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Gervais Hist. Nat. Mam. Tom I. 1854

It appears from this Book that males sometimes larger than females - canines more developed in Cercopithecus in males than females - Baboons differ in many respects

[in margin:] Monkeys

Both males & females of a [illeg] of genera have large whiskers passing into a mane or ruff of long Hairs - if Lions' of use theirs of use. - Both m & f. are brightly & conspicuously coloured. And in Baboons the males more brightly coloured - Begins with case of Baboon.

Desmarest

p 65 Macacus male larger with larger canines & ridge over eyebrows.

p. 66 another species Bigger whiskers & canines.

67 3d species do. canines & size of Body

69 Cynocephalus chacma female no criniere

70. do colours

75 Ateles difference in colours

79 Mycetes do

 

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(Gervais Hist. Nat. Mamm)

p. 28 Hairs on back less than on Belly.

p 66 Semnopithecus nemæus a great tuft of Hairs in place of whiskers, protecting whole neck, Body prettily & brightly coloured - nothing said of differences of males & females - I describe from Plate

p. 61, 62 Beards & whiskers spring a mane or ruff in Semnopithecus Dussumieri

67 Cercopithecus canines largest in males} Some Semnopitheci have an Hussar-like helmet of Hair

68 do gums vividly coloured

72 Cercopithecus, with great bush of hair round throat & sides of face - apparently common to both sexes

72 & 74. do whiskers & Bush of Hair

89 several Macacus with great circle of hair round face or with whisker

Crest of Hair of Head

103 Colour of Mandrill 104 to 106. to 110

size of female less

The ridges on baboon face like the great raised scars on faces of negros. –Do whiskers defend?

& colour like stripes on faces of savages

 

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119 Ruff of Hair - if Lions mane is explicable

120

124 Ateles Whiskers

130 Cebus moustache & generally whisker

131 Callitriche great ruff

150 Hapale great ruff

Lemurs have ruffs