The Naturalists Library volume 15
The Naturalists Library volume 15
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Sub-genus TAXIDIA. Is the Badger of North America, separated from Meles by Mr. Waterhouse, on account of the difference in the greater expansion of the occipital region of the skull, which is also the most elevated : the want of the first false molar of the lower jaw, the greater size of the carnassial, &c. The dentition, therefore, is g, \-\, f - = 32.
Tax. Labradoria. The Carcajou or American Badger, stands higher on the legs than the common badger. The head is shorter, and the fur being long..., full, and rather fine, it appears smaller. In both sexes (we describe from a living pair) the head is white, with a black bar down the jowl from near CARNIVORA. 211 the ear, and two others longitudinal, first encircling the muzzle, passing upwards between the eyes over the nape, and gradually changing to a fine grey, re- unite on the middle of the hack, having, the whole distance, a broad white space between them, broader and more intense in the male than in the female ; the back itself is silvery grey, changing on the sides to pale yellow ; the tip of the tail and the four ex- tremities are black, each with five toes, and all arm- ed with powerful long claws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sub-genus TAXIDIA. Is the Badger of North America, separated from Meles by Mr. Waterhouse, on account of the difference in the greater expansion of the occipital region of the skull, which is also the most elevated : the want of the first false molar of the lower jaw, the greater size of the carnassial, &c. The dentition, therefore, is g, \-\, f - = 32.
Tax. Labradoria. The Carcajou or American Badger, stands higher on the legs than the common badger. The head is shorter, and the fur being long..., full, and rather fine, it appears smaller. In both sexes (we describe from a living pair) the head is white, with a black bar down the jowl from near CARNIVORA. 211 the ear, and two others longitudinal, first encircling the muzzle, passing upwards between the eyes over the nape, and gradually changing to a fine grey, re- unite on the middle of the hack, having, the whole distance, a broad white space between them, broader and more intense in the male than in the female ; the back itself is silvery grey, changing on the sides to pale yellow ; the tip of the tail and the four ex- tremities are black, each with five toes, and all arm- ed with powerful long claws.
What to read after The Naturalists Library volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jardine to read onlineMoreLess
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