Length of the body, 27-28 inches; of the tail, 6½

DISTRIBUTION.--Forests on the north bank of the Amazons, opposite Olivença,

not passing eastwards of Iça on the Iça river. The exact westward extension

of this species still remains unknown. The young specimen seen at Fonteboa

by Bates, and by him referred to this species, was more probably _B.

calvus_, as we know from the account given by Geoffroy St. Hilaire and

Castelnau, that the young of _B. rubicundus_ resembles in coloration the

adult, and is _not_ paler.

HABITS.--Gregarious and diurnal; living in the high trees, and feeding on

fruits, probably exclusively, the length of its intestines seeming to

indicate that it is more of a vegetarian than its allies.

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