136 Mammals of Eastern Asia 
The Japanese Stump-tailed Macaque, Lyssodes fuscata, 
has long, dense fur, as befits a Macaque dwelling in fairly tem- 
perate latitudes. The color is blackish brown with a trace of 
yellowish due to banding of the individual hairs with buff. There 
is a blackish area across the forehead. The bare face is red, 
whitish in the young. There are long whiskers and a beard. The 
hands and feet are blackish, the limbs gray. The very short tail 
is gray-black with a tinge of reddish. The females are generally 
Fig. 29. Japanese Macaque, Lyssodes fuscata, 
