а. and cL Young.

б. Horns.

c. Horns, a distorted variety.

e. Head and horns, dark variety.

Cervus Mauricus, F. Guv. Mam. Lithog . t.

f. Horns, adult.

The Rein Deer. Rangxfer Tarandus. Cervus Taran-
dus, Linn. C. Rangifer, Ray, Syn. 88. C. coronatus,
Geoff. Schreb. 1135. Penn. Syn. t. 8. f. 1. Quad.
t. 10. f. 2. Buffon , H. N. xii. t. 10, 11, 12. Supp.
in. t. 18*. Edwards's Birds, i. t. 51. Cuv. Oss. Fos.
iv. t. 4. f. 1-18; t. 5. f. 47.

a. Skull large, horns small, slender, branches small sub-
ulate, middle branch largest.

b. Skull and horns, large, long, slender (Cuv. Oss. Fos.
t. 4. f. 20.) ; no basal branch to right horn.

c. Skull and horns ; horns large, long, slender, apex
broad, branched behind, no basal branch to right
horn.

d. Horns middle sized, the lower branch of left elongate,
forked; of right horn very broad, palmated. N. America.
— Presented by Capt. Sir John Franklin, R.N.

e. Horns small, the lower and middle branch of right
horn confluent palmated. N. America. — Presented by
Captain Sir John Franklin, R.N.

f. Horns large (Cuv. Oss . Fos . t. 4. f. 17), basal branch
of left horn large, palmated ; of right smaller, lobed.

g. Horns large (Cuv. Oss. Fos. t. 4. f. 9), basal branch
of left horn very large, palmated ; of right, simple
subulate. Siberia ?

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EQUIDtE.

h. Horns long, elongated, slender, erect, lower branches
elongate lobed, top broad lobed.

i. Horn middle sized {Cuv. Oss . Fos. t. 4. f. 8), lower
branch of left horn simple; of right broad, palmated.
N. America. — Presented by Capt. Sir John Franklin,
R.N.

j. Horns large, long, slender, upper back branches re-
curved. N. America. — Presented by Capt. Sir John
Franklin, R.N.

k. Horns large, long, slender {Cuv, Oss. Fos . t. 4. f. 13).
N. America.— Presented by Capt. Sir John Franklin,
R.N., K.C.B.

l. Horns very small, basal branch subulate, upper and
medial branch bifid.

m. Horns large, with the basal branch of each horn di-
lated, palmated. {Cuv. Oss. Fos. t. 4. f. 17.) — From
Mr. Brookes’s Museum.

n. Horns of the year. {Cuv. Oss . Fos. t. 4. f. 1.) Knows-
ley. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

o. Male, horns half grown. North Europe. — Presented
by the Earl of Derby.

The Elk. Alces palmatus. Cervus alces, Linn. S. N.
i. 92. Rich. N. Z. 232. Alces Machlis, Ogilby ,
P. Z. 8. Buff on, H. N. t. 7. Supp. vn. t. 80. male.
Shaw , Mus. Lever . i. t. 8. Cuv. Oss. Fos. iv. t. 4.
f. 22-29 ; t. 6. f. 8 ; t. 5. f. 49. Gesner , Quad. i.
fig.

a. Hoofs.— From Labrador.

b. Male. Sweden. — Presented by the College of Sur-
geons; from the Leverian Museum. Figured, Shaw ,
Mus. Lev. t. 8.

c. d. e.f. g. and j. Horns.

i. and h. Hoof and shank bones.

k. Female, adult. N. Europe. — Presented by the Earl
of Derby.

l. and m. Single horns of young.

Fam. EQUID/E.

The Horse. Equus Caballus, Linn .

a. Skull.

b . Skull larger.

ELEPHANTINE.

183

The Zebra. Asinus Zebra, Gray , Zool. Jour. n. 241. t.
foot. Equus Zebra, Linn , S. N . i. 106. E. montanus,
Burch . Trav.i. 138 ; n. 273. E. Indicus, Jonst. Quad.
t. 5. E. Brasiliensis, Jacob , Mus. Reg. t. 2. f. 1.
Male Zebra, Edw. Glean , t. 222. Buff on, H. N. xn.
t. 1, 2. Mam. Lithog. t. Harris , TP. Afr. t. 24.

a. Adult. South Africa.— Presented by W. Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

b. Young. South Africa.— Presented by G. B. Sowerbv,
Esq.

The Dauw. Asinus Burchellii, Gray , Zool. Jour. FkX
24>J t. Equus Zebra, Burch , Trav . i. 139-420. Mam.
Lithog . t. E. Zebroides, Lesson. Man. Harris , TP,
y^/r. t. 5. Bennett , Menag. fig.

а. South Africa. — Presented by W. Burchell, Esq., LL.D.

б. Young. South Africa. — From the South African
Museum.

The Quagga. Asinus Quagga, Gray , Z. J. Equus
Quagga, Gmel. S. N. i. 213. Female Zebra, Edw.
Glean , i. t. 223. Buffon , N. H. Suppl. m. t. 4. Menag.
Mus. t. Mam. Lithog. t. Harris , W. A. Africa , t. 2.
a. ? Young. South Africa. — Presented by W. Burchell,
Esq., LL.D.

E. Isabellinus, Temm.

Fam. elephantid^:.

a. Elephantina.

The Elephant. Elephas Indicus, Linn. Mus. Adolph.
i. 11. Cuv. Menag. Mus. t. E. maximus, Linn. S.N.
i. 48. E. Asiaticus, Blumenb . Handb. 128. Abbild. t.
19. b. Wolf , Abbild. \. t. 12. Mam. Lithog. t. Ed-
wards, Glean . i. t. 221. Buffon , H. N. xi. t. 1. Supp.
hi. 59. Phil. Trans. 1799, t. 5-12. N. Act. Acad.
Nat. Cur. xii. t. 33, 34. Cuvier , Oss. Eos. i. t. 1 to 10.

a. Foetus ( Seba , i. t. 111. f. 1.) Ceylon. — Presented by
Capt. T. Surflen.

b. and c. Skulls of Dauntelah and Mooknah varieties. —
Presented by J. Corse Scott, Esq. The specimens de-
scribed by Mr. Corse, Phil . Trans. 1799. n. 205.

184

ELEPHANTINE.

d. Skeleton. India. — Presented by Sir Jasper Nichols and
General Thomas Hardwicke.

e. Tusks. Ceylon. — Presented by H.R.H. the Duke of
Sussex.

The African Elephant. Loxodonta Africana. Ele-
phas Africanus, Blumenb . Abbild . t. 19. f. c. E. maxi-
mus, part, Linn . Mam . Lithog. t. Harris , W. A . Afric.
t. 22. Cuvier, Oss. Fos . i. t. 2 to 8.

a. Tooth. S. Africa. — Presented by John Lee, LL.D.

b. Tapirina.

The Mboreei or Tapir. Tapxrus terrestris. Tapirus
Americanus, Schreb . Saught. t. 319. Cuv . Oss. Fos.
ii. 145. 158. t. 1,2, 3. Hippopotamus terrestris, Linn.
S. N. i. 74. T. Anta, Ziinm. Hydrochcerus Tapir,
Erxl. Syst. 191. T. Pinchaque, Roulin, Ann. Sci. Nat.
Tapir on l’Anta, Buff. H. N. xi. 444. t. 43. Tapirete,
Marcg. Bras. 229. fig.

a. Half grown, not in good state. S. America. — Presented
by the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons.

b. Young. S. America.

Cabiai Elephantipede, Geoff. Mus. Paris. Desm. N.
Diet. 503.

c. and d. Skulls. S. America.

The Kuda, Ayer or Tennu. Tapirus Malayanus, Raffes.
Horsf. Zool. Jour. t. Raffes, Linn . Trans, xm. 270.
Griffith, A. K. t. T. Indicus, F. Cuv. Mam. Lithog . t.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. ii. 156. t. 4, 5. T. Sumatranus, Gray,
Med. Rep. Me des Chinois, Remusat , Ann . Sci. Nat.
xviii. 5 t. 1. young? Farquhar , Asiat . Res. xv. t.
jr. Sumatra. ^

b. Skeleton of a. Sumatra.

c. Suina.

The Striped Boar. Sus fasciatus.

a. Young. 9

The Boar. Sus Scrofa, Linn.

a. Half grown, black.

b . Young. France.

ti 4 /4'e-#r /z^W /fl' h

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ELEPHANTID.E.

185

The Bene. Sus Papuensis, Lesson , Voy. Coq. t. 8.

a. Adult male. New Guinea. — Pres, by the Earl of Derby.

The Indian Wild Boar. Sus Indicus. Sus Scrofa,
Hodgson , Zool . Nep. t.

a. Young. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

b. Skull. India.

The Babirussa. Babirussa Aifurus, Lesson. Man. 338.
Sus Babyrussa, Linn . Quoy and Gaim . Voy . Astrol. t.
22, 23. Aper orientals, Brisson , i£. 110.

i. t. 50. f. 2. Buffon , H.N. xn. t. 48. hi. t. 12.

Grew. Mas. R. S. 27. t. 1. Mam. Lithog. t. Griffith,
A. K. nr. 402. t. bad.
a. and b. Skulls. Malacca.

c. Skull. Malacca. — Presented by General Hardwicke.

The Bosch Vark. Choiropotamus Africanus. Sus
Koiropotamus, Desmoul. Diet. Class. H. N. t. a S. lar-
vatus, F. Cuv. Mem . Mas. vii. 447. t. 22. S. Africa-
nus, Schreb. Sauglh. t. 327. Griffith, A. K. hi. 410. t.
bad. Daniell, African Scenery, t. 22.

«vJS-kull. So ulh. Air rear—- Presented byGe n . Hard-wiek-e .

b. c. and d. Male, female, and young. South Africa. —
From Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

The Valxe Vark or Emgallo. Phacochcerus TEthiopi-
cus, F. Cue. Mem. Mas. xm. 447. t. 23. P. Africanus,
Desm. N. D. II. N. xxv. 480. t. 13. f. 3. P. edentulus,
I. Geoff. D. Class. H. N . xnx. 320. Aper iEthiopicus,
Pallas, Misc . 16. t. 2. Spic. Zool. n. 3. t. 1 ; xi. 80.
t. 5. f. 7. Buffon , H. N. Suppl. in. 90. t. 11. Sus
iEthiopicus, Linn. S. N. in. 223.

a. Adult male. South Africa.— Presented by W. Bur-
chell, LL.D.

b. Young. South Africa. — From the S. African Museum.

c. Adult male. S. Africa. — Pres, by the Earl of Derby.

The IIaruja or Halluf. Phacochcerus iEliani, Rupp.
Z. Atlas, 61. t. 25,26. Sus iEthiopicus, Griffith , A. K.
hi. 410. t. ? Phac. barbatus, Temm. Monog. i. p. xxix.

a. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

186

ELEPHANTID^.

The Pecari or Taja^u. Dicotyles Taja^u. Dicotyles
torquatus, Cuv . Mam . Lithog. t. D. minor, Schinz .
Thierr. iv. 511. (young.) Sus Taja^u, Linn. S. N. i.

103. S. Tajassu, Erxl. Pecari, Buffon , H. N. x.
21. t. 3. Taja^u, Marcg . Bras. 229. fig. Taytetou,
Azara.

а. In bad condition.

б. Adult. Brazils.— Presented by E. Cross, Esq.

c. Adult. Brazils. — From the Leyden Museum.

d . Skull of young.

The Tagnicate. Dicotyles labiatus, Cuv. R. A. i. 237.
Mam. Lithog . t. Pr. Max. Abhild. t. D. albirostris, i
llliger. Sus Tajacu var. Gmelin .

a. Adult. Brazils.

b. Young. (Pr. Max. Abbild. t.) Brazils.

d. Rhinocerina.

The Rhinoceros. Rhinoceros unicornis, Linn. S. N. i. I

104. R. Indicus, Cuv. Menag. Mus. t. Oss. Fos.
li. 5. t. 1 — 5. Mam. Lith. t. R. Asiaticus, Blumenb.
Handb. 130. Abbild. t. 7. b. R. inermis, Lesson ,
Cat. 159. Edw. Glean , i. t. 221. f. 2. Buffon , H.N .
xi. 174. t. 7. Wolf \ Abbild. i. 83. t. 20. Gesner, Quad .
952. fig. Phil. Trans. No. 470, 523. t. 1. Albini ,
Anat. t. 48.

a. From Mr. Atkins’s Menagerie.

b. Skull.

The Gargatan or Rhxnaster. Rhinoceros bicornis, ]
Linn. S. N. i. 104. Sparm . K. Vetensk. Acad. 1778,
t. 9. A. Smith , III. Z. S . A. t . 2. Rh. Africanus,
JDesm. Mam. 400. Blumenb. Abbild. t. 7. f. a. R.
Brucei and R. Gordonii, Blainv . Cuvier , Oss. Pus. n.
39. t. 2. f. 1, 2; t. 4. f. 6, 7 ; t. 16; t. 18. f. 1. 3.
Harris , IT. A. Afr. t. 16. Burch. Trav. n. 46. fig.

74. 79. fig.

a. Very young. South Africa.

b. Half grown. South Africa. — From the South African
Museum.

c. Adult. S. Africa. — Presented by the Earl of Derby.

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ELEPHANTIDiE.

187

Sloan’s Rhinoceros. Rhinoceros Ketloa, A. Smith ,
Illust. Zool. S. Africa , t. 1. Parsons , Phil. Trans.
lvi. 32. t. 2. Harris , 7F. J. y4/r. t. 19.

a. Adult. S. Africa.— From the South African Museum.

Burchell’s Rhinoceros. Rhinoceros Simus, Burchell ,
Jour. Phys. lxxxv. 163. t. Travels, ii. 75. A. Smith ,
Illust. Z. S. A. t. 19. Rh. Burchellii, Desm. Mam. 401.
R. Camus, Griffith, A. K. v. 746. ? Campbell , Trav.

a. Half grown. South Africa.— From the South African
Museum.

The Klip-das. Hyrax Capensis, Schreb . Saught . 920.
t. 240. Cavia capensis, Pallas, Misc. 34. t. 3. Spic.
Zool. ii. 22. t. 2. Linn. S. N. hi. 223. j Buff on, Supp.
hi. 177. t. 29 ; iv. 175. t. 63. Cuv . Oss. Foss. ii. 127—
141. t. 1, 2, 3.

a. South Africa.— Presented by Gen. Hardwicke.

b. South Africa.

c. South Africa.— Presented by Mr. George Dodgson.

d. South Africa. — From Dr. Krauss’s Collection.

e. Young. South Africa. — From the South African Mu-
seum.

/. Skull.

The Daman. Hyrax Syriacus, Schreb. Saught. 923.
t. 240. Griffith, A. K. iii. 432. t. Daman Israel,
Alpin. Egypt, 232. Buff on, H. N . Supp, v. 276. t. 24.
Uabr. Forsk. Fauna, 5.

a. b. c. North Africa, Egypt. — From Mr. James Burton’s
Collection.

d. and e. Very young, in spirits.

The Ashkoko. Hyrax Abyssinicus. H. Habyssinicus,
I Hemp, and Ehrenb. Syn. Phys. t. xlshkoko, Bruce ,
Travels, t. 29.

a. Young. Abyssinia. — From the Frankfort Museum.

b. Adult. Abyssinia.

; c. Skull. Abyssinia. — Presented by J. Reid, Esq.

188

DASYPIDAi.

e. Hippopotamina.

The Zeekoe or River Horse. Hippopotamus amphi-
bius, Linn. S. N. i. 101. Smith , Must. Zool. S. Africa , t.
H. Capensis and H. Senegalensis, Desmoul. Jour. Phys. i
vol. v. 354. H. Abyssinicus, Lesson. Buff on, H. N.
xii. 22. t. 3 ; t. 6. f. 1, 2 ; Supp. hi. t. 62, 63. CW.
Oss. Fos. i. 270. t. 1, 2. Grew , A/ms. 72. -S’. 14. t. 1.
Sparm. K. Vet. A. Hand . 1 778. xxxix. 329. t. 10.
Harris , B7. J. Afr. t. 12. Burch. Trav. i. 403. fig.
a. Adult (badly stuffed). South Africa. — Presented by
the Council of the College of Surgeons.
h. Very young. South Africa.

c. Skull of adult. South Africa.

d. The front of the lower jaw of adult. South Africa.

e. Adult. South Africa. — Presented by the Earl of i
Derby.

Fam. dasypid^;.

a. Manina.

The Phatagin. Manis tetradactyla, Linn. S. N. hi. 53.
M. Africana, Desm. Mam. 373. M. macroura, Erxl. M.
longicaudata, Shaw , Zool. i. t. 55. M. tricuspis and *
M. Ceonyx, Baffin. Ann. Gen. Sci. Phys. vi. 215. Clus.
Exot . 374!. Mus . Best. 39. t. 11. Buffon, H. N. x. t. 35.
a. Half grown. Africa, Guinea.
h. Adult, on flat board. West Africa.

The Many-shielded Phatagin. Manis multiscutata,
Gray , Proc. Zool. Soc . 1843.
a. Young. West Africa.
h. Half grown. West Africa.

Badgareit or Bajjerkeit. Manis pentadactyla, Linn .

S. N. Griffith , A. K. t. 145 ? M. macroura, Desm.
Mam. 376. M. brachyura, Erxl. Gray , Must. hid.
Zool . ii. t. 22. Proc. Z. S. 1839, 133. M. brevi-
caudata, Tiedem . M. laticaudata, Illig. M. aurita,
Hodgson, J.A. S. Beng . 1836, 234. Pangolinus typus i
and P. brachyurus, Lesson. Forster, Mem. Acad. Berl.
1788, t. 5, 6. Philos. Trans, lx. 36. t. 21. Pangolin,
Buffon, N. H. x. t. 34.

a. Young; tail with 16 marginal scales. India.

DASYPIDiE.

189

j b. Female, half grown; tail with 17 marginal scales. —
Presented by James Reid, Esq.

1 c. Adult male ; tail with 16 marginal scales.

d. Half grown; scales of sides keeled ; tail with 19 margi-
nal scales. Nepal. — Presented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

Manis aurita, Hodgson , Zool. Nep. t.

e . Flat skin, like d. ; scales much worn. Nepal — Pre-
sented by B. H. Hodgson, Esq.

The Tangilin, Manis Javanica, Desm. Mam. 377.
M. quinquedactyla, Raffles , Linn. Trans, xm. 249.

a. Flat skin on board. Java.

b. Male; tail with 24 marginal scales. Java.

c. Female ; tail writh 24 marginal scales.

d. and e. Males ; tail with 27 marginal scales. Malacca.

b. Dasypina.

The Armadillo. Dasypus sexcinctus, Linn. S. N.
Mam. Lithog.t. Dasypus Encoubert, Desm. D. setosus,
Pr. Max. Abbild. D. gilvipes, Illig. D. octodecem-
cinctus, Erxl. ? D. unicinctus 0, Linn. ? Buffon , H. Ar.
x. t. 42. Cuvier , Oss. Fos. v. t. 11. f. 4, 5, 6.

a. S. America. — Presented by Lieut. Mawe, R.N.

