Introduction to Mammalia
Introduction to Mammalia
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Widd- ringtonii ; but Herp. Rufa. Desm. , is most likely a species of Cynictis.
1GO ORDER Y.
Sub-genus ATILAX. The Vansire. Differs from the preceding by the cerebral chamber being pro- portionably more enlarged, and by the apophyses of the jugal and coronal wanting length to form a complete bony orbit round the eye.
At. Galera. Vohang-shira of Madagascar. Total length about 20 inches ; dark brown, stippled with buff; tail full to the end. Is said to be fond of the water.
Here might be placed t...he sub-genus AMBLIODON, of which we hare not found the distinguishing characters.
Genus PARADOXURUS. * Instituted by F. Cuvier, on account of the facility most of the species possess of rolling up the tail. They have the same number of teeth as Viverra, , i-i, f -f = 36 ; but the molars indicate a more frugivorous appetite. The eye is linear ; the sub-anal pouch assumes more the form of a fold ; the feet are plantigrade, with the ) toes united by a membrane to near the claws, j They are not remarkably agile, and prefer to reside j in the crevices of rocks, though, no doubt, they all lj can climb trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Widd- ringtonii ; but Herp. Rufa. Desm. , is most likely a species of Cynictis.
1GO ORDER Y.
Sub-genus ATILAX. The Vansire. Differs from the preceding by the cerebral chamber being pro- portionably more enlarged, and by the apophyses of the jugal and coronal wanting length to form a complete bony orbit round the eye.
At. Galera. Vohang-shira of Madagascar. Total length about 20 inches ; dark brown, stippled with buff; tail full to the end. Is said to be fond of the water.
Here might be placed t...he sub-genus AMBLIODON, of which we hare not found the distinguishing characters.
Genus PARADOXURUS. * Instituted by F. Cuvier, on account of the facility most of the species possess of rolling up the tail. They have the same number of teeth as Viverra, , i-i, f -f = 36 ; but the molars indicate a more frugivorous appetite. The eye is linear ; the sub-anal pouch assumes more the form of a fold ; the feet are plantigrade, with the ) toes united by a membrane to near the claws, j They are not remarkably agile, and prefer to reside j in the crevices of rocks, though, no doubt, they all lj can climb trees.
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