The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology . with blood, fills the concavity of the bone formedby the upcurvatuie of its distal end. Genus Charronia, Gray. Martes, section c, Charronia, Gray, Cat. Carn. Brit. Mus. 18G9, p. 80 ;type, flavifful-a, Bennett. The characters embodied by Gray in his definition ofCharronia were of little or no systematic value. Down tothe present time therefore the large Oriental marten () has been invariably assigned to the genus Martes. Itappears to me, however, that the structure of the baculum, * Pohl, it should be explain
The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology . with blood, fills the concavity of the bone formedby the upcurvatuie of its distal end. Genus Charronia, Gray. Martes, section c, Charronia, Gray, Cat. Carn. Brit. Mus. 18G9, p. 80 ;type, flavifful-a, Bennett. The characters embodied by Gray in his definition ofCharronia were of little or no systematic value. Down tothe present time therefore the large Oriental marten () has been invariably assigned to the genus Martes. Itappears to me, however, that the structure of the baculum, * Pohl, it should be explained, referred foina and martes to the genusMustela and erminea and nivalis to the genus Ictis. I have here alteredhis terminology to bring the names into accord with recent usage. Sincethe memoir contains references to previously published works upon thesubject in hand, I have not troubled to cite them in this paper. t Lonnberg has figured and described the baculum of the sea-otterLetax lutris (Anat. Anz. xxxviii. p. 231, 1911). Os Penis of some Genera of Mustelidse. 309.
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