The Apara. Tatusia tricincta. Dasypus Apar, Desm.
Mam. 376. Griffith, A. K. t. 140. D. tricinctus, Linn.
S. N. i. 53. Tatu Apara, Mar eg. Bras. 232. fig. T.
Mataco, Azara, o. 8. Seba, i. 62. t. 38. f. 2, 3. Apar,
Buff on, H. N. 206.

ao South America.— Presented by Sir W. Burnett, and
Captain Fitzroy, R.N.

b. c. and d. Without feet. South America.

The Peba. Tatusia septemcinctus. Dasypus Peba,
Desm . D. longicaudus, Pr. Max. Abbild. t. D. sep-
temcinctus, Linn. D. octocinctus, Schreb. t. 73. 76. f.
5, 6. D. novemcinctus, Linn. Blumenb. Abbild. t. 83.
D. niger, Illig. Licht. Seba, i. t. 29. f . 1 ; t. 53. f. 6.
Buffon , H. N. x. t. 37. Cuvier , Oss. Fos. v. t. 10.
a. S. America. — Presented by Gen. Thomas Hardwicke.

190

DASYPIDiE,

h. Bleached ; in bad state. South America.

c. Very young. South America.

d. South America.

e. Young, in spirits. South America.

f. South America.

g . Half grown. South America.

h. and i. Young. South America.

The Pichey. Tatusia minuta, Lesson , Mam . 847. Dasy-
pus minutus, Desm . D. Patagonicus, Desm . Tatou
pichiy, Azara , n. 7. n. 192. Zool. Beagle , 93.

a . South America.— Presented by Sir W. Burnett, and
Captain Fitzroy, R.N.

b. (Ears wanting.)

c. — Presented by James Reid, Esq.

The Tatouay. Xenurus unicinctus. Dasypus Tatouay,
Desm . D. unicinctus, Linn. S.N. D. gymnurus, Illiger,
Pr. Max. Abbild. D. multicinctus, Thumb . K. Vet.
Acad. Handl . 1818, 68. t. 1. Seba . Thes. i. 47. t. 30.
f. 3, 4. Le Kabassou, Buff on, H. N. x. t. 40. Cuv. Oss.
Fos. y. 121. t. 11. f. 7, 8, 9.

a. South America.

The Tatou. Priodonta gigas. Dasypus gigas^ Cuv. Oss.
Fos. v. 125. t. 11. f. 1-5. Pr. Max . D. giganteus,
Desm. Buffon , H. N. x. t. 41. Shaw , ZooZ. i. t. 59.

a. South America. — From Bullock’s Museum.

b. South America.— Presented by Lieut. Mawe, R.N.

c. Myrmecophagina.

The Aard-vark. Orycteropus Capensis, Geoff. Myrme-
cophaga Capensis, Linn. M. Afra. Pallas , Misc . Zool.
64. Buffon , iL iV. ; Suppl. vi. t. 31. CW. Oss. Fos.
v. t. 12.

a. Cape of Good Hope. — Presented by W. Burchell,LL.D.

b. Cape of Good Hope.

c. Young female. Cape of Good Hope. — From M. Ver-
reaux’ Collection.

d. West Africa.

Orycteropus Senegalensis, Lesson , Spec. Mam. 277.

DASYPIDiE.

191

The Tamanoir. Myrmecophaga jubata, Linn. Proc . Z. S.
1839. Blumenb. Abbild. t. 82. Griffith, A . K. t. 143.
Shaw , Mus. Lever . t. 12. M. tridactyla, Linn. M.
sciurea, Pallas. Buffon , iL. iY x. t. 29. Cnv. Oss .
Tos. v. t. 9.

a. South America. — From Bullock’s Museum.

b. South America. — From Kendal’s Museum.

c. Young. British Guiana.

The Tamandua. Tamandua tetradactyla, Lesson. Myr-
mecophaga Tam and ua, Cuv. M. tetradactyla, Linn.
Pr. Max. Abbild. t. M. nigra, Geoff. M. tridactyla,
Linn. M. myosura, Pallas , Misc. 64. M. bivittata,
Geoff. M. minor, Brisson. Buff on, H. N. x. Seba,
i. t. 37. f. 2. ; t. 40. f. 1. ; n. t. 47. f. 2.

a. Yellow streak broad to the back of loins. Brazils. —
Presented by Lieut. Mawe, R.N,

b. Yellow streak narrow to the middle of back. Brazils.

c. In spirits ; young. Brazils.

The Ant-eater. Cyclothurus didactylus, Lesson. Myr-
mecophaga didactyla, Linn. Blumb. Abbild. t. 22.
Edwards , Glean . i. t. 200. M. minima, Brisson. Four-
milier, Buffon , H. N. x. t. 30.

a. In spirits. Brazils.

b. In spirits. British Guiana. — Presented by Dr. Han-
cock.

c. and d. South America.

e . Bleached ? South America.

f. South America.

d. Ornithorhynchina.

The Mullingong. Platypus Anatinus, Shaw, Nat. Misc.
j t. 385. Ornithorhynchus paradoxus, Blumb. Abbild. t.

41. Home , Phil. Trans. 1800, t. 18, 19. Cuv. Oss.

I Fos. y. t. 14. O. rufus and O. fuscus, Leach, Z. Misc.

t. 111. O. crispus, Macgillivray. O. brevirostris,

| Ogilby, Proc. Z. S.

. New Holland. — Presented by Miss Reeves.

. Half grown.

| . Young. — Presented by R. Latham, Esq. Tits spo<»i«»
mnn rl uy

192

BRADYPID.E.

d. Australia. — Presented by Dr. Merriman.

e. Discoloured by having been in spirits. Australia.

0. rufus, Leach , Zool, M'isc . 136.

f. Male. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr. Gould’s Col-
lection.

g. Namoi, New Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.
li. Skeleton. — From Dr. Mantell’s Collection.

1. Van Diemen’s Land.

The Echidna. Echidna Hystrix, Cuv . Leach , Zool.
M'isc . it. t. 90. E. longiaculeata, Tiedem. E. Austra-
liensis, Lesson. Myrmecophaga aculeata, Shaw. Orni-
thorhynchus Hystrix, Home. Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. t. 13.

a. and b. Half grown. Australia.

c. New Holland. — Presented by the Rev. F. W. Hope.

d. New7 Holland. — From Mr. Gould’s Collection.

The Brown Echidna. Echidna setosa, Cuv. Geoff. Bui.
Soc. Phil. in. t. 15. E. breviaculeata, Tiedem. Tachy-
glossus setosus, Illiger . Schreb. t. 63.

a. Young. Van Diemen’s Land. — Presented by Gen.
Thos. Hardwicke.

b. Half grown. Van Diemen’s Land.

c. and d. Adult. Van Diemen’s Land. — From Mr.
Gould’s Collection.

Fam. bradypid^:.

The Unau. Cholcepus didactylus. Bradypus didac-
tylus, Linn. Griffith , A. K. t. 138. young. Seba , i.
t. 33. f. 4; t. 34. f. 1. Buffon, H. N. xm. 34. t. 1.
Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. t. 6 ; t. 7. f. 3. 5.

a. In spirits.

b. Young ; bleached from having been in spirits.

c. Adult ; head dark brown. West Indies.

d. Adult; head grey brown. West Indies.

The Gipaxeiou. Bradypus torquatus, Illiger , Prod. 109.
Schreb. t. 64. a. Pr. Max. Abbild. t. B. cristatus,
Griffith, A. K. B. variegatus, Schinz. B. melanotus,
Sivains. Lardn. Ency. 207. fig.
a. South America. — Presented by Lord Stuart de Roth-
say.

BRADYPIDJE.

193

b. South America.

c. In spirits. South America. — From the Sloane Mu-
seum.

The Yellow-faced Sloth. Bradypus gularis, Rilppell ,
Mus . Senck, hi. 138. t. 11. B. tridactylus ft Fischer ,
Syn. 387 . Ai a dos brule, Fischer .

a. South America.

5. ? Young; back with the yellow spot.

The Sloth or Ai. Bradypus tridactylus, Linn. Pr,
Max . Abbild. t. Ai, Buffon , //. N. xiii. t. 5} 6. MuL
ler , Delic. n. t. 1. f. 1-3. Sloth, Edw. Glean , n. t. 310.
Shaw, Mus. Lever, i. t. 3. Griffith, A. K. t. 136 ;
t. 137, young. Cuv. Oss. Fos. v. 73, t. 4; t. 5. and
t. 7. f. 1, 2.

a. Adult; grey , sides slightly varied. South America.

b. c. and d. Young, of various ages; back varied with
white, dorsal streak distinct.

additional species.

The Cinereous Presbytis. Presbytis cinerea.
a. Malacca.

The Moustache. Cercopithecus Cephus, Erxl. Simia
Cephus, Linn. S. N. i. 39. Buff. H. N. xiv. 283. t. 39.
Audeb. iv. 19. f. 12. Mam. Lithog. t.
a. Guinea.

The White-nosed or Vaulting Monkey. Cercopi-
thecus Petaurista, Erxl. Simia Petaurista, Schreb.
t. 21. b. S. Ascanius, Audeb . iv. c. 21. f. 13. Schreb.
t. 21. c. Mam. Lithog. t. Allam . Buff. H. N. xiv.
141. t. 41. Alena g . Mus. t.
a. West Africa.

j The Yellow Baboon. Cynocephalus Papoides.

| a. Africa.

The Double-crested Capuchin. Cebus Wiedii. C.
cirrifer, Pr. Max. Abbild. t.

| a. Tropical America.

K

194

ADDITIONAL SPECIES RECEIVED

The Sumatran Kukang. Nycticebus tardigradus. Lemur
tardigradus, Raffles , Linn. Trans, vni. 247. Bennett ,
Gard.Zool. Soc. 139. fig. Hoeven. Nat. Tijdschr. vm.
345. t. 3, 4. 8.

a. 5. Sumatra.— Presented by the East India Company.
c. Greyer, young. Singapore.

The Maholi. Galago Maholi, A. Smithy Rep. S. A. Assoc .

42. S. Afr. Zool. t. 8. 8*.
a. S. Africa. — From the South African Museum.

The Guandira. Guandira Cayanensis.
a . Cayenne.

Leach’s Leaf-nosed Bat. Monophyllus Leachii, Gray9
Zool. Sulph. 18.
a. Realejo, Central America.

Waterhouse’s Macrotus. Macrotus Waterhousii,
Gray , Proc. Zool. Soc . 1843. Zool. Sulph . 16.
a. 5. and c. Jamaica. — Presented by R. Parnell, M.D.

The Tasmanian Noctule. Noctulina Tasmanensis.
a. Van Diemen’s Land.

Parnell’s False Leaf-nose. Phyllodia Parnellii, Gray9
Proc. Zool. Soc. 1843. Foy. Sulph. 23.
a. and h. Jamaica. — Presented by R. Parnell, M.D.

The Silver-bellied Kalong. Pteropus argentatus,
Gray , Zool. Sulph. 30. t.

a . — ?— Presented by Capt. Sir Edward Belcher,

R.N., C.B.

The Jaguar. Leopardus Onca, add
c. Black. S. America.

Felis nigra, Schreb.

The Kusimanse. Crossarchus obscurus, F. Cuv . Mam.

Lithog . t. Bowditch , Madeira , 221.
a. West Africa.

\

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DURING THE PRINTING OF THE LIST.

m

The Hill Fox. Vulpes montanus, Pearson , J. A . Soc.
Beng. 1836, 313. V. Nepaulensis, Gray , Mag. N. H.
1836. Canis Himalaicus, Ogilby, P . Z. S. 1836, 103.
Royle, Flor . Cashm.

a. India, Nepal. — Presented by the Rev. R. Ewing.

The American Weasel. Mustela Cicognanii, Bonap.
P. Z '. S.

a . N. America.— Presented by John Richardson, M.D0
The specimen described by the Prince of Canino.

Richardson’s Stoat. Mustela Richardsonii, Bonap .

M, Erminea, Rich . N. Z. 46.
a. N. America. — Presented by John Richardson, M.D.
The specimen named by the Prince of Canino.

The Long-tailed Stoat. Mustela longicaudata, Bo-
nap. Rich. N. Z.

a. N. America. — Presented by John Richardson, M.D.
The specimen named by the Prince of Canino.

The Nyentek. Helictis orientalis. Gulo orientalis,
Horsf. Z. Java . t. My dans macrurus, Kuhl . Tenon .

Mon. i. xx. 15. Viverra brevicauda, Desch. Mss.
a. Java.

The Olive Coati. Nasua olivacea.
a. Santa Fe de Bogota.

The Sharp-nosed Squirrel. Rhinosciurus Tupaioides,
Gray. Sciurus laticaudatus, Muller , Z. Ind. Arch.
t. 15. f. 1, 2, 3??
a. Singapore.

k 2

CORRECTIONS.

Page 6 To C. nictitans, add as a synonym, C. Martinii, Waterk,

Proc. Zool. Soc. 1838, 58.

lh —Cebus cirrifer , erase reference to Pr. Max . Abhild. t.

16. — Lemur coronatus , add Zool. Sulph. t. 4.

16. — Nycticebus Javanicus , erase the references to Raffles and

Bennett , and specimens b. c. and d ., and add, Stenops
Javanicus, Hoeven, Nat. Tijdschr. viii. 345. t. 6. f. 1,
2, 3; t. 7. f. 5. 7.
b. Java.

■ 18 Sturnira spectrum , add Zool. Sulph. t. 6. f. 1.

19. — Arctibeus verrucatus, should be Carollia verrucata,

Gray , Zool. Sulph. t. 8. f. 3.

20 . —Phyllostoma elongatum, add Zool. Sulph. t. 8. f. 2., not.

Geoff. Am. Mus. xv. t. 6. change to Phyllostoma
Geoffroyii.

— — - 20. — Phyllophora megalotis, add Zool. Sulph. t. 5. f. 2.

- 20.— Phyllophora nigra , add Zool. Sulph. t. 5. f. 1.

34 Mosia nigrescens , add Zool. Sulph. t. 6. f. 2.

■ 36 — Diclidurus Freyreisii , add Zool. Sulph. t. 8. f. 1.

50. — Genetta Richardsoni. Mr. Waterhouse believes this to be

the young of his G. Poensis, Proc. Z. Soc. 1838, 59.

108. —For Mus affinis, read Acanthomys affinis.

116.— The Katse Meriones Labradorius should have preceded

Gerbillus Labradorius.

125 For Caviura, read Caviina.

134.— The Golden-streaked Taguan, add Pteromys nobilis.

I •

t

INDEX OF DONATIONS.

Admiralty (Lords of the), 33.35.
73. 153.

Alexander (Miss), 35.

Amburgh (Mr. Van), 39.

Asiatic Soc. of Bengal (Mus.),
17- 33.

Atkins (John), Esq., 40.

Bachmann (Rev. Dr.), 76. 117*
135. 137, 138.

Back (Capt. Sir G.), R.N., 65.
70. 129. 147.

Baker (Mr. Joseph), 59. 65, 66.
79, 80. 82. 109. Ill, 112. 118.
126. 133.

Banks (Lady), 73.

Barclay (John), Esq., 137.
Belcher (Capt. Sir Edw.), R. N.
C.B., 10. 19. 34. 36, 37- 59.
65, 66. 72. 74. 78. 84. 128.
139. 145. 195.

Bell (Jacob), Esq., 151.

Bell (Thos.), Esq., 19, 20. 30.
35.

Bennett (G.), Esq., 1. 22.
Bennett (John Joseph), Esq.,
105.

Bevan (Capt.), 36.

Blewitt (Octavian), Esq., 29.
Bonelli (Prof.), 22.

Bowdage (C.), Esq., 57*

Brookes (Joshua), Esq., 76.
Burchell (Wm.), Esq., LL.D.,
41. 46. 52. 68. 153, 154, 155.
157- 160, 161, 162. 164, 165.
170. 183, 184. 190.

Burnett (Sir Wm.) and Fitzroy
(Capt.), 42. 59, 60. 121, 122.
124, 125. 127, 128. 171. 176.
189,190.

Burton (James), Esq., 24. 38. 46.
51. 60. 62. 160. 168. 173.

Bynoe ( ), Esq., R.N., 88.

91, 92.

Campbell (Mrs.), 167-
Campbell (Mrs. A. G.), 162.
Cawdor (Earl of), 63.

Chant (John), Esq., 19.
Charlesworth (Edw.), Esq., 50.
65. 150.

Children (J. G.), Esq., 19. 44.
49. 137.

Christie (Dr. Turnbull), 17- 23.

25. 37, 38. 45. 59, 60. 161.
Churton (H.), Esq., 79.
Clapperton (Capt.), R.N., 50.
Clapperton (Capt.) and Denham
(Col.), 151/153. 156. 158.
170.

Cobb (Col.), 104.

Cole (H.), Esq., 80.

Collie (Alex.), Esq., R.N., 130.
146.

Cooper (Daniel), Esq., 118.

Corse (John), Esq., 184.

Cottle (Thomas), Esq., 35.

Cross (Edw.), Esq., 7? 6, 9, 10.
15.41. 43, 44. 47. 51, 52. 54,
55, 56, 57. 86, 97. 157. 161.
177, 178, 179. 186.

Cumings (W.), Esq., 5.

198

INDEX OF DONATIONS.

Cunningham (A.), Esq., 83, 84.
95. 105. 113.

Darwin (Charles), Esq., 171.
Delessert (M. Adolphe), 142.
Derby (Earl of), 15. 45. 49, 50.
62. 87. 126. 128. 131. 153.
155. 157, 158, 159, 160, 161,
162. 165, 166. 170, 171. 175.
177- 382. 184. 186. 188.
Dodgson (Mr. Geo.), 36. 187-
Doubleday (Edw.).Esq., 65. 138.

145.

Doubleday (Henry), Esq., 80.
Douglas (Lady Katherine), 128.
Downes (Capt. Edw.), R.N., 24.
35.

Drummond (H.), Esq., 80.

Du cane (P.), Esq., 168-178.

East India Company, 3. 8. 16, 17*
20, 21. 23. 26, 27. 29. 31, 32,
33, 34. 38, 39. 43. 48. 52. 56.
67- 69, 70, 71. 76. 79. 134, 135,
136, 137. 141, 142, 143, 144.
172, 173. 194.

Elliott (Walter), Esq., 17* 21,
22, 23. 29. 39. 44, 45. 48. 50.
71. 78. 81. 107, 108. 110, 111.
113. 127. 132, 133. 141. 159.
172.

Everest (Rev. G.), 40. 179.
Ewing (Rev. R.), 195.

Fitzroy (Capt.), R.N., 102, 103.
169.

Forster, Smith, and Co. (Messrs.),

107.

Fortnum (C. D. E.), Esq., 86.
94. 99.

Franklin (Capt. Sir John), R.N.,

146. 181, 182.

Fuller ( ), Esq., 75.

Geographical (Royal) Society, 13.
Gillies (Mrs.), 85. 97*

Gould (John), Esq., 45. 58. 97*
133.

Gray (G. R.), Esq., 31. 74.

Gray (J. E.), Esq., 27. 29. 115.
121. 134, 135.

Green (Jacob), M.D., 30. 32.

135.

Gregory (Rev. T. G.), 40.
Greville (Dr.), 31.

Grey (Hon. Capt. G.), 85, 86.

90. 93, 94. 96. 98. 100. 112.
Grove, (Messrs. J. and C.), 106.
Gunn (Ronald), Esq., 97- 109.

Hamilton (Dr. Buchanan), 34. 38.
Hancock (Dr.), 191.

