S Q^U I R R E L. 
Sciurus Zeylanicus pilis in dorfo Sciuru* macrourus, loisg-tailed 207.C3YLON. 
nigricantibus Rukkaia diiStus Squirrel, Ind.ZooI. tab. i. 
a lono. RaiiJyn. quad. 215. 
Sq. with ears tufted with black : nofe flefh-colored : 
cheeks, legs and belly of a pale yellow: between 
the ears a yellow fpot : forehead, back, fides, 
haunches black : cheeks marked with a bifurcated 
ftroke of black : under fide red : tail twice as long 
as the body, of a light grey, and very bulky : the 
part next the body quite furrounded with hair : on 
the reft the hairs are feparated and lie flat. Is thrice 
the flze of the European fquirrel. 
Inhabits Ceylon is called there DandGelana : alfo 
Roekea from the noife it makes. 
Sq, with tufted ears : head, back, Aides, upper part zoS.Bombat* 
of the legs and thighs and tail of a dull purple : 
the lower part of the legs and thighs, and the 
belly, yellow: end of the tail orange: length, 
from nofe to tail, near flxteen inches; tail feven- 
teen. 
Inhabits Bombay ; deferibed from a ftu'ft Ikin in 
Doctor HunteE s cabinet. 
p. Sq. with a round flelh-colored nofe : hair on the 
upper part of the body of a rulty black : tail a 
foot and a half long : belly and fore feet grey : 
foies of the feet flelh-colored. Three times the flze 
of an European fquirrel. 
Deferibed 
