THE QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA V2, AUDUBON and BACHMAN 1851

THE QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA BY JOHN JAMES AUDUBON, F.R.S., &c, &o AND THE REV JOHN BACHMAN, VOL D.D., LI,D., &o II NEW-YORK: PUBLISHED BY V G M DCCC LI AUDUBON While American Wolf, Albus), Sorex Carolinensis, Cervus Aloes, Star-nose Mole', 281 293 297 300 Orange Coloured Mouse, 303 Felis Coneolor, Cougar, 305 Bassaris Astuta, Ring-tailed Bassaris, 314 Spermophilus Ludovicianus, Prairie Dog, Prairie Marmot- Squirrel, 319 Mus Missouri Mouse, 327 (Calomys) Aureolus, Missouriensis, TABLE OF GENERA DESCRIBED IN THIS VOLUME Page Page Genus Lutra, " Bison, " Procyon, " Elaphus, " Didelphis, " Canis, " Condylura, " Sorex, ' Genus Ovis, 163 179 193 32 74 83 u Cervus it Antilocapra, " Lagomys, 244 107 " Meriones, • 251 126 " Felis, 139 " Ursus, 145 H Bassaris, 258 • 281 314 ... stripe of ; ; There is a narrow blackish between the white of the posterior angle of the mouth, which The upper part of is prolonged around the margin of the lower lip and superior surface of the. .. here and there a white hair interspersed forefeet in the the whole of the under surface, of On the around the palms and on the edges of the under surface, there are coarse whitish hairs The peculiarities... represent the pain and terror felt by the caught by the sharp saw-like teeth of the trap from the town of Henderson, (Kentucky), but on the opposite far Ohio side of the of Indiana, there river, in the