Hardwicke (Gen. T.), 7* 15. 17.
20, 21. 29. 31. 39. 48, 49. 51,
52, 53. 56. 64. 67- 70. 75, 76.
84. 87- 93. 95. 97, 98. 103.
105. 108. 113. 132. 149. 152,
153. 164. 166, 167. 172, 173.
178. 180. 184. 187. 189. 192.
Harlan (Dr. R.), 76.

Harvey (Wm.), Esq., 93.

Hillier (J.), Esq., 154.

Hodgson (B. H.), Esq., 4. 8. 22,
23. 26, 27. 29. 32. 36. 38. 41.
43, 44, 45. 48, 49, 50. 52. 54,
55, 56, 57, 58. 61. 64. 66, 67-
69. 71- 73. 75. 108, 109. 113.
119. 122. 127. 130. 134, 135,

136. 143, 144. 150. 152. 157.
159. 166. 168. 170. 172. I74.
178. 180. 184. 189.

Home (Sir Everard), Bart., 19.
Honeywood (Major), 53. 61. 157.
Hope (Rev. F. W.), 192.
Hudson’s Bay Company, 46. 59,
60, 61. 70. 117, 118. 121. 129.
146, 147. 150. 169.

Hunterian Museum (Trustees
of), 72.

Ince (Mrs.), 105.

Jenner (Thomas), Esq., 109.
Jenyns (Rev. L.), 26. 31.
Jourdan (M.), 22. 32.

King (Capt. P. P.), R.N., 61. 69.

71. 83. 106. 125.

King (Rich.), Esq., 59.

Knapp (G.), Esq., 4, 5, 6.

Kuhl (Dr. H.), 78.

INDEX OF DONATIONS.

199

Latham (R.), Esq., 191.

Leach (Wm. Elford), M.D., 21.

26, 27, 28, 29. 75.

Leadbeater (Mr.), 75. 106. 125.
Lee (John), LL.D., 184.
Lefebvre (M.), 24.

Lewis (Wm.), Esq., 18.

Lhotsky (Dr.), 84.

Mabley ( W.), Esq., 8.
Macgillivray (John), Esq., 26.
MacLeay (W. S.), Esq., 18, 19.

30. 32. 34, 35.

Marryatt (Capt.), R.N., 6.
Masson (Mr.), 149.

Manger (Mrs.), 46. 130.

Mauger (Wm. Poole), Esq., 41.
Mawe (Lieut.), R.N., 67« 69.

189, 190, 191.

Menzies (Arch.), Esq., 72.
Merriman (Dr.), 36. 83. 191.
Morgan (John), Esq., 85.
Murray and Brockedon (Messrs.)
167.

Newfoundland Natural History
Society, 102.

Parnell (R.), M.D., 194, 195.
Partridge (Rich.), Esq., 168.
Pentland (— ) Esq., 177*

Phillips (John), Esq., 50. 120.
Prince (Mr.), 109.

Raffles (Lady), 2. 37- 141. 173.
Reeves (Miss), 191.

Reeves (J.), Esq., 2, 3. 8. 43.
47, 48. 52. 54. 62. 68, 69. 7L
143, 144. 150.

Reeves (John Russell), Esq., 44.
78.

Reid (James), Esq., 17* 58. 187.
Redman (J. S.), Esq., 18. 35.
Richardson (Dr.), 37. 63. 73. 79,
80. 92. 103. 116, 117, 118,
119, 120. 123. 129. 135. 138.
145, 146, 147, 148, 149. 170.
195.

Ridgway (Dr.), 145.

Royle (Dr.), 4. 119.

Ross (Capt. Sir John), R.N., 57-

Sabine (Joseph), Esq., 146.
Sabine (Col. Edw.), R.E., 163.
Saffron Walden Museum, 1. 47°
68.

Selys de Longchamps (M.), 118,
119.

Shaw (Miss), 46.

Sievier (Mr.), 57.

Smith (S.), Esq., 14.

Sotheby (S.), Esq., 52.

Sowerby (G. B.), Esq., 183.
Stokes (Capt.), R.N., 92.

Stuart de Rothsay (Lord), 11,
12. 14. 100. 123, 124. 192.
Surfleen (Capt. T.), 183.
Surgeons (Royal College of), 68.
105, 106. 155. 170. 182. 184.
188.

Sussex (H.R.H. Duke of), 109.
137.

Sykes (Col.), 4. 40. 46. 57- 6L
73. 122. 161. 174. 179.

Tankerville (Earl of), 151.
Thompson (J. V.), Esq., 120.
Thompson (W.), Esq., 126. 128.
Thomson (T.), Esq., R.N., 4, 5,
6. 16. 28. 47. 50. 133. 140.
163.

Whitshed (Lady), 151.
Wickham (Capt.), 95.
Widdrington (Capt. S. E.), R.N.,
46. 51.

Wilkinson (Sir J. Gardner), 25.

108. 129. 160, 161.
Willoughby d’Eresby (Lord).
176.

Woodfall (H. D.), Esq., 120.
Wright (Joseph), Esq., 124. 178.
Wright (Mrs.), 180.

United Service Museum, 32.

Yarrell (W.), Esq., 44. 119.

Zoological Society of London, 42.
154.

INDEX

Aard Vark, 190.

Abellii (Sim.), 1.

Abietum (Martes), 63.
Abrocoma, xxiv.
Abrothrix, xxiv. 114.
Abuhard, 156.

Abu Schom, 59.
Abyssinica (Gen.), 49.

Aby ssinicus ( B os ) , 151;

(Hippopot.), 188; (Hy-
rax), 187 ; (Mus), 110.
Acanthion, xxiv.
Acanthomys, xxiii. 108.
Acanthurus, (Erin.), 82.
Acerodon, xix.

Aehseus, xxviii.

Acomys, xxiii.

Aeontium (Dipus), 131.
Acrobates, xxii. 83 ; (Sciu-
rus), 135.

Acronotus, xxvi. 157.
Aeuchy (Cavia), 124.
Aculeata (Myrm.), 192.
Aculeatus (Bos), 152.
Aeuticornis (Cervus), 181.
Addax (Antil.), 156.
Adelaidensis (Mus), 111.
Adive, 61.

jEgocerus, xxvi. 158.
AEgyptiaca (S.), 8.
.Egyptiacus (Canis), 60;
(Erin.), 81; (Pteropus),

37.

AEgyptise (Ichn.), 51.
JEgyptius (Lepus), 129;
(Mus), 130.

AEliani (Phacoch.), 185.
.Elio, xix.

Emodius (Lepus), 127.
Ethiopica (Capra), 158.
Ethiopicus, (Sus), 185.
Ethiops, (Sim.), 7*
Affinis, (Cynopterus), 39;
(Felis), 45; (Mus), 108;
(Moschus), 173; (Phas-
cog.), 99.

Afra (Gerbillus), 131 ;

(Myrmeco.), 190.
Africana (Arctom.), 149;
(Atherura), 123; (Ma-
nis), 188; (Meph.) 67-
Africanus (Elephas), 183;
(Gerbillus), 131; (Leo),
39; (Lepus), 129; (Ovis),
169; (Phac.), 185; (Rhi-
noc.), 186; (Sus), 185.
Agilis (Hyl.), 2; (Pithe-
cus), 2.

Agiump, 144.

Agouara, 74.
Agouarachary, 60.
Agouchy, 124.

Agouti, 124.

Agrarius (Mus), 112.
Agrestis (Arvicola), 118;

(Mus), 119.

Agrias (S.), 1.

Aguti, xxv. ; (Mus), 124.
Ahu, 160. 176.

AS, 193.

Aie-aie, xviii.

Ailurina, xxi.

Ailurops, xxii.

Ailurus, xxi. 75.

Akodon, xxiv.

Alactaga, xxv. 131.

Alba (Meles), 74; (Pha-
lang.), 84.

Albescens (Ichneum.), 53.
Albicauda (Ichneumia),
53; (Phoca), 102.
Albicadatus (Otomys), 117.
Albicaudis (Ichneumon),

53.

Albicaudus (Herp.), 53.
Albiceps (Sciurus), 136.
Albifrons (Antil.), 161 ;
(Lemur), 15; (Paradox.) ,

54, 55.

Albimana (Sim.) 2.
Albipes (Antil.), 154; (Cer-
vus), 174; (Hapalotis),
115; (Mus), 110.
Albirostris (Dicot.), 186;
(Mus), 112.

Albispinus (Echimys),122.
Albiventer (Noctilio), 33;

(Pteromys), 134.
Albivittatus (Sciurus),
144.

Albogularis (Heterop.),92.
Alboniger (Sciuropt.), 135.
Albus (Diclid.), 36; (Le-
pus), 126; (Macropus),
87 ; (Ursus), 73.
Alcelaphus, xxvi.
Alces,xxvii.l82; (Cervus),
182.

Alchis, xxvii.

Alexanderii (MacrosceL),

77-

Alfurus (Bab.), 185.
Algazel, 156.

Allam, 193.

Allamandi (Galictis), 68.
Alleni (Galago), 16.
Alopex (Canis), 59.
Alouata, xvii.

Alouate, 11.

Alpaca (Auchenia), 171.
Alpina (Arctom.), 147?
(Capra), 167; (Mar-
motta) , 148 ; ( Must ) , 67.
Alpinus (Canis), 57; (Le-
pus),^; (Sciurus), 139.
Altaica (Martes), 63 ;
(Must.), 67.

Altaicus (Arctom.), 147;

(Lepus), 126.

Altivolans (Vesp.), 31.
Amazonica (Mephit.), 69.
Ambliodon, xx.

Amblotis, xxii.
Ambulatores, xxi.

Amer (Genetta), 49.
Americana (Antiloc.), 170;

(Tamias), 145.
Americanus (Arvicola),
118; (Lepus), 129; (Ma-
nat.), 107 ; (Moschus),
174; (Noctilio), 33; (On-
datra), 121; (Sciuropt.),
135; (Tapirus), 184;
(Ursus), 72.

Amictus (Call.), 13.
Ammomys, xxiv.
Amphibius (Hippopot.),
188; (Mus), 118.
Amphisorex, xxi.
Amplexicaudata (Phyll.),
20; (Xanth.), 37.
Amplexicaudatus (Pte~
rop.), 37.

Ananareus, xxiii.
Anarnaeus, xxiii.

Anatinus (Platypus), 191.
Ancylodon, xxiii.
Andersonii (Narwhal), 107*
Anisonyx, xxvi.
Anistiophori, xix. 24.
Annulatus (Sciurus), 140.
Ancema, xxv.

Anomala (Sim.), 9.
Anomalurus, xxv. 133.
Anomalus (Mus), 120 ;

(Sciurus), 142.

Angouya (Mus), 114.
Anoura, xviii. 21.

Ansoni (Phoca), 103.

Anta (Tapirus), 184.
Antarcticus (Canis), 59.
Antechinus, xxii. 99, 100.
Ant-eater, 191.

Anthus (Canis), 59.
Anthropithecus, xvii.
Antilocapra, xxvi. 170.
Antilope, xxvi. 162.

INDEX.

201

Antilopinus (Osphrant.),
91.

Antiquorum (Cyn.), 9;
(Delph.), 104; (Felis),
40 ; (Hyaena), 46.

Aodon, xxiii.

Aonix, xxi.

Aonyx, xxi. 71.

Aotes, xviii.

Aotus, xviii.

Apar (Dasypus), 189.
Apara, 189.

Apella (Cebus), 11.

Aperaea (Cavia), 125.
Apicalis (Meriones), 132;

(Phascog.), 99.
Apiculatus (Herp.), 51;

(Hipposid.), 23.
Aplocerus, xxvi.
Aplodontia, xxvi. 150.
Aquaticus (Lemmus), 118;
(Lepus), 127; (Sorex),
76.

Arabica (Antil.), 161; (Ca-
pra), 168; (Camelus),
171; (Fennecus), 62.
Arabiae (Camelus), 171.
Arachnocebus, xviii.
Arachnoides (Brachyte-
les), 10.

Araguato, 11.

Araneus (Sorex), 78, 79.
Arboreus (Mus), 113.
Arctibeus, xviii. 18, 19.
Arctictis, xx. 54.

Arcticus (Gulo), 68; (Le-
pus), 126; (Rosmarus),
102.

Arctocephalus, xxiii. 103.
Arctomys, xxv. 147;

(Mus), 148.

Arctonyx, xxi. 70.
Arctopithecus, xviii.
xxviii.

Arctos (Ursus), 72.
Arenarius (Lepus), 128.
Argentatus (Canis), 61;

(Pteropus), 194.

Ariel (Petaurus), 184.

Aries, xxvi.; (Ovis), 169.
Aristotelis (Cervus), 179.
Ariteus, xix. 21.

Armadillo, xxvii. 189.
Armiger (Hipposid.), 23.
Armillata (Felis), 42.

Arne (Bos), 152.

Arocethrus, xxv.

Aroussen, 138.

Arvalis (Mus), 118, 119.
Arvicanthis, xxiv.

Arvicola, xxiv. 118, 119.
Arvicolina, xxiv. 116.
Ascanius (Simia), 193.
Aseomys, xxv.

Asellia, xix. 24.

Ashkoko, 187-
Asiatica (Didelph.), 91;
(Elephas), 183; (I-lal-
mat.), 91; (Mus), 109;
(Rhinoc.), 186.

Asinus, xxvii. 183.
Aspalacidac, xxv. 148.

Aspalax, xxi. xxv. ; (Mus),
148.

Aspalomys, xxvi.
Aspalomyx, xxv.
Assamensis (Sciurus), 143.
Assapan, 135.

Asse, 62.

Astromyctes, xxi. 76.
Astuta (Basaris), 50.
Aswail, 73.

Atak, 102.

Atalapha, xix.

A teles, xvii. 10.

Ater (Ateles), 10; (Icti-
des), 54.

Atherura, xxiv. 123.
Atrodorsalis (Sciurus), 143.
Attenuatus (Delphin.),
105.

Attys (S.), 7.

Atylax, xx.

Auchenia, xxvii.
Aulacodus, xxiv. 122.
Aurantiacus (Pteromys),
134.

Auratus (Ambliodon), 55;
(Cercop.), 3.

Aureiventer (Sciurus), 137.
Aureus (Callomys), 122;
(Canis), 58. 62; (Cer-
vus), 173; (Paradox.), 55.
Auricularis (Gerbillus),
131.

Auriculatus (Erin.), 82.
Aurita (Antil.), 158; (Pe-
ram.), 96; (Viverra), 62.
Auritus (Didelph.), 100;
(Erin.), 81; (Jacchus),
14; (Manis),188; (Vesp.),
25.

Auriventer (Must.), 66.
Aurobrunnea (Lutra), 7L
Auropunctata (Herp.), 52.
Aurostictus (Sciuropt.),
134.

Australasiae (Can.), 57;
(Mus), 112.

Australiensis (Echidna),
192.

Australis (Bal.), 104 ; (Ca-
via), 125; (Manat.), 107;
(Petaurus), 83; (Pseu-
domys),113; (Scotoph.),
29.

Avahi, xviii. ; (Semno-
ceb.), 16.

Avellanarius (Muscard.),
133.

Avenarius (Mus), 112.
Aviculoides (Mus), 114.
Awinnak, 119.

Axis, xxvii. 178, 179;

(Cervus), 178.

Ayer, 184.

Aygula (S.), 7.

Azarae (Canis), 60; (Di-
delph.), 100.

Baboon, 8.

Babouin (Cynocephalus),

9.

Babirussa, xxvii. 185.

Babyrussa (Sus), 185.
Bactrianus (Camelus), 171.
Badgareit, 188.

Badger, 70.

Badius (Herp.) 51; (Rhi-
zom.), 150.

Bajing, 141.

Bajjerkeit, 188.

Bahrainga (Cervus), 178.
Balaena, xxiii. 104.
Balsenidae, xxiii. 104.
Balaenoptera, xxiii. 104.
Balantia, xxii.

Balisaur, 70.

Bandicota (Mus), 95. 108.
Bangsring, 76.

Banksii (Phalang.), 84.
Barbara (Golunda), 114;

(Must.), 67.

Barbarus (F. Leo), 39.
Barbastellus, xix. 25 ;

(Vpsd ^ Q*»

Barbata (Antil.) , 158.
Barbatus (Gulo), 67; (My-
cet.),ll; (Phacoch.), 185;
(Potamoph.), 53.

Basaris, xx. 50.

Bassii (Phase.), 95.
Bathyergus, xxv. 149.

Bear, 72.

Beaver, 121.

Bechsteinii (Vesp.), 27.
Beecheyii (Spermoph.),
146.

Beelzebul (Mycet.), 11.
Beisa (Antil.), 157.
Belangeri (Vesp.), 31.
Belcheri (Sciurus), 139.
Belideus, xxii.

Bella Ilei, 132.

Bellii (Scotoph.), 30.
Beluga, xxiii. 106.
Belzebuth (Ateles), 10.
Bene, 184.

Bengalensis (Canis), 61 ;
(Felis), 44; (Nyctin.),
34; (Viverra), 48.
Bennettii (Antil.), 161;
(Cynog.), 53; (Lepus),
129; (Macropus), 89;
(Phyll.), 19.

Bergaciv icus ( Sciurus) , 1 36.
Betjuan, 162.

Bettongia, xxii. 93, 94.
Bezoartica (Antil.), 156.
159.

Bezoarticus (Cervus), 175.
Bharatensis (Antil.), 161.
Bharsii, 56.

Bibos, xxvi.

Bicolor (Kangurus), 89
(Hippos.), 23; (Sciurus),
136; (Sorex), 79.

Bicornis (Rhinoc.), 186.
Bihastatus (Rhin.), 21.
Bilineatus (Sciurus), 141.
Billardieri (Kangurus), 90.
Binotatus (Viv.), 54.
Binturong (Arctict.), 54.
Bison, xxvi.

Bivittata (Myrm.), 191.
Bivittatus (Sciurus), 141.

K 3

202

INDEX,

Blainvillii (Mormoops),34*
Blaria, xxii.

Blarina, xxii.

Blaue-Bock, 158.
Blauw-Bockje, 163.

Blepotis (Vesp.), 26.
Bles-Mole, 148.

Bloss Bock, 161.

Boar, 184.

Bobac, 148.

Bokkol, 141.

Bombayanus (Sciurus),
136.

Bonariensis (Mus), 121.
Bondar. (Paradox.), 54.
56

Bontebock, 161. 166.
Booduga (Leggada), 114.
Boothiae (Sciurus), 139.
Borealis (Arvicola), 119;
(Felis), 46; (Geomys),
149; (Rorqualis), 104.
Bos, xx vi. 151.

Bosch Bock, 165.
Bosch-Vark, 185.
Bosephalus, xxvi. 155.
Bottse (Oryct.), 149; (Sci-
ur.), 146.

Bougainvillii (Peram.),96;

(Phal.), 84.

Bouquetin, 167*

Bovidae, xxvi. 151.

Bovina, xxvi. 151.
Brachycerus (Bos), 153.
Brachyotis(Cerc.),75; (Pe-
trog.), 92.

Brachyotus (Sciurus), 144.
Rrachyphylla, xviii. 20.
Brachyrhynchus (Ma«
crosc.), 77.

Brachy teles, xvii. 10, 11.
Brachyura (Manis), 188.
Brachyurus, xviii. xxiv.
13; (Herp.), 52; (Inu-
us), 9; (Macr.), 90;
(Pangol.), 8.
Bradylemur, xviii.
Bradypidae, xxviii. 192.
Bradypus, xxviii. 192.
Brairo, 70.

