SPECIES OF MAMMALIA. 



Grisly Bear, Lewis and Clark, Journey to the Missouri. 

 Gray Bear, Ream's Voyage. Warden's United States. 



Icon. 



Inhabits North America, especially the vicinity of the 

 Missouri. 



321. 6. i7. Z/a^m^Ms (Long-lipped Bear.) Brown-black, 

 long rough hair ; lips long and extensible. 



Bradypus Ursinus, Shaw, Gen. Zool. vol. i. Ursus Labi- 

 atus, Blainville, Nov. Bull, de la Societe Philom. 1817. 

 Prochilus Ursinus, Illiger. Melursus, Meyr. Ursus Lon- 

 girostris, Teidman. 



Ursiform Sloth, Pennant. 



Icon. Shaw, I. c. pi. 4. Cation's Ajiim. 



Inhabits the mountainous districts of India. 



322. 7. U.Malay anus {Ma\?iY V>e'a.v.) Black, with a large 

 heart-shaped patch of yellowish white on the throat. Fur 

 short and smooth. 



Ursus Malayanus, Raffies, Lin. Trans, xii. p. 1. Hors- 

 field's Zool. Java, No. 4. 

 Icon. Horsfield, I. c. 

 Inhabits India. 



323. 8. U. TAzi^'etoWM^ (the Thibet Bear.) Black, under, 

 jaw white, pectoral patch forked, and continued to the 

 middle of the belly. 



Ursus Tibethianus, Baron Cuvier and F. Cuvier, Mam. 

 Lithog. 



Icon. F. Cuvier, I. c. 

 Inhabits Thibet. 



Genus Procyon. 



Canine teeth large and compressed on each side ; cheek 

 teeth II, the three first pointed, th^ three posterior tuber- 

 culous ; body slightish ; muzzle pointed ; cars small ; tail 



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