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.294 ZOOLOGICAL GEOGRAPHY. [PART I'TABLE I.FAMILIES OF ANIMALS INHABITING THE ETHIOPIAN REGION.Explanation.Names in italics show families peculiar to the region.Names inclosed thus ( ) barely enter the region, and are not considered properlyto belong to it.Numbers are not consecutive, but correspond to those in Part IV.Sub-regions.Order and Family.Hi:Kange beyond the Region.MAMMALIA.Primates.1. Simiidae2. Semnopithecidse3. Cynopithecidae6. Lemuridae8. Chiromyidce ...Cheiroptera.9. Pteropidae11. Rhinolophidae12. Vespertilionidae13. Noctilionidae . .Insectivora.15. Macroscelididae17. Erinaceidae ...18. Centetidce19. Potairwgalidce20. Chrysochloridce22. SoricidaeCarnivora.23. Felidae24. Cryptoproclidce25. Viverridae26. Protelidce27. Hyamidae28. Canida? ...29. Mustelidae33. Otariidae...Cetacea.36 to 41.SlRENIA.42. ManatidaeUngulata.43. Equidae ...,OrientalOrientalOriental,OrientalPalaearcticOriental, AustralianThe Eastern HemisphereCosmopoliteAll Tropical regionsSouth PalaearcticPalaearctic, OrientalGreater AntillesAll regions but Australian and NeotropicalAll regions but AustralianOriental, S. PalaearcticS. Palaearctic, IndiaAlmost cosmopoliteAll regions but AustralianAll temperate regionsOceanicNeotropical, Oriental, AustralianPalaearctic

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Page 191 and 192: chap, viii.] MESOZOIC MAMMALIA. 159

Page 193 and 194: ;chap, viii.] BIRDS. . 161as indica

Page 195 and 196: chap, vm.] BIRDS. 163discovered in

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