. Les quadrupèdes de l'Amérique du Nord [microforme]. Les Mammifères Rongeurs, Mammifères, rongeurs. 287. LEPUS AQUATICUS.-Bacii. Swamp-IIare. PLATK XXXVII.-Mali. LI Americani magnitudine , caj.ite. auribun ctudarjue, longis. ousjong ; pedu mmus pilosi. quam dans L. s.lvatieo ; supra fuscu ! ; su'btos caractères. ""."/(*. "Br*r" Wc ; /"", ""r,,,, "n,l ,., :,, h"^, f",, fo". ,", .". ",", *,". ,4 ," ,""c "fU. sr.., r..m,, 4.w ;"4", '.ru'JZ tsh-hrown au-dessus, blanc en dessous. *^ BYNONVMEfl. J'^j-us-ncuH AuUA, Hach.. Journal officiel Acad. Nat. Sc, Philud vol vii " 2 " .,0 lire Marcli 21, 1837. ' "Nau., vol. vii., p. ^^j j, p.

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. The quadrupeds of North America [microform]. Mammals; Rodentia; Mammifères; Rongeurs. 287. LEPUS AQUATICUS.-Bacii. Swamp-IIare. PLATK XXXVII.-Mali. LI Americani magnitudine , caj.ite. auribun, ctudarjue longis ; pedu ousjong. mmus pilosi. quam in L. s.lvatieo; supra fuscu!; su'btos CHARACTERS. ».«»/(*. «br*r„ Wc; /„„, ;, „»r, , „n, l , ., :, , h„^, f„, , fo„. , „, .«. „, „, *, „. , 4 , „ , „»c „fU. sr.., r..m, , 4.w;„4 '„, .ru'JZ tsh-hrown above, white beneath. *^ BYNONVMEfl. I^i-us AuUA-ncuH, Hach.. Journal Acad. Nat. Sc, Philud vol vii „ 2 „ ., 0 read Marcli 21, 1837. ' "nau., vol. vii., p. ^, p. j^j^, Upus Douolasbii, var. 1. Gray. Mag.«ino Nat. Hist., London, November. 1837 DESCRIPTION. The bcciy of this .pecies i.s large, and formed both fur stren-h and speed; the hairs dc not hang as loosely .n the surface as tho.se of .he Northern hare, but lie smooth and co.npact; the fur is coarser and more glos.sy than that of the gray rabbit. Head, long, and moderately arched; skull, considerably larger than that of the Northern hare, (.. Americn.^.^ .ith a larger orbitaf cat ty The margms of the orbits project so as to produce a visible depression n the anterior part of the frontal bone ; whiskers, half the length of the head ; ears. long, shaped like those of the marsh-hare, clothed externalh with a dense coat of very short hairs; internally, they are partialK covered along the margin.s, but ncare- the orifice are nearly nakel ' The feet bear no resemblance to those of the No.thrrn hare or those of the gray rabbit. Instead of being clothed, as in tho.e species with a compact mass of hair, they are formed like those of the m-.rsh!hare • the toes, when spread, leaving distinct impressions on the earth. The'. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Audubon

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