THE COLLARED LEMUR. LEMUR COLLARIS.

MALE.--Head blackish-brown; cheeks, sides of throat, mark over eyes, and

base of ears, yellowish-grey, washed with orange-red or rufous; a spot at

the side of the nose, grey; chin, throat, and under side of the body,

blackish-grey.

FEMALE.--Centre of nose black; sides of nose, chin, cheeks, including the

eyes, ears, sides of throat, iron-grey, slightly flushed at the lower side

of the neck under the ears with reddish-orange. Specimens from the island

of Mayotte (_L. mayottensis_, Schl.) differ from _L. collaris_ in having a

blackish spot over the root of the tail.

{73}THE RUFOUS LEMUR. LEMUR RUFUS.

Has a yellowish-white frontal band and whiskers.

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