APPENDIX. 137 
3. Propithecus Damonis. B.M. 
Fur white: face blackish; nose covered with a patch of short 
white hairs ; chest, front and outside of fore limbs, and the front 
and outside of the thighs rusty red. 
ee Damonis, Pollen. Propithecus Coquereli, Mlne-Ed- 
wards. 
Hab. Madagascar. 
These are so much alike that I should not be astonished if all the 
three named species were mere varieties of colour of the same ani- 
mal. We have skulls of Propithecus diadema and P. Damonis in 
the British Museum ; and they are very much alike. 
Page 92. Add:—3. Nycticebus cinereus. B.M. 
Nycticebus cinereus, Milne-Edwards, Ann. Sc. Nat. 1867, vii. p. 161, 
and Nouv. Arch. Mus, Bull. iii. p.9, pl. 3. 
From Siam and Cochin China; in Brit. Mus. from Mus. Paris. 
Page 97. Daubentonia madagascariensis. B.M. 
Anatomy: Peters, Abhand, Ak. Wiss. Berlin, 1866, pp. 79-100, pl. ; 
Sttzsber. Ges. ntrf. Freunde Berlin, 1866, June 19. 
Lives on sugar-cane.—Bartlett, Ann. § Mag. Nat. Hist. 1865, 
xvi. p. 142. 
