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I the types "i fulviventer and similai
animals mormal indi\ ing an
unusual
ittach
tin' nam Penin -nla.
ity, with tin- range
extendin tnd N lal itude and including
ing [slan Is off Trengganu, and the Langkawi Islands,
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for the follow iti|
; under T. kanchil
and giving Sin " The
he and abdi >men
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of the marks oi the
are liable to individu one ii n hii h gai e rise to
the sup;- titer." |oui n. A
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Thomas and Wr< ord two pei imens from
by u- to Soul m as T. k. fulviveniei
and stan m v. nli the type shows that the e an
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undoubtedly
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()l il pecimens in the F.M.S. Museums from
e, rather more than one third ha\ in
l1 pattern described by Gray, and
I them show further the fulvous band on the throat
separating the white of the chin from the white streaks oi the
foreneck which 1- referred I" in his upplementary description.
The I
ther with an extension of fulvous
over the underparts of the bod} which restricts the white to
in an -inn
inn and in the region of the thighs,
its mure richly
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col tred pi als
the minority I think there 1- no doubt that the) represenl
Gray's r; 1 are very
probable places at which btained the
with such a phase are in
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specimens seen h v draw
The m h should now
ml behind the
cKin and ha; white with a line ol
varying width and coloui running Iran the collar to the
innl whiti
in exten
I fulvi ais area
of the upper part of t lie forelimbs
. white.
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the Indian
while B01 Malacca, as
il originally
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talis.
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