SPECIES OF MAMMALIA. 



of Lepus ; ears moderate ; eyes round ; hind legs not much 

 larger than those before; fur under the feet ; tail none; 

 mammce four or six ; clavicles nearly perfect. 



700. 1. L. Alpinus ifheVWa..') Reddish-yellow; ears, and 

 palm of the feet dark-brown. About ten inches long. 



Lepus Alpinus, Pallas, Glires, 45. Lagomys Pika, Geoff. 



Pika or Picka, of the inhabitants of the shore of Lake 

 Baikal. Alpine Hare, Pen. ii. 107. 



Icon. Pallas, I. c. tab. 2. Schreber, 238. Pennant, Quad. 

 t.l0,f2. 



Inhabits the Northern Mountains of the Old World. 



701. 2. L. Ogotoma (the Ogotone, or Gray Pika.) Pale 

 brownish-gray ; feet yellowish ; ears oval, of the same 

 colour as the body. About seven inches long. 



Lepus Ogotona, Pallas, Glires, 59. Lagomys Ogotona, 

 Desm. Mamm. 353. Lepus Alpinus, Erxleb. 



Ogotome of the Mongole Tartars. Ogotoma Hare, Pen. 

 Quad. II. 109. 



Icon. /. c. tab. 3. Schreb. tab. 239. Pennant, Quad. 

 t.l0,f.3. 



Inhabits Mongolian Tartary 



702. 3. L. Pusilltis (Calling Hare of Pennant.) Gray- 

 brown ; ears nearly triangular, edged with white. About 

 six inches long. 



Li?pus Pusillus, Pallas, Glires, 3\. and Nov. Com. Petrop. 

 t. 13. 534. Lagomys Pusillus, Desm. Mamm. 353. 



Calling Hare, Pen. Quad, ii, in. 



Icon. Pallas, Glires, tab. 1. Com. Petrop. tab. 14. 

 Schreber, 237. Sulgam, l^icq. d'Azyr. Syst. des Anim. Pen. 

 Quad. t.lO,f 1. 



Inhabits South-eastern parts of Russia. 



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