SPECIES OF MAMMALIA. 



;rect, deep black, with a yellow spot over the eyes on the 

 nuzzle, on the throat and legs. 



Britannicus, Desmarest. 



Icon. 



Obs. Desmarest thinks this variety is produced between 

 :he little Danish Dog and the Pyrame. 



Sub-var. a. The Scotch Terrier, white, with curly stiffish 

 liair. 



Var. h. C. F. Fricator, (the Artois Dog.) Muzzle ex- 

 cessively short and flat. Produced between the C. Hybridus 

 ind the Pug. 



C. F. Fricator, /3. Gmelin, Sys. Nat. 



Chien d'Artois, Bufon, v. t. 253. 



Chien Lillois, Islois, ou quatre vingts of the French. 



Icon. 



Inhabits Flanders. 



Var. i. C. F. Andalusia, (the Alicant Dog.) With the 

 hort muzzle of the Pug and the long hair of the Spaniel y 

 )etween which varieties this is produced. 



C. F. Andalusiae, Desm. Mam. 1. 19G. 



Chien d' Alicante, Buffon, v. 254. C. de Cayenne, French. 



Icon. 



Inhabits Alicant. 



Var. j. C.F. Mgyptius, (the Egyptian Dog.) Head very 

 hick and round ; ears erect at the base, large and move- 

 ble, and carried horizontally ; skin nearly naked, black or 

 ark flesh colour, with large patches of brown. 



C. F. JEgyptius, Gmelin^ Sys. Nat. 



Chien Turc, Bujfbn, Hist. Nat. Barbary Dog. 



Icon. Buffon, Hist. Nat. v. t. 42, f. 1. Ency. Method, t. 

 03,/. 1. 



Inhabits. 



Sub-var. a. With a sort of mane behind the head 

 )rmed of longish stiff" hairs. 



C. F. iEgyptius, var. a. Desm. Mam. 



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