_Dentibus palatinis in fasciculis subcontiguis paulò obliquis, pone
nares posteriores positis; palmis non tuberculatis._
Habitat, Valdivia.
This species considerably resembles the former in most of its
characters. The palatine teeth, however, form at once a certain and
tangible distinction and there are some minor points in which they
differ, sufficient at a glance to determine them. The head in the
present animal is broader than it is long; in the former the breadth is
only equal to its length. The palms are in this species without
conspicuous tubercles; in the other there are two, although very small.
In colour it differs much from the former. The general colour is a rich
fuscous brown, rather paler beneath; the flanks, the throat and belly,
and the whole of the thighs and legs, with various white markings, those
of the throat and belly being the smallest. This species was found in
the forest, in Valdivia.