Brantsii (Euryotis), 116.
Brasiliana (Lutra), 70.
Brasiliensis (Canis), 60;
(Equus), 183; (Keriv.),
28; (Lutra), 70; (Mo-
lossus), 36; (Mus), 114.
125; (Must.), 66; (Ur-
sus), 68.

Breviaculeata (Echidna),
192.

Brevicaudata (Manis),
188.

Brevicaudatum (Pachyso-
ma), 39 ; (Phyll.), 19.
Brevicaudatus (Gerbillus),
131; (Halm.), 90.
Breviceps (Pet.), 83.
Brevimanus (Plec.), 25.
Brissonii (Cebus), 10.
Brooksii (Catoblepas),
154.

Bruang, 73.

Bruce! (Fennecus), 62 ;

(Rhinoc.), 186.

Bruh, 7 .

Brunii (Kangurus), 89.91.
Brunnea (Hyaena), 47*
Brunneus (Lemur), 16.
Buansuah, 57.

Bubale, 157.

Bubalides, xxvi.

Bubalina (Antil.), 166.
Bubalis(Antil.),157; (Bos),
152.

Bubalus, xxvi., 152.
Buduga, 114.

Buffalo, 152.

Buffelus (Bos), 152.
Buffonii (Erethiz), 123.
Bulau, 81.

Bulu, 43.

Burchelli (Antil.), 162;
(Asinus), 183; (Rhi-
noc.), 187-
Burnettii (Cere.), 6.
Bursarius (Geomys), 149.

Caama (Antil.), 157; (Ca-
nis), 62.

Caballus (Equus), 183.
Cabiai Elephantipede, 184.
Cabrit, 170.

Cacajao, xviii.

Cacomixle, 50.
Cadaverinus (Ursus), 72.
Caeeutiens (Bathyerg.),149.
Caelogenys, Xxv. 125.
Caerulea (Antil.), 163.
Caerulescens (Sorex), 78.
Caffer (Bos), 153; (Herp.),
51,52; (Mus), 130; (Gto-
eyon), 62; (Felis), 45;
(Viv.), 51.

Cahirinus (Mus), 108.

Caji (Boseleph.), 157.
Calaeno (Yesp.), 37.
Calcarata (Romicia), 26.
Californianus (Ovis), 169.
Californica (Lutra), 71*
Caligata (Felis), 45.
Caligatus (Arctom.), 147.
Calliope, xxvi.

Callithrix, xvii. xviii. 12,
13.

Callomys, xxiv. xxv. 112.
Calocephalus, xxiii.
Calotes (Mustela), 139.
Calpacus (Canis), 61.
Cambing Outan, 166.
Camel, 171.

Camelina, xxvii.
Camelopard, 170.
Camelopardalis, xxvi. ;

(Cervus), 170.
Camelopardina, xxvi. 170.
Camelus, xxvii. 171.
Campagnol, 118.
Campbelliae (Antil.), 162.
Campestris (Cervus), 176;

(Mus), 112.

Campsiurus, xxi.

Camus (Rhinoc.), 187-
Canadensis (Castor), 121;
(Cervus), 177; (Dipus),

116; (Felis), 46; (Glis),
147; (Mustela), 63; (Sea-
lops), 76 ; (Talpa), 76.

Cancrivora (Didelph.),
101; (Urva), 50.

Cancrivorus (Ursus), 74.

Canescens (Gulo), 67.

Caniceps (Sciuropt.), 135;
(Sciurus), 143.

Canina, xx. 56; (Pha-
lang.), 85; (Phoca), 102 ;
(Yesp.), 34.

Caninus (Erin.), 82.

Canis, xx. 57, 58, 59.

Canna (Antil.), 155.

Cano-Viridis (Cere.), 5.

Capaccinus, xix.

Caparro, 10.

Capensis (Camelop.), 170;
(Cavia), 187; (Delph.),
105, 106; (Felis), 41;
(Fossor), 149; (Graphi-
urus), 133; (Hippopot.),
188; ( Hyaena) , 47 ; ( Le»
pus), 128; (Lutra), 71;
(Mus), 148; (Myrmeco.),
190; (Oryx), 156; (Oto-
mys), 116; (Rhin.), 22;
(Ryz.), 53; (Sciurus),
144; (Sorex), 78; (Vesp.),
32; (Viv.), 68; (Yerbua),
130; (Zor.), 67-

Capistratus (Sciurus), 137-

Capra, xxvi. 167, 168.

Capraea (Capreolus), 176.

Caprea, xxvii.

Capreolus, xxvii. 176; (An-
til.), 165; (Cervus), 176-

Capricorni, 167.

Capricornis, xxvi. 166.

Caprios, xxii.

Capromys, xxiv.

Capucin, 11.

Capucina (Sim.), 12.

Capybara (Cavia), 125.

Caracal (Felis), 46.

Caracala, xx. 46.

Caraya (Mycetes), 11.

Carbonarius (Mac.), 7.

Carcajou, 46.

Carcharias (Viv.), 53.

Cariacou, 175.

Cariacus, xxvii. 175.

Carinatus (Sorex), 80.

Carnatica (Megad.), 21.

Carolii (Vesp.), 26.

Carolinensis (Sciurus), 138.

Carollia, xviii.

Carpolegos (S.), 7*

Castaneo-ventris (Sciu-
rus), 143.

Castaneus (Gul.), 63; (So-
rex), 79.

Castanotis (Chserop.), 96.

Castor, xxiv. 121.

Castorina, xxiv. 121.

Castoroides (Mus) , 121.

Cataphracta, xxvii.

Catesbyii (Sciurus), 137.

Cathia (Must.), 66.

Catoblepas, < xxvi. 154.

Catodon, xxiii.

INDEX.

203

Catolynx (Felis), 45.

Catta (Lemur), 15.

Cattus (Felis), 44.
Caucasica (Capra), 167*
Caudatus (Sciurus), 142.
Caudifera (Glossoph.), 20.
Caudivolvula (Viv.), 75.
Caudivolvulus, xxi.
Cavernarum (Brachyphyl-
la), 19.

Cavia, xxv. 125.

Cavifrons (Bos), 152; (Pha-
lang.), 84.

Caviina, xxv. 125.

Cavy, 125.

Cawquaw, 123.

Cebidse, xvii. 10.
Cebugale, xviii.

Cebus, xvii. 11, 12.
Celaeno, xix.

Celebica (Antil.), 153.
Celidogaster? (Felis), 41.
Centenes, xxii.

Centetes, xxii. 82.
Centetina, xxii.
Centronycteris, xix.
Centurio, xix. 34.
Ceonyx,xxii.; (Manis),188.
Cepate (Sciurus), 140.
Cephalopachus, xviii.
Cephalotes, xix.
Cephalophorus, xxvi. 162,
163.

Cephalopterus (Cere.), 4.
Cephus (Simia), 193.
Ceratodon, xxiii.
Cercocebus, xvii. 7*
Cercolabes, xxv. 124.
Cercolabina, xxiv. 123.
Cercoleptes, xxi. 75.
Cercoleptina, xxi.
Cercopithecus, xvii. 5, 6.
Cercomys, xxiv.

Cerdo (Megalotis), 62.
Cervicapra, xxvi. 159;

(Capra), 159.

Cervina (Ovis), 169.
Cervulus, xxvii.

Cervus, xxvii. 177-
Cetacea (Halich.), 107.
Cete, xxiii. 104.

Cetus, xxiii.

Ceylonensis (Viverra), 55.
Ceylonica (Viverra), 55.
Ceylonicus (Lemur), 15.
Chaema, 9.
Chseropithecus, xvii.
Chaeropus, xxii. 96.
Chaetomys, xxiv. 123.
Chalybeata (Felis), 40.
Chama (Canis), 62.
Chameck (Ateles), 9.
Chamoise, 167-
Chati (Fel.), 42.

Chaus, xx. 44, 45; (Felis),
45.

Cheetul, 178.

Cheiromelcs, xix.
Cheiromys, xviii.

Chetah, 46.

Chevrotain (de Java), 173.
Chibiguazu (Felis), 42.

Chickara (Antil.), 159.
Chickaree, 138.

Children! (Phyll.), 19.
Chiloniscus, xxviii.
Chilonycteris, xix. 34.
Chimpanzee, 1.

Chincha, xxi.

Chinchilla, xxv. 130;

(Eriomys), 130.
Chinchillina, xxv. 130.
Chinensis (Felis), 43; (Lu-
tra), 71 ; (Rhizom.), 150;
(Sciurus), 144.
Chingkau, 3.

Chirogaleus, xviii. 16, 17-
Chironectes, xxiii.
Chiropotes, xviii. ; (Sim.),
13.

Chiru (Antil.), 157.
Chlamyphorus, xxviii.
Chloromys, xxv.
Cholaepus, xxviii. 192.
Chondrorhynchus, xxi.
Chora (Antil.), 155.
Chorok, 66.

Choromandus (Hyl.), 2.
Chouka, 159.

Chousinga, 159.

Christii (Antil.), 161 ; (Ple-
cotus), 25.

Chrysochlorina, xxi.
Chrysochloris, xxi. 76.
Chry sogaster ( Hy drom. ) ,
121; (Moschus), 172.
Chrysomys, xxv. 150.
Chrysopus (Ceb.), 12.
Chrysostrix (Sciuropt.),
134.

Chry surus (Canis), 61.
Chtonoergus, xxv.

Chuva, 10.

Cicognanii (Mustela), 195.
Ciliatus (Sorex), 80.
Cinerea (Didelph.), 101;
(Lutra), 71; (Otaria),
103; (Sim.), 9.
Cinereo-Argentatus (Ca-
nis) , 60.

Cinereo-Viridis (Cere.), 5.
Cinereus (Phascol.), 87;
(Philand.), 101; (Pres-
bytis), 193; (Sciurus),
137.

Cinnamomeus (Mus), 122;
(Sorex), 79.

Cirrifer (Cebus), 11, 193.
Cirrifera (Sim.), 11.
Citillus, xxv. ; (Mus), 146.
Civetta, xx. ; (Viverra),
47.

Civettoides (Viverra), 48.
Cladobates, xxi.

Clavatus (Cervus), 175.
Clivosus (Rhin.), 22.
Coaita, 10.

Coassus, xxvii. 174.

Coati, xxi. 74.

Cobaia, xxv.

Cobay a (Cavia), 125.
Cocoon, 154.

Coendoo, 123.

Coendu, xxv.

Coescoes, xxii.

Collaris (Arctonyx), 70;
(Cercoc.),7; (Erin.), 81;
(Pteropus), 37; (Sorex),
80; (Ursus), 72.

Colobus, xvii. 4, 5.

Colugo, 17.

Colus (Antil.), 160.
Comatus (Atel.), 5; (Pa=
pio), 9.

Commersonii (Cheiroga-
leus), 13.

Communis (Barbastellus),
25; (Phoca), 102; (Pho-
caena), 106; (Plecotus),
25; (Putorius), 64.
Comosa (Sim.), 5.
Compressicornis (Anti-
lope), 153.

Compressus (Delph.), 105.
Concinna (Petrog.), 92.
Concinnus (Sorex), 79.
Concolor (Felis), 41 ; (Sper-
moph.), 146.

Condoma, 155.

Condylura, xxi.
Conepatus, xxi. 69.
Conilurus, xxiv.

Congicus (Sciurus), 140.
Coniy (Hystrix), 123.
Connochetes, xxvi. ; (Bos) ,
154.

Conoyces, xxii.
Conspicillatus (Lagorch.),
95.

Constrictus (Sorex), 79.
Constructor (Conilurus),
115.

Cookii (Petaurus), 86 ;

(Phalang.), 84.
Coquallin, 138.

Cora (Antil.), 161.
Coronatus (Cervus), 181;

(Lemur), 15.

Corsac (Canis), 61.
Corsicanus (Cervus), 177*
Corsira, xxi. 79.

Couati, 74.

Coudu, 155.

Cougouar, 41.

Couxio (Chiropot.), 13.
Coxii (Phoca), 103.

Coyote or Cajote, 59.
Coypou (Potamys), 121.
Coypus (Mus), 121.
Crassicaudatus (Sorex), 78.
Cricetus, xxiv. 1J5;
(Mus), 115.

Cricetomys, xxiv.

Crispus (Ornithorh.), 191.
Cristata (Dasyprocta), 124;
Hystr.), 122; (Sim.), 3;
(Viverra), 47.

Cristatus (Bradypus), 192;

(Sorex), 76.

Crocotta, xx.

Crocuta, xx. 47; (Canis),
47.

Crossarchus, xx. 53. 194.
Crossii (Cercoc.), 7; (Pa-
radox.), 54.

Crossopus, xxii. 79, 80.

204

Cryptoprocta, xx.
Ctenodactylus, xxiv. 117.
Ctenomys, xxvi.

Cuandu (Hystrix), 123.
Cubensis (Scotoph.), 30.
Cueang, xviii.

Cueullatus (Ceb.), 12;

(Semno.), 3.

Cueurrita, 1 22.

Cuguacu, 174.

Culpeo, 61.

Cumingii (Octodon), 122;

(Phlaeomys), 115.
Cunicularia (Sorex), 79.
Cuniculus, xxv.; (Hyp-
sip.), 93; (Lepus), 128.
Cunninghami (Pet.), 83.
Cuon, xx. 56, 57.

Cuscus, xxii. 84.

Cuvieri (Phalang.), 86.
Cuxio, 13.

Cyclothurus, xxviii. 191.
Cynailurus, xx.
Cynhysena, xx.

Cynictis, xx. 53.
Cynocephalus, xvii. 9;

(Did.), 97; (Sim.), 9.
Cynofelis, xx.

Cynogale, xx. 53.
Cynomolgus (Sim.), 7.
Cynomys, xxv.
Cynopithecus, xvii.
Cynopterus, xix. 38, 39.
Cynopus, xx.
Cystophorina, xxiii. 103.

Dactylomys, xxiv.
Dama, xxvii. 181 ; (Cer-
vus), 181.

Damalis, xxvi. 158.
Daman, 187-

Damarensis (Georychus),
14-9; (Nyct.), 24.
Dandulana, 137.

Danis, xxi.

Darwinii (Felis), 42.
Dasycarpos (Vesp.), 28.
Dasynotus, xxiv.
Dasypidae, xxvii. 188.
Dasypina, xxvii. 189.
Dasyprocta, xxv. 124.
Dasyproctina, xxv. 124.
Dasypus, xxvii. 189.
Dasyurina, xxii. 97*
Dasyurus, xxii. 97, 98.
Daubentonia, xviii.
Daubentonii (Barb.), 25;
(Sorex), 79; (Vesp.),
26.

Dauricus (Lepus), 127.
Dauw, 183.

Decula (Antil.), 166.
Decumanoides (Mus), 109.
Decumanus (Dipus), 131;
(Mus), 108.

Decussatus (Canis), 60.
Degus (Dendrob.), 122.
Dekan (Nyctoel.), 150.
Delalandi (Aonyx), 71 5
(Otaria), 103.

Delessertii (Sciurus), 142.
Delicatulus (Moschus),

INDEX.

174; (Mus), 112.
Delphinapterus, xxiii.
Delphinidae, xxiii. 104.
Delphinorhynchus, xxiii.
Delphinus, xxiii. 104.
Delphis, xxiii. ; (Del-
phin.), 104.

Delundung, 48.
Dendrolegus, xxii. 87°
Dendromys, xxiv. 115.
Dentata (Sim.), 4.
Depressieornis (Antilope),
153.

Derbianus (Halmat.), 91;

(Pteromys), 133.
Dermipes, xxviii.

Desman, 81.

Desmarestii (Phoca), 102.
Desmodus, xviii.
Destructor (Ar vie.), 118.
Dhola (Canis), 57.
Diabolus, xxii. 97*
Diadema (Cere.), 6; (Pro-
pithecus), 15.

Diana (Sim.), 6.

Diardii (Felis), 42, 43;

(Pteromys), 134.
Diclidurus, xix. 36.
Dicotyles, xxvii. 186.
Dicranocerus, xxvi.
Didactyla (Myrmeco.),191.
Didactylis, xxviii.
Didactylus (Bradypus),
192; (Cycloth.), 191.
Didelphina, xxiii. 100.
Didelphis, xxiii. 100.
Dieb, 59.

Diemenensis (Myrmec.),

100.

Dilatatus (Nyctin.), 34.
Dingo (Canis), 57.

Dumps, xix.

Diodon, xxiii.

Diostolus (Lepus), 127.
Diphylla, xviii.

Dipina, xxv. 130.
Diplostoma, xxv.
Dipodomys, xxiv. 120.
Dipus, xxv. 130.

Discolor (Felis), 41; (My-
cet.), 11 ; (Vesp.), 28.
Ditophus (Camelus), 171.
Divergens (Trich.), 102.
Dog, 57.

Dolichurus (Mus), 110.
Doiiehotis, xxv. 124.
Dolphin, 104.

Domestica (Felis), 44;
(Martes), 63; (Ovis),
169.

Dongolensis (Felis), 45.
Donovani (?Rattus), 112.
Dorcas, xxvi.; (Antil.),
157. 160, 161. 167.

Doria (Antil.), 163.
Dormouse, 133.

Dorsalis (Halm.), 90;
(Vulpes), 62.

Dorsata (Antil.), 160;
(Hystrix), 123; (Phoca),
102.

Dorsatum (Erethizon),123.

Dorsatus (Noctilio), 33.
Dorsiger (Philand.), 101.
Dorsigera (Didelph.), 10L
Douglasii (Lepus), 127;

(Sciurus), 139.
Douroucouli, 13.

Drill, 9.

Dromas (Camelus), 171.
Dromedarius, xxvii. ; (Ca«
melus), 171.

Dromedary, 171.

Dromieia, xxii. 85.
Drummondii (Myoxus),
117.

Dryas (Myoxus), 132.
Dubb, 72.

Dubbah (Hyaena), 46.
Dubia (Phoca), 103.
Dubius (Paradox.), 56.
Dukhunensis (Canis), 57.
Dugung (Triehec.), 107-
Dugungus, xxiii.
Dumecolus (Mus), 113.
Dumeticola (Vandeleu-
ria), 113.

Duruculi (Nyct.), 13.
Dussumieri? (Delph.),i06.
Duvaucellii (Antil.), 166:

(Cervus), 178.

Duyker Bock, 162.
Dysopes, xix.

Ecaudata (Glossoph.),20.
Ecaudatus (Erin.), 82;

(Inuus), 8 ; (Peram.), 96.
Echidna, xxviii. 192.
Echimyna, xxiv. 122.
Echimys, xxiv. 122.
Echinops, xxii.
Echinosorex, xxii.
Echymipera, xxii.
Edentulus ( Phacoch. ) j 185.
Edulis (Pteropus), 37.
Edwardsii (Ichn.), 51;
(Macroscel.), 78; (Pte-
ropus), 36; (Semn.), 3.
Eland, 155.

Elaphoides (Cervus), 178.
Elaphus, xxvii. ; (Cer-
vus), 177.

Elasmodon, xxiv.

Elegans (Didelph.), 101 ;

(Maeropus), 89.
Eleomys, xxv.

Eleotragus, xxvi. 165.
Elephant, 183.
Elephantidae, xxvii.
Elephantina, xxvii. ;

(Phoca), 103.

