1068 
CESTODA t283. 
[species Ratcliffe, 1930.] 
Ancylostoma t387. — Intest. 
^caninum. 
trigonocephalas*^ . 
Capillaria 13726. 
pachykeramota. — Intest. — Vienna. — 
T. h. 
Cylicospirura 468/. 
subaequalis. 
Dracunculus 1439. 
aethiopicus — Subcut. — Paris; Kor- 
dofan, Africa. 
'\m,edinensis. 
#416 (411). Head elongate. See #417. 
#417 (410). Pm2 present. See #418, also #465. 
#418 (465). vivERRiDAE « » Gray, 1821, London Med. Repos., v^.. 15, 301 fvivir^ 
RiDAE — Civet cats, genets, ichneumons or mongooses, paradoxures or 
tree-civets, etc. Toes generally 5 on each foot, claws variable; metatarsus 
hairy or naked. Teeth (typical formula): i.3/3, c.1/1, pm. 4/4, m.2/2. 5 
or 6 teeth in molar series of each jaw; upper molars usually 2-2, and upper 
carnassial with no anterior lobe, usually with 3 outer cusps. Auditory bulla 
externally constricted, divided into 2 chambers (except nandiniidae) . Ali- 
sphenoid canal nearly always present. Dorsal vertebrae 13 or 14. Form, 
usually rather slender; head and body elongate. Legs moderately short; dig- 
itigrade or plantigrade. In warmer portions of Old World (exclusive of 
Australia) ; north to Iberian Peninsula and southern France. See #419. 
#419 (421). NANDINIIDAE Pocock, 1929, Encycl. Brit., 14th ed., v. 4, 898 — Afri^ 
can palm civet. Auditory bulla undivided, wall of its posterior portion per- 
manently cartilaginous; mastoid portion of skull large, shelf like m form; 
paroccipital directed backward away from bulla. Body and tail long; 
muzzle elongate and narrow; the full complement of facial vibrissae retained; 
ear with bursa and a ridgelike supratragus. Legs short,, feet subplantigrade; 
claws short, curved, partially retractile; digits evenly spaced; plantar pad 
four-lobed, on forefoot continuous with bilobed carpal pad and on the hind 
foot with metatarsal area which is naked and has two ridge-like pads. Pala- 
tine foramina of skull in front of suture; cheek-teeth moderately trenchant, 
pm 4/2, m 4/2. Abdominal scent glands in front of the genital organs; penis 
short and close to scrotum. Africa. See #420. 
#420. Nandinia Gray, 1843, List Spec. Mamm. Brit. Mus., pp. xx, 54, mt. 
hinotata Gray, 1830. — African spotted palm-civet, African tree civet. Rudi- 
mentary marsupial pouch present. Cusps of hinder premolars and molars- 
smaller, much less sharp and pointed than in Genetta, Viverra, and Para- 
doxurus. With additional characters as given for nandiniidae. Forest 
region of W. Africa. 
#420 Nandinia [Paradoxurus binotata (Gray, 1830, Spicil. ZooL, pt. 2^ 
9 [Viverra •]) Gray, 1843, List Spec. Mamm., Brit. Mus., 54. Two-spotted 
palm civet. West African Palm-Civet. Forest region of West Africa (Fer- 
nando Po, Ashanti *, Angola). Syn. N. inotata™, for binotata. 
Setaria t452. 
species Walton, 1927. — In stomach tumor. 
Toxascaris t486. — Intest. 
leonina. 
Toxocara t484. 
^mystax °. — Africa. 
Armillifer t796. 
^armillatus. — Africa *. 
Haemaphysalis t869. — Ext. 
^leachi. 
Psoroptes t938.— Ext. 
communis ^. — Ear. — Leipzig. 
