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176 GEOGRAPHICAL ZOOLOGY. [part iv. Cebidse. The thumb is not at all opposable, and all the fingers are armed with sharp claws. The hallux, or thumb-like great toe, is very small ; the tail is long and not prehensile. The two genera Hapale (9 sp.), and Midas (24 sp.), are of doubtful value, though some naturalists have still further sub-divided them. They are confined to the tropical forests of South America, and are most abundant in the districts near the equator. Neotropical Sub-regions. Suhrorder—LEMUROIDEA. Family 6.—LEMUEID^. (11 Genera, 53 Species.) Neahctio Sl'B-llEOION.S. I General Distribution. Pal^arctic SuB-..Er,IONS. 1.2. 3.4 — 2.3.4 Ethiopian Oriental I Australian | Sub-regions. Sub-regions. Sub-rkgions. The Lemuridse, comprehending all the animals usually termed Lemurs and many of their allies, are divided by Professor Mivart —who has carefully studied the group—into four sub-families and eleven genera, as follows : — Sub-family Indrisinse, consisting of the genus Indris (5 sp.), is confined to Madagascar. — — Suh-family Lemurinae, contains five genera, viz. : Lemur, (15 sp.) ; Hapalemur (2 sp.) ; Microcehus (4 sp.) ; Chirogaleus (5 sp.) ; and Lepilemur (2 sp.) ;—all confined to Madagascar. Suh-family Nycticebinse, contains four genera, viz. : Nydicehus (^3 sp.)—small, short-tailed, nocturnal animals, called slow-lemurs, —range from East Bengal to South China, and to Borneo and Java; Loris (1 sp.)— a very small, tail-less, nocturnal lemur, which inhabits Madras, Malabai, and Ceylon ; Perodidicus (1 sp.) —the potto—a small lemur with almost rudimentary forefinger, found at Sierra Leone (Plate V., vol. i., p. 264); Ardocehus (1 sp.)—the angwantibo,— another extraordinary form in which the forefinger is quite absent and the first toe armed with a long claw,—inhabits Old Calabar.
CHAP. XVII.] MAMMALIA. 177 Suh-family Galaginse, contains only the genus Galago (14 sp.), which is confined to the African continent, ranging from Senegal and Fernando Po to Zanzibar and Natal. Family 7.—TARSIID^. (1 Genus, 1 Species.)
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