Elephas, xxvii. 183.

Elk, 182.

Ellioti (Golunda), 113;
(Leopardus), 44; (Mus),
110.

Ellipsiprymna (Antil.),
159.

Ellipsiprymnus (Kolus),
159.

Ellobius, xxv.

Elongatum (Phyll.), 19.
Elphinstonii (Sciurus), 136.
Emarginatus (Vesp.), 26.

.

*

Emballonura, xix. 33.
Emgallo, 185.

Emraonsi (Arvicola), 112.
Empetra (Mus), 147.
Enclodocerus (Cervus),
178,

Encoubert (Dasypus), 189.
Endostoma, xviii,
Engythithia (Sim.), 5.
Enhydra, xxi.. 72.
Entellus, 4; (Sim.), 4.
Epiodon, xxiii.
Epomophorus, xix. 38 ;

(Pteropus), 38.
Eppithiun (Sciurus), 136,
Equidae, xxvii. 183.
Equina (Antil.), 158.’
Equinus (Cervus), 179.
Equus, xxvii. 183.
Eremita (Sorex), 79.
Erethizon, xxiv. 123.
Eretizon, xxiv.

Ericulus, xxii.

Erinaceus, xxii. 81, 82.
Erinacina, xxi.

Eriodes, xvii.

Eriomys, xxv.

Ermine, 65.

Erminea (Must.), 65.
Erythraea, (S.), 8.
Erythraeus (Sciurus), 142.
Erythrogenys (Sciurus),
140.

Erythropus (Sciurus), 140.
144.

Erythrotis (Cere.), 6.
Erythrotus (Felis), 45.
Esculentus (Glis), 132.
Estuans (Sciurus), 138.
Ethiops (Papio), 8.
Euchore (Antil.), 160.
Eucritus, xxv.

Eugenii (Halm. Thyl.),
90, 91.

Eupleres, xx.

Fuphractus, xxviii.
Eureodon, xxviii.
Europaea (Talpa), 75.
Europaeus (Erin.), 82;
(Lepus),125; (Mel.), 70;
(Sciurus), 139.

Euryotis, xxiv. 116.
Euryspilus (Helarctos),
73.

Evaria, xx.

Eversmanni (Arctom.),
147; (Must.), 64.

Fagorum (Martes), 63.
Faleata (Noctulina), 31.
Falcatus (Arctib.), 18.
Falklandica (Otaria), 103.
Famelicus (Can.), 62.
Familiaris (Canis), 57*
Farr, 132.

Fasciata (Peram.), 95;
(Viv.), 55.

Fasciatus (Herp.), 50;
(Myrmec.), 100; (Sus),

184.

Faseiculata (Atherura),
123.

INDEX.

Fasciculatus (Semn.), 7*
Fatuellus (Cebus), 11.
Fearonis (Felis), 46.
Felidae, xix. 39.

Felina, xix. 39; (Lutra),
71; (Viv.), 48, 49.

Felis, xx. 44.

Felinus (Nyctipithecus),
13.

Fennec, 62.

Fennecus, xx. ; (Canis),
62.

Ferae, xix. 39.

Ferox (Sim.), 8; (Ursus),
73.

Ferruginea (Tupaia), 77-
Ferrugineus (Arvicola),
117; (Gul.), 63.
Ferrum-equinum (Vesp.),
22.

Feuille (la), 21.

Fiber, xxiv. 121; (Castor),

121.

Filander, 91.

Fimbriata (Sorex), 78.
Fimbriatus (Arctibeus),
18 ; (Sciuropt.), 135.
Finlaysonii (Sciurus), 144.
Flavescens (Ariteus), 21;
(Mus), 110; (Vulpes),
60.

Flavigula (Must.), 64.
Flavimana (Presb.), 3.
Flavimanus ? (Semno.), 3.
Flavipes (Phascog.), 99.
Flaviventer (Pet.), 83.
Flavus (Cebus), 12; (Le-
mur), 75.

Floridana (Neotoma), 117.
Fluviatilis (Sorex), 79.
Fodiens (Sorex), 79.
Fcetida (Must.), 64.
Foetidus (Ursus), 69.
Fcetorius, xx.

Foina (Mustela), 63.
Forrnicarius (Ursus), 72.
Formosa (Keriv.), 27-
Formosus (Hypsip.), 93;
(Vesp.), 27-

Forsteri (Otaria), 103;

(Sorex), 79.

Fossane, 49.

Fossor (Womb.), 95.
Fossores, xxi.

Fourmilier, 191.

Fox, 59.

Franklinii (Arctom.), 147.
Fraseri (Anomal.), 133.
Frenata (Must.), 65.
Frenatus (Macropus), 88.
Freyreissii (Diclidurus),
36.

Frons (Lavia), 21.
Frontalis (Atel.), 10;

(Bos), 151 ; (Erin.), 81.
Frontatus (Brachy teles),
10; (Didelph.), 105.
Frumentarius (Cricetus),
115.

Fruticus (Macr. II.) , 89.
Fulgens (Ailurus), 75;
(Rhin.), 22.

205

Fuligihosa (Cere.), 7; (Da-
sypr.), 124; (Phalang.),
85; (Vesp.), 29.
Fuliginosum (Phyllost.),
19.

Fuliginosus (Canis), 60;
(Cere.), 7; (Col.), 4;

(Kangurus), 88; (Mo-
lossus), 35; (Scotoph.),
29.

Fulva (Noctulina), 31.
Fulviventer (Moschus),
173.

Fulvogaster (Hydrom.),

121.

Fulvogriseus (Semn.), 4.
Fulvus (Arctom.), 148;
(Arvicola), 118, 119;

(Canis), 60; (Caelog.),
124; (Hipposideros), 22.
Funambulus, xxv.
Funerus (Pteropus), 37.
Furcatus (Cervus), 176.
Furcifer (Antil.), 170.
Furcipeda, xxvi.

Furia, xix.

Furipterus, xix.

Fusca (Felis), 40; (Hyae-
na), 47; (Mustela), 71;
(Nasua), 74; (Sim.), 7;
(Talpa), 76.

Fuscicollis (Midas), 14.
Fuscipes (Mus), 111.

Fusci venter (Peram.), 96.
Fuscus (Mus), 112; (My-
cet.), 11; (Ornithorh.),
191 ; (Phased.), 87.

Gaimardii (Kangurus),
93.

Galago, xviii. xx. 17 ;

(Lemur), 16.

Galea, xxv.

Galemys, xxii. 81.
Galeolemur, xviii.
Galeopardus (Felis), 41.
Galeopithecidae, xviii. 17.
Galeopithecus, xviii. 17.
Galera, xx. 67; (Must.),
52. 67-

Galictis, xx.

Galidia, xx.

Galidictis, xx.

Gallia (Castor.), 121.
Gambianus (Herp.), 50;
(Leo), 40; (Sciurus),
140.

Gangetica (Platan.), 106.
Gangeticus (Delph.), 106.
Garangan, 51.

Gargatan, 186.
Gastromargus, xvii.
Gaurus (Bos), 151.
Gauvera (Bos, Bubalus),
151.

Gayal, 151.

Gayaeus (Bos), 152.
Gazella, xxvi. 160, 161 ;
(Antil.), 160; (Capra),
156.

Gazelle, 160.

Gelada, xvii. 9 ; (Mac.) , 8,

206

INDEX «

Gelasinus, xix.

Gelatinus (Myoxus), 122.
Gems, 167.

Gemsboc, 156.

Genetta, xx. 49, 50 ; (Vi-
verra) , 48.

Geocyon, xx.

Geoffrensis (Didelph.),105.
Geoffroyi (Anoura), 20;
(Atel.), 10; (Dasyurus),
98; (Delph.), 105; (Ga-
lago), 16; (Nyct.), 24;
(Nyctoph.), 25 ; (Phyl.),
196; (Pteropus), 37;
(Rhin.), 22 ; (Viv.), 55.
Geomys, xxv.

Georychus, xxv. 148, 149.
Geosciurus, xxv.
Gerbillus, xxiv. xxv. 116.
131.

Gerboa (Dipus), 130.
Gibbon, 2.

Gibbosa (Antil.), 156.
Giganteus (Dasyp.), 190;
(Macropos), 87; (Mus),
108; (Sciurus), 136; (So-
rex), 78.

Gigas (Canis), 59; (Dasy-
pus), 190; (Mus), 108.
Gilbertii (Hypsip.j, 94.
Gilvipes (Dasypus), 189,
Gipakeiou, 192.

Giraffa, xxvi.; (Came-
lop.), 170.

Glaeialis (Lepus), 126.
Glama (Camelus), 171.
Glareolus (Mus), 119.
Glauca (Antil.), 158; (Mus-
tela), 51.

Glires, xxiii. 108.
Gliriformis, (Phalang.),
85.

Glis, xxv.; (Monax), 147;

(Sciurus) , 132.

Gliscebus, xviii.

Glisorex, xxi.
Globiocephalus, xxiii.
Glossophaga, xviii. 20.
Gnick Gnick, 14.

Gnou, 154.

Gnu (Antil.), 154.

Goat, 168.

Golunda, xxiv. 113, 114.
Golunde (Mus), 113.
Gonagouara, 41.

Goodmani (Must.), 63.
Goojerattensis (Felis), 40.
Goral (Antil.), 166.
Gordonii (Rhinoc.), 186.
Gorgon (Antil.), 154.
Gossypina (Arvicola), 117.
Gouazou-poucon (Cer-
vus), 175.

Gouldii (Bettongia), 84;
(Hapalotis), 116; (Mus),
111 ; (Scotoph.), 30.

Gour (Bos), 151.

Goural (Antil.), 166.
Gracilis (Cebus), 12;
(Herp.), 53; (Linsang),
48; (Loris), 15; (Prio-
nodon), 48.

Graii (Hypsip.), 93.

Grampus, xxiii. 106.

Graphiurus, xxv. 133.

Grayii (Bettongia), 93;
(Erin.), 81; (Paradox.),
54.

Greenii (Scotoph.), 30.

Gregarius (Mus), 118.

Greyii(Mus),lll;(Halm.),
90; (Pseudomys), 113;
(Scotoph.), 30.

Grimmia, xxvi. ; (Antil.),
164.

Grisea (Antil.), 164; (Ke-
riv.), 28.

Griseiventer (Sciurus),
143.

Griseo-viridis (Cere.), 5.

Griseus (Canis), 60;
(Cere.), 5; (Halich.),
102; (Herp.), 52; (Leo-
pardus), 42; (Vulpes),
60.

Grisiventer (Pteromys),
133.

Grisson, 68.

Grissonia, xx. 68.

Grivet, 5.

Groenlandica (Arvicola),
120; (Bal),104; (Phoca),
102.

Grcenlandicus (Mus), 120.

Grunniens (Bos), 153.

Gryphus (Phoc.), 102.

Grys Bock, 164.

Guanaco (Camelus), 171.

Guariba (Sim.), 11.

Guazuti, 176.

Guchumbi, 75.

Gueparda, xx. 46.

Guepardus, xx.

Guillinomys, xxiv.

Guereza (Col.), 5.

Guerlingus (Myoxus), 138.

Guevi, 163.

Guib, 166.

Guigna (Felis), 43.

Guinensis (Tragulus), 163.

Gulandi, 113.

Gularis (Bradypus), 192;
(Ursus), 72.

Gulina (Must.), 67.

Gulo, xx. 68; (Must.), 68.

Gunda (Yiverra), 48.

Gundi (Mus), 117.

Gunnii (Peram.), 95.

Guttata (Felis), 46.

Guttatus (Dasyur.), 97 S
(Spermoph.), 146.

Gymnopus, xx.

Gymnura, xxii. 81 ; (Vi-
verra ?), 81.

Gymnurus (Dasyp.), 190.

Habrocoma, xxiv.

Habyssinicus (Hyrax),
187-

Hackee, 145.

Haliehaerus, xxiii. 102.

Haricore, xxiii. 107*

Halicoridas, xxiii. 107.

Hallucatus (Dasyurus), 98.

Halluf, 185.

Halmaturus, xxii. 89, 90,
91.

Hamadryas, xvii. ; (S.), 8.
Hamatus (Cervus), 170.
Hamiltonii? (Felis), 42;

(Paradox.), 54.

Hamster, 115.

Hapale, xviii.

Hapalotis, xxiv. 115, 116.
Hardwickii (Gerbillus),
131; (Mus), 113; (Must.),
64 ; (Rhinopoma), 17 ;
(Viverra), 48.

Hare, 125.

Harpiocephalus, xix.
Harplodon, xxvi.

Harpyia, xix.

Harrisii (Antil.), 159 s
(Thylae.), 97-
Hartebeest, 157.

Haruja, 185.

Hastatum (Phyllostoma),
18.

Heavisidii (Gramp.), 106.
Hedgehog, 81.

Helamys, xxv. 130.
Helarctos, xxi. 73.
Helictis, xxi. 68, 69.
Helvolus (Lemmus), 120.
Hemicapra, xxvi. 168.
Hemitragus, xxvi.
Hemigalea, xx. 56.
Hemiotomys, xxiv.
Henrici? (Must.), 64.
Hepoona, xxii. 84.
Hepoona Roo, 83.
Hercynicus (HypudseuS),
119.

Hermannii (Sorex), 79.
Hermaphrodita (Viv.), 56.
Herpestes, xx. 50, 51, 52.
Hesperomys, xxiv.
Heterodon, xxiii.
Hetoromys, xxiv. 120.
Heteropus, xxii.
Hibernicus (Lepus), 126.
Hierang, 12.

Himalayaicus (Crossop.),
80.

Himalayanus (Arctom.),
148: (Felis), 44.
Himalayensis (Canis), 57*
Hindobrinus (Castor), 121.
Hindsii (Tamias), 145.
Hippelaphus,xxvii.; (Cer-
vus), 179 ; (Tragela--
phus), 154.

Hippoerepis (Rhin.), 21.
Hippopotamina, xxvii.
Hippopotamus, xxvii. 188.
Hipposideros, xix. 23, 24 ;

(Rhinol.), 21.

Hippuris (Sciurus), 142.
Hircus, xxvi.; (Capra).
168.

Hirsutum (Opossum), 95.
Hirsutus (Mus), 113. 116;

(Paradox.), 56.
Hispanicus (O. Aries), 169.
Hispidum (Sigmodon),
117.

INDEX,

207

Hispidus (Vesp.), 24.
Hodgsoni (Antil.), 157 5
(Must.), 66 ; (Scoto-
philus), 29.

Holochilus, xxiv. 114.
Holochyse, xxiv.
Holosericea (Chrysochl.),
76.

Homimd®, xvii.

Homo, xvii. ; (Trogl.), 1.
Hoodii (Arctomys), 146.
Hoolock (Sim.), 2.
Hoonuman, 4.

Hooudar, 46.

Horse, 183.

Horsfieldii (Aonyx), 71 5
(Cynopterus), 38 ; (Ma-
croglossa), 39; (Must.),
67; (Pteromys), 134;
(Trilat.), 26.

Hortensis (Arvieola), 117;

(Didelph.), 101.
Hottentotta (Chrysochl.),
76.

Hottentotus (Bathyerg.),
149.

Houcher, 6.

Houlock (Hyl.), 2.
Howler, 11.

Huanacus (Camelus), 171.
Hudsonius (Gerbillus),
116; (Hystr.), 123; (Le-
pus), 129; (Mus), 120;
(Sciurus), 135. 138.
Humboldtii (COnep.), 69;
(Lagothrix), 10; (Nyct.),
13.

Humeralis (Sciurus), 137.
Huro, xx.; (Mustela), 63.
Huron, 68.

Hy®na, xx. 46; (Canis),
46.

Hyenina, xx. 46.
Hydrocherina, xxv. 125.
Hydrocheeris (Mus), 125.
Hydrochaerus, xxv. 125.
Hydrodamalis, xxiii.
Hydromys, xxiv. 121.
Hydrophilus (Arvieola),
119; (Sorex),79.
Hydropithecus ? (Trich.),
107.

Hydrosorex, xxii.
Hyaenoides (Canis), 62.
Hy®nomelas (Canis), 46.
Hyenoide (Viverra), 47.
Hylobates, xvii. 2.
Hylogale, xxi.

Hylomys, xxi.

Hymalaicus (Canis), 194.
Hypexodon, xix.
Hypoderma, xix.
Ilypoleuca ? (Sim.), 12.
Hypoleucus (Cebus), 12;

(Sciurus), 137*
Hypophyllax (Can.), 57*
Hypoxanthus (Ateles), 10.
Hypsicebus, xviii.
Hypsiprymnus, xxii. 94.
Hypudacus, xxiv.

Hyrax, xxvii. 187*
Hystrieid®, xxiv. 122.

Hystricina, xxiv. 122.
Hystrix, xxiv. 122, 123;
(Echidna), 192.

Ibex (Antil.), 64; (Ca-
pra), 167.

Ichneumia, xx. 53.
Ichneumon, xx.; (Viv.),
50 51.

Icria (Mus), 108.

Ictides, xx.

Illinensium (Didelph .) ,

100.

Imberbis (Ibex), 160.
Impophoo, 155.

Inauris (Erin.), 82; (Se-
tiger.), 82.

Inauritus (Erin.), 82; (Ur-
sit.), 68.

Inconspicuus (Leop.), 44.
Indica(Arvicola),110; (Ha-
lich.), 107 ; (Cristata
Hystr.), 122; (Lutra),
71 ; (Meminna), 172;
(Viverra), 48.

Indicus (Bos), 151, 152;
(Elephas), 183; (Equus),
183; (Gerbillus), 132;
(Lepus), 127; (Mos-
chus), 173; (Mus), 110;
(Rhinoc.), 186; (Sacca-
lius),58; (Sciurus), 136;
(Sorex), 78; (Sus), 185;
( Tapirus) , 184 ; ( Tragu-
lus), 163; (Ursus), 68;
(Vulpes), 61.

Indri, xviii. 16.

Indris, xviii.

Inermis (Rhinoc.), 186.
Infulatus (Call.), 13.
Infumatus (Gastromar-
gus), 10.

Inodorus (Sorex), 78.
Inornata, (Petrog.), 92.
Insidiosa (Hystr.), 123.
Insidiosus (Sphiggurus),
123.

Insignis (Rhin.), 23; (Sci-
urus), 141.

Intermedius (Delph.),105;

(Sciurus), 138.
Interscapularis (Antil.),
166.

Intufi (Macroscel.), 77*
Inunguis (Lutra), 71.
Inuus, xvii. 8 ; (S.), 8.
Irbis (Felis), 41.

Iris (Mac.), 7-
Irma (Halmat.), 89.
Irrorata (Pithec.), 13.
Irroratus (Euryotis), 116.
Isabellina (Antil.), 165.
Isabellinus (Equus), 113;
(Osphrant.), 92; (Ur-
sus), 72.

Islandicus (Mus), 111.
Isodon, xxiv.

Isoodon, xxii.

Israelita (Brachyur.), 13.
Istiophori, xxviii. 17.
Istiophorus, xix.

Ixalus, xxvi.

Jacchus, xviii. 14, 15;

(Sim.), 14.

Jackal, 58.

Jaculus, xxiv. xxv.
Jaculus ? (Mus), 131.

Jaela (Capra), 168.

Jaguar (Felis), 41.

Jairon, 160.

