Catalogue of Monkeys, Lemurs, And Fruit-Eating Bats in the Collection of the British Museum
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S. 1845 ; Zool.
Typica, t. (bad). Prosimia ruflfrons, Lesson; Gray !
Hab. Madagascar. B. M.
Both Schreber's and Eraser's figures leave out the peculiar stripes on the side of the rump.
Lemur rufus (Geoff.), Maid roux (Audeb. Makis, t. 2), seems to resemble this species ; but we have it not : it may be only a variety.
Lemur rufivemter (1. Geoff. Cat. Mamm. p. IVjwaALemurflaviventer (I. Geoff. Cat. Mamm. p. 72) are probably allied species.
6. Prosimia xauthomystax. B. M.
Fur grey brown, with a br...oad, black, indistinct dorsal streak ; chin, chest, and beneath pale rufous ; head and back of neck black ; a large pufify spot on each side of the throat under the ear brighfr 3. PKOSIMIA. 75 rufous ; a large spot on each side of the forehead over the eyes grey ; tail brown, blackish-washed.
Lemur xanthomystax, Oray, B. M. Prosimia xanthomystax, Chray, P. Z. & 1863, p. 138, t. 17.
Hah. Madagascar.
This may be easily known from P. mongoz (with which it agrees by having the grey spot on the forehead) by the dorsal streak and the red puff on the temples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. 1845 ; Zool.
Typica, t. (bad). Prosimia ruflfrons, Lesson; Gray !
Hab. Madagascar. B. M.
Both Schreber's and Eraser's figures leave out the peculiar stripes on the side of the rump.
Lemur rufus (Geoff.), Maid roux (Audeb. Makis, t. 2), seems to resemble this species ; but we have it not : it may be only a variety.
Lemur rufivemter (1. Geoff. Cat. Mamm. p. IVjwaALemurflaviventer (I. Geoff. Cat. Mamm. p. 72) are probably allied species.
6. Prosimia xauthomystax. B. M.
Fur grey brown, with a br...oad, black, indistinct dorsal streak ; chin, chest, and beneath pale rufous ; head and back of neck black ; a large pufify spot on each side of the throat under the ear brighfr 3. PKOSIMIA. 75 rufous ; a large spot on each side of the forehead over the eyes grey ; tail brown, blackish-washed.
Lemur xanthomystax, Oray, B. M. Prosimia xanthomystax, Chray, P. Z. & 1863, p. 138, t. 17.
Hah. Madagascar.
This may be easily known from P. mongoz (with which it agrees by having the grey spot on the forehead) by the dorsal streak and the red puff on the temples.
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