Marsupialia Or Pouched Animals
Marsupialia Or Pouched Animals
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In the young animal before alluded to, and which 234 THE KANGAROOS.
is scarcely half grown, there is a brown mark along the middle of the tail beneath. It is from the same locality as the adult specimen last described.
Desmarest, in a foot-note accompanying the account of M. Eugenii, says " nous croyons pouvoir rapporter ce nom a un Kanguroo de la collection du Museum, qui a ete etiquete Kanguroo ties ties Saint Pierre, et qui, par sa taille, ressemble a 1'espece trouvee dans ces iles par Lesue...ur et Peron. Ce Kanguroo est maintenaiit indique comme un jeune de 1'espece a cou roux" (M. RvficoUis. *) This same specimen is again referred to by Messrs. Geoffroy and F. Cuvier, in their account of the Hal- mature Thetis. They say the species to which they give this name has long existed in the Paris Museum, but the resemblance of its colouring to the M. Ruficollis caused it to be mistaken for the young of that species.
LORD DERBY'S KANGAROO.
Macropus Derbianus. PLATE XXI.
Halmaturus Derbianus, Gray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the young animal before alluded to, and which 234 THE KANGAROOS.
is scarcely half grown, there is a brown mark along the middle of the tail beneath. It is from the same locality as the adult specimen last described.
Desmarest, in a foot-note accompanying the account of M. Eugenii, says " nous croyons pouvoir rapporter ce nom a un Kanguroo de la collection du Museum, qui a ete etiquete Kanguroo ties ties Saint Pierre, et qui, par sa taille, ressemble a 1'espece trouvee dans ces iles par Lesue...ur et Peron. Ce Kanguroo est maintenaiit indique comme un jeune de 1'espece a cou roux" (M. RvficoUis. *) This same specimen is again referred to by Messrs. Geoffroy and F. Cuvier, in their account of the Hal- mature Thetis. They say the species to which they give this name has long existed in the Paris Museum, but the resemblance of its colouring to the M. Ruficollis caused it to be mistaken for the young of that species.
LORD DERBY'S KANGAROO.
Macropus Derbianus. PLATE XXI.
Halmaturus Derbianus, Gray.
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