Jamaicensis (Arctibeus),
18.

Javanensis (Felis), 43;
(Meph.), 69.

J avanica ( Herp. ) , 52 ;

(Mang.), 51; (Manis),
189; (Must.), 66; (Pe-
talia),24; (Tupaia), 76.
Javanicus (Can.), 57; (Mos-
chus),173; (Nycticebus),
16; (Pteropus), 37.
Javanus (Spalax), 150.
Javensis (Sciurus), 136.
Jeffersonii (Mel. ?), 70.
Jelerang, 136.

Jemlaica (Capra), 168.
Jerboid®, xxv. 130.

Johnii (Sim.), 3.

Jourdanii (Paradox.), 54.
Jubata (Felis), 46; (Myr-
mecob.), 191 ; (Phoca),
103.

Jungli-burka, 159.

Kababga, 172.

Kabassou, 190.

Kaite, 11.

Kalan, 72.

Kalasie, 2.

Kalong, 37.

Kanchil (Moschus), 173.
Kangaroo, 87.

Kangurus, xxii.

Kapoune, 84.

Katse, 116.

Karkinophaga (Didelph.),

Kemas, xxvi. 157* (An-
til.), 157.

Kerodon, xxv. 126.
Kerivoula, xix. 27, 28;

(Vesp.), 27.

Ketloa (Rhinoc.), 187*
Khargosh, 127.

Khola, 58.

Khoyah, xviii.

Khurree, 141.

Kijang, 173.

Kingii (Delph.), 106; (Ke-
rodon), 125.

Kinkajou, 75.

Kiodote, 39.

Kiodotes (Macroglossa),
39.

Klipdas, 187*

Koala, xxii. 87.

Kob, 157-

Koba (Antil.), 157, 158.
Kocral, 134.

Koiropotamus, xxvii., 185;

(Sus), 185.

Kok (Mus), 110.

Koknu, 154.

Kokree (Canis), 61.

208

INDEX,

Kolsun, 57.

Kolus, xxvi. 159.
Korrigum (Antil.), 158.
Kuda, 184.

Kudu (Strepsie.), 155.
Kukang, 16.

Kuhlii (Nyct.), 24; (Sciu-
rus), 139; (Seotop.), 31.
Kuichua, 42.

Kurgosa (Lepus), 127*
Kutas (Felis), 55.
Kusimanse, 194.

Kuwuk, 43.

Labiata (Midas). 14;
(Vesp.), 32.

Labiatus (Dicot.), 186;
(Halmat.), 87; (Jac-
chus), 14; (Pteropus),
38; (Ursus), 73.
Labiosus (Sorex), 79.
Labradoria (Meles), 70.
Labradoricus (Ursus), 70.
Labradorius (Mus), 116.
Lacyolt, 70.

Lagidum, xxv.

Lagomys, xxv. 129.
Lagopus (Canis), 60.
Lagorchestes, xxii. 94, 95.
Lagostomus, xxv.

Lagotis, xxv.; (Peram.),
96.

Lagothrix, xvii. 11.
Lagotricha (Sim.), 10.
Lagura (Phoca), 102.
Lalandii (Canis), 62 ; (Oto-
mys), 116; (Proteles),
47-

Lama, xxvii. 171.

Lamatin, 107.

Lamictis, xx.

Lanata (Antil.), 165.
Lanatus (Lemur), 16.
Lanceolata (Vesp.), 21.
Lanceolatum (Phvll.), 19.
Landgah, 58.

Langsdorfii (Sciurus), 137.
Laniger (Chinch.), 130;
(Indris), 16; (Macro-
pus),88; (Paradox.), 55.
Lanigera (Chinch.), 130.
Lanosus (Kangurus), 88.
Lanuginosus (Mus), 113.
Lar (Sim.), 2.

Larig, 141.

Larvata Viverra), 54.
Larvatus(Gulo), 54; (Hip-
posid.), 23; (Sus), 185.
Lasiopus, xx.

Lasiopyga, xvii.

Lasiotis? (Must.), 64.
Lasiurus, xix. 32; (Vesp.),
32.

Latax, xxi.

Lataxina, xxi. 70; (Lu-
tra), 70.

Lateralis (Petrog.), 92;

(Sciur.), 145.

Latibarbatus (C.), 4.
Laticaudata (Manis), 188.
Laticaudatus ? (Sciurus),
295.

Latirostris? (Manatus),
107.

Latrans (Canis), 58.

Lavia, xviii. 21.

Leachii (Monoph.), 194;
(Noctul.), 31; (Ptero-
mys), 135.

Leggada, xxiv. 114.
Leggade, 114.

Leisleri (Vesp.), 28.
Lemming, 120.
Lemmomys, xxv.
Lemmus, xxiv. 120; (Mus),
120.

Lemur, xviii. 15.
Lemuridse, xviii. 15.
Lemurina (Didelph.), 86.
Leo, xix. 39, 40; (Felis),
39.

Leonina (Phoca), 103;
(Sim.), 8.

Leontopithecus, xviii.
Leopardus, xx. 40, 41, 42,
43,44; (Felis), 40.
Lepidus (Mus), 114.
Leporidse, xxv. 126.
Leporina (Aplodontia),
150; (Dasyprocta), 124.
Leporinus (Mus), 124;
(Vesp.), 33.

Leporoides (Macropus), 94.
Leptonix, xxi.

Leptonyx, xxiii. 102; (Lu-
tra), 71*

Leptosoma (Mus), 122.
Lepturus (Vesp.), 32.
Lepus, xxv. 125, 126, 127,
128, 129.

Lerot, 133.

Leschenaultii (Cervus),
180; (Sciurus), 136, 137.
Lessonii (Halm.), 89.
Leucisca (Sim.), 2.
Leuciscus (Hyl.), 2.
Leucocephala (Pithec.) 13.
Leucocephalus (Dasyur.),
97; (Pteropus), 36;
(Sim.), 13.

Leucodon (Sorex), 78.
Leucogaster (Cervus), 176;
(Hydrom.), 121 ; (Mos-
chus), 172; (Pet.), 84;
(Phascog.), 99.
Leucogenys (Sciurus), 140.
Leucomabrinus (Sciurus),
144.

Leucomeles (Plec.), 25;
(Zor.), 67.

Leucomystax (Paradox.),
55; (Sim.), 3.

Leucophsea (Antil.), 158;
(Papio), 9.

Leucophaeus (iEgocer.),
158.

Leucopis (Lemur), 12.
Leucoprymnus (C.), 4;
(Trogl.), 1.

Leucops (Fossor), 148.
Leucopus (Antil.), 154;
(Mus), 110. 112; (Mus-
tela), 63; (Phascog.),
100.

Leucoryx (Antil.), 156.
Leucosternum (Mus), 110.
Leucotis (Mustela), 64;

(Sciurus), 138.

Leucurus (Gulo),68; (Hy-
strix), 122.

Levaillantii (Cyn.), 53;

(Sciurus), 144.
Leveriana (Viverra), 48.
Lewisii (Medateus), 18.
Lichanotus, xviii.

Licama, 157.

Linneana (Sorex), 80.
Linsang, xx. 48, 49 ; (Vi-
verra ?), 48.

Lipura, xxvii.

Lipurus, xxii.

Littorea (Phoca), 102.
Llama, 171.

Lobatus (Vesp.), 29.
Locroides (Sciurus), 143.
Loir, 132.

Lokriah (Sciurus), 143,
144.

Loneheres, xxiv.
Longiaculeata (Echidna),
192.

Longicaudata (Manis),
188; (Mustela), 195;
(Talpa), 76.

Longicaudatus (O. Aries),
169; (Indri),16; (Loneh.),
122; (Mus), 113; (Vesp.),
28.

Longicaudus (Dasyp.),
189.

Longicruris (Sim.), 7*
Longimana (Sim.), 2.
Longimanus (Taph.), 33.
Longirostris (Ursus), 73.
Lontra, xxi. 70.
Lophostoma, xviii.
Lophotus, xvii.

Loris, xviii. 16; (Lemur),
15.

Lotor, xxi.; (Ursus), 74.
Lowo-manir, 26.
Loxodonta, xxvii.
Ludovicianus (Sciurus),
138.

Ludwigii (Bathyerg.), 149.
Lugens (Call.), 13.

Lunata (Antil.), 158.
Lunatus (Acronotus), 158;

(Macropus), 88.

Lupus, xx.; (Canis), 59.
Luscus (Ursus), 68.
Luteolus (Ursus), 72.

Lutra, xxi. 70, 71 ;

(Must.), 70, 71.
Lutreocephala (Must.), 64.
Lutreola (Mus), 111 ; (Vi-
verra), 64.

Lutris (Must.), 72.

Lutung, 3.

Luwack, 56.

Lybicus (Felis), 45; (Me-
riones), 131; (Melur-
sus), 73.

Lycaon, xx. xxii. 62;

(Canis), 59.

Lynchus, xx.

INDEX.

209

Lyncus, xx. 46.

Lynx, xx.

Lyra (Megaderma), 20.
Lysteri (Sciur.), 145.

Macaco (Lemur), 15.
Macacus, xvii. 7*
Macaque, 7-

MacClellandi (Mac.), 8;

(Sciurus), 142.

Machlis (A Ices), 182.
MacLeayii (Chelonycte-
ris), 34; (Scotoph.), 30.
Macrocephalus (Phys.),
104; (Pteropus), 38;
(Rhiz.), 151.
Macroglossa, xix.
Macroglossus, xix. 39.
Macromerus, xviii.
Macrophyllum, xviii.
Macropidae, xxii. 83.
Macropina, xxii. 87*
Macropus, xviii. xxii. 87>
88.

Macrorhinus, xxiii.
Macroscelides, xxi. 7 7*
78.

Macrotarsus, xviii.; (B.),

10.

Macrotus, xviii. xix. ; (Le-
pus), 127.

Macro tys (Nyctin.), 35.
Macroura (Manis), 188;
(Pet.), 84.

Macrourus(Felis),42; (So-
rex), 80.

Macroxus, xxv.

Macrura (Condylura),76;
(Felis), 42.

Macruroides (Sciurus),

136.

Macrursus (Dasyur.), 98;

( Peram. ) , 96 ; ( S ciurus ) ,

137.

Maculata (Antil.), 166;
(Axis), 178; (Hyaena),
47; (Viverra), 49. 98.
Maculatus (Dasyur.), 98.
Madagascarensis (Erin.),
82; (Galago), 16; (Sci-
ur.), 136.

Madarogaster (Sim.), 9.
Maderatanus (Scotoph.),
29.

Madoka (Antil.), 164.
Madoqua, xxvi. 164.
Magellanica (Mara), 124.
Magellanicus (Canis), 61 ;
(Lepus), 128.

Magmficus (Sciuropt.),134.
Magot, 8.

Magus, xvii.

Maikel, 69.

Maimon (Papio), 9.

Major (Axis), 178; (Cer-
vus), 177; (Herp.),51;
(Macropus), 87; (Sorex),
78; (Spalax), 148.

Maholi (Galago), 194.
Makkeeshew, 60.
Malabaricus (Mus), 108.
Malaccensis (Meminna),

172 ; (Noctulina), 31 ;
(Yiverra), 48.

Malayanus (C.), 8; (Ta-
pirus), 184; (Ursus),
73.

Mampalon, 53.

Manatee, 107.

Manati, xxiii.

Manatidae, xxiii. 107*
Manatus, xxiii. 107 5 (Tri-
chec.), 107.

Manaviri, 75.

Mandrill, 9.

Manei (Mus), 111.
Mangabey, j.

Mangusta, xx. ; (Viv.),52.
Mamcatus (Halmat.), 89. A
Manic ulata ? (Felis), 45.
Manillensis (Genetta), 48.
Manina, xxvii. 183.

Manis, xxvii. 188, 189.
Mapach, 74.

Mara, xxv. 124.

Margay (Felis), 43.
Marginata (Sim.), 10.
Marginatus (Ateles), 10;
(Pteropus), 38; (Vesp.),
38.

Marikina, xviii.; (Leon-
pith.), 14.

Marimonda, 10.

Marina (Lutr.), 72.
Marinus (Dugungus), 107;
(Ursus), 73.

Maritimus (Mus), 149;

(Ursus), 73.

Marmorata (Felis), 42.
Marmose, 101.

Marmoset, 14.

Marmot, 148.

Marmotta Canadensis
(Arct.),147; (Mus), 148.
Marputius, xxi.
Marsupialis (Antil.), 160;
(Didelph.), 100, 101;

(Vesp.), 32.

Marten, 63.

Martes, xx. 63, 64 ; (Mus-
tela), 63.

Massoni (Ctenodactylus),
117.

Mastivus (Vesp.), 33.
Maugei (Dasyur.), 97.
Maura (Sim.), 3.

Mauricus (Cervus), 181.
Mauritanicus (Bubalus),
157.

Mauritianus? (Taph.), 32.
Maurus (Semn.), 3.
Maximus (Elephas), 183;
(Phyll.), 18; (Sciurus),
136, 137.

Maxwellii (Antil.), 163.
Mazama, xxvi. xxvii.
176.

Mborebi, 184.

Medateus, xviii.

Me des Chinois, 184.
Medius (Pteropus), 36.
Meerkat, 53.

Megacephalus (Pteropus),

Megaderma, xviii. 21.
Megalotis, xx. ; (Canis),
62; (Cere.), 75; (Phyl-
loph.), 20.

Megaera, xix.

Megaphyllus (Rhin.), 22,
Meinalka, 113.

Melalophos (Sim.), 2.
Melampus (Antil.), 162.
Melanauchen (Lepus), 127-
Melanochir ( Atel.), 10.
Melanodon (Sorex), 79.
Melanopogon (Taph.), 33.
Melanops (Macropus), 88.
Melanopus (Arctom.),147;

(Mustela), 63.
Melanorhyncha (Must.),
63.

Melanotis (Antil.), 164;
( Bettongia) , 94 ; ( Cara-
cal), 46; (Macroscel.),
77; (Pteromys), 134.
Melanotus (Bradypus),
192; (Dendromys), 115.
Melanura (Hapalotis), 115.
Melanurus (Gerbillus),
131; (Sphiggurus), 123;
(Viverra), 48.

Melas (Felis), 40.

Melbia, 62.

Meles, xxi. 70; (Ursus),
70.

Melieeps (Mydaus), 69.
Mellivora, xx. 68 ; (Viv.),
68.

Melogale, xxi.

Meltada (Mus), 113.
Melursus, xxi. 73.
Meminna, xxvii. 172;

(Moschus), 172.
Mephitis, xxi. 69.

Mergens (Antil.), 162.
Menones, xxiv.
Mesobema, xx.

Mesomelas (Canis), 58;

(Dendromys), 115.
Messor (Arvieola), 117-
Messorius (Mus), 112.
Mexicanus (Ascomys),
150; (Cervus), 175; (Sci-
ur.), 145.

Mico, xviii.

Micourea, xxiii.
Microcebus, xviii.
Microcephalus (Narwhal),
107.

Micromys, xxiv. 112.

M icrophthalmus ( Spalax ) ,
148.

Microphylla (Rhinopo-
ma), 17.

Micropus (Hypsip.), 94.
Microtus, xxiv.

Micrura (Talpa),75.
Micrurus (Canis), 58.
Midas, xviii. ; (Jacchus),
14.

Mink, 64.

Minima (Myrmeco.), 191.
Minimus (Dasyur.), 99;

(Pteropus), 39.
Mmiopterus, xix.

210

Minor (Axis), 178; (Chei-
rog.), 16; (Dicot.), 186;
(Galago), 16; (Lutra),
46; (Macrop.j, 94; (Ma-
nis), 191; (Rhizom.),
150.

Minuta(Phoca), 103; (Ta-
tusia), 190; (Felis), 43.
Minutus (Dasyp.), 190;
(Dipus), 131; (Lepus),
129; (Mus), 112; (Vesp.),
21.

Miriki, 10.

Mitchellii? (Dipus), 115.
Mitis (Felis), 42.

Mole, 75.

Mollis (Lataxina),70.
Mollissima (Otaria), 103.
Moloch, 2; (Cebus), 12.
Molossus, xix. 35, 36.
Mona (Sim.), 6.
Mondjourou, 78.
Monoceros (Monodon),
107.

Monodon, xxiii. 107.
Monophyllus, xviii. 21.
Monotophus (Camelus),

171.

Montana (AntiL), 164;
(Ovis), 169.

Montanus (Equus), 183;
(Gerbillus), 131 ; (Vul-
pes), 194.

Monticola (? Arvic.), 118.
Moongus, 52.

Moormensis (Felis), 41.

? Mops, xix.

Morio (Rhin.), 22; (Sco-
toph.), 29; (Sim.), 1.
Mormon, xvii.; (Sim.), 9.
Mormoops, xix. 34.
Morodactylus, xxii.
Morse, 102.

Morunga, xxiii. 103.
Moschina, xxvii.

Moschus, xxvii. 172.
Moschata (Helictis), 68;
(Sorex), 78.

Moschatus (Bos), 153; (Cer-
vus), 173; (Sorex), 78.
Moschiferus (Moschus) .

172.

Moschus (Cervus), 173.
Mosia, xix. 34.

Mouflon d’Afrique, 169.
Muishond, 67.

Mulleri (Phoca), 102.
Mullingong, 191.

Mulot, 111.

Multicinctus (Dasyp.),
190.

Multicolor (Sciurus), 140.
Multicustata (Manis), 188.
Munga, 7-
Mungo (Viv.), 50.
Mungos, xx. 50.

Muntjac (Cervus), 173.
Muntjacus, xxvii. 173.
Muricola (Vesp.), 26.
Muridae, xxiii. 108.
Murina, xix. xxiii. 32.
108; (Didelph.), 101.

INDEX,

Murinus (Hipposid.), 22;
(Hypsip.), 93, 94 ; (Le-
mur), 16; (Nyctin.), 35;
(Philand.), 101; (Sorex),
78; (Vesp.), 26. 28.
Murma, 41.

Mus, xxiv. 108, 109, 110,

111, 112.

Musang, 56.

Musanga (Viverra), 56.
Muscardin Volant, 27-
Muscardinus, xxv. 133;

(Myoxus), 133.

Musculus (Mus), 111 ; (So-
rex), 80.

Musk, 172.

Musk Ox, 153.

Musmon, xxvi.

Musquaw, 72.

Mustela, xx. 65, 66, 67.
Mustelina, xx. 63.
Mutgigella (Herp.), 51.
Mycetes, xvii. 11.

Mydaus, xxi. 69.

Mygale, xxii.

Mygalina, xxii.

Mynomes, xxiv. 117-
Myodes, xxiv. 120.
Myogalea, xxii.

Myoides (Cricetus), 112.
Myopotamus, xxiv. 121.
Myopteris, xix.
Myopterus, xix.
Myosorex, xxi. 78.
Myospalax (Mus), 148.
Myosura (Manis), 191.
Myosurus (Didelph.), 100;
(Echimys), 122; (Hyp-
sip.), 93, 94; (Sorex), 78.
My otis, xix. 26, 27;

(Vesp.), 27.

Myoxicebus, xviii.
Myoxina, xxv. 132.
Myoxus, xxv. 132.
Myrmecophaga, xxviii.
191.

Myrmecophagina, xxviii.
191.

