Synopsis of the Weasels of North America
Synopsis of the Weasels of North America
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Similar to Putorius frenatus, but slightly larger; black of head extending posteriorly over neck; white face markings much more extensive; the spot between the eyes very much larger and broadly confluent on both sides with whitish area between eye and ear, which area also is much more extensive in all directions than in frenatus.
'Color. Upper parts from shoulders to black tip of tail, dark brown; neck, crown of head, nose, ears, and sides of face to a little behind the eye, black ; black of he...ad between eyes and ears divided by a broad band of buffy white which is broadly confluent with buffy yellow of throat and chin; a narrow border of whitish on upper lip; rest of under parts ochraceous yellow (including whole of forefeet, inner sides of hind legs and feet, and terminal half or nearly half of upper surfaces of hind feet, where the color becomes paler, being buffy ochraceous, as on the throat).
Cranial characters. Skull similar to that of frenntus, but larger; audital bulhe much narrower; postorbital processes less strongly developed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Similar to Putorius frenatus, but slightly larger; black of head extending posteriorly over neck; white face markings much more extensive; the spot between the eyes very much larger and broadly confluent on both sides with whitish area between eye and ear, which area also is much more extensive in all directions than in frenatus.
'Color. Upper parts from shoulders to black tip of tail, dark brown; neck, crown of head, nose, ears, and sides of face to a little behind the eye, black ; black of he...ad between eyes and ears divided by a broad band of buffy white which is broadly confluent with buffy yellow of throat and chin; a narrow border of whitish on upper lip; rest of under parts ochraceous yellow (including whole of forefeet, inner sides of hind legs and feet, and terminal half or nearly half of upper surfaces of hind feet, where the color becomes paler, being buffy ochraceous, as on the throat).
Cranial characters. Skull similar to that of frenntus, but larger; audital bulhe much narrower; postorbital processes less strongly developed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Hart Clinton Hart Merriam to read onlineMoreLess
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