1. Mixodectes pungens.+ 2. M. crassiusculus.+ 3. Cynodontomys latidens.+
4. Omomys carteri.+ 5. Anaptomorphus æmulus.+ 6. A. homunculus.+ 7.
Adapis tenebrosus.+ 8. Tomitherium rostratum.+ 9. Laopithecus robustus.+
10. L. lemurinus.+ 11. Pelycodus jarrovii.+ 12. P. tutus.+ 13. P.
frugivorus.+ 14. P. angulatus.+ 15. Microsyops spierianus.+ 16. M.
elegans.+ 17. M. scottianus.+ 18. Hyopsodus acolytus.+ 19. H. paulus.+
20. H. minusculus.+ 21. H. vicarius.+ 22. H. powellianus.+ 23. Indrodon
sp.+ 24. Opisthotomus sp.+ 25. Apheliscus sp.+ 26. Sarcolemur sp.+ 27.
Hipposyus sp.+ 28. Bathrodon sp.+ 29. Mesacodon sp.+ 30. Stenacodon sp.+
{253}_E^3._ COLD TEMPERATE SUB-REGION.
I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea.
Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct.
Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera -- --
,, species -- -- | ,, species -- --
Both the orders of Primates are absent from this Sub-region.
_F._ NEOTROPICAL REGION.
_F^1._ ANTILLEAN SUB-REGION.
I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea.
Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct.
Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera -- --
,, species -- -- | ,, species -- --
Both orders of the Primates are absent from this Sub-region.
_F^2._ CENTRAL AMERICAN SUB-REGION.
[alpha]. MEXICAN PROVINCE.
I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea.
Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct.
Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera -- --
,, species -- -- | ,, species -- --
{254}The following species is recognised from this Province[6]:--