Myrmecobius, xxii. 103.
Myrmydon, xxviii.
Mysateles, xxiv.
Myscebus, xviii.
Myspithecus, xviii.
Mystacinus (Vesp.), 26.
Mystacina, xix. 34.
Mystax (Midas), 14.
Mysticetus, xxiii.; (Ba-
lasna), 104.

Mytilopes (An til.), 156.
Mystromys, xxiv.

Nagor, xxvi.

Nahoor (Ovis), 170.
Nahura (Ovis), 170.
Namaquiensis (Sciurus),
144.

Nana (Phalangista), 85.
Nandine, 54.

Nandinia, xx. 54.
Nangeur, 160.

Nanus (Lepus), 129.
Napu, xxvii. ; (Moschus),

173.

Narica (Viv.), 74.

Narwhal (Monodon), 107*
Narwhalus, xxiii.

Nasalis, xvii.
Nasomaculata (AntiL),
156.

Nasua, xxi. 74; (Viv.),

74.

Nasuta (Peram.), 96.
Nasutus (Mus), 114.
Natalus, xix. 28.
Natalensis (AntiL), 163.
Natans (Sorex), 80.
Nattereri (Vesp.), 27.
Necrophaga, xx.

Neglecta (Felis), 41.
Nelomys, xxiv.
Nemestrina (S.), 7-
Nemestrinus (Mac.), 7.
Nemori vagus (Cervus),

174; (Mus), 108.
Nemorrhedus, xxvi. 166.
Nemorum (Cervus), 174.
Nennook, 73.

Neotoma, xxiv. 117.
Neotragus, xxvi.
Nepalensis (Felis), 44;
(Herp.), 52; (Hystrix),
122; (Lagomys), 130;
(Paradox.), 54 ; (Sorex),
78; (Vulp.), 194.
Nesarnak (Delph.), 105.
Nesokia, xxiv. 113.

Nestor (Semn.), 4.
Nictitans (AntiL), 162 ;
(Sim.), 6.

Niger (Argocerus), 159;
(Cynoc.), 8; (Dasyp.),
189; (Mycet.), 11; (Sci-
urus), 137, 138 ; ( Trogl .),

1.

Niger-Americanus (Ur-
sus)$ 72*

Nigra (Dasvpr.), 124; (Fe-
lis), 41; (Phylloph.), 20;
(S.), 8; (Viverra), 56.
Nigrescens (Corsira), 79;
(Mosia), 34.

Nigricaudatus (Ichn.), 53.
Nigricollis (Lepus), 127;
(Midas), 14.

Nigrifrons (Lemur), 15;

(Paradox.), 55.

Nigripes (Sorex), 80.
Nigro-vittatus (Sciurus),
141.

Niloticus (Canis), 60.
Nimr (Felis), 40.
Nipalensis (Gulo), 69;

(Mac.), 8 ; (Semn.), 4.
Nitedula (Mus), 133.
Nitela (Myoxus), 133.
Nitidus (Mus), 108; (Pte-
romys), 134.

Nivalis (Must.), 65.

Nivea (Procyon), 74.
Nivicola (Ovis), 169.
Niviventer (Mus), 109.
Nobilis (Cerv.),177i (Hip-
posid.), 23 ; (Presb.), 3;
(Sciuropt.), 134.

INDEX.

211

Nocthora, xviii.

Noctilia, xix.

Noctilio, xix. 33.
Noctilionina, xix. 32.
Noctula (Vesp.), 28. 31.
Noctulinia, xix. 31.
Nodus, xxiii.

N orfolcensis ( Molossus) ,
36.

Norwegicus (Mus), 108.

120; (Ursus), 72.
Notatus (Sciurus), 141.
Notomys, xxiv.
Notophorus, xxvii.

Novae Hollandiae (Mus),
112; (Must.), 98; (Sciu-
rus), 83.

Noveboracensis (Arvico-
la), 119.

Novemcinctus (Dasyp.),
189.

Nubiana (Capra), 168.
Nubilus (Canis), 59.
Nudicauda (Didelph.),100.
Nudipalpebra (Cervus),
178.

Nudiventer (Taph.), 33.
Numidianus? (Herp.), 51.
Nurek, 64.

Nyctereutes, xx. 62.
Nycteris, xix. 24.
Nycthemera? (Hystr.),123.
Nycticebus, xviii. 16.

? Nycticejus, xix.
Nycticeyx, xix.
Nyctinomus, xix. 34, 35.
Nyctipithecus, xviii. 14.
Nyctoleptes, xxvi.
Nyctophilus, xix. 25.
Nylghau, 154.

Nyula (Herp.), 52.

Obesus (Psammomys),
132.

Obesula (Didelph.), 96.
Obesum (Trich.), 102.
Obfuscata (Nasua), 74.
Obscura (Cavia), 125;

(Presbytes), 3.

Obscurus (Crossarch.), 194;
(Grampus), 106; (Mus),
114; (Semno.), 3.
Occidentalis (Canis) , 59.
Oceanica (Phoca), 102.
Ocelot, 42.

Ochanaganus? (Arctom.),
147.

Ochotensis (Phoca), 102.
Ochraceus (Sciurus), 136.
Ochropus (Canis), 59.
Octocinctus (Dasyp.), 189.
Octodecemcinctus? (Das.),
189.

Octodon, xxiv. 122.
Ocularis (Sciurus), 133.
Ocydromus (Macropus),

87.

Odobenus, xxiii.
(Economus ( Arvicola) ,119.
CEdipus, xviii.; (Jacchus),
14.

Ogilbii (Bettongia), 93.

Ogilbyi (AntiL), 163 ;

(Cyn.), 53.

Ogotona, xxv.

Oiabassu, 12.

Oinops (Mac.), 1.

Oleracea (Vandeleuria),
113.

Oleraceus (Mus), 113.
Olivacea (Nasua), 195.
Ommatostergus, xxv.
Onca (Felis), 41, 42.
Ondatra, xxiv. 121.
Onichogalea, xxii. 88.
Opossum, 100; (Didelph.),
101.

Orang-outan, 1.

Orca, xxiii.

Orca var. (Delph.), 106.
Oreammos, xxvi.

Oreas (Antil.), 155.
Oreillard, 25.

Oreotragus, xxvi. 164.
Orico, 123.

Orientalis (Aper), 185;
(Didelphis), 84; (Hyae-
na), 46; (Lepus), 127;
(Viverra), 48.

Orix, xxvi.

Orriata (Felis), 45; (Ovis),
169.

Ornithorhynchina, xxviii.
191.

Omithorhynchus, xxviii.
Orycteromys, xxv.
Orycteropina, xxviii. 190.
Orycteropus, xxviii. 190.
Orycterus, xxv.
Oryctomys, xxiv. xxvi.
Oryx, xxvi., 156; (Antil.),
155.

Osanne (Antil.), 158.
Osphranter, xxii. 91, 92.
Osteopora, xxv.

Otaria, xxiii. 103.
Otariarina, xxiii.

? Otisorex, xxii.

Otocyon, xx. 62.

Otoes, xxiii.

Otolicnus, xviii. xx.
Otomys, xxiv. 116.

Otter, 70.

Ouarine, 11.

Ourebi (Antil.), 164.
Ovadad, 169.

Ovibos, xxvi. 153.

Ovis, xxvi. 169; (Capra),
169.

Owinyak, 120.

Ox, 151.

Oxygfjus, xx.
Oxymycterus, xxiv.
Oxypterus, xxiii.

Paca (Cavia), 124; (Mus),
125.

Pachysoma, xix.
Pachyura, xxi.

Pachyurus (Sorex), 78.
Pacincus (Barbastellus),
25.

Pacos (Camelus), 171.
Paguma, xx. 54, 55.

Pallah, 162.

Pallasii (Capra), 167; (Pa-
radox.), 55 ; (Platysch.),
56.

Pallida (Viverra), 48.
Pallipes ? (Canis), 58.

Palm arum (Sciurus), 141.
Palmata (Antil.), 170.
Palmatus (Alces), 182.
Palmiste, 148.

Paludosus (Herp.), 52;
(Mus), 118.

Palustris (Arvicola), 118;
(Herp.), 52; (Lepus),
127; (Sorex), 80.
Pamphractus, xxvii.

Pan (S.), 1.

Pangolin, 188.

Pangolinus, xxvii.
Paniscus (Simia), 10.
Panolia, xxvii. 181.
Panthera (Felis), 40, 41.
Pantholops, xxvi.

Papio, xvii. 9; (Cyn.), 9.
Papioides, 193.

Papuensis (Sus), 184.
Paradoxurus, xx. 55, 56.
Paradoxus (Omithorh.),
191.

Pardalis (Felis), 42.
Pardicolor (Prion.), 59.
Pardina(Felis),46; (Gen.),
50.

Pardus (Felis), 40, 41.
Parma (Halmat.), 91.
Pamellii (Phyllod.), 194.
Parry i (Arctom..), 147;

(Macropus), 89.

Parva (Phoca), 103.
Parvulus (Mus), 112.
Pasan, 156.

Pataehonica (Cavia), 124.
Patachon icus ( D olich. ) ,

124.

Patagonica (Meph.), 69.
Patagonicus (Chloromys),
124; (Dasyp.), 190.
Patagonorum (Cavia), 124.
Patas (Sim.), 6. 8.

Peba (Dasyp.), 189.
Pecari, 186.

Pecora, xxvi.

Pedestina, xxv. 130.

Peeli, 165.

Peeshoo, 46.

Pekan, 63.

Pelagius, xxiii.

Pelandor, xxii. ; (Mos-
chus), 173.

Pelops (Mae.), 8.
Pendulinus (Mus), 112.
Penicillata (Arctict.), 54;
(Bettongia), 93; (Di-
delph.), 98; (Petrog.),
92.

Penicillatus (Herp.), 53;
(Hipposid.), 23; (Jac-
chus), 14; (Mus), 109;
(Sciurus), 141.

Pennantii (Amphis.), 80;
(Axis), 180; (Col.), 4;
(Mustela), 63; (Para-

212

INDEX.

dox.), 56.

Pensylvanicus (Arvicol.),
118.

Pentadaetyla (Manis), 188.
Pentadactylus (Atel.), 9.
Peraeyon, xxii. 97.
Perameles, xxii. 95.
Peramelina, xxii. 95.
Peramys, xxiii.

Perchal (Mus), 108.
Peregrina (Didelph.), 86.
Peregusna (Must.), 64.
Perforatus (Taphozous),
32.

Perigalea, xxii. 96.
Perodicticus, xviii.
Perognathus, xxiv.
Peronii (Otaria), 103; (Pe-
taur.), 83.

Perotis (Dys.), 35.
Perpusilla (An til.), 163.
Persica (Antil. dorcas var.) ,
160.

Persicus? (Leo), 40.
Personata (Antil.), 161;

(Melogale), 68.
Personatus, (Callithrix),
12.

Perspicillata (Lutra), 71.
Perspicillatus (Vesp.), 18.
Peruana (Llama), 171.
Peszi, 60.

Petalia, xix. 24.

Petaurista, xxii. 84; (Sci-
urus), 133; (Simia), 193.
Petauristus, xxv.

Petaurus, xxii. 83 ; (Di-
delphis), 83.

Petrogale, xxii. 92.
Petromys, xxiv. 122.
Petrophilus (Semn.), 4.
Phacochaerus, xxvii. 185.
Phalerata (Antil.), 166.
Phalanger, xxii.
Phalangista, xxii. 85, 86.
Phalangistina, xxii. 83.
Pharaonis (Viverra), 51.
Phascogale, xxii. 98.
Phascolarctos, xxii. 87.
Phascolomys, xxii. 95.
Phatagin, 188.

Phataginus, xxvii.
Philander, xxiii. 100, 101.
Philantomba (Antil.), 163.
Philippensis (Gal.), 17;

(Paradox.), 55.
Philippinensis (Martes),
55.

Philippinus (Cervus), 173.
Phillipii (Hypsip.), 93.
Phillipsii (Dipodomys),
120.

Phlaeomys, xxiv. 115.
Phoca, xxiii. 102.

Phocaena, xxiii. 106 ;

(Delph.), 106.

Phocidae, xxiii. 102.
Phocina, xxiii. 102.
Pholidotus, xxvii.
Phyllodia, xix. 195.
Phyllomys, xxiv.
Phyllophora, xviii. 20.

Phyllorhina, xix.
Phyllostoma, xviii. 19.
Phyllostomina, xviii. 17.
Phyllostomus, xviii.
Phyllotis, xxiv.

Physalus, xxiii.

Physeter, xxiii. 104.

Pica, xxv.

Pichey, 190.

Picta (Antil.), 154; (Hy-
aena), 62.

Pictus (Kynos),62; (Leo-
pardus),43; (Vesp.), 27.
Pika (Lagomys), 129.
Pilayi (Phoca), 102.
Pileata (Sim.), 7.

Pilorides (Sorex), 78.
Pilosissima (Didelph.), 100.
Pinalia, xxvii.

Pinchaque (Tapirus), 184.
Pinche, 14.

Pipistrellus (Vesp.), 28.
Piscator (Viverra), 63.
Piscatoria (Mustela), 63.
Pissay, 172.

Pithecia, xviii. 13; (Sim.),
13.

Pithecus, xvii. ; (S.), 8.
Pithelemur, xviii.
Pithesciurus, xvii.

Pithex, xvii.

Plagiodonta, xxiv.
Planiceps (Felis), 44.
Platani (Sciurus), 141.
Platanista, xxiii. 106.
Platycephala, (Ostreop.),
124.

Platycephalus (Vesp.), 32.
Platyceros (Antil.), 153;

(Cervus), 181.

Platypus, xxviii. 191.
Platypyga, xxv.
Platypygos (Sim.), 7*
Platyrhynchus, xxiii.
Platyschista, xx.
Platythrix (Mus), 114;

(Phoca?), 130.

Plecotus, xix. 25.

Plicatus (Vesp.), 34.

Plinii (Ichn.), 51.

Poensis (Gen.), 50; (Keri-
voula, 28; (Nyct.), 24;
(Sciurus), 140.
Poephagomys, xxiv. xxvi.
Poephagus, xxvi. 153 ;
(Bos.), 153.

Pogonias (Cere.), 6 ;

(Pithec.), 13.

Polaris (Ursus), 73.
Polatouche, 136.

Pole -cat, 64.

Poliocephala (Viv.), 67.
Poliocephalus (Pteropus),
36.

Poliogaster (Sorex), 78.
Pollicaris (Vesp.), 24.
Polto, 75.

Polyceratus (O. Aries), 169.
Polycomos (Sim.), 5.
Pongo, xvii. 1.

Porcarius (Cynocephalus),
9.

Porcellus (Mus), 125.
Porcupine, 122.

Porcus, xxvii.

Porpesse, 106.

Porphyrops (Sem.), 4.
Portax, xxvi. 154.
Potamophilus, xx.
Potamys, xxiv.

Potorous, xxii.

Potos, xxi.

Potto, xviii.

Praecincta (Must.), 64.
Prasinata (Condylura), 76*
Pratensis (Arvicola), 119;
(Mus), 112.

Prehensilis (Hystrix), 123;

(Paradoxurus), 48.
Presbytis, xvii. 2, 3, 4.
Press, 77.

Primates, xviii. 1.
Primaevus, xx. ; (Cuon),
57.

Princeps (Lagomys), 129.
Priodonta, xxviii. 190.
Prionodon, xx. xxvii.
Prionodontes, xx.
Proboscidea, xix; (Phoca),
103.

Proboscideus (Sorex), 77.
Prochilus, xxi.

Proclivus (Nemorh.), 166.
Procyon, xxi. 74.
Procyonina, xxi.
Procyonoides (Canis), 62.
Propithecus, xviii. 16.
Prosimia, xviii.

Proteles, xx. 47.

Proterus (Vesp.), 31.
Proteus, 47-
Providens (Mus), 110.
P*rox, xxvii.

Pruinosus (Arctom.), 147;
(Semno.), 3; (Vesp.),
32.

Prymnolopha (Dasypr.),
124.

Psammomys, xxiv. xxv.
13.

Psammoryctes, xxiv.
Psammoryctus, xxvi.
Pselaphon (Pteropus), 37*
Pseudocervus, xxvii.
Pseudocheirus, xxii.
Pseudostoma, xxv.
Pseudomys, xxiv. 113.
Psilurus (Sorex), 80.

Psora (Procyon), 74.
Ptenos, xxii.

Pteromys, xxv. 133, 134.
Pteronotus, xix.

Pteropina, xix. 36.
Pteropus, xix. 36, 37*
Pulchella (Felis), 45.
Puma, xx.

Pumilio (Mus), 112.
Pumilus (Dysopes), 35;

(Scotoph.), 30.

Punctata (Dasyproc.), 124.
Purpurascens (Talpa), 76*
Purpureus (Sciurus), 136.
Pusilla(Ochot.),129; (Pho-
ca), 103.

INDEX.

213

Pusillus (Cere.), 5; (Le-
mur),^; (Lepus), 129;
(Sciurus), 139.

Putorius, xx.|64.; (Must.),
64.

Pycropus (Sciurus), 140.
Pygarga (Antil.) 160, 161 ;
(Ovis), 169.

Pygargus (Cervus), 176.
180.

Pygathrix, xvii.
Pygerythrseus (Cere.), 5;

(Sciurus), 143.

Pygmaeus (Canis), 62;
(Didelphis), 83; (Di-
pus), 131 ; (Moschus),
163; (Vesp.), 29.
Pyramidum (Dipus), 132;

(Gerbillus), 131.
Pyrenaica (Mygale),81.
Pyrenaicus (Lepus), 126;
(Ursus), 72.

Pyrivorus (Pterop.), 38.
Pyronotus (Cere.), 6.
Pyrrhus (Semno.), 3.

Qu adricolor (Viv.), 64.
Quadricornis (Antil.), 159.
Quadrimammis (Cap.),
168.

Quadrivittatus (Sciur.),
145.

Quagga (Eq.), 183.

Quao, 57.

Quasje (Viv.), 74.
Quercinus (Mus), 133.
Quinquedactyla (Man.),
189.

Rabbit, 128.

Raccoon, 74.

Racoonda, 121.

Radiatus (Cere.), 7; (So-
rex), 76.

Rafflesiii (Gymn.), 81;

(Hyl.), 2; (Sciur.), 142.
Rangifer, xxvii. 181 ;

(Cerv.), 181.

Raphicerus, xxvi.

Rasoo, 136.

Rasse (Viver.), 48.

Rated (Viv.), 68.

Ratelus, xx.

Ratlamuchi (Ichn.), 51.
Rat tel, 53.

Rattus (Mus), 109.

Ratufa, 136.

Ratwa (Cerv.), 174.
Recticornis (Antil.), 156.
Redimitus (Sciurus), 142.
Redmani (Monoph.), 20.
Redunca, xxvi. ; (Antil.)
165.

Reevesii (Leopardus), 44.
Regalis (Tigris), 40.
Renbock, 165.

Reindeer, 181.

Reithrodon, xxiv.
Rekalek, 126.

Remifer (Pel am.), 117;
(Sor.), 80.

Rhesus, xvii. ; (Mac.), 8.

Rhinaster, xxi. 186.
Rhinocerina, xxvii. 186.
Rhinoceros, xxvii. 186.
Rhinochserus, xxvii.
Rhinolophina, xix. 21.
Rhinolophus, xix. 22, 23;

(Sorex), 79.

