BUSH-TAILED MONKEY. 
jaem ; and his mouth was moderately wide. 
Irhe teeth and tongue much resembled those 
f Men, as in most of the true Monkeys, 
^^he eyes wxre hazel-coloured, with black 
upils. The face, above, was bordered with 
mgish brown hair ; and the top of the head 
as covered with dusky longish hair, v/hich 
id the appearance of a round cap rising a 
itle above the head. He was, particularly 
markable for wanting those pouches under 
€ jaws which are found in most of the 
onkey species. The hinder part of the neck, 
d middle of the back, is covered with pretty 
ig dusky hair, which grows gradually to a 
htish yellow brown on the sides, arms, and 
ier-side, where the hair becomes thinner 
1 shorter, so as to shew the skin and nipples 
the breast. The thighs and legs are covered 
h hair of a darker and more reddish brown. 
|e four paws are all covered with a blackish 
1, and little hair. The tail is long, and 
iered with dusky brown hair of such a 
;th as to make the tail appear bushy. 
[^ tail curls, or inclines downwards. He 
a power to clasp hold of any thing with 
the 
