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ly. 
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much lefs than our animal; but whether they ar$j 
the fame I cannot at prefent determine,, 
Macaffar fox. Nieuhcff <voy. 361. pedlbufque albis. Pr. fufca. ruf© 
qhitote Burbot. 560. - admjxto, facie nigra, pedibus 
Vary (1). Flacourt. lift* Madag. fulvis. Brijfon qu#d. 156, 157. 
353. Lemur Mongooz. L. caudatus 
Simia-fciurus lanuginofus fufcus grileus, cauda unicolore. Lin. 
Peti'V. Gaz. tab. 17. JyJl. 44. 
‘Phe Mongooz. Edw. 1 16. Le Mongouz, deBuffon, xiii. 174. 
Profimia fufca. Pr. fufca nafo tab.xxvi. 
M. with, orange-colored irides : fliort rounded ears: 
end of the nofe black: eyes lodged in a circle of 
black ; the fpace between them of the fame color: 
reft of the nofe and lower fides of the cheeks white :* 
when in full health the whole upper part of th£ 
body covered with long, fpft and thick fur, a little 
curled or waved, of a deep brownifh afti color : 
tail very long, covered with the fame fort of hair, 
and of the fame color: breaft and belly white: 
hands and feet naked, and dusky: nails flat, ex¬ 
cept that of the inner toe of the hind feet: fize of 
a cat: varies, fpmetimes with white or yellow paws, 
and with a face wholly brown. 
Inhabits Madagascar', and the adjacent ides: 
fleeps on trees : turns its tail over its head to p rot eft 
it from rain % : lives on fruits : is very fportive and 
good-natured : very tender : found as far as Celebes , 
pr Maccafldr. Linnaeus confounds this with Mr, 
Edwards^ blpck maucauco, our 107th. 
* Cauche's <voj. Madagafcar a 53. 
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