Rhinomys, xxi.
Rhinophoca, xxiii.
Rhinopoma, 17, 18.
Rhinosciurus, xxv. 194.
Rhizomys, xxv. xxvii. 50.
151.

Rhombomys, xxiv.
Richardsonii (Arctom.),
146; (Gen.), 50; (Must.),
66; (Sciur.), 139.
Rietbock, 165.

Riparia (Arvic.), 119.
Riparius (Arvic.), 11 7.
Risia (Daraa.), 154.

Ritck, 72.

Rivalis (Sor.), 80.
Robustus (Osphr.),91.
Roebuck, 176.

Roensis (Lutra), 70.
Roloway (Sim.), 6.
Romicia, xix. 26.

Roode Bok, 163.

Roretti (Macroscel.), 77*
Rorqual, 104.

Rosalia, (Jacch.), 14.
Rosmarus, xxiii.; (Tri-
chec.), 102.

Rossomak, 68.

Rostrata, (Bal.), 104.
Rostratus (Delph.), 106;
(Pterop.), 39; (Tarsi.),
86.

Roussette, 37.

Roylei (Arvic.), 119; (La-
gom.), 129.

Ruber (Cere.), 6; (Herp.),
53; (Lemur), 15.
Rubicunda (Presb.), 2;

(Semno.), 2.

Rubidus (Lemm.), 119.
Rubra (Sim.), 6.
Rubricollis (Pterop.), 37.
Rubro-albescens (Antil.),
164.

Rubro-lineatus (Sciur.),
138.

Rucervus, xxvii.

Rufa (Aniso. ?), 150;

(Hysen.),47; (Nas.),74;
(Phalang.),84; (Sim.). 6.
Rufescens (Arvic.), 119;
(Bettong.), 94; (Canis),
61; (Lago.),130; (Mus),
110.

Ruficaudatus (Lep.), 127.
Ruficollis? (Halm.), 89.
Rufimanus (Mid.), 14;

(Mycet.), 11.

Rufinueha? (Lep.), 128.
Rufiventer (Macr. H.), 90.
Rufo-brachium (Sciur.),
140.

Rufogaster (Phascog.),99;
Sciur.), 142.

Rufo-griseus (Halmat.),

87; (Macrop.), 89.
Rufo-gularis (Sciur.), 142.
Rufo-niger, (Col.), 4;

(Sciur.), 142.

Rufus (Cerv.) 174; (Dy-
sop.), 35; (Gal.), 17;
(Kang.), 88; (Lasiu.),
32; (Mus), 110; (Myr-
mee.), 99; (Noct.), 33;
(Ornith.),191 ; (Satyr. ),1.
Rukea, 137.

Rupestris (Antil.), 164;

(Macrosc.), 77.
Rupicapra, xxvi. 167 ;
(Capra), 167*

Ruppellii (Dysop.), 35 ;

(Felis), 45; (Gel.), 8.
Rusa, xxvii. 179.

Russicus (Pterom.), 136.
Rustieus (Sor.), 79.
Rusulus (Sor.), 78.
Rutilans,(Can.)57; (Sciu.),
144.

Rutilus var. (Mus), 119.
Rytinadae, xxiii.

Ryzaena, xx. 53.

Sab A2A (Sim.), 5.

Sabseus (Cere.), 5.

Sable, 63.

Sabora, 60.

Sabrinus (Sciur.), 135.
Sacalius, xx.

Saccolaimus, xix. ; (Ta-
phozous) , 33.
Saccomyna, xxiv. 120.
Saccomys, xxiv.
Saccophorus, xxv. 149,
150.

Saccopteryx, xix.

Sadajac, 129.

Sagulata (Sim.), 13.
Saharensis (Can.), 62.
Sahuassu, 12.

Sai, xvii. 12.

Saiga, 176.

Saigaki, 160.

Saguinus, xvii.

Saki, 13.

Saliens (Antil.), 160; (Cu-
nic.), 131.

Saltatrix (Antil.), 160.
Saltiana (Antil.), 164.
Samiri, 12.

Sanguinaria, xix.
Sanguisuga, 18.

Sapajou, xvii. 12.
Sareophilus, xxii.
Saricoria, xxi.

Sarmatica (Must.), 64.
Sasin, 159.

Sassa, 127.

Sassaeka, 145.

Sassaybi, 15/.

Satanas (Cebus), 13; (Co-
lo.), 4.

Saturatus (Mosch.), 172.
Satyrus (Sim.), 1.

Sax’atilis (Lep.), 128.
Saxieola (Mus), 114.

Sayal, 122.

Sayga (Capra), 160.

214

INDEX,

Scalops, xxi. 76.
Scapteromys, xxiv.
Scartes, xviii.

Schillu, 144.

Schistaceus (Sem.), 4.
Schlegellii (Merion.), 131.
Schoinobates, xxii.
Scirtites, xxv.

Sciurea, (Myrmeco.), 131;
(Sim.), 12.

Sciureus (Callith.), 12;

(Didelph.), 83.

Sciurina, xxv. 133.
Sciuropterus, xxv. 134,
135, 136.

Sciurus, xxv. 136, 137, 138,
139, 140, 141, 142, 143,
144; (Lemur Simia), 15.
Scoparia (Antil.), 164.
Scoticus (Bos), 151.
Seotophilus, xix. 28, 29,
30, 31, 32.

Seripta (Antil.), 166.
Scrofa (Sus), 184.

Scyrites (Hyl.), 2.

Scythica (Antil.), 160.
Seal, 102.

Seek-seek, 147.
Semilunaris (Phoc.), 102.
Semispinosus, 82.
Semnocebus, xviii.
Semnopithecus, xvii.
Senaarensis, (Camelop.),
170.

Senegalensis (Antil.), 157,
158; (Felis), 41; (F.

Leo), 40; (Gala.), 16;
(Hippop.), 188; (Ma-
nat.), 107; (Orvct.), 190.
(Taph.), 32; (Viv.), 49.
Senex (Cent.), 34; (Cer-
cops), 8.

Seniculus (Mycet.), 11.
Sepalus, xxiii.
Septemcinctus (Dasyp.),
189.

Septentrionalis (Lep.), 126.
Sericeus (Mus), 131.
Serotine, 28.

Serotinus (Vesp.), 28. 31.
Serval (Fel.), 41.

Servalina (Fel.), 41. 45.
Setifer, xxii.

Setiger (Mus), 108.
Setonix, xxii.

Setosa (Betton.), 93 ;

(Echid.), 192.

Setosus (Cent.), 82; (Da-
syp.), 189; (Sciur.), 144;
(Tachygl.), 192.
Sewellel, 150.

Sexcinctus (Dasyp.), 189.
Shawensis (Delph.), 106.
Sheep, 169.

Shrew, 78.

Shrew-mole, 76.

Siaga, xxvi. 160; (Antil.),
160.

Siamang, 1.

Siamanga, xvii. 1.

Sibirica (Capra), 167;
(Must.), 66.

Sibiricarum (Ibex), 167*
Sibiricus (Erin.), 82 ; (Gu-
lo), 68; (Mosch.), 172;
(Ptero.), 136.

Sigmodon, xxiv. 117.
Silenus, xvii. 8; (Sim.), 8.
Simensis (Canis), 58.
Simia, xvii. 1 ; Simia ?

(Manatus), 107.
Simiadse, xvii. 1.

Simir, 62.

Simotes, xxiv.

Simpai, 2.

Simplicicornis (Cerv.), 174.
Simus (Rhinoe.), 187.
Sinaica (Capra), 168.
Sinensis (Cyn.), 7.
Sing-Sing (Antil.), 157*
Sinica (Sim.), 7.

Sinicus (Mac.), 7.

Sipalus, xxii.

Siphneus, xxv. 148.
Sirenia, xxiii.

Skunk, 69.

Slepez, 148.

Sloth, 193.

Sminthus, xxiv.

Smithii (Cheirog.), 16;

(Felis), 42; (Herp.), 51.
Socialis fusea (Nas.), 74;

rufa (Nas.), 74.
Soemmerringii (Antil.),
161. .

Solenodon, xxii.
Solenodonta, xxii.
Sondeli, 78.

Sonneratii (Sorex), 78.
Sorex, xxi. 78.

Sorexglis, xxi.

Soricina (Glossoph.), 20.
Soricinum (Phyll.), 19.
Soricinus (Mus), 112.
Souffleur, 147*

Souslik, 146.

Spalax, xxv. 148.

Spasma (Megad.), 21.
Spatangus (Erin.), 82.
Speciosus (Mac.), 8.
Spectrum, xix; (Stum.),
17; (Vamp.), 18.
Spenserse (Tarsip.), 86.
Spermophilus, xxv. 145,
146, 147.

Spermosciurus, xxv.
Sphiggurus, xxiv. 123.
Sphingiola, (Sim.), 9.
Sphingura, xxv.

Sphinx, xvii.; (Cynoc.),9.
Spilosoma? (Sperm.), 146.
Spinigera (Antil.), 163.
Spinosus (Cent.), 82;

(Sphigg.), 123.

Splendens (Bathy.), 150.
Speoris (Rhin.), 23.

Spring Bock, 160.

Stag, 177.

Stagnalis (Sorex), 79.
Stangeri (Sciur.), 140.
Steadmanni (Cyn.), 53.
Steinboek, 167*

Stellerus, xxiii.
Stemmatopus, xxiii.

Stenoderma, xviii.
Stenops, xviii.
Stenorynchina, xxiii. 102.
Stenorhynchus, xxiii.
Stentor, xvii.

Stinkard, 69.

Stoat, 65. *

Stramineus (Natal.), 28;
(Pterop.), 38.

Strepsiceros, xxvi. 155 ;

(Antil,), 155, 156.

Striata (Hyaena), 46;
(Viv.), 67.

Striaticornis (Antil.), 159.
Striatus (Sciur.), 145.
Strongyloceros (Cerv.),
175. 177.

Stuartii (Antech.), 99.
Sturnira, xviii. 18.
Stylocerus, xxvii.
Subcornutus (Cerv.), 173.
Subflava (Sim.), 9.
Subflaviventris, (Sciur.),
144.

Subfusca (Galer.), 67.
Subgutturosa (Antil.), 160.
Subhemachalana (Must.),
67-

Sublineatus (Sciur.), 142.
Submurinus (Vesp.), 27.
Subniger (Coelog.), 125.
Subpentadactylus (Atel.),
9.

Subquadricornis (Antil.),
159.

Subspinosa (Hyst.), 123.
Subterraneus ( Arvic.), 1 19.
Subviridis (Cere.), 5.
Suckoteirus, xvii.

Suillus (Erin.), 82; (Mus),
149; (Vesp.), 32.

Suina, xxvii. 183.

Sulgan, 129.

Sumatrana (Fel.), 43; (Ta-
pir.), 184.

Sumatrensis (Antil.), 166 ;

(Can.), 57; (Mus), 150.

S uncus, xxi.

Suricata, xx. ; (Ryz.), 50;
(Viv.), 53.

Surinamensis (Trag.), 174.
Sus, xxvii. 184.

Susu, xxiii.

Susue, 106.

Suturosa (Antil.), 156.
Swainsonii (Phascog.), 99.
Swinderianus ( Aulac.),122.
Sykesii (Keriv.), 27.
Sylhetanus (Bos), 152.
Sylvanus (S.), 8.

Sylvatica (Antil.), 165.
Sylvaticus,(Mus.),lll,112.
Sylvicapra, xxvi.
Syndactyla (Sim.), 1.
Synetheres, xxv.

Synotus, xix.

Syriaeus, (Hyrax), 187;
(Urs.), 72.

Tabernacularum (Ha-
lich.), 107.

Tachyglossus, xxviii.

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Tarnai*.

Tamariscu-

Tamarisinus

132.

Tamias, xxv. 145.

Tana (Tupai.), 76.
Tandrae (Erin.), 82.
Tangalunga (Viv.), 48.

* Tangilin, 189.

Tankrawa, 137.

Tanrec, 82.

Tao (Antil.), 156.
Taphozous, xix. 32, 33.

• Tapiirete, 184.

Tapir, xxvii.; (Hydroch.),
184.

Tapirina, xxvii. 183.
Tapirus, xxvii. 184.
Tayouara (Didelp.), 86.
Ta^andus, xxvii.; (Cerv.),
131.

•f: Tarryensis ? (Lutra), 71*
Tardig idus, xviii. xxviii.

(Lor.), 16 ; (Lem.), 15.
Tarpogan, 147-
Tarsipes, xxii. 87*

Tarsius, xviii.

Tartarin, 8.

Tasmanensis (Noctul.),
194.

Tasmanii (Halm.), 90.
Tatarica (Capra), 160.
Tatou, 190.

Tatouay (Dasyp.), 190.
Tatou pichiy, 190.
Tatu-apara, 189.
Tatu-Mataco, 189.
Tatusia, xxviii. 189.
Taurina, (Antil.), 154.
Taurus, xxvi. ; (Bos), 151.
Taxidea, xxi. 70.

Taxus, xxi. ; (Urs.), 70.
Taye, 169.

Tayra, 67.

Taytetou, 186.

Tee-Tee, 12.

Tehr, 168.

' Tek, 167.

Teledu, 69.

Temminckii (Col.), 4;

(Vesp.), 31.

Tendal (Antil.), 155.
Tennu, 184.

Tenrec, xxii.

Tenuis (Gerbil.), 132;

Thiosm.

Thomomys,

Thompsonii (i*.

120.

Thoracia (Sor.), 78.
Thylacinus, xxii.
Thylacis, xxii.

Thylamys, xxiii. 101.
Thylogale, xxii.
Thyroptera, xix.
Thyropterus, xix.

Tianac, 3.

Tibetanus (Urs.), 73.
Tigrina (Felis) , 43 ; (Viv.) ,
49.

Tigrinoides (Leop.), 43.
Tigris, xix. 40; (Felis), 40.
Timidus (Lep.), 125.

Titi, (CEdip.) 14.
Tittchseeheilus (Pter.),38.
Tolai (Lep.), 127.
Tolypeutes, xxvii.
Torquatus (Brady.), 192;
(Callith.) , 13; (Dicot.),
186; (Fel.), 44.

Tota, 5.

Toupai (Macrox.), 141.
Townsendii (Sperm oph.),
146.

Tragatus, (Rhin.), 22.
Tragelaphus, xxvi. 165,
166; (Ovis), 169.
Tragocamelus (Antil.),
154.

Tragulus, xxvi. xxvii.

173; (Antil.), 164.
Tragus, xxvii; (Rupica.),
107-

Tredecim-lineatus (Sci-
ur.) , 146.

Trichecina, xxiii. 102.
Trichecus, xxiii. 102.
Trichosurus, xxii.
Tricinctus (Dasyp.), 189.
Tricolor (Lycaon), 62.
Tricuspis (Manis), 188.
Tridactyla (Myrmec.),
191. '

Tun.

135.

Turrus, 46.

Tursio, xxiii.

(Delph.), 105.

.Typhlus (Mus), 148.
Typicus (Chierog.), 16;
(Cyn.),53; (Dendrom.),
115; (Graphiu.), 133.
(Lycaon), 62; (Ma-
crom.), 15; (Macros-
cel.),77; (Otomys), 116;
(Pedestes), 130; (Pe-
trom.), 122.

Typus (Pangol.), 188;
(Paradox.), 56 ; (Pu-
tor.), 64.

Tzeiran, 158.

Ualabatus (Halmat.),
89.

Uncia (Fel.), 41.

Undata var. (Fel.), 43.
Undulata (Fel.), 43 ;

(Viv.), 47.

Ungka, 2.

Unguifer (Macrop.), 88.
Ungulata, xxvi. 151.
Unicinctus (Dasyp.), 190.
Unicolor (Noctil.), 33;
(Sorex) , 80.

Unicornis (Rhinoc.), 186.
Unicornu (Monod.), 107-
Unihastatus (Rhin.), 22.
Unisulcatus (Geom.), 149;

(Otom.), 116.

Uperodon, xxiii.
Uranodon, xxiii.
Urinatrix (Mang.), 52.
Urocryptus, xix.
Uroleptes, xxviii.
Ursiformis (Brad.), 73.

(Pith.), 2;
08; (Setig.),82.
(Sciur.), 139;
.,,78.

jx (Can.), 60; (Dy-
sop.), 35; (Moloss.), 35.
Venatica (Fel.), 46; (Hy-
sena), 62.

Ventricosus (Delph.), 106.
Vermicula (Lep.), 128.
Verrucatus (Arctib.), 18.
Vervet, 5.

Vespertilio, xix. 26.
Vespertilionidse, xviii. 17.
Vespertilionina, xix. 42.
Vesperugo, xix.

Veter (Sim.), 8.

Vetulus (Cere.), 8.
Vexiilaris (Alact.), 131.
Vicuna (Camel.), 171.
Vignei (Ovis), 169.

Villosa (Antil.), 165;
(Chrysochl.), 76; (Hy-
aen.), 47-

Vison, xx. 65 ; (Must.), 64.
Virginiana (Didelph.), 100.
Virginianus (Cerv.), 175;

(Lep.), 129.

Virginicus? (M.), 117.
Vindis (Cere.), 5.
Viscaccia, xxv.

t -]> 17;

(Sciur.), 136.
~cila (Didelph.), 83;
(Sciur.), 135.

Vulgaris (Arvic.), 118;
(Bal.), 104; (Camel.),
171 ; (Cerv.), 177; Cri-
cet.), 115; (Dam.), 181;
(Delph.), 104 ; (Erin.),
82; (Gen.), 49; (Gulo),
68; (Hipp.), 23 ; (Hyae.),
46; (Jacchus), 14;
(Lep.), 125; (Lot.), 74;
(Lutr.), 70; (Mart.), 63;
(Mel.), 70; (Must.), 65;
(Put.), 64; (Sim.), 8;
(Sor.), 79; (Talp.), 75;
(Vulp.), 59.

Vulpeeula (Viv.), 67.
Vulpes, xx. 59, 60, 61, 62;

(Can.), 59.

Vulpicanis, xx.

Vulpina (Didelph.), 86.
Vulpinus (Sciur.), 138.

Wah, 75.

Wallaroo, 91.

Walliehii (Cerv.), 180.
Walrus, 102.

Wapiti (Cerv.), 177-
Wargul, 71.

Warryato (Capra), 168.
Water Bock, 159.
Waterhousii (Macrot.),
194.

Wawpoos, 129.

Weasel, 65.

Weddellii (Otar.), 102.

ou, 2.

f c rbagool, 36.
Wurmbii (Sim.),

Xantharpyia,

38.

Xanthocephalus ( b
Xanthogenys (M :
Xanthognathus
118.

Xanthosternon ((
Xanthurus (Vulp
Xenurus, xxviii.
Xerus, xxv. 144.

Yagouarondi (■
Yak, 153.

Yarke, 13.

Yarkea, xviii.
Ygann, 155.

Youge, 46.

Zaarensis (Vul
Zach, 167.

Zamouse, 153.

Zati, 7*

Zebra (Antil.), 16 *
183; (Herp.), 5
Zebrata (Antil.),
Zebroides (Eq.), 18
Zebuder, 167*
Zee-koe, 188.

Zenick (Sur.), 53.
Zenik (Viv.), 53.
Zerda (Canis), 62
Zeylanica (Viv.),
Zibetha (Viv.), 4(
Zibethica, (Mel.)
Zibethicus (Cast.
Zincus (Mus), 13
Zoker (Lem.), 14
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